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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1955
Page
17
With most holly crops killed by a Pacific Northwest freeze, homeowners must improvise for holiday decorations. Northwest trees will be scarce, but florists suggest alternatives like gilded branches, red berries from the Atlantic coast, rhododendron leaves, and tree ornaments to create green arrangements.
A reader questions the premise that girls should pursue glamorous careers, arguing most will marry and manage a home. The piece urges focusing on homemaking skills, money handling, and feminine mastery to prepare for traditional marriage and motherhood as the primary path.
Emma Blair PTA and Johnson St School PTA meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Christmas music and student performances. Wray Hodgin Steve Hyman violinists and Oak View and Oak Hill associations plan programs featuring a Christmas play and chorus for the public.
The wedding featured a lace bodice gown with a two tier veil and Chantilly cloche headpiece, a long train, and a three tier bouquet. Guests included family members from Alabama. After the ceremony the couple traveled north, with the bride in a Peacock blue suit for travel.
Announcement notes the marriage of Paterson Stilley Oma M Hicks at Woodlawn Church with Rev A B Asbille officiating on Saturday November 26. The couple departed for a short wedding trip and reside at 915 Asheboro Street. Hicks is a former Greensboro resident.
Circle No 4 of the WSCS at Calvary Methodist Church will meet Monday night at 7 30 at Mrs C M Johnsons home 602 Thissell St Gifts will be exchanged at the gathering
Tobias Bridal Shop advertises bridal attire and attendants outfits with a tie-in to bridal publications and Everlast engraved invitations. It notes over 1600 North Carolina weddings completed and provides the second floor phone 2 3308 for contact.
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