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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1952
Page
6
Miss Odessa Peel was honored as guest at a party hosted by Mrs. Gurney Stroud Jr. at 2006 Gilbert Street. The event featured bingo, a shower presenting gifts to the honoree, and a final serving of refreshments amid gladioli arrangements.
The Parent-Study Group at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Chapel Hill elected A. A. Wiseman as chairman and Mrs. George W. Lyon as secretary. Eleanor Mosher and Carolyn Caldwell of Chapel Hill represented the North Carolina League of Crippled Children. The group plans monthly meetings and distributed literature on assisting handicapped children. About sixteen members attended last night.
A narrator describes a morning of chores and nurturing, confessing envy of a child’s simple joy. The piece argues that parental jealousy can erode trust and lead to resentment, urging admission of feelings to repair the parent child bond.
Pattern No. 8807 offers a shirtwaist dress with pocket trim and shaped collar in sizes 12 through 42. Send 30 cents, your name and address, size, and pattern number to Sue Burnett in New York for Basic FASHION for 52 ideas to save time and money in sewing.
About 1,600 housewives nationwide work as General Mills home testers, earning two dollars per recipe tested. A waiting list of thousands shows high demand. in Minneapolis 400 women form a special group testing and reporting on new recipes and family reception.
When baking a layer cake place pans so they do not touch each other or the oven walls. Arrange diagonally on a shelf and use opposite directions on two shelves to prevent direct alignment. Ensure no layer pan sits directly below or above another for even heat distribution.
The Private Duty Nurses Club will meet at the Nurses Classroom instead of with Mrs Wilma B Farmier due to illness at her home. The gathering remains set for Thursday at 7 30 PM.
The Mothers Prayer Band meets at Mrs. Nannie Lawson’s home 807 Willowbrook Street with Mrs. J Q Cheves in charge. YWA of Fairmont Park Seven Church gathers at Mrs. Thomas E Burgess’s residence this evening at 7 30.
The Pilot Club dinner at the YMCA with speaker Taylor Simpson is listed alongside meetings for VFW Auxiliary AAUW L Amusante Club Home and Garden clubs and Provisional and League of Women Voters units. Also noted are a dessert bridge for Evelyn Ann Davis and a Priscilla Club coffee event.
The Musical Art Club hosted a university program at Mrs. Quigley’s Walicliff home in Thomasville with High Point College students under Dr. Joseph Wilson. Performers included Willie Davis, John Allen, John Austin Ra-anists, and others giving a classical program with notes on composers. The club also announced funds for the High Point Hospital Nurses Chorus and upcoming fundraisers for a scholarship, with delegates to the North Carolina Federation of Music convention to be chosen next meeting.
Ruth Millett counsels readers on parental financial interference. A mother must not fund a daughter secretly to avoid a husband’s knowledge. Let couples manage loans and finances. lean years can strengthen bonds, and support should come without undermining trust.
The sound film The Family Next Door, praised at the National Family Life Conference in Chicago, will be shown at Peacook Classroom Wesley Memorial Methodist Church during the regular water service on Wednesday at 7. All ages are invited to attend and gain from the portrayal of a typical family conflict.
The Newcomers Club will meet tonight at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs Don Brinton 800 Chestnut Street. A tasty note suggests adding two tablespoons of butter to milk when preparing a custard pie filling.
About People Garnett is seriously ill with Sede at his Chest er Street Extension home. Mrs. T. A. Tilden and Miss Mae Kirkman travel to Cincinnati to attend the senior organ recital on March 17 by Ralph Tilden. Mrs. Minnie Atkins Edwards recovers at Maryfield Convalescent Home and is now open to visitors.
The Guilford County Medic Facey unit will hold a luncheon meeting Thursday at 11 30 AM at Emerywood Country Club. New officers will be elected and installed at that time.
The notice lists multiple events across Tuesday and Wednesday at the Y W C A. Activities include swimming and ping pong, a Business & Professional Club dinner, adult swim, a planning meeting for Adams Club slumber party, Teen meetings, a Modernettes club luncheon, a Senior High Y Teen meeting, an Agenda Club dinner and musical program, an open house for the High Y Teen, and a Young Adult department slumber party.
Alpha Rho Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting at Borden's Gold Room with Mrs Jim Horney as hostess. Mrs Park Morris was elected president and the new slate includes N C Jr as recording secretary Austine Neely Jr as treasurer and Della Alexander as programming. A dance is planned for April fifth and refreshments followed for seventeen members.
The Council of Jewish Women will gather Wednesday at a meeting with Mrs. Teeta Fire and Mrs. Robert Silver as hostesses.
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