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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1957
Page
6
Mrs. Quentin Brown and Mrs. C A McCarn will entertain with a miscellaneous shower to honor Miss Judy Mathews Friday at 8 PM at 1115 Tipton St. Miss Mathews to wed Eugene Frazier on September 2 at Brentwood Presbyterian.
The note praises B- and B-V beef extract for rich gravy and soups. It claims B-V enriches dressings, adds a meaty T-Bone touch to hamburgers, and can make an invigorating hot drink. Mentions 6 and 8 as part of the text with leftovers implied.
Fred Yoder addressed the Green Acre Garden Club on new insecticides and fertilizers and the rise of pest and disease pressures from plant imports. He urged spring sprays as preventive and noted increased scientific knowledge in pest management.
High Point Chapter No 106 Eastern Star met in the Masonic Temple with Mr and Mrs Albert Walters presiding. The session announced that 13th District deputies Mrs Henrietta Dorsett and Frank B Caldwell would visit Sept 24 at 8 pm after a 6 30 covered dish supper. Reports covered Rob Morris picnic and bylaws reviewed.
The High Point Altrusa Club held its first fall dinner and business meeting with 21 members present. Miss Hazel Johnson and Mrs. Mabel Hargett chaired. Barbara Brooks issued handbooks. Marcella Carter will edit bulletins. The club endorsed mounting an emblem on a marker at city entrances, maintained by the Optimist Club.
The Wake Robin Garden Club held its September meeting at Mrs. John Seymour’s home on East Farriss Avenue. Twenty one members attended with Mrs. Reitzel Morgan presiding and introducing new members including Mrs. Jack M. Cox and Mrs. John Seymour.
Dana Gibson leaves today for Salem Academy in Winston-Salem to begin her first year. She is the daughter of Mrs. William Smith of 804 Sunset Drive. Mrs. E. R. Lyon of Laurinburg has returned home after visiting with her mother Mrs. George T. Wood at 206 Boulevard. Lyon and her mother visited relatives in Mooresville Salisbury Mt Ella and Harmony. Maxine Olive, injured in an August 29 auto accident, shows improving condition at her West Drive home in Archdale.
Miss Brenda Frazier and Benny Jordan were married August 31 in Chesterfield South Carolina. Pro bate Judge W E Redfearn officiated at 2 15 PM. The bride wore a white street length dress with navy trim and black accessories. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs G R Frazier of Deep River Skeet. He is a Colfax High School alumnus now employed at Thomas Car Works and they will reside on route one High Point.
The Friendly Garden Club gathered at Mrs C W Wood 509 Ferndale Dr with Mesdames E P Wright and Robert Cannon. President Mrs C K Wright led prayer before business plans for the year and a vote to treat patients at the county hospital in Greensboro.
A noted claim speaks of a million dollars for relief from piles. The source text mentions financial aid and medical relief without clear details on who offers the funds or the methods involved.
Mrs. Valette J. Harris spoke on camellia culture to HumN Hoe Garden Club during a luncheon meeting at 911 Trenton Street. She advised fall planting and heavy watering, discussed diseases, grafting, and fertilization, and urged attendance at the district meeting in Elkin on October 17.
Mrs. Billie Bowman state deputy grand regent reports on the national convention to the Women of the Moose local group. The meeting is at 8 p.m. at the Moose Home on Church Street.
Peace Council No 9 of Daughters of America will meet at the hall on State Street Friday at 7 30 p m. Exact agenda not listed but meeting announced for community organizing and discussion.
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