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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1958
Page
7
California Republican Sen. Nelson Dilworth wins Senate Rules Committee backing to urge Congress to keep the anthem in its historic version. He argues a proposal to lower case the word power would make the reference to God atheistic and unacceptable.
If heating with a rotary beater does not remove lumps from your sauce, it is best to strain the sauce and reheat it. The strain removes remaining lumps and returns a smooth texture for serving.
Mrs. Bruce Surratt of 507 Sunset Dr. has returned to her job with the City of High Point after being confined to her home by illness for the past week. Mrs. Mildred Hutchins Williams of Mullins South Carolina underwent surgery yesterday at High Point Memorial Hospital and may receive visitors.
A light Sunday supper may end with a healthy mid winter dessert bowl. Chilled cottage cheese topped with the son’s favorite canned or frozen fruit provides a simple, nutritious finish.
Mr and Mrs W Gilbert Snyder Jr hosted their bridge club at Spring Street Friday night. Four tables competed with high scores won by Mrs Robert Reed and Tom Alexander Jr. Visitors’ prizes went to Mrs Willie Warner and Willis Hooper. St Patrick’s Day decor set the theme and April 11 is the next meeting with entertainment by the Alexanders. Greenland is noted as a major source of cryolite used in aluminum production.
Numerous meetings and social events are scheduled including the Letter Carriers Auxiliary gathering at Mrs Norris Ingram’s home, a High Point Woman's Club program for Miss Martha Lou Smith, garden club luncheons and bridge games, and a series of receptions and showers. The week also notes a wedding rehearsal at Main Street Methodist Church and related social gatherings for Miss Alwayne Blair and Paul Albertson.
Miss Alwayne Blair, April bride elect, was honored at a YWCA shower hosted by her cousin Mrs Tim Sanders and grandmother Mrs Mattie Edmonds with Miss Louise Edmonds. Attendees included Mrs Paul Albertson and Mrs Garland Blair plus out of town guests Mrs Marcus Edmonds and Miss Phylis Bennet. Gifts included an electric coffee maker. About 40 guests attended as refreshments matched the pink white color scheme.
The High Point College Faculty Wives Club met Friday night at 8 Main Street home of Mrs. A. E B. Williams. Dr Francis Muldrow spoke on the French provinces with slides. Mrs Herman Coble presided during a brief business session.
A string of birth announcements lists Debo rah Lynn Newby Ralph Lyn Faircloth Cynthia Lynn Reddish Billy Wayne Goins Bobby Ladow Irvin Andrea Elayne Brown Mary Anne Rutherford Connie Marie Langston Victor Jay Smith Naomi Gail Townsend Tony Lee Hoover Cheryl Gray Lanning with birth dates in March and parents from High Point Jamestown Franklin Raleigh Durham Greensboro Asheboro Lexington regions.
A list of activities including Girls Beginning and Intermediate Swimming, YMCA programs, Adams Club and B and P Club dinners, Women's classes, Bible study, Plunge Periods, Beginners Bridge, various Y Teen Clubs, Modernette Luncheon, Robins and Agenda Club dinners, Tackey Party, and Play Day scheduled from 3:15 PM to 9:30 PM.
The Stephens Bible Class will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the home of Miss Mary Childress at William and Mary Apartments. Mrs. A. G. Carson will be leader.
The Salt Lake Tribune notes a local spring garden festival in Salt Lake City with a two column headline. The event invites readers to visit today at 2 PM.
Puritan star Gloria Swanson demonstrates health and fitness tips in a brief feature, highlighting exercise and wellness advice that promise improvements in form and vitality for readers.
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