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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1951
Page
17
A column discusses adopting a child and the duty to reveal birth circumstances. It argues true motherhood lies beyond birth and praises adopting women who accept self knowledge and humility. The piece promises to explore how to explain adoption to the child in a future column.
Pattern No 5228 offers a velvet mittens set with sequined trim and a matching bag. Includes patterns for sizes 6 6 7, materials, sewing and finishing notes, and a mailing address for Anne Cabot in High Point North Carolina with a 25 cent price.
The Stephens Bible Study Class led by Reverend C. K. Gentry will meet tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs. W. T. Bodener at 313 Sunset Drive.
The Prayer Band will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at 1410 King Street. Mrs J ves will lead the session.
Members of Sedgefield Club and guests are invited to a dessert party at Sedgefield Inn Friday December 14 featuring canasta and cards. The event begins at eight in the solarium with prizes for winners. Reservations must be made with the club manager before noon Friday per Mrs Selwyn air chair of the Ladies Social Committee.
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived in New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth and dismissed rumors of a troubled marriage as wishful thinking. They plan to spend the holiday season in New York before heading to Florida.
High Point church women are urged to attend a called meeting of the United Church Women former High Point Council of Church Women. The group plans a mass meeting to discuss universal military training and inform the public to advise Congressmen before the bill reaches Congress.
American Federation clubwomen donate hundreds of packages of yard goods yarns and sewing materials to the General Clay Fund. Supplies destined for more than 600 German Youth Centers under American Army supervision, with deadline extended to January 15.
Washington AP reports new trade practice rules for rayon and acetate textiles ban misrepresentations and require clear labeling. The rules take effect in 60 days. The piece notes shifts in agriculture as grass and weed killing chemicals replace manual hoe work in U S cotton fields.
Ruth Millett advises treating in laws as you treat your own parents to avoid conflict. When in laws visit unexpectedly or give advice, respond with tolerance and understanding, recognizing their good intentions and the value of family harmony.
Mrs. Robert Morris honored her son Robert Jr on his seventh birthday with a party at 1206 Street. Friends and classmates joined in games and contests with gifts for the boy from guests including Dicky Frith Judy Crawford Judy Morgan and others. hosting duties were shared by Thelma Wollard Kenneth Payne and Willard Eldridge.
Close friends say Mrs. Fearing hostess at High Point College receives a further honor from the Elizabeth City Woman's Club. Her name is placed on the memorial Gem for valued service and inspiring leadership at the club home.
Mr and Mrs Archie Payne Route 2 announce the birth of a daughter Jane Alline December 9 at High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs Payne is the former Miss Alline Everhart of Winston Salem
Hollywood reports Liz Taylor and Michael Wilding as potential spouses while her divorce from Nick Hilton proceeds. Taylor, now free after her pending divorce ruling, hints at romance yet stresses neither is free due to Wilding's existing marriage and London divorce proceedings. She and Wilding share casual outings with friends, and travel plans foretell possible nuptials after January.
The Town and Country Garden Club hosts a buffet dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Crowder Jr on Emery Road Wednesday at seven o'clock to honor their guests.
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