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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1955
Page
17
The High Point BPW Club will meet at the Sheraton Hotel for a dinner meeting at 6 30 PM to select Miss Career Woman of the Year. Ruth Good Shaun Danamen of Tomlinson School will speak, as planned by the Merit System Committee.
CORONADO Calif The undersecretary of the U S Navy said that married men are better sailors He told the Navy League that a married man is usually more efficient and more responsible than an unmarried one He urged attention to wives and the Navy wife to support their husbands tasks. Steam cabbage to keep color and moisture while cooking with minimal liquid.
The Irish actress Geraldine Fitzgerald discusses retiring from acting to raise her daughter Suzie with husband Stuart Scheftel. She explains the decision to focus on motherhood, notes she can return to acting without losing touch, and describes maintaining readiness through reading plays, ballet, and practice while balancing family life.
Mrs. Mabel Kidd of 508 Woodbury Street has completed the Marinello course at Continental Beauty College and is now associated with The Salon of Beauty at 410 North Wrenn Street. For an appointment to get the newest spring and summer hair coiffure, call 9920.
John eight years old with a brick builders kit upsets his father by shouting for entry while the father wrestles with his own urge to suppress his wishes. Lawrence argues that true value of free expression lies in mutual self knowledge and growth for both child and parent.
The Junior Woman's Club will choose its “Most Exemplifying the Club Spirit” at a May luncheon at the Woman's Clubhouse on W High Street. State president Mrs. Edwin F. Brown will speak and attend an open house that evening. President of the club is Mrs. Robert D. McCall.
Asheboro residents announce engagements of Charlotte Althea Russell to William Raeford Farlow and Nannie Mae Caudill to James Jerome Auman. Both couples plan June or upcoming summer weddings. Russell is a Klopman Mills staffer. Farlow works at Acme-McCrary hosiery mills. Caudill and Auman attend Seagrove and Ser e high schools respectively.
A vintage styled ad urges women to invest in glamour through a Thermal Modulation permanent at The Hair Designers Beauty Salon 416 Spruce St. It links hair styling to social appeal and popularity, advertising permanent waves as a key fashion step.
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