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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1954
Page
19
A reader argues against replacing marks with teacher child and parent conference notes. She warns this could harm anxious or uncertain students by masking their needs and relies on parental self insight rather than conferences to aid the child's self-esteem and academic effort.
The Cartenary Club will meet with Mrs. Robert T. Amos at her Forest Hill Drive home Friday at 3 30 P M. A Christmas program will be presented in keeping with the Yule season.
The Mid-Week Study Club will hold its annual Christmas Party as a luncheon on Wednesday at Emerywood Country Club starting at noon. Miss Marcella Carter from High Point College Library will present the Christmas Story.
Mrs. William Spillers hosted a dessert bridge for Miss Nancy Perryman at 8 pm last evening. Perryman, who will wed Paul G. Bouldin Jr. on December 18 at First Methodist Church, received a crystal dish as a gift and a candy carnation corsage. Two bridge tables competed with prizes to Miss Tommie Lentz and Mrs. Harold Farrow. Holiday decor included poinsettias, an angel on the TV, and a lighted revolving Christmas tree.
P JA Vows airs of Johnson Street School will evening at 7 30 for peierae of Christmas music when choirs 4th 5th and 6th grades will sing under the direction of Colleen Crenshaw Miss Virginia Frank will conduct the 5th and 6th grade orchestras. A parent J W Morgan will attend. The Trinity PTA meeting is Monday Dec 15 at 7 30 in the school auditorium with devotions by Willard and Ann Bird and the Glee Club handling the musical portion followed by recitations by Martha Senn. Brentwood School Christmas program is at 7 30 with Mrs Ed Chapell's room.
ALICIA HART describes how modern farm wives blend homemaking with city styles while staying active in farming. Wives like Mrs. Tom Reinertson and Mrs. Homer Green praise advances from freezers to public speaking, though irregular farm income remains a key challenge for clothing, home improvements, and equipment.
Squadron leader A. R. Mackenzie, 3, was released after two years in a Red Chinese prison and arrived by plane from Tokyo. He was met by his blonde wife Joyce in Vancouver and plans to fly to Montreal with their four children awaiting at home.
Mrs. Rose Marie T Robinson, 20, a New York telephone operator, was granted a divorce by Judge James K. Cullen. She testified that on July 10, 1950, she found a hostile note from her husband on a federal income tax envelope reading no long kid go to hell pay is.
An 800 mile canal network is described as a major hydraulic project with extensive reach. Officials note its potential to transform transportation and drainage, though specifics are limited in the fragment. Local observers express cautious optimism about regional impact.
In the High Point Enterprise a short comic note mentions stockings with runs as a familiar joke. It suggests keeping a spare pair in a desk or purse and trying mesh or sturdier stockings for those prone to runs.
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