Mrs Martine Barker Speaks At Thomasville Garden Club
Mrs Martine Barker of High Point addressed the Spade and Trowel Garden Club in Thomasville on interior decorating. The meeting at Mrs Ralph Collett's home featured devotionals by Mrs Willis Bowers and updates on hosting duties for an X ray unit visit.
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Thomasville
Spade and Trowel Garden Club
Ralph Collett
Route 3
Martine Barker
High Point
J. D. Foust
Willis Bowers
Jim Crews
Pauline Rogers
Maggie Johnson
Lloyd Jones
John Collett
Jerome Collett
Tom Johnson
R. C. Sample
G. L. Barnes
Bill Smith
Paul Craven
Harrell Collett
C. O. Plyier Jr
Leon Ingram
Jack Jones
Spring Street
John Walters
April Bride-Elect Honored With Linen Shower at YWCA
Miss Alwayne Blair, soon to wed Paul Albertson on April 11 at Deep River Friends Meeting, was feted at a YWCA linen shower. Hostesses Miss Lois Poindexter and Miss Ruby Marion led about 25 attendees, with gifts of a white carnation corsage and pillows, as floral tables and games provided light entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwayne Blair
Paul Albertson
Deep River Friends Meeting
YWCA
Lois Poindexter
Ruby Marion
Garland Blair
P. A. Albertson
Matthew Warren Fink Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs Harrell L Fink of 2075 Payne Street Lexington announce the birth of their son Matthew Warren on March 1 at High Point Memorial Hospital. The parents are former residents of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Warren Fink
Harrell L. Fink
Payne St
Lexington
Matthew Warren
High Point Memorial Hospital
High
Loyal Workers Class Meet At N Main Street Baptist Church
The Loyal Workers Class of N Main Street Baptist Church will meet tonight at 7 30 p m at the church. The notice states the gathering is planned and will take place as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Workers Class
N. Main Street Baptist Church
Main Street
Gardener's Spring Almanac Tips for Site and Soil Choice
The article stresses sunny locations with well drained soil for a successful vegetable garden. It advises avoiding tree root competition, ensuring at least four inches of rich topsoil, and using lime and fertilizer at specified rates. It also recommends planting a succession of crops and choosing plants and seeds carefully for reliable yields.
Thrifty Recipes Boost Flavor with Budget Beef Tongue
This feature shares inexpensive yet tasty preparations. It describes boiling beef tongue in seasoned water, making a rich lemon almond sauce, and a mustard mayonnaise uplift for cold tongue. A shrimp dish and a thrifty frankfurter main round out the collection with simple steps and pantry items.
They Proved Their Mettle by Self-Reliant Start
Five years ago Mary and Jim faced hard times on a beginner's salary and housework. They struggled quietly, learned self-reliance, and now are beginning to afford the things their families might have given. Their parents stayed hands off, letting the couple earn their own way and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Jim
National Retail Bakers Week Observance Highlights New Pastries
National Retail Bakers Week opens nationwide with special products. Angel Fluff Pie with whipped cream and vanilla custard debuts, chocolate version available. Fresh Banana Praline Cake features ripe bananas and a nut topping. Cinnamon Twirl Bread and Lenten butternut rolls offer brunch options with Orange butter coffee cake for a festive finish.
Bouquet Garni for Canned Tomato Soup
Add a bouquet garni to the canned tomato soup using parsley thyme and a bay leaf. Tie the herbs in a muslin bag and heat the soup very slowly to extract flavors without scorching.
The Mature Parent by Mrs. Muriel Lawrence
Norman faces his father’s broken promises after his parents divorce. Dr. J Louise Despert advises three steps: accept the unreliability calmly, disconnect the child from the father’s flaw, and remind the child of the good in the absent parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Lawrence
Norman
Harry
J. Louise Despert
Darling
Daddy
Billy
Dr. Despert
Tornado Damage Trails Man’s Fatal Car Accident
Amos Batt, a father of 11 from Shawnee Oklahoma, was working on a car when it slipped from a jack and pinned him. He died yesterday at an Oklahoma City hospital from injuries sustained when a tornado demolished his farm last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Oklah
Amos Batt
Atte
Batt
Oklahoma City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomasville Club
Gardener's Spring Almanac
the Enterprise
Henry L. Pree
NER
All-America Selections
By Alice Denhoff
Ruth Millett
Rica
Queen
Detroit Red
Utah
Levoy Chieftain
Nantes
Penn State
Waxbean
Pearlgreen
Lima Fordhook
Snapbean Tendergreen
North Star
New Hampshire
Lochier
Grace Flower Shop
N 'Geant & Howell
Aaea
Pd Ea Laoii ii
DuPont
Monark
New York, N.Y
John Czarnecki
West Green Street
High Point, North Carolina
Madison Avenue
Metropolitan Life
Dpolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
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