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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1956
Page
7
Almanac Garden Club met Tuesday at Mrs A B Wilson home as Mrs Banks Poston spoke on How to Plant a Garden. Eleven members and three guests attended. Mrs Craver announced the club earned 329 points for the year and plans for a covered luncheon May 28 at Mrs Craver’s home.
A London source cites speculation of a romance involving Princess Margaret and a 35 year old prince known in New York society. The report claims the prince, a director of a London shipping firm, neither confirms nor denies the rumors.
An item notes Syria will receive Japanese equipment including aircraft and power plants for a city’s utilities. It mentions Sara and other figures, with implications of enhanced national capacity and energy supply.
Barbara Rust, known as Rustie, bakes greeting card themed cakes at home in Dedham Massachusetts. She uses simple recipes and a full set of pastry tubes and brushes to apply decorative frostings. Each cake features a customized greeting card message and lively edible artwork.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat O Patton announce Dick O Brian born May 15 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vaughn reveal Marvin Willie born May 15 at the local hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W L Stack report Meloney Dawn born May 11 at the local hospital. Mrs. E R Neilson announces Norma Kay born May 1. Mr. and Mrs. John Woody say Jeffrey Lawson born May 13 at the local hospital.
Wednesday at 3 p m the Motes Only Club meets Mrs W J Miller at Drive AY 7 3 p m the Private Duty Nurses Club bazaars at Mrs Martha Farr 2 8 Boulevard Friday 6 3 p m the Home and Garden Club picnics at Mrs Robert L Hubbard 1028 Wellington Hus bande will be guests 4 30 5 30 p m Mrs J A Lindsay and Miss Anna Meisel entertain Miss Mary Me Inn at Lindsay home 704 W Parriss Ave
Local VFW Auxiliary in 1960 schedules a Thursday meeting amid preparations for Veterans Day events. Officials urge members to confirm time and venue as plans for the post’s annual season unfold.
The Letter Carriers Auxiliary met at Archdale home of Mrs Hal Winslow to plan a tea during the state convention in High Point this June. Mrs Bruce Surratt presided and announced the tea at Mrs A E Williams on S Main Street Extension. Refreshments were served to 14 members.
The Friday morning book review is postponed and will instead feature a review of The Diary of Anne Frank at 10:30 AM on May 5. A note mentions the potato’s origin in Peru or Chile where it grew wild on the high Andes plateaus.
Mrs Grethel Grimes of 2420 Johnson Dr is a patient at Duke Hospital after surgery on Tuesday and may receive visitors. The Rev and Mrs Joseph A Hayworth and son Allison of Sanford visited. Mrs J L Sergier of 107 Rotary Dr is at High Point Memorial Hospital undergoing treatment, admitted last Sunday.
A called meeting of the senior high school Parent-Teacher Association and the band boosters is set for 7:30 pm in the high school cafeteria. An important project will be discussed.
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