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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1956
Page
6
NEA writer surveys six idea kitchens showing sleek built-in looks with flexible storage, space saving arrangements, and color emphasis. Freestanding appliances mimic built ins with design tweaks, new concealed hinges, interior lighting, back panels with cooking aids, and easy oven timers.
A mother explains rationalizing to a fourteen year old and her toddler, showing how evasive excuses about disliked chores reveal the moral lessons parents teach. The piece argues adults must model honesty about unpleasant tasks and critique their own rationalizations.
A mother living with the eldest daughter asks how to handle a 14-year-old son who resents the grandmother’s care after a suicide attempt and mental decline. The columnist warns against upheaval and suggests exploring proper psychiatric guidance and hospitalizing if needed, offering resources and framing the family as a unit.
Retired Municipal Judge Joseph F. Chambers died at 94. He served as a municipal judge for about 50 years, retiring in 1951. Known for walking five miles daily from home to court, he never drove a car and joked about not owning a horse and buggy.
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A Ruth Millett column advises girls pursuing marriage to date many men and stay playful rather than pushy. It argues men prefer to decide when and to whom they marry and warns against overt courting. The piece ends with a quick recipe note for tomato soup with spices.
Mr and Mrs A L Howard were honored on their 50th anniversary with a Sunday reception at their home hosted by their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs W B Howard and grandson Ray. Guests called between two and four as Miss Mary Ann Welch greeted them and the refreshment table featured lace cloth and an anniversary cake. The couple cut the first slice and punch was served by Mrs C A McAllister and Mrs W H Kennedy.
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