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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1959
Page
9
A reader shares a tale of family pressure to date after breaking up with a boyfriend, and a wife facing her sister in law at her husband’s family dinners. Ann Landers advises no future commitments, and suggests kindness to the sister before rebuilding bridges.
Review of farm women program topics includes home economics hints on budget meals with calf liver options, native trees and shrubs for Currituck beauty, a 1960 watermelon red crepe myrtle planting plan, quilt block exhibit at the Fall Federation meeting in November in Clay County, and home grounds beautification projects by the Currins in Granville County.
A condensed schedule lists numerous garden clubs and social groups meeting at various homes and venues. Notable entries include the Busy Bee Garden Club with Mrs Bod enhamer, the High Point Altrusa Club at the Sheraton, and multiple DAR and Woman's Club gatherings through Wednesday.
The Stephens Bible Class will meet Wednesday at 3 p.m. with Mrs. York at 605 Hawthorne Street.
Miss Barbara Jean Moore of Crown Point married Frederick Allen Still of High Point in Christ Episcopal Church Gary Ind. The ceremony was led by Rev. James W. Curtis with music by James W. Biggers Jr. Attendants wore lavender gowns. reception for 100 at Gary Country Club followed. The couple will reside in Gastonia N C with guests from multiple states attending.
A collection of noodle and pasta based dishes with simple home style recipes. Includes a macaroni casserole using cottage cheese and apples, a chicken sauce over spaghetti, and a meatless mushroom pepper casserole with cheese. Provides serving sizes and basic steps for each dish.
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