University Women Panel Discusses Understanding Our Schools
Members of the High Point Branch of the American Association of University Women attended a panel discussion on Understanding Our Schools. Mrs. Mabel Beeson presided. speakers included Mrs. Blake Thompson, Miss Margaret Chatfield, and Miss Margaret Flintom. A tea plan was announced for December 13 at Mrs. Thompson's home to honor new members.
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High Point
American Association of University Women
Mabel Beeson
Blake Thompson
Dean B. Pruette
Robert H. Koonts
Whipped Cream Topping With Merengue Fold In
Beat one egg white with a rotary beater until foamy then gradually add two tablespoons sugar to form stiff peaks. Fold the meringue into one cup of lightly sweetened whipped cream for a dessert topping.
New Synthetic Rubber Gloves Improve Comfort and Fit
Alicia Hart reports on new synthetic rubber gloves with a cotton lining for softness and perspiration absorption. The gloves come in three sizes with curved fingers for a snug fit, have roughened palm and finger surfaces for a firm grip, and use neoprene material resistant to harsh cleaners. Jet-black with yellow lining, they blend style with protection for household chores.
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Alicia Hartner
Births Report From Local Hospital and Homes
Several families announce newborns with names, dates, and residences. Raymond Mark Bottoms born November 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Raymond and Betty Bottoms of 610 Oak View Road. Viola Mae Surratt born November 23 to Ray and Mrs Surratt of Trinity Route at High Point Memorial Hospital. James Derek Peel born November 22 to James and Mrs Peel of 1421 Welborn Street at a local hospital. James Rickey Chambers born November 22 to J E and Mrs Chambers, Jamestown Route 1, at High Point Memorial Hospital. Kenny Lewis Moore born November 22 to Harold E and Mrs Moore of Route 2, mother Miss Dot Hayworth Kernersville Route 1. Janice Karen Crawford born November 23 to Charles and Mrs Crawford of Denton, mother Miss Fannie Lou Williams Asheboro. Patricia Diane Kidd born November 20 to Charles and Mrs Kidd of 1210 Filbert Street at High Point Memorial Hospital, mother Miss Grace Hutchens.
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Raymond Bottoms
Oak View Road
Raymond Mark
High Point Memorial Hospital
Betty Smith
Ray Surratt
Trinity Route
Viola Mae
James E. Peel
Welborn Street
James Derek
J. E. Chambers
Jamestown
James Rickey
Kenny Lewis
Dot Hayworth
Kernersville
Charles N. Crawford
Denton
Janice Karen
Fannie Lou Williams
Asheboro
Patricia Diane Kidd
Charles Kidd
Filbert Street
Patricia Diane
Miss Constance Grant Made Sophos Court Queen
Miss Constance Grant, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arch Grant, was elected to the Court of the Sophos Queens at the University of Cincinnati during the Sophos Dance. Representing Kappa Kappa Gamma, she was chosen by undergraduate men after two weeks of campaigning. The Sophos Queen and court received trophies from the organization.
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Constance Grant
Arch Grant
University of Cincinnati
Sophos
Grant
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Local Visitors Plan Thanksgiving Stay
Mr and Mrs Louis Wokal of St Albans New York visit Mrs Wokals parents Mr and Mrs J B Reid of Homestead Avenue Mrs Wokal is the former Violet Reid of the city They plan to stay through Thanksgiving Mae Miss Maxalynn Mourane a French and Spanish instructor at High Point Senior High School will depart Wednesday for Miami Florida to attend the South Atlantic Modern Language Association meeting The text also notes a recipe tip to fry onion strips in butter then mix with hot drained snap beans
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Louis Wokal
St. Albans
New York
Maxalynn Mourane
High Point Senior High School
Miami
Florida
The
South Atlantic Modern Language Association
Coed Wins Tipton Bread Maker Crown by Dump Method
Mary Bomar of Munford Tennessee says she wins Tipton county bread maker contests with a free form approach dumping ingredients together then stirring until it looks right. She argues some housewives rely too much on measuring cups.
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Munford, Tenn
Tipton County
Mary Bomar
Laundering Tip Hidden In Odd Laundry Instructions
An unusual instruction advises spreading a freshly laundered sweater between Turkish towels and pressing out excess water with a rolling pin. This quirky method suggests quick flattening and moisture extraction, framed as a home care tip without context or official guidelines.
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Margaret Chatfield
Brentwood
Margaret Flintom
Raymond Mark Bottoms
Viola Mae Surratt
James Rickey Chambers
Kenny Lewis Moore
Mrs
Harold E. Moore
Janice Karen Cranford
Jerry Lovelace
Junior Red Cross
Liordayer
Edna Winfield
Grady Snow
Carload
Bargain
Desk Beck
Miss Grant
Tobias
Avaridge
Chatham
Janet Norwood
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