Newlyweds Howard-Markham Return to Michigan Home
Airman F C Howard and Mrs Mary Margaret Markham Howard return to their Michigan home at 312 Burr Street Battle Creek after a honeymoon to High Point. The couple wed Oct 13 in a military ceremony. he serves at Custer AFS while pursuing college courses at Kellogg Community College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard-Markham
Michigan
F.C
David Vaughn Howard
High Point
Howard
Hugh L. Howard
Lexington Ave
Burr St
Battle Creek
Custer Air Force Station
Kellogg Community College
Air Force
David Jordan
Mary Margaret Markham
Edward W. Markham
Rt. 7
Albert Reed Jr
Donald Terrell
Mount Vernon
Ind
Bob Blackburn
Wheelwright
Parkway Bridge Club Winners Named at Friday Meet
The Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club held a Friday night session at the YWCA directed by Howell movement. First place went to Mrs. Howard Raper and Frans Koeseveld, with Mrs. A H Whitley and F Rosmarian second, Mrs. Azlee Smith and Mrs. Willard Evans third, and Mrs. Elizabeth Marion and Miss Wilma Byerly fourth. A special masterpoint game is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club
YWCA
Howell
Howard Raper
Frans Koeseveld
A.H. Whitley
F. Ros
Azlee Smith
Willard Evans
Elizabeth Marion
Wil
Canterbury Club Plans Friday Meet
The Canterbury Club will meet Friday afternoon at 3 30. Mrs H L Brockmann will be hostess at her home 912 Fairway Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Canterbury
H. L. Brockmann
Fairway
Freshly Made Coffee Served Immediately
The note states to serve freshly made coffee at once as flavor and aroma fade after brewing. It emphasizes immediate distribution to preserve taste and aroma.
Garden Club Fourth District Meets in Winston-Salem
Thirty garden club members from High Point attend the Garden Club of North Carolina fourth district meeting at First Christian Church in Winston-Salem. Mrs. Nathaniel Walker presided, Mrs. Olin Sikes spoke, and five new clubs received membership certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Garden Club of
North Carolina
First Christian Church
Winston-Salem
Nathaniel Walker
Thomasville
Olin Sikes
Whispering Pines Garden Club
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Henry Beeson
Elkin
Ed Kemp
Harold Jensen
Sour Cream in French Dressing Enhances Simple Salad
A tangy twist for lettuce and cucumber salads blends sour cream into French dressing. The creamy texture and mild acidity enrich the greens with a smooth, zesty finish.
Trinity Girl Will Marry Next Summer
Mr. and Mrs. Armal Thomas Kindley announce the engagement of their daughter Vencil Kindley to Wayne Dillion Bescher son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bescher of Denton. Miss Kindley is a senior at Farmer High School and her fiancé graduated there in 1962. A summer wedding is planned at Farmer Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Vencil
Wayne Dillion Bescher
Charles Dillion Bescher
Miss Kindley
Farmer High School
Farmer Methodist Church
Whispering Pines Garden Club Hosts Chrysanthemum Tips
Whispering Pines Garden Club members received pointers on planting chrysanthemums at a Thursday meeting hosted by Francis Payne on Biltmore Avenue. President Carlton Clinard outlined plans to attend an November holiday ideas fair in Thomasville and to contribute dogwoods to a state garden project in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whispering Pines Garden
Whispering Pines Garden Club
Francis Payne
Biltmore Avenue
Tom Hedrick
Dried Arrangements Garden Club
Carlton Clinard
Thomasville
Japan
Robert Montgomery
Payne
Robert
French Chefs Prep Mato Halves Before Broiling
French cooks ready mato halves for broiling by gently squeezing out seeds then dressing with salt pepper and buttered crumbs to finish.
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Walkup
Rupert, W. Va
William Ashton
San Diego
Calif
John Whiteside
Joliet
Ill
Airmen’s Service Club
Sta
High Point Enterprise
High Point Central High School
Mrs
David Howard
Ma Byerly
Main ST
S&h
Garden Council
Denton
Robert Carter
Wlannett
W. Third ST. Winston-Salem
College Village
Moore
Iaa
Kirkman
South Main
Mr. John
Mademoiselle
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