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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1951
Page
15
Ruth Millett argues wives of unfaithful men should stop chasing love and instead decide to leave or stay with emotional independence. She says the husband’s infidelity stems from his nature, not the wife, and urges practical steps to build a satisfactory life regardless of the affair.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Estiey E. Kearns. All claims must be proven within one year from August 30, 1951. Administrators B Pinch Kearns and Pletcher D. Kearns cite Asheboro Road High Point North Carolina and 532 Gatewood Avenue. J Allen Austin, Attorney. August 30, 1951. Publication dates 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4.
Luncheon and rehearsal gatherings fill the schedule with Misses and brides to be. Notable events include a Wesley Memorial Church wedding rehearsal and cake cutting at the Harrison home, and receptions at Bur-Mil Club, Dennis home, Emery Country Club, and several private residences.
Vacancy notice from High Point Civil Service Commission. Director of Recreation salary 425 dollars monthly. Applicants must meet education requirements with graduation from a specified program. Joseph F. Snider, Secretary.
The article stresses clear guidance for parents and teens on recognizing traits that signal poor marriage risks. It warns against indecisive partners who avoid admitting faults and urges evaluating behavior in social settings, trust in self, and avoiding cat and mouse dynamics. It emphasizes divorce as a failure and urges better, earlier advice for Chuck and Lois to avoid unhappy relationships.
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