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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1958
Page
6
Rain and showers expected in the Ohio and Tennessee valleys New England and Plains mountains with scattered showers in southern Florida. Cooler temperatures linger in New England and the South east and Northeast. Cloudy east and clear to partly cloudy elsewhere.
Weather forecast notes showers ending in western areas this afternoon with scattered thunderstorms fading eastward tonight. Cooler tonight, with Wednesday mainly cloudy to partly sunny and mild. Highs primarily in the 60s to mid 70s, mountains near 70, lows 40s to mid 50s. South Carolina shows patchy afternoon showers then cooler Wednesday, highs 76 to 84, lows 46 to 54.
Rain dominated the Eastern half of the United States with damp conditions and scattered thundershowers from Missouri and Arkansas east to Pennsylvania and the Virginias. Thunderstorms formed along a warm cool air boundary across Tennessee and Kentucky toward the Gulf. Rain affected northern and central Florida.
The forecast shows a low of 48 and high of 68 with a cloudy rainy day. It notes sunset at 7 11 p m and sunrise at 5 22 a m and includes a particle warning about illness and child risk.
Numerous clubs meet across High Point with garden groups, study circles, and auxiliary organizations hosting gatherings at homes, clubs, and hotels. Fridsay includes a family picnic at the Cooke residence and a bridal shower for Miss Faye Myers at the First Methodist recreation room.
Miss Nancy Clapp was surprised Sunday evening with a party for her sixteenth birthday hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Clapp. Guests arrived for eight and enjoyed dancing games and gifts, including a record player and sixteen silver dollars.
Stephens Bible Class will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at 604 Lind say Street hosted by Mrs. A A Ingram with Mrs A G Carson as leader.
A mother, after giving birth to a second child, notices a mix of sadness and protectiveness in herself and fears harming her older son Robert. She learns that belittling the baby’s needs risks undermining Robert’s sense of security and changes in parenting are inevitable as children grow.
Mrs Lee F Schaner returned to her home on E Farriss Avenue after a three week stay in Baltimore Md where illness delayed her travel following her mother's death Miss Shirley Schaner and Miss Pat Kelley visited at the home then headed to Myrtle Beach S C for a week they will come back to New York City before returning East Two Eastern Air Lines stewardesses attended the visit Mr and Mrs Ed Lyon and Mrs George Wood Sr arrived from Laurinburg to High Point for a party at Rebel's Roost in honor of Mrs Wood Sr's birthday Other guests included Mr and Mrs Lyon and Mrs Wood's sons families Mrs Wood and the Lyons planned to return to Laurinburg the next day the Lyon family is Mrs Wood's daughter
Miss Nancy Rice, bride elect of June, will be honored Friday evening with a lingerie shower hosted by Miss Carol Purvis at her Archdale home. The event begins at 7 30 p.m. Rice is to wed George M. Wallace in June.
Kansas City circuit court ordered the final alimony to Mrs. Alida B. Eisenhower from the Arthur Eisenhower estate. The payment totals $5,958 with about $200 interest. Alida Eisenhower, divorced from Kansas City banker in 1924, is widow Louise Eisenhower's sister-in-law. Arthur Eisenhower died January 26.
The notice lists multiple YWCA activity slots across Tuesday and Thursday including intermediate and beginner swims for girls and women, plunge periods, various clubs and dinners, a Bible session, classes for expectant parents, youth programs, and a finance committee meeting. It also notes a Board of Directors meeting and a Hay ride event on the week.
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