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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1951
Page
7
A quick luncheon or supper dish uses curried eggs bedded on crushed potato chips with a creamy curry sauce, baked until bubbly and crisp. The recipe calls for onions, green pepper, curry powder, salt, evaporated milk, and a buttered casserole baked at 371 degrees Fahrenheit for 15 minutes yielding 4 to 6 servings.
Local notices detail Monday through Saturday teas, luncheons, desserts, and dessert receptions hosted by Mrs. J A Lee Mrs Frank Smith and others for several social figures including Miss Beverly Hancock Miss Zellen Allen and Miss Ann Hendrix. Events span Beta Sigma Phi Altrusa and Musical Arts Club meetings plus bridal compliments at homes and country clubs.
A 1951 syndicated comic exchange imagines Soviet negotiators seeking a loan with coal gold and iron as security. An American counterproposal suggests waiting for surface resources and an underground government before loan approval. Bob Hope quips on Arthur Godfrey’s Navy commission and his CBS reach.
The feature highlights day glow fashion for summer including neon footwear hats jackets and sportswear with animal motifs. It notes Girl Guides will attend an encampment near Stevenson Washington July 17 to August 6 with many countries represented and U S Girl Scouts hosting. New York teens face a July 1 insurance rule requiring 5000 per person coverage to drive.
The Chinese Communist Party leaders rally behind Mao Tze-Tung after a four month illness. His appearance signals a tougher stance in the Korean War and a renewed purge in Chinese cities. His leadership is seen as crucial to Peiping’s resolve and its military posture.
In Boston Hershey predicts the next 25 years will be dangerous with a succession of emergencies. He says all eligible young men can expect two years of military service in the years ahead.
Mrs B Jay Becker played the South hand in a Regency game where he corrected bid choices. He opened three no trump after East showed red suits, then executed precise club leads and finesses to secure five clubs plus two diamonds a heart and a spade for the contract.
Plans are complete for the Altrusa club annual president’s banquet to be held tomorrow night at seven at the Sheraton Hotel. Mrs Sara Haworth chairs the program featuring a high school music group and ballet by Adams Dance Studio pupils. Mrs Charlotte Guy will preside and Miss Jessie May Young, retiring president, will be honored. Formal attire is optional.
Mrs. Charles E Blair will present her piano pupils in a recital Tuesday evening at 8 oclock in the Archdale school auditorium. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs W Britt Jr and their young son William Gordon III left yesterday for Warsaw after visiting Mrs Britt’s parents Mr and Mrs B J Miller in Norwood Court. E S Wallace of Rock Hill S C arrived to stay with W E Arledge family at 525 Flint Street and attended the Shriners convention in Greensboro. Mr and Mrs I E Baker and daughter Mary Ruth came from Fort Worth Texas to visit Rev and Mrs C K Gentry at 329 Nathan Hunt Drive. Miss Mary Alice Sheloff returned home to 539 Parkway from Baptist Hospital Winston Salem after an operation.
The weekly Y W C A page lists daily meetings and events for 7th to 12th grade Y Teens, Robins club suppers, dances, picnics at City Lake, and business meetings. Activities include leaping leopards craft, rooring events, folk dancing, and a 9th grade dance at Lasertes.
Dr L B Reavis preached at Jamestown Methodist Memorial Service on May 20 describing Christ through six word pictures sunny face courage strong face tenderness determination and victory He cited Psalm 25 6 and urged choosing memories that shape character The second memorial service featured Dr Clyde A Milner discussing Selecting Our Memories at the Jamestown Community Memorial Association with speakers and an organist.
At the Piedmont Test Farm near Statesville about 1,000 farmers over two days attended demonstrations on small grain cotton and pasture experiments. The farm houses 351 acres with 133 owned by the state and features 12,300 cotton types 3,500 grain varieties and many pasture trials as researchers stress long term rotation and cross breeding to guide North Carolina agriculture.
Capt. James Jabara, history’s first jet ace with six MiG-15 kills, is reassigned to an air base in Japan as an instructor in jet aerial combat tactics after a record flight over Sinuiju. He previously scored in two waves with 50 enemy jets engaged and is noted for his World War II P-51 victory count and multiple Distinguished Flying Cross awards.
The Calvary Methodist Church WCTU will hold a meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the church.
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