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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1964
Page
6
A reader letter column features long remarks about family life and personal issues. Topics include sexuality and coming out, modesty in dress, a bystander urging intervention, workplace attire critiques, and dating etiquette. The piece preserves the voice of Ann Landers with responses that advise direct action, tact, and practical consequences.
United Daughters of the Confederacy observed Confederate Memorial Day on Saturday with a 4 p.m. service at Oakwood Memorial Cemetery. Mrs. H. P. Morrison opened the service, Mrs. Ruth Carraway led the ritual, and Mrs. Jones Burns read an article. Flowers were placed on five Confederate veteran graves with arrangements by Mr. and Mrs. Dan Arden who also placed Confederate flags.
A local schedule outlines Monday activities with times for Beginner Swim at 4 30 pm and 7 pm Adult Beginner Swim 7 30 pm Guitar Class 8 pm and Adult Intermediate Swim 10 pm. Morning sessions include Adult Concentrated Swim at 10 am and Newcomers Bridge at 10 am plus Newcomers Club at 12 15 pm.
Mrs Coyte Smith will entertain members of Burbank Garden Club at her Forestdale Drive home for a noon luncheon on Wednesday. The gathering showcases local gardening activity and social engagement.
Oak Hill School PTA meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m for a brief business session. The program features the school chorus and orchestra and marks the closing event of the PTA year.
Social schedule notes Mr and Mrs Walter Voncannon host Miss Jeri Kinney and Darrell Arney at their Route 5 home at 6 30 p m A Trindale Women's Club meeting is planned for 6 45 p m at Blake's Restaurant with details to follow.
Duke Power states that electricity is now available in all parts of the rural Carolinas. Forty years of rural electrification have expanded service yearly, with about one third of customers on rural lines. Duke Power emphasizes its stake and pride in bringing low-cost electric service to rural and urban families alike.
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