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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1954
Page
7
A stream of May birth notices from Harrisburg to High Point records births of Brenda Chapman Minnick Melanie Pegram Robert Clary Teresa Coltrane Eleanor Barker Fred Gossett Thomas Britt Rebecca Meredith Kathy Denny Timothy Freeman Danny Barneycastle Marcia Moore Deborah Evans Phillip Daniels and Boyles twins, with dates and parent details.
The Rebekah Class meets tonight at 7 30 at J C McAllister Jr s home on Guyer S Ext to end the attendance contest. Stephens Bible Class meets tomorrow afternoon at L P Greenway s 515 Decatur St led by A G Carson. Ruth Bible Class meets tonight at 7 30 at J Q Cheves 316 Centennial Ave. Pisgah WMS meets tonight at 7 30 at the church for its monthly meeting.
Baltimore report says Edward Perrero a 15 year old student was shot and killed while target shooting with his friend George Allender 18 who fled the area to seek help. Six officers recovered the body after a 30 minute search near a wooded field. Allender was detained at Northwestern police station.
The Sue Forest Woodmen Circle held its monthly bridge party at 400 New Rd last evening with 17 members and two guests. Mrs. Myrtle Garrard won top in bridge, Mrs. R. P. Tucker in canasta, and Mrs. H. W. Strong in rummy. guests included Mrs. China Hedrick and Mrs. Myrtle Garrard. A sweet course was served.
Mrs. J. W. Metcalfe underwent major surgery after an emergency operation and is recuperating with visitors permitted. Weekend guests in Wilmington included Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Crowley and Sam Hearn. Mrs. Valette J. Harris left for Winter Haven Florida visiting New York and Connecticut on the way to High Point. Mrs. Harold Bass returned home from treatment at the local hospital. Mrs. G. H. Reed visits sister Mrs. T. Q. Cheves in Centennial Ave for about 10 days. Blanche Burgess recovers at the local hospital after illness at Pleasant Garden School. Daughters of America members attended the Wilmington meeting. Robert Hutchens attends a Supermarkets' meeting in Cleveland Ohio. Mrs. Homer Leonard leaves for Monroe to visit Miss Ellen Millsaps before returning home. Leonard moves from Monroe Apts to Madison Apts. Mrs Leonard's Monroe address is P. QO Box 49.
A Tuesday to Friday listing of YMCA and YWCA events including swim periods for girls and women, 8th and 9th grade Y Teen Club, Modernette Club picnics, golf class at Blair Park, Adams Club at YWCA, Business and Professional Club dinner, beginner and advanced women’s swim classes, plunge period for older girls, Stardusters picnic and dance, Robins Club bowling in Greensboro, Modernette Wiener roast at City Lake, and a senior high dance house event.
A simple side dish combines quick frozen peas with sliced mushrooms from a small can. Drain the peas, add the mushroom slices, and reheat with a dollop of butter for a quick, savory accompaniment.
Ruth Millett discusses a study on how women with department store charge accounts shop. A charge account enables quick purchases by phone, reduces trip costs, and improves return service, making it easier to seize bargains. Cash buyers face trips, babysitting, and higher shopping friction.
To ensure uniform burgers, form the meat on a board and press out rounds with a cookie cutter. If seasoning is desired, mix it into the meat before shaping.
A mother writes about her son Glen's marriage to Martha and escalating tensions after they moved into the couple's home. She resented Martha's defiant behavior and sarcasm, noting dwindling warmth and claim that Martha makes her feel unwelcome. The letter ends mid thought.
A reader asks how to handle growing tension between Martha and her mother-in-law as Glen and Martha establish their own home. Mary Haworth advises recognizing the mother-in-law’s rights and loosening control, encouraging mature respect and open acceptance to ease antagonism and foster affection.
The article argues for using a guiding principle rather than giving direct solutions. By recalling a child’s past honesty, parents rebuild confidence and empowerment to address current misbehavior. This method reduces fear and anger while restoring parental strength and constructive action.
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