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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1965

Page

13

Barbara Hazelwood Weds Sam T Conners in May Ceremony

Miss Barbara Ellen Hazelwood daughter of Mr and Mrs M S Hazelwood and Sam T Conners of Philadelphia Pa were married at Faith Temple Church at 7 30 p m on May 22 Rev E G Parrom officiated music by Mrs Naomi Love The bride wore white lace over satin with a short veil and white orchid prayer book carried by her twin Barbara Jean Hazelwood Attending the groom was Charles E Trottier brother in law The couple will reside in Baltimore Md.

Barbara Ellen Hazelwood M. S. Hazelwood Scientific St Sam T. Conners Philadelphia Roy E. Conners Trenton Faith Temple Church E. G. Parrom Naomi Love Barbara Jean Hazelwood Baltimore Charles E. Trottier U. S. Navy

Shrimp handling tips from North Carolina extension expert

Raleigh notes from N C State University explain shrimp popularity and species white spotted brown with a female producing up to a million eggs. Season runs mid May to late fall. Advice stresses gentle handling for fresh or frozen shrimp and quick cooking, with varied preferred methods.

Raleigh Nita Orr Agricultural Extension Service N. C. State University At North Carolina

Microwave Ovens Reach Home Kitchens in 1960s Era

New York reports a microwave oven becoming a real kitchen appliance as magnetron advances push prices down. Built in units with gas ovens and top burners target 600 dollars with four to six firms marketing by 1966 and more by 1970, forecasting one million home ovens sold.

New York

Ham refrigeration guidance for cooked and canned hams

The notice advises refrigerating ham upon bringing it home from the retailer. Plan to use fully cooked or cook before eating hams within 5 to 7 days. Canned hams keep longer, provided constant refrigeration.

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Barbara Hazelwood Mr. Conners Mose Hazeon Miss Orr Isabel A. McGovern By Alison Ayres Dacron Navy Brown Chelsea America Huffman Paint and Wallpaper Company N. Main St High Point Nash North Main Spring Coats Atlas Shop W. Commerce N. Main
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