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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1958
Page
6
Due to requests the YWCA announces an evening Shakespeare class starting Nov 19 at 7 30 p m Miss E Vera Idol will teach and meet the third Wednesday each month Registration information is available by calling the YWCA office at 21613
Open Heart Club will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m with Mrs. Robert Nelson hosting at 1422 N Parkside Dr.
The Faculty Wives Club of High Point College hosted a Saturday tea at the Adams Memorial YWCA for the women of the faculty and staff. Guests were welcomed by Mrs. N. P. Yarborough and Mrs. Hal Ballew, with pouring by Mrs. W. R. Locke and Mrs. Jack R. Netcher. The hostess committee included Mrs. H. E. Coble and others, and a lace cloth table center with gold and lavender chrysanthemums and yellow candles set the scene.
Dr and Mrs Hal Ballew present a recorder program for the Musical Art Club at 8 pm at Mrs W S Swaim 300 Woodbrook Cr The program covers historical background and performances of works written for the instrument as a fore runner to the flute
Weed n Win Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 10 30 a m at the home of Mrs Arthur Utley Jr W Ray Street. Members are reminded to bring a sandwich and greens for the third in a workshop series conducted by Mrs Gaither Welker of Greensboro. Hostesses are Mrs Julian White and Mrs John Hutchens.
Dig N Dream Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs E J Davis 814 E Farriss Ave From there members will go as a group to the country home of Mrs W L Albertson Mrs Fred Thomas Jr will speak to the group on Christmas Decorations
A simple garnish using canned pear halves and cranberries enhances a perfectly prepared turkey without interfering with carving.
An ad by Nash Jewelry Co at 127 N. Main St promotes brand name unworn and redeemed watches from Bulova Elgin Benrus Gruen in gift boxes and at $6.95 with guarantees and a small deposit to hold Christmas purchases. It also advertises other watches $9.75 to $12.45 and urges price comparison.
Twenty seven clubs from across the state attended the North Carolina State Association of Credit Women's Breakfast Clubs fall board meeting at the Sheraton. About 200 credit women and sponsors registered at the lunch event. Miss Colleen Collett presided at the Past president's breakfast. Miss Vera Cline was elected president for the coming year. A panel discussed club activities and eligibility for membership. State officers and club representatives attended the lunch, where Mrs May awarded a key to the city to her. The luncheon closed the meeting with the Credit Women's Creed recital.
Betty Jo Burton, elect of Leo C. Griffin Jr., was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mesdames Abel Ijames and C W Wood at 102 Westchester Dr. Guests enjoyed a chrysanthemum corsage, bridal cakes, nuts and coffee, and gifts included an electric percolator. The couple is set to wed December 20 at Peoples Methodist Church on W Albertson Road.
The Friday Morning Music Study Club held its Thanksgiving program Friday at Mrs. W. J. Fraley's Hillcrest Drive home. President Mrs. R. E. Bencini Jr. led a brief business session, with Mesdames Lindsay Payne and Amos organizing the program. Vocal groups performed songs, readings included Psalm 100 by Mrs. Lindsay and a paper on America's Pilgrim heritage by Mrs. Amos. Luncheon followed, with seventeen members present.
The Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae chapter will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Hobart Bryan at 602 Colonial Dr to plan fall and winter activities for the group.
A statistic notes that about seventy percent of all meals at home are prepared and served within the kitchen area nationwide. The fact highlights kitchen as the central dining and cooking hub for households.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Guil Rand Fire Department will hold a meeting on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Jack Hall in Archdale.
The Mid-Week Study Club will meet Wednesday at 3 p m with Mrs. Allen B Welborn hosting at 717 W Farriss Ave Mrs Cloyd Austin will describe her summer trip to the Scandinavian countries in a travel talk.
Mrs H K Farlow will host Westview Flower Club members tomorrow at 700 Carr St. The gathering begins at 7 30 p.m. A white elephant sale is also planned at the event.
A lengthy list details Miss Judy Craughan’s upcoming events from a 7:30 p m miscellaneous shower at 1501 Blain St to the Craughan Royals wedding weekend. Across multiple clubs and venues in High Point and Jamestown, numerous garden clubs and social groups meet at homes and churches. The week culminates with a 8 p m wedding at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church and reception at the bride’s home.
The Women’s Auxiliary of St Paul’s Episcopal Church in Thomasville will open its annual bazaar Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 5 in the new parish house on Salem Street. Items made by members include aprons children’s clothes toys pillows study boards hand towels desk sets Christmas candles car litter bags and more. A bake sale offers cakes pies cookies candies and holiday goodies to benefit home and abroad missions. Friends of St Paul’s are invited.
A promotional blurb touts Star Cleaners and Laundry offering "soft cleanliness" with locations at 723 South Main and a phone 4974 for prompt, courteous service in the community.
Bakers learn that all purpose flour cannot substitute for cake flour in cakes. Gluten content shapes the cake's delicate structure and varies by flour type, requiring specific flour choice for best texture.
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