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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1956

Page

10

Club Plans July Picnic After Afternoon Boating Excursions

Members enjoyed boating excursions in the afternoon and decided to schedule a picnic for the second Wednesday in July, outlining plans and activities.

Friendly Garden Club Picnic Sets Planned Year

Mrs. C. K. Wright was elected president of the Friendly Garden Club at the annual picnic by City Lake. Members brought picnic baskets for a luncheon at 12 30 p m. Kent's two grandchildren attended the gathering, adding to the event's family atmosphere.

C. K. Wright The Friendly Garden Club City Lake Kent

Birthday Cake Tips With Initials and Candles

Simple party idea guides you to frost a cake, place initials in chocolate chips at the center, and add candles for a festive display. This quick approach adds a personal touch to a birthday celebration.

Have you tried frozen kale seasoned with onion

A casual inquiry about frozen kale prepared with onion and a cream sauce, noting it as delicious.

Buffet Dinner Honors Miss Ellen Strawbridge Before Nuptials

The Robins Club of the YWCA hosted a buffet dinner at Mrs. Hazel Cagel’s Hickory Chapel Road home to honor Miss Ellen Strawbridge, future bride of Dewey Yarborough. Guests included club president Mrs. C. Jackson and numerous members. Strawbridge received a white carnation corsage and a club silver gift.

Ellen Strawbridge Carl Jackson The Robins Club YWCA Hazel Cagel Hickory Chapel Miss Strawbridge Dewey Yarborough C. Jackson Ruth Ray Jean Embler Mildred Barrow Pat Williams Naomi French Artie McDowell Hilda Fields Madge Johnson Ola Carpenter Ruby Poole Halcie L. Harriss Joan Bundy Cagel

Mrs. Andrews Presents Piano Recital at First Baptist

Mrs. J. L. Andrews will present her piano students in recital this evening at 8 p.m. at the First Baptist Church. The public is invited to attend.

J. L. Andrews First Baptist Church Andrews

Alpha Alpha Chapter Hosts Meeting at Wallburg Home

The Alpha Alpha Chapter of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority held its semi monthly gathering Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Johnnie Hayworths home on Wallburg Road Guests included Anne Acey Educational Director of the First Methodist Church and Helena Smith soprano soloist Smith sang Selections Acey accompanied Afterwards strawberry shortcake and coffee were served Members were urged to attend a special business meeting next Tuesday at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs Woodroe Haywood 604 West Lexington Avenue

Alpha Alpha Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Johnnie Hayworth Wallburg Road Anne Acey First Methodist Church Helena Smith Smith Acey Hayworth Woodroe Haywood Lexington Ave

Mrs. R. A. Sheloff Hosts Picnic for Mr and Mrs Long

Mrs Robert A Sheloff entertained at her Johnson Street home to honor Mr and Mrs William A Long. They recently lived in Tallahassee with the latter's mother and are visiting before returning home. The picnic dinner was served on the rear lawn with garden flowers.

Robert A. Sheloff Johnson Street William A. Long Nell Tallahassee Winston-Salem

Stedman Visitors, Students Ties Highlight Local Notes

Miss Mattie Bunce of Stedman and Fort Worth Texas left for Stedman after a week at the home of Miss oy Goldsmith. She is a Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary student in Fort Worth and formerly secretary at the First Baptist Church. Mrs Pickett Hamlin and sons from Birmingham Alabama visit her parents Dr and Mrs W R McKaughan and Mrs Hamlin, later joined by Mr Hamlin, after a 10 day Carolina Beach stay. Roy McKaughan travels to Carolina Beach with his father then to Lake Warren Alabama to stay until late June. Mrs Edmund Reardon has returned home after a hospital stay. Walter L Hargett Jr of Wilmington stayed overnight with his mother Mrs Mabel Hargett on Johnson Street for a business visit.

Mattie Bunce Stedman Fort Worth Texas Oy Goldsmith Briggs Ave Bunce Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Forth Worth First Baptist Church Pickett Hamlin Skip Pat Mike Birmingham Ala W. R. McKaughan Mr. Ee Mr. Hamlin Roy McKaughan Carolina Beach Roy Lake Warren Taeklas Warren Walter L. Hargett Jr Wilmington Mabel H. Hargett Johnson St

Classic Scallop Crumbs with Tartar Sauce Pairing

Crush six tusks and season with salt and pepper. Beat an egg with water. Dip 1.5 pounds of scallops in crumbs then egg then crumbs. Fry until golden. Serve with tartar sauce.

Grow N Grow Club Concludes Summer Meetings

The Grow n Grow Garden Club wrapped up its summer schedule with a Tuesday night meeting at Mrs. E. L. Boyle's home, presided by Mrs. John R. Jarrett. Guest speaker Mrs. Hugh Kellam demonstrated seasonal flower arrangements emphasizing beauty, simplicity and harmony. A new member was welcomed and the next meeting is planned for September at Mrs. Clyde Campbell's home.

Grow ‘N’ Grow Garden Club E. L. Boyle Rocksprings Rd John R. Jarrett Eloise Schultheiss Hugh Kellam Garden Club Garden Council Clyde Campbell Tabor St

Ham and Cheese Sauce Over Toasted Asparagus

A cheese sauce enriched with diced ham is poured over green asparagus starts arranged on buttered toast. A simple savory platter described as suitable for a ladies lunch with an appealing presentation.

Music recital at the Gayle residence

Mrs Sidney Gayle will present her music students in recital at 1012 Country Club Dr tomorrow evening at eight o clock. Patrons and friends are invited to attend.

Sidney Gayle Country Club Dr

British freight cars with 56 wheels carry 150 tons

Some British freight cars are described as having 56 wheels and a carrying capacity of 150 tons. The statement highlights a specific wheel count and load limit for these freight wagons.

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