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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1952
Page
7
Fluid softness of line gains general fashion acceptance in new daytime crepes. They flatter femininity and pair with soft accessories like kid pumps feathered flats long gloves and suede bags. A rayon and acetate crepe features a surplice neckline, while another dress uses all over tuck details and velvet accents to create a low-waist look.
The Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met Monday at Borden's Gold Room with hostesses Mrs. Austin Neeley and Mrs. S L Neeley. Miss Mildred Knox was appointed Ways and Means Chairman to fill a vacancy. Greensboro convention plans were discussed. A white elephant sale, auctioned by Mrs. Robert McCall, followed the meeting.
The October Musical Art Club meeting at Mrs. Sidney Gayle's home featured duo pianists Mrs. Gayle and James oist. The program opened with Sheep May Safely Graze and Brahms Variations on Haydn St Anthony Chorale, followed by Schumann Andante and Variations with Rachmaninoff Waltz from Second Suite. It closed with Scaramouche by Milhaud, two movements Modere and Miss Mildred Crowder chaired the session and refreshments were served by hostesses Henry Foscue Virginia Frank Mrs. W S Swaringen Mrs L R Terry and Mrs Roy Wooster.
A note suggests serving a hot filling inside meat or fish pies before adding a biscuit topping. It also proposes large pancakes filled with applesauce, served with butter and crushed maple sugar.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jordan of Route 2 announce the birth of a daughter named Janet Rae at High Point Memorial Hospital on October 19. Mrs. Jordan is formerly Miss Bessie Davis of this city.
Mr and Mrs A M Dennis of Route 5 announce the birth of a son named Jerry Michael at the local hospital on October 20. The mother is the former Miss Elizabeth Kin ley of Milboro.
A baker suggests enriching a standard two cup flour biscuit dough with half a cup of grated cheese or broken nutrients before adding the liquid. The cheese is mixed into the dry ingredients prior to hydration to flavor and alter texture.
Local notices list events from 7:30 pm church league for United Nations Day to numerous wedding teas and rehearsals. Speakers include Dr. David G. Monroe. Rehearsals, cake cutting, and engagements feature Miss Judith Rockwell and William Holmes Andrews with Wesley Memorial Church, Emerywood areas, and Greensboro College hosting teas for upcoming nuptials.
The Wayside Garden Club held a flower show and covered dish luncheon at the Richardson residence. Members judged entries led by Mrs. Thag West and Mrs. Homer T. Hudson, with ribbons awarded to ten members. A Fifth District meeting planning committee was formed, and a fruit and candlestick arrangement drew special note. Eighteen members and three guests attended.
At the Sheraton Hotel a Pilot Club dinner meeting drew twenty three members. Horace Haworth spoke about the Friends World Conference in England where 900 delegates from 28 nations attended and unity and practical living were highlighted. Mrs Mary Leet Hodgin led the International Relations segment and Mrs Haworth presented slides from the trip. Mrs Gordon Hunt attended as a visitor and the meeting opened with an prayer by Mrs Helen Chapman.
A pleasant gathering led to a visit to the greenhouse where attendees viewed unusual cacti and orchid plants. The event highlighted horticultural specimens and showcased floral diversity.
The term diploma traces to the traditional practice of printing on genuine sheepskin parchment. In modern times many institutions use paper certificates with leatherlike finishes as a nod to the historic material.
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