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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1965
Page
5
A compact guide to tray service for entertaining covers arranging tray hors d oeuvres and warm dishes for buffet fireside and weekend guests. Includes recipes for scrambled eggs with salami tomato crostini orange marmalade syrup sauces poached pears in wine and related staples.
An advertisement by Abe Schrader promotes Printed Pattern A918 for a princess dress with optional ruffles. It notes fabrics linen shanting cotton or organza, Misses sizes 8 to 18, size 16 needs 3% yards of 35 inch fabric, and instructs sending one dollar to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department with additional handling and coupon details.
The Allen Jay Club will gather Wednesday at the Reavis Memorial Baptist Church hut for a 10 a.m. meeting. County agent will give a demonstration on remodeling ready made clothing with Mrs. Fred Robbins as hostess.
Neves Out of town guests attend the wedding of Miss Barbara Lynn Hester and Marvin Erroll Brown on Saturday including Mr and Mrs Dan Sullivan of Greenwood South Carolina Mr and Mrs Roy Brown of Spartanburg South Carolina and Mr and Mrs Ronald Brown and family of Atlanta Georgia Also note nutrition guidance about refrigerating milk promptly to preserve nutrients after delivery or purchase
A coworker complains of a nasal headache from a cologne making perfume hobbyist. Advice suggests politely addressing allergy with a modest request to limit spraying. Also includes letters about high school romance and platonic friendship guidance, plus a curious gift idea and a kitchen soup tip.
Ruth Millet y writes a reflective piece exploring common perceptions of women roles in family life. It questions age image, loyalty to daughters-in-law, and expectations of wives mothers and daughters as it ponders how women view themselves and their households.
A fashion note highlights fur trimmed coats as a fall trend. Describing long wool coats with fox collars and cuffs in red or black, the piece lists alternatives such as badger kit fox shaggy lamb monkey fur wolf bleached raccoon and opossum. It notes the style is selling during summer and will be a popular try-on.
Nancy Etta Smith and Albert Ramair Johnson united in marriage at Clear Springs Methodist Church in Denton with Rev. Roland Mullinix and Rev. Clifton Suminey officiating. The bride, daughter of Davidsbee Smith and Minnie Henderson Smith, wore organza lace with a chapel train and carried white orchids. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ramair Johnson of Liberty, is a Elon College junior and Western Auto employee. After a reception, the couple plans to live in Gibsonville Springwood Apartments.
An uneven OCR excerpt lists a weekly timetable for a swimming facility. It includes sessions labeled Plunge Life Saving English Class Adult Morning Swim Preschool Swim Class Adult Beginner Advanced Beginner and Kindergarten with times across Monday to Thursday. The text shows multiple duplicates and garbled notes but indicates recurring classes and open house events for parents of play children.
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