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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1961
Page
4
A jumble of reader questions covers a barber’s home visits, a future bride’s mother planning gifts for her daughter, and a mother contrasting parenting styles. Advice warns tact is weak with insensitive people, and urges the daughter to set boundaries with her future mother-in-law.
Marian Martin pattern notices advertise Printed Pattern 9363 for slimmer styles and 9204 for misses sizes 10 through 24. Instructions urge quick sewing in under a day with belt cinching at the waist and options in silk or cotton. Orders require 50 cents per pattern plus 10 cents for mailing to New York addresses. includes address forms and catalog prompt.
Hollywood AP reports actor Edd Byrnes of the 77 Sunset Strip series has asked Asa Maynor to marry him. The couple has dated two years. Byrnes departs for London and Paris today and expects no immediate reply. A friend quotes him saying she has not said yes or no and he plans to discuss it on his return with hopeful prospects.
A recipe instruction describes stirring 14 cup American-made Baby Gouda cheese cubes into 2 cups hot buttered peas, then heating slowly until cheese softens. A pinch of summer savory and fine herbs is added, then served immediately for a mild nut like flavor and extra protein.
The Newcomers Club toured American Bakeries Co on Broad Street as part of a city outreach for newcomers in High Point. The event included a 10 a.m. bridge and canasta luncheon at the YWCA Gatewood, films Staff of Life and Menu Magic, and a dessert of baked rolls. Newcomer introductions featured four new High Point residents and a business meeting led by Mrs. Ars. W. H. Evans. Plans were announced for coffees for newcomers in September hosted by club members.
Mrs W C Dawson and tren Tracy visit Dawson's parents Dr and Mrs N S Stirewall at 703 E Lexington Ave Phil Deddie and Donald Wayne Spoon of Apopka Fla, formerly of Jamestown, visit grandmother Mrs B P Spoon 1638 Prospect St Mr and Mrs Joe Montgomery and daughter Martha depart for Scottsdale Arizona after a two week visit with the Joe Ray Montgomerys of 904 Chestnut St The visitors are parents of their host.
A tip suggests washing hands then rinsing with warm water followed by cold water over the wrists to feel cooler and more relaxed. Another tip applies cold water to the forehead after washing the face. A note praises new lightweight molded plastic luggage for easy cleaning with soap.
A fashion note argues clothes know no season and urges readers to collect year round pieces. Textured silk and silk-worsted outfits serve both work and social events, with versatile separates like a shapely skirt and changeabout tops. Investing in these pieces promises endless style options.
On Wednesday at 8 pm Mrs Fred Jefferson hosts a gathering at Quaker Lane for Miss Sandra Katherine Judge. Thursday events include 6 30 pm I T Mann unit of the American Legion Auxiliary picnic supper with Mrs G A Laley on Westwood and 7 30 pm a kitchen shower for Miss Phyllis Hearne at 233 Monthen Ave. Forestdale Garden Club meets at Potter Drive 7 30 pm with Mrs David Palmer and Jota Sigma chapter of WCTU meets with Mrs John Surratt at 1305 Carolina Ave.
Modern safety car shoes use upholstery fabrics with grip soles to prevent pedal slippage and insulated inner layers for temperature protection. They can be scrubbed like upholstery using thick soap suds, rinsed with a damp cloth, and should be cleaned regularly to maintain safety and cleanliness.
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