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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1958
Page
12
Ruth Milteth reflects on adolescence noting that teens still face social pressures and uncertainties. She compares modern teens to past youths, describing common struggles with dating, belonging, appearance, and parental guidance, and concludes the transition from childhood to adulthood remains challenging.
Mid-Week Garden Club meets Wednesday at 10 a.m. with Mrs H L Coffield at 301 Lindsay St noting a change of venue. Also mentions CAB recommendation on a Buffalo to Miami air route with hearings later this year.
Tay, wife of Lowell Thomas Jr., explains geography help in married life with explorers. The Thomases plan more trips as children grow. They recall a 1954 Africa and Middle East journey filming Our Flight to Adventure in their airplane and a Himalayas flight without airways or weather reporting.
The January Union Hill PTA gathers Tuesday at 7 30 p m with a short business session followed by entertainment. North State Quartet and Leonard Trio gospel singers from Lexington perform gospel songs and a novelty act from the Leonard Trio, winner of a recent contest among 17 competitors. Trinity PTA Meets Monday
Final wedding events honor Miss Helen Marie Perkinson and David Glenn Fleming. A reception at Emerywood Country Club featured white flowers and bells, with 37 at the breakfast. Families hosted cake-cutting and rehearsal dinners with elaborate pink and white floral decor.
The High Point Chapter, Licensed Practical Nurses, will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Sibyl Peace, 110 June St, Thomasville. Guest speakers will be Thomas Shaw Jr., editor of the Thomasville Tribune, and Mrs Rose Cecil, R N, Davidson County senior public health nurse.
A centerpiece sits on the table with a branched silver candela bra and lighted candles. The description notes the decorative arrangement and the glow it casts across the setting.
Mrs. W. F. Ellis led Canterbury Club's Friday program at Mrs. W. D. Sale’s home 316 Otteray. Based on N. J. Berrill’s book, the talk traced mankind’s ascent from prehistoric times to modern civilization within the Books as Windows to Your World series. Twelve members and a guest attended.
Ed Kemp will be guest speaker at the Tuesday meeting of the WCTU. The gathering will be held at the home of Mrs. C. E. Sheloff at 539 Parkway.
The Music Study Club will meet Friday at 11 AM at Mrs. R. T. Amos home 902 Forest Hill Dr. The gathering aims to discuss club topics and upcoming activities.
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