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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1962

Page

10

New at Summer Furniture Market

Colorful lacquered decorative pieces in six bright hues with natural oil walnut options and brushed bronze hardware. Versatile stacks and modular components allow height changes, with lid tops for magazines and records, plus removable bases for stacking. Heirloom Furniture Inc showcases adjustable back seating with a versatile ottoman.

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Heloise Tips Shine Ceramic Tile With Alcohol And More Hints

Heloise shares simple home hacks from alcohol for tile shine to patch wallpaper by tearing from the wrong side and a method for cleaning with baking soda in water to tackle baby spit up odor. The column notes she cannot answer all letters but answers some questions when possible.

Heloise

Song Of The Salad Demonstration At Oak View Club

Oak View Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday afternoon for a salad program led by Mrs. F E Tetterton assistant home economics agent. Slides titled Song of the Salad highlighted salad value low calories and nutrition and proper prep and minimal handling. A basic Greek salad with meats cheese and vegetables was prepared and served by Mrs R D Gaye as hostess. Mrs S R Walton president presided with devotional by Mrs R K Young.

Oak View

Plans For Touring Local Industry Completed By Newcomers At Meet

Three new members joined yesterday's Newcomers Club meeting at the YWCA. Mrs. Stanley Twigg introduced Mrs. H. D. Dudley, Mrs. Julian Lyles and Mrs. Frank Stewart. Prizes awarded for bridge and canasta. A family picnic is planned July 21 at city lake shelter 4 with a 6 p.m. barbeque. Reservations deadline is July 17. Plans were made to tour Burlington Mills Throwing Plant on Aug. 14. Next coffee Aug. 28 hosted by Mrs. J. V. Simone.

Meet Newcomers Club YWCA Stanley Twigg H. D. Dudley Julian Lyles Frank Stewart Marie Wood Bob Hethcock George Grant Earl Bearwin Luis Villanueva la Pas Bolivia Burlington Mills J. V. Simone Sherbrook Dr

Social Calendar Highlights Social Week Events

Coffee at Mrs D L Bouldins home on Forest Hill Drive to honor Miss Eva Dell Smith. American Business Womens Assn Capital chapter dinner at the YWCA. IT Mann American Legion Auxiliary hosts a family covered dish supper and officer installation at the post home.

D. L. Bouldin Forest Hill Dr Eva Dell Smith Furniture Capital Chapter The American Mann American Legion Auxiliary

Millet advises cooking potatoes whole to avoid mealiness

Miller offers kitchen tip that potatoes turn mealy if cut before cooking. He urges cooking them whole for smoother texture and better flavor.

Vitamin A rich menu guides skin and weight concerns

When skin and hair dry it may be a sign of low vitamin A. A main course menu with liver, sweet potatoes and leafy greens boosts intake. For occasional cake lovers sponge cake lowers calories compared with butter cake.

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