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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
5
A discussion on family responsibility and the impact on a child's future life. The author argues duties within a household must be learned early and become a strong habit, or independence and balance in family life suffer. She cautions against overindulgence and stresses shaping character through shared duties.
Film comedienne Martha Raye suffers a jaw moment after a pool dive during Give Me a Sailor. She shakes off the spill and keeps up a good act. The passage hints at lessons parents offer children about special courses, college, and growing up with individuality.
Evangelist Gipsy Smith, 78, will wed Mary Alice Shaw, 26, a Los Angeles musician. He notes the blessing of Mary’s mother Mrs Allie Gerstoe Brady and recalls meeting in London 14 years ago. Shaw calls him her hero and likens him to a god.
A reflection on child development and social duty. The writer notes street school and sports foster responsibility toward playmates and parents but questions whether this training makes children good family members. Emphasizes that all ages can learn to contribute and calls for small sacrifices from strong children.
Saul Postal of Brooklyn complains over a bridge misplay. He argues declarer should have led a low heart to the jack then repeated with clubs to set up heart discards and spade losses, avoiding Wests double and a fatal spade finesse.
Address problems to Mar ie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Readers’ letters will be answered in these columns.
Letters discuss how to handle quarrels with parents and balance work with infant care. The guidance urges polite firm talk to parents, recognizing mutual duties, rest for parents, and shared baby duties to prevent burnout.
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