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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1952
Page
7
Ruth Millett reflects on men reclaiming kitchen dominance and women losing private space. She notes a divorce case where a husband ran the household, arguing efficiency, while a judge upheld the wife’s traditional duties and privileges.
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Mr. and Mrs. Pierce announce a son Dale Branson on July 10 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson welcome daughter Debra Gail born July 14. Mr. and Mrs. Adams announce daughter Patricia Lynn born July 12. Mr. and Mrs. Varner announce son Richard Wayne born July 13. Mr. and Mrs. Horney announce daughter Jane Alma born July 14. Mr. and Mrs. Hicks announce daughter Debra Ann born July 13. Rebecca Catherine born to Mr. and Mrs. Richbourg on July 13. Chester John Litwin announces son Chester Brent born July 13. Leonard L. Hyde Jr. announces son Leonard L. Jr. Paula Jeanne Hill born July 14. All births occurred at High Point Memorial Hospital.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Post 619 hosted past department president Mrs. Mary Alice Moody of Greensboro who spoke on the group’s work. They voted to send two dollars for a dental bill for a Eaton Rapids orphan and to mail favors to the Dixie Banquet at the National Encampment in Los Angeles. Inductees were greeted with coffee and doughnuts at the VFW Home as thirty five members enjoyed refreshments served by Mrs. J. R. Graham and Mrs. C. H. Greer.
The pictured ensemble centers on a white organdy bonnet with a starfish pleated crown. The model wears long white gloves and a mink stole to heighten glamour.
Schedule lists Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Mercury vs YWCA at Richland Field and 8:30 p.m. Oakdale against Pickett. Thursday includes 3:00-5:00 girls activities at the YWCA and a 6:30 p.m. Agenda Club picnic at Armstrong Park.
Charles M. Gee of Baltimore lost his upper teeth after a sneeze in a New York taxi. He phoned police from Baltimore and officers retrieved the denture from a subway ventilator grate to reunite him with his plate.
Terry Lee Albright son of Sgt. 1-c and Mrs. W. W. Albright of 1309 Bradshaw Street born July 13 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Sgt. Albright stationed at Fort Lewis Washington. James Richard Hayes Jr son of Mr. and Mrs. James Richard Hayes of 1040 Barbee Street born July 13 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Hayes is the former Miss Jackie Laws of High Point.
A son named Jacky Lynn was born July 9 at High Point Memorial Hospital to the family, marking a joyous addition reported in local notices.
AUSTIN and family announce the birth of a daughter, Elizabeth Hall, on July 13 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Harold C Austin and Mr and Mrs M F Baldwin of 2904 Woodlawn Drive also listed in the notice as part of the family announcement.
A compact solution for overnight guests, a rollaway cot or two stashed in a closet provides extra sleeping capacity in homes with no spare rooms. The idea relies on portability, simplicity, and keeping the guest area uncluttered.
The Philathea Class of Trinity Methodist Church will hold a picnic at Parrish Cabin Healing Springs beginning at 3 30 in the afternoon and continuing into the evening. Hickory Chapel WSCS to Meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Bill Smiths New Street home.
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