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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1969
Page
15
A compilation of quotes from public figures including Mrs Norman Vincent Peale Mrs Joseph Alioto Linda Comalli actress Kim Novak Yoko Ono Angela Lansbury and others. They cover themes from listening in marriage opening businesses artistic expression and personal choices amid recent public events.
A miscellany of reader questions about marriage trouble, parenting, and personal change unfolds. A wife with a six year old son seeks counseling while the husband notes the boy’s nightly crying and shared bed, Burt’s weight and posture issues prompt a search for pithy rebukes, and readers ask how to handle an overbearing ex mother in law and “love or chemistry” questions with a prompt to request Ann Landers guidance.
Abe Schrader introduces PRINTED PATTERN A826 and A626 with a snappy spring suit jacket and a belted back silhouette. The dress can feature a band collar matching fabric or white organdy, whip stitched for easy laundering. Pattern notes include yardage for size 12 and ordering details from The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department.
Peters burg Florida announces the engagement of Kathaleen Ann Huber to William Albert Leach Jr daughter of Carl L Huber and Mrs Lach of Trinity. Kathaleen, Boca Ciega High School graduate and dental assisting student, works as a dental assistant for Dr Delmar Harris in Clearwater. William, Trinity High School graduate, attends Florida Tech in Tampa and serves as a sergeant in the U S Air Force at MacDill Air Force Base. They plan to wed May 11 at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church.
The Woman's Department of the Enterprise announces new deadlines for Sunday publication. Pictures of brides and brides elect must reach the department by noon Monday. All remaining copy for the Sunday edition including Social Calendar and Church Activities must arrive by noon Thursday.
Diane Brown of Route 1 and Terry Clifford Baker of Liberty united in marriage on March 29 at the home of Rev. Curtis Brown. The ceremony was led by Rev. Brown of White Cross Baptist Church in Staley. The bride is the daughter of Nathan and Mrs Brown of Route 1. The groom’s parents, Paul and Mrs Baker, live in Liberty. The bride wore a white dress and a corsage of red carnations. The newlyweds reside with the groom’s parents.
A bridal event featured a dais of daisies and sapdragons in a silver bowl with Punch served by Mrs. Carson Stout and Mrs. Donald Danner. Miss Chipman received a white orchid corsage and an electric mixer from the hostesses as about 75 guests called between 3 and 4 p.m. Also included are kitchen tips noting garlic crushing methods and whether peeling is needed.
A busy evening of gatherings across High Point and area features dozens of clubs meeting at Sheraton Hotel Mayfair Cafeteria and various homes. Speakers include Jake Harris and Nancy Farlow, with activities from Junior Women to Garden Clubs, Pilots, Moose, and Wom en’s Golf Association.
Regional workshops to train Republican women in North and South Carolina. NFRW President Gladys O Donnell leads a 23 day Safari across 21 states with committee chairs to conduct training sessions. Mrs Dorothy A Elston, former NFRW president and US Treasurer nominee, serves as regional director for North Carolina. Oliver Rowe oversees Safari logistics in Charlotte with 150 attendees expected amid 1970 Congressional race preparations. Lineup includes Everette J Heglar and James Brickell as state publicity co chairs.
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