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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1955
Page
16
A homemaker shares weekly menus to break cooking rut. Sunday features Lamb with tomato sauce and buttered broccoli. Monday lists ham steak and candied sweet potatoes. Tuesday offers lamb stew and garlic bread. Friday uses frozen pies, and Saturday serves chili mac with a meatless option.
Alicia Hart notes fashion and furniture trends affect comfort and self image in homes. She warns against overemphasizing lightweight trends and explains mature women should avoid extreme styles, choosing timeless pieces while maintaining a crisp white blouse for a polished look.
NEA staff writer notes women use sewing machines to craft gifts and church bazaar items for the holidays. New machines with push button ease enable beginners to create monograms and appliques, with panels on tablecloths and decorative stitching for festive looks.
Mrs. Arthur Corpening hosted the Magic Key Garden Club meeting in the Sheraton Blue Room. After a brief business session a program featuring activity scenes and greenery was arranged by Mrs. Karl Shepard, followed by a luncheon for members and guests. Guests included Bertha Corpening of Statesville and S L McCracken of Roanoke among others.
The Oak View Home Demonstration Club held a meeting at the Grange titled Out of the Frying Pan Into the Broiler to compare broiling and frying. Ellen Clodfelter presided, stressing Attendance 4 Achievement Day at Woman's College and plans to display club articles at an upcoming meet.
Dr. Mary Elizabeth Johnston of Tazewell became the first woman elected to the Tazewell town council, serving two terms, as noted by the Medical Society of Virginia.
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