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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1956
Page
16
Ruth Millett urges women to focus on self improvement as the path to helping families. A positive attitude, quick forgiveness, and cheerful actions are shared as contagious habits that lift those around. The piece links personal effort to better家庭 dynamics and ends with a light cooking tip for buttered English muffins.
Miss Betty Lee Self of Thomasville and Belmont, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. E. Self, married Cecil Grover Coe son of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Coe of High Point at E. Belmont Baptist Church. The ceremony was led by Rev. Z Miller Freeman with Ralph Riley singing and Miss Joan Rumfelt at the piano. The couple exchanged vows before white asters and candelabra, with ice blue brocade, three quarter length sleeves, matching hat, and a White satin prayer book bouquet.
Columbus County club women expand slip coverings and reupholstering with Elaine Blake and Dorothy Fields guiding. Mrs. Ernest Hayes upholstered a chair, while Mrs. Turner funds a college plan for four children through crafting, as Guilford counts elect officers and Caswell crafts copper and brass. Helen Prevatte wins 15 boxwoods for landscape, and Cleveland 4-Hers Bradine and Beverly Lail revamp bedrooms and plan kitchen remodeling with new textiles and lighting. Mr. Coe of High Point attends a ceremony before a Heritage Furniture Co. trip to Asheville.
In Memorial Methodist Church Thomasville Miss Lula Mae Berrier married Von Frank Johnson in a ceremony with Rev. Harold Robinson and Rev. Paul Berrier officiating. Attendants wore pearls and carried white carnations. The couple plans residence at 211 Spring St. after a wedding trip.
The piece urges daily attention to clothing and accessories. After each wear, shake out garments and air them, repairing promptly to avoid future crises. It notes dirt on buttons ages a suit and recommends DIY cleaning over cleaners for minor spots.
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