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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1957
Page
6
Mary van der Steur recalls a bygone era of hope chests in which young women and mothers gathered household items for future marriage. The cedar chests featured fragrant cedar linings and ornate exteriors, later evolving as design shifted to expose only the lining cedar and decorative outer treatments.
Miss Is Cudworth of Wanchese received nuptial courtesy at Miss Mary Myers home on N Hamilton Street. A white carnation car to the bride elect, 25 guests attended and gifts included a white blanket. Frances Hayden, mother of the groom elect, was among the guests.
Women of the Moose will hold a meeting on Thursday with members to discuss upcoming events and community activities. Attendees are urged to bring plans and suggestions for local projects.
The American Legion Auxiliary of Roger Kirchofer Post 206 will gather tonight at the Post Home on S Main St Ext at p.m. for its regular session.
Designers fuse fancy veneers and inlays with cedar chests creating modern, functional pieces. The revival blends traditional and contemporary styles in dark and light woods with handsome hardware and pull-out drawers. Cedar chests become versatile showpieces and luxury storage.
The April 14 Chesterfield ceremony united Linda Grace Holbrook and Robert Carrigan Jr. in Chesterfield D C. Mrs Daphne Holbrook of High Point announced the wedding. Linda is daughter of Mrs Holbrook and Howard H Holbrook of High Point.
A fragmented line notes candying parsnips and sweet potatoes with grated cheddar, plus adding condensed celery soup for a sauce or eggs, suggesting a peculiar tested recipe snippet from a historical page.
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