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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1954
Page
27
The High Point Woman's Club opens its fall season with a luncheon at noon on Wednesday at the new clubhouse on High Street. Harriet Tynes, executive director of the Children's Home Society of North Carolina, Greensboro, will speak. Mrs. L. C. Chiles will preside.
Local clubs and volunteers announce a week of meetings and events. The SUPREME FOREST Woodmen circle hosts a Monday gathering with Mrs. Carroll. other groups include Home Visiting Volunteers, Wake Robin Garden Club, Plant and Pluck Go Club, Garden Gate Garden Club luncheon, DAR chapter, Altrusa dinner, CES dish supper, High Point Cosmetologists picnic meeting, Green Acre Garden Club, Gray Ladies interviews, Home and Garden Club, Medical Auxiliary, Professional Woman's Club, and a covered dish luncheon. Additional events feature Mrs. Ray Idol hosting Fall Gardens and a Book Study Club. Details list various addresses and hostesses for each event.
A New York wedding announced in the Times features Miss Seechione Jackson, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Jonathan Jackson of 21 East Ninetieth Street and Key West Fla and Willem Nicholas Zaput Jr son of Mr and Mrs Zaput of New York. The ceremony at Brick Presbyterian Church was conducted by Rev Stanley A. A reception followed at the Jackson home. The bride wore white duchesse satin with heirloom Brussels lace and orange blossom wreath. The bridal party included matron of honor Mrs H Ned Shreve maid of honor Ruth Bishop flower girl Katherine Becker best man Lieut Commander Jonathan Jackson Jr usher Robert Pick and Mr Chreve. After a wedding trip to Sea Island Ga the couple will reside at 9 Gracie Square. The bride attended Lake Forest Randolph-Macon Woman's Colleges and made her debut at the Dubtantes New Year's Ball.
Family cook outs feature barbecued chicken as the main dish with cranberry dip. The menu also includes onion cups, pickled beets, onion rings, picnic rolls, iced tea, coffee, lemonade, and watermelon. A baked indoor option details stuffing a lemon butter mix, careful broiling, and a cranberry mustard dip. A second cranberry relish dip recipe combines crushed cranberry sauce with pineapple, celery, ginger, and sugar for packaging in a mason jar.
The Friendly Garden Club meets at 12 noon Wednesday at Mrs. W. L. Kivett’s home on Kivett Drive. Mrs. Tom Bates will co host as the group discusses Horticulture with member participation.
Red Cross Gray Lady volunteers plan interviews for prospective members at the Chapter House on Thurston Street from 10 to 12. The Home Visiting group meets at the Johnson Street home of Mrs. Robert Py at 10 o clock Tuesday morning. A new Gray Lady class opens September 20 21 22 in Greensboro for orientation by a field worker.
High Point Woman's Club plans a benefit bridge party next Wednesday at the City Recreation Center to raise funds for the new clubhouse on W High St. The highlight is a style show with Miss Jo Ring modeling a Celanese Corp wardrobe as she competes for Miss America.
The Country Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 1 PM with Mrs. Rabinston Road as host. Mrs. Clodfelter and Mrs. Vernon Klumb will be associate hostesses. Members will present the program featuring short fall garden hints.
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