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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1953
Page
7
Saturday in the old North State invites fans to eat out or host radio or TV watchers. Two menus are offered: Shrimp Creole with Fluffy Rice and a lemon bisque dessert prepared ahead, plus a waffle supper with maple or fruit syrup and varied toppings. The creole sauce is made ahead, shrimp added at service, and a light lemon dessert rounds out the meal.
Joseph D. Cox, executive director of the Federal Housing Commission, told League of Women Voters units in High Point that public housing serves those with too little income for private rent. He reviewed the 1937 act, the High Point projects Clara Cox Homes and Daniel Brooks Homes, funding at 2 percent, and a 47 year payoff plan.
Miss Ann Hoots bride elect of the winter season will be honored at a party Saturday evening hosted by Mrs Henry Stroud at 320 Greer Street. Guests are invited for 7 30 informal party. Her marriage to Darrell Winslow is set for December 9.
The Country Garden Club met with Mrs. Walter Gross on Oak View Rd yesterday at 1 pm for a round table on Seasonal Arrangements. Twenty two members attended as Mrs. Gross hosted with Mrs. Lee White and Mrs. John Wade. fall flowers decorated the entertaining rooms.
The High Point Thomasville Insurance Women meet Thursday at 5 30 p.m. at the Hotel for a dinner session. At 7 30 p.m. Mrs Moore hosts the Willow er Garden Club at 418 Gatewood Ave with Mrs D L Bouldin as associate hostess and R K Stewart as guest speaker. Friday 3 p.m. the Priscilla Club is entertained by Mrs R K Young at her suburban home. Blair Clubhouse hosts a dinner in honor of Miss Betty Brown and wife Stout by Mr and Mrs J K Ritter and Mr and Mrs Herman Crawford.
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