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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1974
Page
4
Lighting columnist extols plant lights as a breakthrough for home illumination. Describes creating indoor gardens in dark rooms, window treatments using ceiling tracks and can lamps, and dramatic light effects in hallways with backlit foliage. Includes reader questions on color schemes and fabric patterns.
Two new Rochester recipes propose a royal menu for Father's Day. Chuck steak grilled in foil with a mushroom gravy mustard sauce pairs with a Caesar salad using romaine or alternative lettuce, Parmesan, and croutons. Complete lines include French bread, strawberry pie, coffee or milk.
North Carolina Business and Professional Women wrap up their 55th annual state convention in Asheville with record attendance. Local leaders Mary Frances Craven and Don Padgett involve new club presidents, install Carolyn Williams as state president, and honor Kay Shipman. Bianca Melvin earns National Young Careerists honor. Osta Underwood of Nashville speaks on women’s rights and leadership duties.
Brogden Road 4-H Club members in Johnston County rode bikes in a Bike-a-Thon supporting a Cerebral Palsy Tele-a-Thon. Eleven 4-Hers raised eighty dollars from community residents, per assistant home economics agent Mary Kay Cox.
Esther Risa Jacobson, bound for marriage to Norman Chernoff, was feted at two Southern Furniture Club events this week. Hostesses included Mrs. Stanley Taylor and Mrs. Martin Taylor. corsages of daisies and pink carnations were given, and crystal, china, plus a silver bowl were presented. Special guests included Mrs. Irvin Jacobson, Mrs. Ben Chernoff, Mrs. Julian Leavitt, and Helene Jacobson of Jerusalem.
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