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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1962
Page
20
The article outlines practical steps to deter burglars including verifying visitors, using strong pin-tumbler locks on exterior doors, securing ladders, and installing auxiliary night latches. It emphasizes not keeping valuables at home, recording serial numbers, and using bank safe deposits to reduce losses. Burglary is big business and requires homeowner diligence and cooperation with police.
Cyd Charisse promotes Printed Pattern A646 a close to the body sheath with a dancer’s neckline and self fringed sash. Available in sizes 8 through 18 requires 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send one dollar to High Point Enterprise Pattern Department New York. Next week watch for designer pattern.
Miss Sylvia Nichols was honored with a miscellaneous shower hosted Friday evening by Mrs. Dorothy Ritter and Mrs. Eugene Ling at the Oak View home of Mrs. George Winslow. Thirteen guests attended including Mrs. J. P. Traynham and Mrs. Tracy Ray Nichols. Mrs. Nichols will marry Carey Paul Traynham on June 3 at Conrad Memorial Baptist Church.
Mr and Mrs John Laird Taylor announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Ann to Ernest Randall Lanier son of Mr and Mrs John Claude Lanier of Welcome. Miss Taylor will graduate from High Point College on May 27 and Lanier, a Yale Divinity School student, plans a June 30 wedding at Memorial Methodist Church.
A simple archival note describes cooking rice seasoned with bacon drippings as a thriftier alternative to butter or margarine. It emphasizes frugal kitchen practices and practical flavor.
A.M. Coffee presents a yeast risen streusel coffee cake. The dough is layered in a 9 inch square pan, then topped with a crumb mixture of flour sugar and cinnamon before a second rise and bake. Confectioners sugar may be added for a finishing touch.
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