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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1954
Page
7
An advice column explores a wife labeled Mrs T stuck in a difficult marriage for her children's sake. The piece suggests she may seek help from a family service agency or inner reflection to realize the marriage serves her more than the children. It hints that both spouses are fatigued by the need for devotion and competition for affection.
London reports a 45 minute debut of a new trans national network linking Britain Belgium Denmark France West Germany the Netherlands Italy and Switzerland. The opening included the Fete des Narcisses in Montreux and a Vatican City broadcast of an apostolic blessing by Pope Pius XII.
An old glove finger slips onto the curtain rod tip to help prevent snagging during installation. The simple upgrade reduces fabric tears and allows smooth rod insertion.
New York court recently charged Mrs. Edward Nicholson with falsifying her age on three vehicle registrations by listing birth years 1914 1915 and 1918. The case drew attention to societal nosiness about women's ages and sparked calls for broader acceptance of age uncertainty.
Representative James Patterson reports President Eisenhower has ordered only limited development of two nuclear devices because they are too dangerous to test. Patterson said scientists advised the move and that he could not discuss details for security reasons. He referred to the devices, not bombs.
The reader in a six year marriage seeks advice as Bryan’s rejection and worry over infertility strain the union. Mary Haworth recommends joint psychiatric help and guidance from Planned Parenthood or family services, explaining Bryan’s ego and fears contribute to the crisis and a child may come if they stabilize emotionally.
Dr. Frank P. Graham told the closing session of the National Council of Presbyterian Women that debates at the United Nations are preferable to international war. He argued the UN screens propaganda through study and debate and votes, and is better than youths fighting on battlefields.
Sunday afternoon a tea at the Sheraton Room of the Hotel honored J. R. Young Grand Master of the North Carolina Independent Order of Odd Fellows The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge hosted with past Noble Grands performing duties Mrs Frances Chanel presented the boutonniere and Mrs Addie Herndon and Mrs Chaiel welcomed guests About 125 attendees included past Grand Masters and Grand Lodge officers such as L B MacBrayer Charlie Outen Baxter Finch F E Seagraves L F Ivest er and Mack Beaver The event featured pink and green Rebekah colors light classical piano by Zula Mae Cook and a vocal by Graham Wagoter
A 1954 King Features Syndicate piece advises women on rouge and lipstick use. It emphasizes light, selective rouge on high facial points and restrained lipstick to maintain delicacy. It notes shading with natural tones under dim lighting and outlines lips before filling in.
A simple method uses warm water and baking soda. Mix one teaspoon of baking soda in a pint of water to wash painted furniture.
Flint residents prayed and flew flags at half staff to honor 116 people who died in the June 8 1953 tornado that swept through the Beecher district.
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