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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1954
Page
14
A reader counsels a daughter-in-law on dealing with a mother-in-law who overly praises her son. She should keep humor and composure, avoid criticizing the son to the mother, and accept that change is unlikely.
The Deep River Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 2 PM at the home of Mrs. James Jacobs on Kivett Drive Extension. Mrs. Cassie M. Dunnis travels to Greensboro for funeral services of her brother W. A. Mann who died Friday night. services today at 4 PM at College Place Methodist Church.
A kitchen table conference speeds decision making for women’s committees. Morning meetings avoid conflicts with lunch and clubs, require simple refreshments, and use pencils and pads at place settings. Plan for children with toys, a play pen, and safe areas to ease hosting.
Final pre nuptial event honors Miss Elizabeth Bowers and her fiance Sgt Gary Metcalfe with a traditional cake cutting after a Friday wedding rehearsal at the Cedrow Avenue home of Arthur and Vernie Metcalfe. All white decor featured gladiolas carnations and a three tier cake with bride and groom figures.
Miss Betty Grubb and Norman Smith were honored by Mr and Mrs Webster Marlowe with a supper at their Route 1 home in Thomasville. The indoor party included a Wiener roast, hamburger fry, games, prizes, and a gift of colored aluminum tumblers. The couple plans to marry June 12 at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church with Mrs Marlowe as organist.
Miss Jackie Heilig prepares for her wedding to Bobbie Venable with two pre nuptial parties. Tuesday the bride hosts attendants at 506 Ward Street. Friday a rehearsal at Archdale Methodist Church precedes a reception at Ward Street home.
Regular beauty guidance from Alicia Hart recommends a twofold approach: a tepid soothing bath with foam pillow headrest and optional fragrant oils followed by a cool gradual shower for evening energy. A midafternoon rest sequence includes a 15 minute nap to renew alertness for the remainder of the day.
A home care tip recommends making a paste from denatured alcohol or carbon tetrachloride with magnesium. Apply the paste to the greasy spot without rubbing, let it sit, then brush away. Repeat as needed to lift embedded oil.
A busy calendar lists garden clubs meeting daily from Monday to Saturday at various Greensboro Archdale area locations. Attendees include Mrs. E S Wall, Mrs. Guy Shivers, Miss Jackie Heilig, and many associates hosting luncheons, parties, and a wedding rehearsal, with venues such as Emerywood Country Club YWCA and Archdale Methodist Church.
Budapest reports Communist Hungary prepares a new line of ladies shoes made from chicken leg and turkey skins. The Magyar Nemzet notes the footgear bears an amazing resemblance to crocodile and lizard skins already common in the market.
Salt Lake City former Brookhaven Laboratory director Dr. Lyle B. Borst now of the University of Utah says atomic powered locomotive development is stalled by overly tight nuclear fuel restrictions. He voiced his critique in a letter to Rep. W Sterling Cole chairman of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy.
A luncheon at Mrs. Laurance M. Ingram house on Rotary Drive honored Mrs. David R. Hayworth bride of the month and former Miss Kathleen VanLoan. Hosts Ms. Ingram and Mrs. L. E. Boyles Jr. accented rooms with pink and yellow flowers. 12 guests, including Mrs. VanLoan, attended.
Yolande Berbeze aged 24 and Matthew Fox aged 40, both linked to Hollywood, announce their engagement and plans to marry in July. Fox is described as a movie executive with promotion from a Hollywood spokesman. Denmark produces about 450 million pounds of butter annually.
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