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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1953
Page
7
In a column by Muriel Lawrence, Mrs. D. ends 11 years of marriage after divorce. The columnist argues the son’s divided loyalty reflects parental failures and urges the mother to model humility and principle over personal allegiance.
The notice lists social events at Trinity Church Borden's Room and private homes including dinners, entertainments for bride elects Dorothy Clodfelter Rebecca Autry Dorothy Samuels and Alveria Coleman, rehearsal party for Staples Boswell wedding, and a wedding Sept 16. It also includes a cooking tip about adding savory seeds to cole slaw.
Kay Sherwood reviews a Chicago Museum of Science and Industry kitchen exhibit blending warm paldao wood, hickory floors, and copper appliances with easy-care finishes. The U shaped layout centers cooking near an island while a child-friendly play area remains open. Prices rise slightly for built in gear and a clutter free promise clashes with busy cooks.
Ames IA residents watch dismantling of Annex No 1 known as Little Ankeny the wartime uranium metal plant at Iowa State College. The three room site expanded during WWII and produced over two million pounds of uranium aiding the atomic energy program. Buildings now part of the Institute of Atomic Research complex.
Opal Crystal Lady, an 11 year old Jersey cow owned by Ralph E. Cope Jr. of Langlois, Oregon, set dairy records after a 265 day running milk marathon. The cow produced 18,560 pounds of milk with 1,001 pounds of butterfat, milking twice daily. Her lifetime output nears 67 tons and she is the first cow to exceed 1,000 pounds of butterfat in five consecutive lactations.
The schedule lists YWCA events including a softball game against Oakdale at Harvell Field at 8 PM, a 10 AM bridge session, a 2:30 to 5 PM Jr Hi girls crafts, Robins Club ice cream at 7 PM, a 7:30 Community Club gathering, and dances at 8 PM for Summer Frolic and Air Men from Pope Field. A recipe note describes a rice ring with green pepper and pimiento for flavor and color.
Today s Pattern CROSS STITCH MAGIC showcases a rose motif with four designs included in Pattern No 2195. The package contains iron on transfers, a color chart, stitch illustration and material list. Submit 25 cents, name, address and Pattern No to ANNE CABOT High Point Enterprise New York.
The American Steel and Wire Division reports three inch diameter steel springs 314 feet long tossed into corncribs provide increased air spaces and natural ventilation to reduce moisture and grain deterioration. The springs, called Flexi Vent, can be used singly or in series for longer spans.
Washington reports that many inventors seek patent relief for infant feeding bottles as hundreds of patents exist since 1841. Smithsonian displays show early models including a long rubber tube bottle spout and external tube era. Innovations include spray on and wipe off preparations for easier cleaning and less lugging of soapy water.
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