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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1953
Page
7
A guide urging personalized celebrations to boost social appeal. It suggests hosting a going away, birthday, or achievement party centered on a specific person. Ideas include informal invitations, gift ideas tied to the guest of honor, and budget friendly menus like spaghetti with varied sauces.
A historical note explains removing egg stains by scraping with a dull knife then sponging with cold water. It adds that pepsin powder rubbed into the fabric and left for thirty minutes aids in removing stubborn spots before rinsing.
The piece suggests baking soda as a temporary substitute for tooth powder and notes its versatility as a mouth wash, foot powder, deodorant, or gargle. It highlights practical uses across personal care.
The S’Amusante Club will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o clock with Mrs Harriss Covington at her home on Hillcrest Drive.
The passage compares choosing to phone a wife from the office to explain lateness with the option of not calling and facing a difficult explanation later. It asserts that making the call is easier and improves marital manners.
Miss Judith Slate and Glenn Allen Bryant united in marriage Saturday evening at a home ceremony led by Rev. Wayne Levan. Attendants included pianist Miss Janice Murphy and soloist Miss Elizabeth Slate. The couple, both from North Carolina families, plan to reside in Murfreesboro after a wedding trip.
A new fabric adhesive let amateurs sew without needle or thread. The kit includes glue and a roller applicator to bond porous fabrics, allowing seams, hems, and drapery work that can be washed or dry cleaned. Not suited for high stress seams.
G K Middleton of the North Carolina Experiment Station advocates barley as a versatile, high value substitute for corn for most livestock and poultry. With 90-95 percent the feed value of corn, barley offers grazing and grain options, adaptable to Piedmont and mountain soils, with specific seeding and fertilization guidance and disease considerations.
Raleigh readers learn simple, widely agreed tips to keep cut flowers fresh longer. Advice covers timing of cuts, sterilizing containers, copper aids, proper water depth, avoiding decaying leaves, under water cutting, plant-specific needs, cool storage, water additives, and periodic water changes.
A Raleigh report quotes Mamie Whisnant of North Carolina State College urging households to train members to pick up belongings and follow a plan using proper tools. She recommends a cleaning closet, basic tools, and age appropriate tasks to cut cleaning time and keep supplies organized.
Miss Mary Harris former Randolph County home demonstration agent earns a $2000 farm foundation scholarship to study at Cornell University for one year She leaves September 16 for graduate work in extension and teaching methods Harris a UNC Women s College graduate previously served Guilford and Randolph counties She helped organize two new clubs bringing total to 18 and enrolled over 100 women in four years The Agricultural Extension Service director David S Weaver supports the study leave Board chair S G Richardson notes Harris consulting work and announces Rose Badgett will succeed her as Randolph County home demonstration agent
In the marketing year starting October 1 a dip is anticipated in food fats and oils. The soybean crop, second largest on record, is placed above 1952 levels while the cottonseed output is seen 3 percent lower as of August 1. Lard output may fall over 5 percent and butter production is also expected to shrink.
Sen Barry Goldwater will be the principal speaker at a joint rally of the Eastern North Carolina Young Republican Club and the North Carolina Young Republican Executive Committee in Raleigh on Sept 26. The executive committee meets at 2 p.m. and Goldwater addresses the joint session at 7 p.m. Attendees include state party leaders as four Young Republican clubs from Pasquotank Beaufort Vance and Granville counties receive charters.
Police opened an investigation into the theft of 2797 cut white diamonds valued over 100000. The owner, Mark Shein of Tel Aviv, left the gems in a hotel safe envelope after showing them to wholesalers. The envelope was missing and Shein planned to fly to New York but would stay to check insurance claims.
North Carolina is described as having an ideal climate and ample rainfall, positioning it among the nation's strongest grassland farming regions. The report highlights favorable conditions for pasture, forage crops, and cattle operations in the state.
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