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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1956
Page
6
Mrs Hassa lyne Thomas wed Elvin D York in a 4 o clock ceremony at 532 Gatewood Ave with Rev Cecil E Haworth officiating See the couple plan a Florida wedding trip and a High Point residence after returning from their honeymoon.
A 27 year old wife writes of a cold hearted spouse and desire to love her family. She recalls a harsh religious upbringing, lack of affection, and hopes to learn communication and gracious conduct. The columnist urges practice, etiquette reading, and personal growth to build loving behavior.
Fall fashions shift to formal elegance with full length evening gowns and dressy afternoon dresses. Casual wear retreats as American women embrace smart attire for special occasions, with new department store reports noting surge in sale of formal gowns and cocktails outfits.
S-Sgt. J Robert Giles Mrs Giles and son Bobby of West Palm Beach Fla left Sunday after a two week visit with Sgt Giles parents Mr and Mrs John W Giles at Fairfield Rd The family planned to visit friends in Jacksonville and Lakeland on the return trip Ernest J Gaither returned home after several weeks as a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs H I Coffield Jr returned home from Oriental where she was sealled due to illness and the death of her mother Mrs Grant Lee Mrs Martha A Gates and son Skipper returned to Emerywood Court Apts after an extended trip to the New England states They visited relatives in Maine Mrs Emery M Hooper and her children David and Janis arrived by plane from Guatemala City to spend weeks with her mother Mrs E E Criddleba of W Lexington Ave Ext The family expects to join here in late August.
Family and friends plan a series of events for Frances Mull and Miss Janie Kale with dinners at 909 Trenton Street 801 Oak View Road and 332 Woodrow Avenue. The Mull Peacock wedding rehearsal and breakfast will take place at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church with hostesses including Mrs. J E Reid and Mrs. Stutts. Frances Mull will marry John R. Peacock Jr. in the chapel of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church.
The Interstate Commerce Commission reported 1955 rail highway grade crossing accidents reached 3,846, up 15.3 percent from 1954. Deaths totaled 1,446, up 11 percent, while injuries rose 17.2 percent to 4,014. Almond extract note appears as stray text.
A simple salad is enhanced by slicing fruits and vegetables with decorative cutters. The method adds visual appeal and precision to dicing and shaping produce for plating.
The notice lists Friday activities from 9:00 to 3:00 for Day Camp and evening swimming classes for Girls and Women. At 6:00 Adams, Crews and Robins Clubs plan an Inter-Club picnic at City Lake. The Friday schedule echoes Thursday with similar camp times.
Mr and Mrs Jack Crouse of Greenville Pa announce the birth of a daughter Beth Renee on July 15 in Greenville. Mrs Crouse is the former Miss Beverly Chass of Greenville and Mr Crouse is the son of Mrs R C E and the late Mr Crouse of Trinity.
The Westview Flower Club will meet Tuesday evening at 6 30 for their annual picnic at the home of Mrs J A Lee 707 Carr St Families of members are invited as guests.
Advice for family travel suggests stacking suitcases to the back seat level and placing a mattress over the luggage. This creates a play and sleep area for children during the journey with emphasis on safety and comfort.
Advice urges keeping shoes polished like gems and preventing heel wear. Replace insoles when needed to maintain comfort and appearance.
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