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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1959
Page
8
Fragrant Apple Coffee Cake baked with cinnamon sugar and apples. Instructions call for enriched self rising flour, eggs, milk, and butter with a cinnamon crumb topping baked at 400 F for about 25 to 30 minutes.
The First Presbyterian Church hosted a dinner for newly joined members in the church dining room. Hal A. Davis chaired the event with Dr. Roy E. Watts welcoming guests and outlining church activities. J. E. Beeson and others oversaw the evening’s arrangements.
Pianist David Brooks presented his senior piano recital at Mrs. Sidney Gayle’s home. The concert featured Bach, Mozart, Liszt, Dello Joio, Bartok, and Chopin with strong phrasing and technique, noting room for growth yet promising to place him among outstanding amateurs in music. Ernestine Fields praises his versatile effort and early achievement.
Members of the Green Acre Garden Club met yesterday for a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs. R. G. Culp on Westwood. Mrs. R. B. Coutts Jr. served as associate hostess. A business meeting and skit on horticulture preceded the meal, with a white ribbon awarded to the club yearbook in Garden Council judging and Mrs. Marcus Ader holding the Garden Council report.
The Rev. Sam N. Thomas, assistant minister, dismissed the group with the benediction. About 100 people attended the occasion.
Wichita Falls Texas AP reports State Highway Patrol Lt. William J. White was relieved of his pistol while serving as a juror in the Randall County Judge Roy Joe Stevens bribe conspiracy trial.
Mrs. Howard Marsh and her daughter Miss Jane Marsh addressed Double M Club members at Adams Memorial YWCA. They urged support for a new YWCA toexpand YTeen Club activities. Miss Cynthia Davis, representing the club, was announced as a contestant for the June Dairy Princess pageant. Mrs. John Anderson gave the invocation and hosts were Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs. Jack Moyd. A guest, Mrs. W. E. King, was welcomed.
The article states warm water should be used for sprinkling garments as it cleans more quickly and evenly than cold water, aiding faster and more uniform garment treatment.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev begins his first visit to Albania on Monday according to Moscow Radio and will remain there until June 6.
Paul Shoaf of 923 E Homestead remains a patient at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem where his condition is improving He was injured in an automobile accident last Thursday Sammy Carrick 28 Landsdowne St is now a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital for continued treatment He was taken to Hampton County Hospital in Hampton S C nine weeks ago following an automobile accident
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