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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1952
Page
6
The piece argues that women are breaking into politics but criticizes their use of masculine oratory. It credits a TV sponsored speaker for success and urges women to adopt concise, informal, self assured presentation. It cautions against imitation of male rhetoric and suggests refining public persona to fit modern media.
A come and sit tea at 1003 Westwood hosted by Mrs. R. H. Shaw honors Sitty Jo Hedrick, fiancée of Eddie Knox, with her mother Mrs. E. R. Hedrick assisting. Guests enjoyed white carnations, gypsophila, and china gifts, among light refreshments prepared by Mrs. F. M. Lambert. Thirty close friends attended. more events planned, including a luncheon on Jones Street hosted by Mrs. Colen Hedrick and Mrs. Clyde Hedrick.
Miss Peggy Lucille Pierce and Ronald Eugene Martin have finalized wedding plans for Friday at Calvary Methodist Church with Rev. T G Madison officiating. Nuptial music by Mrs Harold McGhee and organists, with several bridesmaids, ushers, and a cake reception to follow.
The Pilot Club will hold a business meeting at the Sheraton Hotel tomorrow evening with a 7 30 board session and an 8 o clock general meeting. Also includes stain removal tips for mud on clothing using soap water and alcohol guidance.
This article urges women to protect hair from sun exposure as they do skin. It recommends nightly brushing to distribute oils, oil treatments for dry hair, hot oil routines, and a shampoo the next day. It also notes home permanents as seasonal options and details three types for different hair textures.
Julian Franklin of 316 South Hamilton Street is a patient at Duke Hospital Durham for treatment linked to Peerless Plywood and Veneer. Rebecca Oakley daughter of Mr and Mrs James Oakley had an inpatient procedure Friday and is recovering satisfactorily. Beverly Bullin daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Bullin of 908 Arch Street had surgery Saturday and is recuperating and able to receive visitors. Mrs Lee Durham of 526 Forest Avenue entered hospital Saturday and underwent surgery. she is now able to see visitors.
The notices list Monday events at 5 30 p m Robins Club supper and meeting 8 p m Y Stardusters meeting Tuesday includes 3 00 p m YWCA swimming for girls 6 00 p m B and P Club supper 7 00 p m Pickett vs Mercury Club softball at Richland Field 7 00 p m Pe Women swimming at YMCA Thursday 10 00 a m Bridge Saturday 8 00 p m Young Adult Dance for Airmen from Pope Field.
New York: college women favor practical fabrics over fashion, embracing nylons and orlon blends that resist wrinkles and require minimal care. Nylon net joins formal wear while orlon wool mixes and soft spun nylon form the backbone of easy care campus outfits emphasizing neat, trim lines and femininity.
Ruth Millett argues magazine features on outdoor living gloss over real drawbacks. Neighbors' children disrupt gatherings, insects invade, outdoor food setups add chores, children misbehave, and bad weather can wreck plans, making hosts frazzled rather than relaxed.
Simple to make soft quilt slippers with a butterfly motif. Pattern 5284 offers small to large sizes plus material needs and sewing directions. Send 25 cents, your name, address, and pattern number to Anne Cabot, High Point Enterprise, 1150 Ave, Americas, New York 36, N Y.
The Altrusa Club executive board meets with new president Dorothy Forward at 7:30 p.m. Dozens of social events span through Wednesday and Thursday with bridal parties, luncheons, rehearsals, and receptions for Colleen McDonald Betty Jo Hedrick Peggy Mitchell Peggy Pierce and other brides elect at homes on Dorris Street Jones Street East Farriss Avenue and Nathan Hunt Drive alongside church events at Calvary Methodist. A brief parenting tip adds that a toddler should see only a small plate of food to encourage second helpings.
Plans unfold for Miss Colleen McDonald bride elect with multiple gatherings this week. Hostesses include Mrs. N J McDowell and Mrs. Curtis McDonald at Borden's Gold Room tonight. Other teas and gatherings follow at the Bell home, 1302 Dorris Street. 2310 Lowe Avenue. and Highland Church parlor.
Muriel Lawrence describes Clare nine, birthday dress, and a mother who explains limits with reasons. The dialogue shows how parental reasoning helps Clare accept limits, reducing anger and avoiding conflict. The piece argues that parents should prepare reasoned denials to teach patience.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 619 will meet tomorrow evening at eight o'clock at the Post Home on Broad Street. The session is described as important with current business to be transacted.
The S Amusante Club will meet Tuesday evening with Miss Frances Johnson at her Otteray Drive home. The meeting is scheduled for eight o’clock.
The Reapers Bible Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. Leon Adams tomorrow evening at 7 30. The Faithful Workers Class gathers tonight at Mrs. Carrick Teague’s home on Route One Kernersville at 7 30.
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