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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1946
Page
6
Mrs N P Yarborough production chairman for the American Red Cross chapter this morning urged immediate aid for children’s garments. She said knitters and sewers are needed and that garments are ready to be made for shipment overseas with the slogan Stay on the Job the Emergency is Not Over.
Rev and Mrs Ed Madaris entertained their children with a birthday party on Saturday afternoon at home for their sixth and second birthdays. Games followed, then cake and ice cream as Texie Ann Yres Robert Sidney Underwood Kenneth Joyce Martin Edith Dale and Brenda Joyce Ornwell and Johnny Dale joined the celebration.
The Women of the Moose will hold their regular meeting tomorrow evening at the Moose hall. Members are requested to attend.
Plans for the marriage of Miss Alice Elizabeth Scott to M Robert Van Dusen are announced. The ceremony will be March 23 at Oakdale Methodist church Jamestown at 8 p.m. Dr W O Goode will officiate with music by M C Holton Lucy Sechrest and Mary Lou Holton. Ushers are Bill Seckler and Joe Hendrix.
Several High Point Memorial Boulevard unit patients are reported, including a man moved to Baptist hospital Winston-Salem in serious condition. Mrs. Dickerson and son return home, while Mrs. Harrington shows improvement. Other locals recover or visit, with updates on operations, visits, and family travel around High Point and Hendersonville.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Old Union Methodist met at Mrs. Henry Kersey's home for the March gathering with devotions by Mrs. Elizabeth Moore and readings by several members. Mrs. K. D. Thacker spoke on missionary work. Mrs. W. C. Coltrane was secretary. April hostess announced. sweet course served during social hour. The Stephens Bible class planned to meet tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs. Dixon hosting. The note adds that the Chinese mourning color is white.
The Ray Street school Parent-Teacher Association will meet tonight at the school. Miss Bell and Miss Baldwin’s rooms will present a play and special music led by Robin Garwood as the feature of the program.
A playful calendar note marks March 21 as the first day of spring and suggests a celebratory family dinner. Menu ideas include lamb bean stew in a casserole, rust colored vegetables, cloverleaf rolls, hearts of lettuce salad, and rhubarb pie for dessert.
A hearty lamb and bean stew cooked with onions and carrots, finished with a buttered rice cereal topping. Simmer beans, brown lamb in fat, add liquid and bay leaf, then bake in a casserole at 450 F for about 20 minutes yield 8 servings.
The Burbank Garden Club will elect new officers at tomorrow’s meeting. The session is set for 10 o clock in the morning at 214 Edgedale Drive with Mrs J W Hiatt presiding and members urged to attend in full force.
In a match point duplicate game South dealer and both sides vulnerable six diamonds made at seven tables earning 1390 points. At the other table bold play by East-West yielded a zero after a double by South and West misled with a king lead.
Mr and Mrs Sam Tate welcomed a son Ronald Lee Tate on March 10 at Boulevai unit High Point Memorial hospital. Grandmother Mrs Lois Hensley of this city accompanies mother and baby home to 703 East Green Street.
Calendar outlines multiple club gatherings for Wednesday and Thursday. Groups include Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary Pentagon club L Amusante club Home and Garden club Burbank Garden club Twentieth Dee study club war brides tea YWCA Executive board Business and Professional Women Jewish Women High Point council Nature Study Priscilla club Emerywood dialectic club events with hosts addresses and speakers where listed.
The three children John 12 Patricia Anne 11 and Mary Margaret 8 of Navy chief Clarence E. Davey write to the San Diego Tribune Sun with details of his 18 year service The letter recalls his service on the USS Wright in the Pacific until May 1944 and then on the USS Horace A Bass ending with participation in the capture of the Japanese battleship Nagato They invite readers to see souvenirs brought home from the war.
A new quartet called The Towns men perform the blues after a thief breaks into a Michigan Avenue agency and steals their accordion. The note mentions Benjamin Franklin inventing bifocal glasses.
A blend of the first shoots of chives young onion parsley basin and summer savory enhances spring omelets and scrambled eggs with fresh savory notes.
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