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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1955
Page
9
Mary Haworth writes about marital strain from her husband’s constant criticism. He studied six years while working part time, then full time, aided by veterans funds, and now denigrates her appearance while she raises children on a tight budget.
Dear D R advises John to stop tearing down his wife and to support her appearance. Readiness to help with housework and finances could lift her morale. A charge account at a nicer store may enable frugal improvements and prove a constructive response to his nagging. Mary Haworth counsels through her column.
The New York Guild for the Jewish Blind runs a nursery program led by Marie Anchel and Phyllis Esser, teaching toddlers with Retrolental Fibroplasia to explore through touch, smell, and guided exploration. Activities emphasize independent projects, daily routines, and pathfinding as children learn to cope and engage with a broader world.
Ruth Millett argues mothers should teach daughters practical life skills beyond looks and social ease. She cautions teens can rely on mothers for fashions and dates but later need house management, time use, and healthy relationships with other women for lasting marriage success. Cold storage advice notes protection for furs and garments from moths and heat damage.
Long Beach theater owner Milt Arthur confronted an unidentified man with a shovel trying to dig under his fence. The intruder claimed he could see the giant screen from his nearby home but complained about poor sound and said he sought to connect a speaker wire to a theater wire. Arthur ordered him to leave.
A Houston firm says six telephone lines were tied up all day and obtained a temporary restraining order against a nationwide credit clothing firm. Horton & Horton shell and sand dealer petitioned, alleging Lane's credit clothiers tied lines while collecting a debt from a Horton employee. Horton seeks permanent injunction to halt harassment and $15,000 in damages for May 31.
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