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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1954
Page
14
NEA staff writer Kay Sherwood offers home care tips for old china. Emphasizes hand washing, immediate drying, padding edges, and avoiding heat shocks to prevent cracks. Also describes a repair method using household cement and careful alignment of broken pieces, followed by drying and trimming excess cement.
Sedgefield Club members join Embassy Club guests for a dinner dance at the Embassy Club Thursday night. Dean Hudson and his orchestra with Yvonne DeLane perform. dinner 7 to 9 p.m. dancing 9 to 1 a.m. Reservations via J. Stuart Campbell, chairman, due by Wednesday.
Unit three of the High Point League of Women Voters meets Monday at 7 30 p m at Miss Alice Caldwell 531 Parkway with Mrs John Whitesides in charge. The topic is the Proposed New Housing Ordinance for High Point.
The High Point PTA Council convenes Tuesday at 3:45 PM in the School Ad It Building library on English Avenue. Mrs. Cecil Haworth leads a discussion on How the Parent Looks at the PTA with Mrs. Lloyd Thaye presenting How a Teacher Looks at the PTA. All local unit officers are urged to attend.
The writer discusses the ethics of keeping hastily made threats to children. He argues loyalty to a promise should not override wiser, calmer judgment. Reversing ill advised threats can demonstrate wiser parenting and reduce strained discipline.
The High Point Altrusa Club meets Tuesday evening at the High Point Woman's Club. Dinner is served at 6 30 and the program follows with Walter Essman as guest speaker. Public Affairs Committee members Mabel Hargett Catherine Moffitt and Mary T Kearns supervise the program.
Mrs. H. O. Hayworth Sr. and her daughter Miss Betty Hayworth host an informal party for Miss Ella Gibson at 1027 S Main St Friday evening at 7 30 Miss Gibson will forget Hubert O Hayworth Jr here February 20 for a ceremony at the N Main St Baptist Church
The Thomasville Chairtown Chapter of The National Secretaries Association holds a regular business meeting Monday evening January 25 at 7 30 p m at the Civic Center. Members are urged to attend to plan Bosses Night in February and the Southeast District Meeting in Richmond Virginia February 19 22 1954.
Olivia Coggins daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Coggins of 301 N State St Lexington announces engagement to Charles Kenneth Everhart son of Mr and Mrs Sam E Everhart of Lexing ton Theen Theen is planned for Saturday April 10 at 4 PM in First Methodist Church Lexington Miss Coggins a 1953 graduate of Woman's College Greensboro teaches in High Point City schools and lives at 1001 Johnson St He is a U S Air Force discharge recipient from September 1953 after three years and works at Lexington Motor Company.
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