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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1951
Page
10
Ruth Millett notes that women often cry their way to less effect and that praise from husbands rings hollow. She argues maturity brings compensation and urges pride in homemaking to boost husbands' regard, while lampooning stereotypes about mothers and housewives.
The Sedgefield Country Club completed plans for an Easter Monday breakfast dance at the Embassy club from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Reservations should be made with manager David Cowan by Saturday noon. The children’s Easter Egg Hunt for ages up to nine is set for Friday with prizes, and Easter baskets will be served under Mrs. Wallace Taylor. Also noted is a Ladies Bridge Canasta party at Inn Solarium on March 20 starting 10:30 a.m. with lunch at 1 p.m., reservations due by Monday noon. chairwoman is Mrs. R. C. Boyce and the event is open to members and guests.
The Reverend Kenneth Goodson spoke on The Home before the High Point Woman's Club, tracing the home and family as an institution. Jack Kay performed two songs, then officers were elected including President Mrs. W. W. Dickerson and others. The club committed to a feeding project in colored schools and welcomed new members and a New Jersey visitor.
A three act comedy farce "Tons Of Fun" presented by the Jamestown PTA Friday night features Miss Tablee and nephew romance, plus society robber the Crimson Cat. Cast includes Mrs. Miller, Mae McFadden, Oren Iles, and many local parents. Si and Shorty aid Les amid comic mishaps. Inside Peiping’s Imperial City lies the Forbidden City.
Three state garden schools, sponsored by North Carolina State College and the Garden club of North Carolina, begin this week with the Fayetteville session under the Fayetteville Club Council. Sessions cover horticultural methods and judging, with M. Cochrane Cole from Bronxville, New York, lecturing on flower show practice and arrangements.
Mrs V H Wendler presented reviews of North Carolina authors Tilford Burke Marian Sims and Clare Leighton at the 20th Century Club. She discussed works Call Home The Heart The Boy and Jokey Petticoat Lane Tempterton and offered brief critiques. Officers were elected and a luncheon followed with spring flowers.
Sewing pattern note from Sue Burnett advertises pattern No. 8512 for teens with waist emphasis and a flattering neckline. Available in sizes 9 to 18 with 4 yards of fabric for size 11. pattern cost 25 cents plus 5 cents postage.
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