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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1952
Page
7
David Taylor Marked Up summarizes education myths as false ideas held by parents. Professor Howard F. Fehr of Columbia Teachers College argues children generally enjoy school, that basic skills are not the sole primary goal, and that many succeed without college. He urges broader, practical education and social responsibility.
The Trinity Home Demonstration Club will meet Thursday at 2 15 PM in the Grange Hall. A paint firm representative will discuss wall finishes painting tips and wall care. Hostesses are Mrs. Ernest Baker Mrs. Ivan Stuart and Mrs. George Elder. Celery is served as a hot vegetable with meat or fish.
Fashion writers describe fall fur coats with fluid lines like cloth designs. Coats range from narrow to full, with dropped shoulders, wandering waists, spencer bodices, tulip shapes, dramatic sleeves, and leopard prints such as Leo Ritter offering a narrow top and small shawl collar.
Miss Claire Yarborough, to wed Kenneth Kliever of Reedley on August 22, was feted by Mrs. Robert Harvell in a surprise shower. She received gifts, a corsage of yellow carnations and baby's breath, and enjoyed games and green and white refreshments. Attendants included her mother Mrs. J. C. Yarborough and close friends. Cracker spread: mash soft cheddar cheese with green pepper and garlic salt.
Serve cold boiled beef with a vegetable salad for a summer supper. Accompany with a sauce of thick sour cream seasoned with salt, prepared mustard, and grated horseradish. A good watermelon should be symmetrical with a yellowish underside and a fresh deep green to gray exterior.
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