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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1967
Page
10
Thomasville society note announces the marriage of Miss Susan Joy Cranford daughter of Mr and Mrs Cranford to F C Gailey in a ceremony attended by local families and friends.
A dinner meeting at Brinwood Restaurant in High Point brought PBX Club members together. International president Peggy Payne of Greensboro presented films from the October convention, with three Greensboro visitors in attendance.
Phi Tau chapter members of Beta Sigma Phi plan a Christmas party at Mrs. Gloria Hatcher home 2409 Williams Ave. Bow makers were shown, Nan Lamb gave usage directions, a surprise shower honored Mrs. Sheila Clodfelter with bootie corsage and yellow ribbon. Refreshments served. bows to be sold by members.
Wake Robin Garden Club members toured Wayside Interiors Tuesday morning. Doris Burge led the tour showing furniture groupings from different periods. J. D. Howard led a business session planning the December luncheon at Mrs. L. P. Megginson Jr.’s home on December 12. Franklin E. Lewis gave the council report.
Forest Park Garden Club members met at Piedmont Gas Co. for a program by the home economist on holiday foods and decorations. In a business session they finalized plans for a Christmas dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen on Dec 2 with husbands as guests.
Practical tip explains tying a pipe cleaner cut in half around bags to seal contents. Reusable method helps prevent spills and spoilage during picnics.
Piedmont Natural GasCo presented a program to the Newcomer's Club on Tuesday. Mrs Kathy Dick home economist for the company. Booklets of information were given to each member. A luncheon and business meeting at Adams Memorial YWCA elected new officers led by Mrs George Boehm. Other officers include Mrs Robert Keene first vice president Mrs John Duncan second vice president Mrs Frank Dillingham secretary Mrs Lawrence Poe recording secretary Mrs William Kimball treasurer and Mrs James Folmar historian. A coffee will be held Nov 28 at Mrs Henry Price home final coffee of the year. New members welcomed Mrs Stuart Cobb Mrs Florence Folts and Mrs Ray Torgerson. Newcomers to High Point interested in joining should contact Mrs Donald Danner.
Forestdale Garden Club members viewed holiday decoration examples with Mrs. Dudley Moore. Mrs. Costa Kozanosky presided, and a December 1 benefit dance at Moose Lodge was discussed. A camellia horticulture note highlighted Piedmont area varieties. A Christmas tour of homes is planned for December with six members from related clubs participating.
If you're a mod with body paint for a psychedelic look the quick removal secret uses baby oil. Apply oil to the painted area wipe with a tissue and rinse with warm water. The same method serves as a softening leg treatment and helps remove cosmetics.
An advertisement claims Safe Blue Lustre restores color and nap to wall-to-wall carpet and offers an electric shampooer for rent at Mann Drug Stores for $1 a day.
Mrs. Jim Schaffer presented a Christmas decorations program to Oak Leaf Garden Club members meeting Wednesday with Mrs. Harold Reaves. She displayed handmade items and explained her process as the business session led by president Mrs. Forrest Cates welcomed guests Mrs. Schaffer and Mrs. Richard Edmondson. A barbecue sauce recipe using equal parts dark molasses prepared mustard and cider vinegar is noted for pork spare ribs during over roasting.
High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple to install Ella B. Richardson as officer for the remainder of the year after the death of Doris F. Stanton. Officers Bertie Fields Guida Tolley and Laura Tripp participated along with Mary Marsh and Frank B Caldwell. The chapter planned Thanksgiving baskets and cards for shut-in and out of town members.
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