Gandhi play by Rebecca Morehouse fizzles in one night
Gur ney Campbell of North Carolina in Paris saw her long effort Gandhi fail at Broadway's Playhouse Theater as brutal critics panned the production. She recalls directors and actors cutting the script without her consent and that the show closed after a single performance, though she still values Gandhi's nonviolent ideas and hopes to publish her experiences.
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Rebecca Morehouse
New York
WNS
Gurney Campbell
Paris
Gandhi
Manhattan
Jose Quintero
Jack MacGowran
Mahatma Gandhi
Playhouse
Jose
Women's Wear Daily
St. Clive Barnes
The
New York Times
North Carolina
Richard Watts, Jr
New York Post
Otto Preminger
Jules Irving
Lincoln Center
Otto
Campbell
Harry Sundown
Broadway
Irving
Vivian Beaumont
Roy Nevans
Albert Schiff
Noel Willman
London
Noel
Tristi
Eugene O’neill
Becket
Brecht
Williams
Sartre
Genet
1860
Don Observer
Tynan
Devedas
South Africa
India
Martin
Luther King
King
Atlanta
Gastonia
N.C
University of North Carolina
John Campbell
Fran-Am Investments
Eustis
Fla
Blonds prove ads wrong in bold personal experiment
A diarized column recounts hair color experiments from ash blonde to pineapple pink and notes social responses tied to shade. The author cites stronger attention for blondes and faded interest for brunets, then shifts to pregnancy advice and reader letters on relationships and appearances.
The Servant Problem Across Time and Place
A fragment from a domestic conversation discusses the evolving servant issue from Depression era slave markets to modern expectations. The dialogue touches on wages, transportation, Social Security, and the notion of taking in orphans, framed with Irish and American references and casual family banter.
ASK NO FAVORS For Self Help In Tough Times
The saying urges self reliance and preparedness, arguing that strong habits and resilience make one capable of assisting others when aid is scarce. It recommends living with integrity and practical preparation so you can be your own first aid to the injured.
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Cook
Doll
Jenny
Ireland
Marriage guidance booklet offered by Ann Landers
Don’t let matrimony turn acrimonious. Request Ann Landers booklet “Marriage What To Expect” by sending 40 cents, a long stamped self addressed envelope, and your newspaper to her care.
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Ann Landers
High Point Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The High Point social calendar lists events across clubs and groups. Meetings at the Sheraton Hotel and First Presbyterian Church cover themes from nature study to homemakers tasks. Members include Mrs. Martine Barker, Mrs. Bruce Clodfelter, Mrs. E.R. Lyon, and Mrs. J. Hardison with venues at Gatewood Avenue Stratford Road and Astor Dowdy Towers. The Noon luncheon features the High Point Woman's Club at Top-of-the-Mart, and the Junior League board gathers at Adams Memorial YWCA.
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High’ Point
Sheraton
Hoard
Catesby
First Presbyterian Church
Martine Barker
Gatewood Ave
Bruce Clodfelter
E.R. Lyon
High Point Woman's Club
High Point Junior League
Adams Memorial Ywca
Bridal Photo Policy for Sundays in The Enterprise
The Enterprise announces submission rules for brides and brides elects. Photos must be in the Woman's Department by Monday noon for Sunday publication. Glossy 5 by 7 inch prints preferred. a full calendar month between engagement and wedding is required if both pictures are used. Bridal shower photos are no longer published. party stories are used if in the office before the three day deadline.
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Woman’s Department of the Enterprise
Enterprise
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Malt
Ives
Matt
High Point
Grace Flower Shop
Wrann St
Westwood
Civic Southern Factors Corporation
North
Hamilton Street
Phono
Eckerds Drug Stores
Garden Club
Sunset Garden Club
Shelley York
Stratford Rd
Thomasville
T Port O” Business College
Social Security Veteran's Benefits
Tepe
Southern Furniture Exposition
Green Drive
Order of the Golden Rule
Cumby
Raat Ulsi
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