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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1976
Page
16
A portrait of aging beauty based on an elderly mother’s life and its tolls. The piece highlights iron-starved blood, uneven shoulders, nail biting, and decades of hardship from war, parenting, and daily labor. It extols the dignity of aging, noting wrinkles earned and the steady resilience shown in eyes, chin, hands, and posture.
Janet Lynn Thacker of Boone is among Appalachian State University's senior education majors in a 15 week student teaching program this spring. She teaches in the media center at Mabel Elementary School Zionville under Mrs. Mabel Mast. Sunset Garden Club meets Friday at 10 30 a.m. for a covered dish luncheon at Brentwood Presbyterian Church hosted by Marge Parham and Bertie York.
Mr and Mrs Leroy E Nelson announce the engagement of their daughter Tonia Lynn to Clarence Allen Thornburg son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Thornburg of 311 Pineview Asheboro Route 1 becomes engaged standard wedding notice with both families named and addresses included
Myron Yokley of the High Point Credit Bureau spoke to the High Point Credit Women at the Holiday Inn Downtown on Thursday. The program It’s Your Credit Use It Wisely featured Donna Smith and Margarite Hubbard in a skit. Agnes Brucks presided, with Thelma Byers giving the invocation. Miss Nelson, a 1974 Guilford Tech dental assisting graduate, works with Dr. W. C. Jarvis in Archdale. Mr. Thornburg, also a 1974 Randleman High School graduate, studies heating and air conditioning and works for North Asheboro Construction Co. The couple plans a March 13 wedding at Caraway Baptist Church. The Daughters of the American Revolution meeting was moved from Feb 10 to Feb 17. noon luncheon at Emerywood Country Club with Dr. Ralph Scates as guest speaker.
A reflective column notes that true gender equality would be a social adjustment, suggesting that some women might face a comedown rather than empowerment if equal rights were achieved. The piece uses satirical tone to question assumptions about rivalry and status.
Capt B G Johnson spoke to Agenda Club at the YWCA about the Salvation Army’s new facility, inviting members to the Feb 22 dedication at 3 p.m. and to a Boys Club concert featuring bands from across the state. The facility serves about 200 young men each evening as hosting clubs plan events and committees.
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