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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1953
Page
8
A church calendar lists a senior high youth meeting at 4:15, a teen gathering at 6:00, and a Young Adult Department supervisor supper at 6:50 followed by a committee board of directors meeting. The note adds a ham glaze tip with a clove stud and a garnish idea using spiced crab apples and parsley.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Ward Street Methodist Church plans its monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at 527 Ridge Crest Drive with Miss Bessie Tesh in charge of the program. The Florence Thomas Bible Class at First Baptist held its first year meeting with Mrs L C Chiles presiding.
Muriel Lawrence argues that parental spanking persists through generations as inherited dread. She cites letters from readers and stresses that harsh discipline harms both parents and teens, urging ongoing resistance to corporal punishment and a return to disciplined self-control.
Local residents share visits with family including Mrs. Margie Lee Walters and Sgt. Walters at Hamilton AFB. Mrs. Walters has been discharged from the WAFS and will visit her husband’s parents in Town en route to California.
A six day waterfront strike by three small locals ended as they accepted a 27 cent hourly raise plus five cent weekly contributions to welfare and pension funds. Mediators from AFL and American Weighmasters watched as about 300 strikers agreed to ratify the deal today.
In Homberg Germany a surgeon planned to separate 18 month old girl twins Lotti and Gitta Knaak joined at the head. He agreed to the operation after learning of a Chicago case where 1 month old Brodie twins were separated.
The Union Hill School PTA met with president Mrs Kathrine Hutchens in the chair. Rev J Walden Tysinger led opening devotional and a Hickory Chapel trio sang. A film What Greater Gift was shown by principal C W Howell. Mrs Fred Smiths sixth grade won the attendance banner for the third straight time.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Sykes 317 Philips Street announce the birth of a son Joseph Lloyd on January at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ernest Howell 206 Oak Street announce the birth of a daughter Sara Rebecca on January 4 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Payne Route 1 announce the birth of a daughter Gloria Kay on January 5 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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