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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1953
Page
7
The Today’s Women feature urges offices to upgrade from fusty rooms to bright, private spaces with modern gear. Experts Ber nice Fitz Gibbon and Dunfasel of Connecticut Power advocate electric typewriters, dictating machines, foam chairs, and private lines to preserve privacy and attract top secretaries.
The Philathea Class of the Pis- Baptist Church will meet Tuesday night at 7 30 at the home of Levi Grubb 516 Worth NS The Stephens Bible Class meets Wednesday at 3 o clock at the home of Miss Mary oe in the William and Mary Mts The Mr and Mrs Class of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on Monday evening voted to sponsor a boy and a girl at the Winston Salem Children’s Home They plan Christmas observances including two gift baskets for shut ins and caroling on Sunday evening December 20
Mr and Mrs J Vernard Davis announce son Mark Wilson born November 7 at the local hospital. Pic and Mrs Bill Hawkins report son Tommy Lynn born November 7 at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs Raeford Black announce son Gary Wayne born November 8 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs O Ray Harrell announce son Richard Roy born November 8 at the local hospital. Dwight Gene Cope born November 24 at Brooke Army Hospital Port Sam Houston Texas. mother formerly Delores Shean of High Point. Dr and Mrs Kenneth M Cheek announce son Drexel Stanford born November 7 at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs David L Reese announce son David Lee Jr born November 6 at the local hospital. mother Miss Ann Griffin of Reidsville.
The Senior Woman's Club executive board will hold a 10 o'clock meeting tomorrow morning at the new club building on Greensboro Road. Mrs. L. C. Chiles announces that important business will be discussed.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist meets at Mrs R B Moore’s Gatewood Ave home. Miss Myrtle Davis leads devotion on Be Said and Know that I am God. The group plans a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family and a committee works with the Woman's Society on arrangements for the church’s new pastor and family. Mrs Bailey West of Greensboro is noted as an honorary Lions Club member. Refreshments served to about 30 members.
Mrs. Rupert Johnson of El Segundo California is a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital after an illness she sustained at the home of Mrs. Marvin Smith on Route Sedgefield. Her husband and son arrived to be with her, and she is expected to remain in the hospital for several weeks with visitors limited until later in the week.
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle met at the W. O. W. Hall and voted to relocate their meetings to 207 Commerce St over the Piedmont Cafe. They scheduled the next bridge party with co hosts Mrs Jose Marsh and others at Oakwood Court Apartments.
Readers seek fresh nail polish tones beyond the usual dark shades. Delicate pink carnival or poppy tones flatter fingertips, while shrimp and brown pair well with brown dresses and navy. Evening looks favor opalescent mauve shades, and a red orange nasturtium finish complements nut-brown hands. Apply two light coats to avoid peachtiness.
In Elkhart Indiana two Russian immigrants faced City Court learning US law. Ivan Sorokin aged 90 from Ukraine was charged with beating his wife while Nick Borzniatev 22 of Goshen was charged with giving alcohol to minors. Judge Nicholson postponed both cases to allow re briefing on American law.
An oil exploration crew nearly shipped 1 600 cases of canned food to Bolivia with no can openers. They noted the shipment contains the large can of food but lacks any method to open them. The cargo is being loaded on a freighter in He cal, Texas.
Plans have been completed for the Junior Music Clubs of the Piedmont District district meeting to be held at the First Baptist Church Saturday at 1 30 PM. Hostesses will be the Junior Music Clubs and several officials are expected including Mrs Oliver J Beaman of Raleigh state junior counselor Mrs David B Sutton of Raleigh Mrs Herbert Coble of Burlington district president Mrs B F Ledford of Greensboro festival chairman and Mrs P Schinan of Chapel Hill state festival chairman.
A series of short notices lists people visiting or staying with local families over the weekend and nearby weeks. Names include Mrs. Fieta Scarborough, Jad Scarborough, Al deen Selby, J. D. Selby, C. V. Selby, and Mrs. Mary H. Underwood visiting in Burlington. Also noted are Jerry Robertson’s return from High Point Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy and John Rankin Jr. attending his mother’s funeral in Mooresville.
A home freezer helps with lunch prep as sandwiches can be made in bulk and frozen for use during the school year. Use up frozen sandwiches in two to three weeks and note that some fillings like large whites lettuce celery tomatoes and carrots do not freeze well. Add finger salads such as tomato or carrot strips after removing from the freezer.
A knot of practical advice suggests wrapping a silk scarf around a baby’s neck to reduce irritation from wool sweaters or snowsuits. This simple layer can prevent chafing and keep the infant warmer without discomfort.
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