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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1951
Page
6
Several parties are planned this week to compliment Miss Tomma Leyton whose marriage to Seymour Sheckter will be solemnized on September 9. Miss Wagger will entertain at 302 Woodrow Avenue on Wednesday with hostesses Mrs. Julia Fine and Miss Florence Fine inviting guests for one o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Asbury of Miami hosted visitors including Ada Asbury and others in a sequence of weekend stays. Ada Asbury and family members traveled from Charlotte to spend time with relatives, including stops at the Bouldin home on Forest Hill Drive.
Altrusa Club votes to change the July meeting time and location at City Lake. Hostesses for the program are Miss Virginia Ryan and Mrs. Mami Jones.
The Philathea Class of Green Street Baptist Church will gather tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. R. D. Fowler s home on the Greensboro Road for a church group meeting.
W. W. Robbins preaches at Ave. Baptist urging belief in Jesus Christ as the only salvation and condemning rejection. At First Presbyterian Union Service Dr. William R. Locke discusses Protestant identity, justification by faith, and the priesthood of all believers in a broad historical context.
Bitcharcott on Stone Street hosts honoring event for Miss Betty Willis and Miss Millicent Young at Borden's Gold Room. Dessert bridge plans, associate hostesses named, and other gatherings led by Garden Club and Altrusa members span Tuesday to Friday with various luncheon and dinner engagements and a rehearsal at Main Street venue.
A vintage style column urges daily skin nourishment for youth and age. It advises using semi liquid hand lotion for young girls and proper patting motion for twenties era care to keep textures healthy and color even. It emphasizes gentle stimulation and kindness to the complexion.
The article outlines guest etiquette for visits, urging guests to help with chores, avoid burdening the host, and respect household routines. It advises preparing ahead, keeping spaces orderly, and bringing small gifts for children to ease the hostess's duties and maintain cordial relations.
A mature parent discusses how to respond to a friend Nancy about providing for shelter food and education. The speaker reflects on balancing financial support with respect for others generosity and avoiding false delicacy while communicating debt and gifts as acts of love.
Guidance states a mother’s weight should not exceed twenty five pounds above her ideal normal. The ideal normal weight is estimated based on the individual's age height and build.
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