Coffee Planned As Courtesy For Mrs Harris
Mrs James A Mitchell and Miss Carolyn Crawford host a morning coffee for Mrs Richard B Harris at the Mitchell home on Overbrook this Saturday at 11 a m. Guests are invited to call.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1956
Page
14
Mrs James A Mitchell and Miss Carolyn Crawford host a morning coffee for Mrs Richard B Harris at the Mitchell home on Overbrook this Saturday at 11 a m. Guests are invited to call.
Garlic powder is the ground dehydrated product of garlic cloves. Garlic salt mixes garlic powder with table salt and sometimes includes a starch to prevent caking during storage.
Denton bride elect Nancy Crouse was honored at a Friday evening miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Charles B. Kearns at 515 Montheu Ave. The event celebrated her upcoming July 1 wedding to Bobby Parker of Macclesfield and Raleigh at First Methodist Church of Denton. Prizes went to Mrs. W. E. Hardy and Mrs. Joe Marshal.
The Sirocco Dance Club will hold its regular business session Tuesday at 8 p.m. at president Ted Reid's home 502 Gatewood Ave. Members unable to attend should call recording secretary Judy Creasman at 23773.
Mrs. N W Wampler, bride of Norman Walter Wampler, honored at a mixed shower hosted by Miss Loretta Saltz and friends at 909 E Lexington Ave. In attendance were the bride’s mother Mrs R W Harriss and groom’s mother Mrs Eugene Wampler. A second morning reception at 105 Westover Dr Lexington is planned with High Point and Lexington guests.
The U. S. chemical industry consumes about 68 percent of 20 million tons of salt produced annually while salt used as a seasoning accounts for only 3 percent of output.
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