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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1953
Page
8
A Revlon cosmetic named Moon Drops is marketed to restore inner moisture and give a smooth fresh look. The ad claims rapid, lasting results with grease-free, continuous hydration for a youthful, dewy complexion all day and night.
Mr and Mrs C E Nabors of 609 Montheu Avenue were honored at an open house hosted by Mr Tyree Nabors at 1002 Westwood on Sunday. About 50 relatives and friends from Asheboro and Greensboro attended as Nina Moore Nabors recalled their 60 years since their Spartanburg marriage.
Mrs. E. Maclin spoke at the Double M Club luncheon at Adams Memorial YWCA Building urging members to have a life purpose and participate in community government. She stressed not detaching from organizations, shared humorous incidents, and highlighted peace through active involvement. Forty-eight attended with one new member and three guests.
The Wayside Garden club met at Mrs. W. G. McFarland home on South Main Street to hear Mrs. John C. Sheloff discuss medicinal herbs and their uses. Officers for next year were elected, led by President Mrs. W. G. McFarland with slate including Mrs. E. O. Cummings as vice president and Mrs. Edith M. Sherrod as recording secretary.
Miss Jane Beam to wed Aubrey C. Hollar Jr on April 4 will be honored at a dinner Saturday evening at the home of Miss Barbara Lee in Church Street with Miss Joanne McCoy and other guests. Additional plans note tributes tomorrow in Greensboro with classmates Misses Carolyn Evans and Mary Schremp.
The Fleurette Garden Club, backed by the Wild Flower Club, held its first regular meeting at Mrs. Fred Barber’s West Lexington Avenue home with Mrs. Harvey Speaks as hostess. Mrs. Harry Pear led the session, committees formed, plans for summer meetings discussed, and 15 members enjoyed refreshments amid daffodils and snapdragon.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the National Association of Letter Carriers was entertained by Mrs. Lee Payne at her home as delegates and alternates to the state convention were chosen. The Greensboro convention dates are March 19 and 20. Mrs. C. L. Clapp led the program and 10 members were served refreshments. next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Bruce Surratt on Bouleva rd.
During the months when head colds are common, a cloth dipped in egg solution and wrung nearly dry is suggested for cleaning telephones. The advice emphasizes sanitation to reduce germ spread in shared devices.
When cleaning at home apply thin coats of White shellac to the underside of the car floor carpeting to refresh it for summer use.
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