Dessert Bridge and Bridal Luncheon for Miss Dunn
Miss Rebecca Jo Dunn, a September bride elect, was feted with a dessert bridge and a bridal luncheon. Hostess Helen Swaringen hosted a bridge party at her W Lexington Ave home with 14 guests, prizes awarded to Nancy Haltom and Tommie Lou Young, and a pink carnation corsage for the honoree. Earlier in the day Mrs Baxter Freeze hosted a luncheon at Emeraldwood Country Club with pink carnations and late summer flowers. Additional honors are planned before her September 12 wedding to Hugh Lingwood Hennis Jr. of Mount Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Jo Dunn
Helen Swaringen
W. Lexingen Ave
Nancy Haltom
Tommie Lou Young
Whole-Elect
Covered Dish Supper Opens Wake Robin Club Meetings
The Wake Robin Garden Club held its first meeting with a covered dish supper hosted by Mrs. Clyde Vaughn and Mrs. Harold Bass at Vaughn’s mother’s home on Thomasville road. Sixteen members were seated at individual tables in the entertaining rooms, with routine business led by new president Mrs. Tilman Thomas. Mrs. E. P. Gunsley gave a garden council report, and project chairwoman Mrs. George White proposed ideas for the year including selling note paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake ‘bin Garden Club
Clyde Vaughn
Harold Bass
Vaughn
Thomasville Road
Tilman Thomas
E. P.unsey
George White
Garden Council Opens Plans For New Year Activities
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs met at the Adams Memorial YWCA with 40 in attendance representing 26 clubs. Under President Mrs. Alison Gray plans included a spring flower show and the year’s activities. Mrs. Z P Long distributed the new year books and routine business concluded. The note about the male emu appears as a non sequitur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Adams Memorial Ywca
Alson Gray
Z. P. Long
Miss Nancy Peace Bride-Elect Feted By Giles and Jones
Mrs. John W. Giles and Mrs. Forrest Jones hosted an informal shower for bride-elect Miss Nancy Peace at the Giles home on Fairfield Road. Guests enjoyed games and gifts, with host gifts of china and an ice course served in a white and green bridal motif. Miss Peace is to marry Colin Edwards on Saturday at Archdale Friends Meeting House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Peace
Nancy Peace
John Giles
Forrest
John W. Giles
Forrest Jones
Fairfield Road
Charles Lawrence
Kay Andrews
C. E. Peace
Salar
Colin Edwards
Archdale Friends Meeting House
Strategy to turn Husband into Family Handyman
Ruth Millett advises that nagging a husband to repair a home seldom works. Instead she suggests encouraging him to set up a home workshop or a dedicated toolbox area with the right ordinary tools. Providing accessible storage and basic manuals can help a reluctant husband gain pride in small repairs.
Nance Family Reunion Planned At Asheboro Church
The Nance family reunion will be held at the O'd Charlotte Church four miles west of Asheboro next Sunday, Sept. 6. All Nance family members and friends are invited to attend and bring baskets as dinner is served on the grounds at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance
O'd Charlotte
Asheboro
A Fish Salad or Fish Mousse Makes for Fine Summer Eating
A summer luncheon idea uses cold lobster meat crab flakes or shrimp with mayo and capers on lettuce. Fish mousse molds with beets eggs carrots and gelatin chilled firm served over lettuce with mayonnaise. Veal mushrooms casserole blends veal onion pepper mushrooms with tomato gravy baked 350 F 35 minutes. Leftover ham molds mix gelatin ham cream and pepper serve on lettuce with garnishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tures Syndicate, Inc
Local News Roundup From Willenbar Terrace To High Point
Mr and Mrs W L Elam return home after a two week visit to Daytona Beach Mrs Ight Upton of 1205 Fifth St has a daughter undergoing an operation at High Point Hospital Mrs Raymond Cecil recuperating after minor surgery in Thomasville Wray and Harvey Burgess enjoy a few days in Morehead City Mrs Silas McBee and daughter Helen travel to Mocksville for the death of Charles Flynn Moroney Sr Also a kitchen tip to make toast cases for creamed dishes and scrambled eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray Burgess
Harvey Burgess
Morehead City
Ach
Raymond Cecil
Moon St
Thomasville
High Point Hospital
Silas McBee
Helen McBee
Mocksville
McBee
Charles Flynn Moroney Sr
Mrs. McBee
Pilot Club Explains Amendments to By-Laws at August Meeting
The Pilot Club reviewed amendments to local and Pilot International by-laws at the August meeting held at the Sheraton Hotel. Mrs. Lula Raper presided as president with Mrs. Almetta Brooks leading the program on changes adopted at the Tulsa national convention. An International Relations Committee clothing drive for Korea was announced to be collected by October for shipment, and an auction, led by Mrs. Luna Smith, raised funds for the club. Five members attended, with a brief executive board session before the main meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
Pilot International
Almetta Brooks
Sheraton Hotel
Tulsa
Okla
Lula Raper
High Point Pilot
Altrusa Board Hosted by Mrs Ada Burgess at Home
The High Point Altrusa Club executive board met at Mrs Ada Burgess home 1200 N Main St for the fall opener. The budget was reviewed and signed, with eight members present including Miss Virginia Ryan and Miss Dorothy Forward. The group will reconvene next Tuesday at the Sheraton Hotel for dinner at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Altrusa Club
Ada Burgess
N. Main St
Burgess
Mesdames
Edna Ross
Lois W Smith
Mary Haralson
Edna Griffith
Evelyn Sutton
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Wesleyan Service Guild to Meet at Ridgecrest Drive Home
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Ward Street Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Ralph Jones 414 Ridgecrest Dr Thursday evening at 7 30. Mrs Gilbert Lewis will lead the program for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Ward Street Methodist Church
Ralph Jones
Ridgecrest Dr
Gilbert Lewis
Flaked tuna suggested as meat substitute in tomato sauce
Guidance suggests using flaked tuna in tomato spaghetti sauce as a meat substitute. Add the tuna after the sauce is prepared and reheat briefly. The oil from the tuna can may replace part of the salad oil or shortening usually used in making the sauce.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Dunn
Wake Robin Club
Jaynes P
Jayne
D. Jayne
Garden Council
North Wrenr
Colin Randolph Edwards
High
Giles
Jones
Ruth Millett
By Alice Denhoff
King
Ight Upton
Fifth St
Altrusa Board
Ward Street Guild
Bailey’s
E. Green
Ron
Brand
St.joseph
Pnt Jeweler
Ilversmith
S. Main ST
Singer
Singer Mechanics
Singer Sewing Center
High Point, N., C
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