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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1966
Page
7
A decorative corner near the kitchen eating area forms a relaxing spot with a director's chair and metal table. Fresh green plants and natural light brighten the space while a laminated shade with a black and white pattern reduces glare and provides privacy.
Mrs Ella Haith Weaver, wife of the new housing secretary, serves as a cabinet wife shaping speech education for job corps and southern Negro colleges. She travels to St Petersburg and Huntington to train teachers in correcting speech and notes teachers can undo early linguistic habits. She stresses practical speech teaching over accent, recalls discrimination experiences, and supports broader anti poverty aims alongside her husband.
Miss Folger a brides elect. Guests included Mr and Mrs Walter C Folger of High Point, parents of Miss Folger. She will wed Lt John McNatt Gillis Jr on February 5 at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. Cream cheese served with nut bread slices.
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