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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1952
Page
7
A home color scheme hinges on balance between soft tones for large areas and brighter accents. A decorator suggests using a focal fabric to guide harmony, with restful rooms lifted by vivid cushions and accessories in coral or pink to add distinction without disturbing the overall scheme.
A discourse on parental guidance to curb children's opportunistic behavior. It urges enforcing joint parental decisions, returning items, and linking rewards to moral standards while outlining fear of loss as a motive behind wealth. The piece argues that even in a Western civilization context, instinctual opportunism must be checked through structured discipline.
Mrs. A E Tate and Mrs C A Ring hosted the High Point Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. John Peacock spoke on slides of historical places after introduction by Mrs W A Bivins. About thirty members attended. district meeting set for April 2 at Women’s Home with chairs listed for committees.
The High Point African Violet Society set May 3 and 4 for its annual show to benefit cancer research and treatment. Miss Evelyn Gallant hosted the February meeting on Lindsay Street where chairwoman Melvina Martin outlined the fundraiser and committee members included P. L. White Lillian Justice and Wilma Byerly. Twenty members attended the session led by president B. W. Hackney Jr who handed out yearbooks and discussed plans for the next meeting.
Mr and Mrs Hal Bencini celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with an informal reception at their home 505 Player. The event featured greetings at the door by Sechrest and Seely with the honored couple and family present. Approximately 70 guests attended during the 3 to 5 hour window.
Former Alabama Gov James Folsom known as Kissin Jim was acquitted in Birmingham of drunken driving after fourteen witnesses testified. Patrolman L E Neuman and another trooper testified Folsom was drunk at the February arrest near Morris Alabama.
Mrs Elizabeth Beamon hosted Exchangette Club members at her Gatewood Avenue home for an evening meeting. Associate hostess Mrs C L Russell helped with an installation of new members and a business session followed the program featuring The Tar Heel Family and a student L G Wilson.
The Steven's Bible Class will meet in the afternoon at 1006 se St. hosted by Mrs. R. Dixon. Rev. K. Gentry will lead the gathering noted as an interesting meeting and the public is invited. Mothers Prayer Band meets tomorrow at 2 30 at Mary Lou Street with Mr Cheves as speaker.
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