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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1957
Page
14
Estevez show highlights American Beauty as the motif with roses from subtle accents to a riot of blossoms on velvet evening gowns. Hemlines rise in front with high cuts, side-wrapped skirts, and daring necklines. Dresses feature built-in bras, nude midriffs, and buckles, signaling shorter skirts ahead.
Psychoanalyst Fromm's parable links a cobra’s warning hiss with parental timing. Delayed refusals fuel teen resentment and open conflict as a child asserts independence, illustrating how early, clear boundaries prevent bitter bites and fights.
Social items list a Thursday 6 p m Auxiliary picnic at Mrs G M Haley home Howell St and a 7 30 p m mis cellaneous shower for Miss Evelyn Chapman at 512 Hayworth Circle followed by 7 30 a m breakfast club at the Sheraton Hotel A Friday 7 30 p m McGhee Rogers wedding rehearsal at First Methodist Church with after party at Emerywood Estates A luncheon for Miss Anna Guyer at 215 Woodrow Ave and Miss Connie McGhee to wed Robert Rogers at First Methodist Church here all events centered on local families and their arrangements.
Two high point bridge enthusiasts won awards at Greensboro master point game held at Mrs. Norman Boyles home. Mr. and Mrs. John B Welborn were among the award winners. Plans announced for a two session Open Pair Tournament on Friday July 12 sponsored by Deep Finesse Duplicate Bridge Club with a buffet supper between sessions.
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit of Kirchofer met at the post home to hear Miss Greene recount her Girls State experience and thank the group for support. Members discussed membership drives and a financial planning article was read by Mrs. Gene Ryan. The door prize went to Mrs. Iris Ellington.
The YWCA extends its Day Camp, adding a third session from July 22 to August 2 to meet high demand. Eligible participants include elementary and junior high girls, with registration information available at the listed contact number.
Miss Elizabeth Swiggett led the Credit Women’s Breakfast Club at 7:30 a.m. at the Sheraton. Mrs. Fordl Robertson gave the invocation. The Dixie Council elected Mrs. Ethel Wilkinson of Charlotte as president at a Miami Florida meeting. A district picnic is set for August 18 at Tanglewood Park Winston Salem.
Announcement of the marriage of Doris M. Carson and George L. Marshall. The ceremony took place June 30 at Central Friends Church with Cecil Haworth officiating at five o clock in the afternoon. The couple now reside at 1017 A Richland Ave.
Charles Sash, 32, was arrested in Miami for speeding while on the way to Municipal Court for a hearing on a separate speeding charge. The other items report a Tamaqua celebration call for a store Indian and unrelated advice on lingerie care and French toast dipping tips.
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