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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1956
Page
16
The article argues twins are individuals not halves of a pair. It shares Jim and Tim as an example where separation helped them develop independent identities. After separate schooling and activities they grew into whole, independent boys.
AP News notes a New York show mixing nostalgia with contemporary decor. Cecil Beaton’s Edwardian room uses white wicker and pink rayon in a poised, uncluttered style while designers like Tommi Parzinger present a rattan triple table. Rooms spotlight personalities from Gen George Marshall to Celeste Holm with restrained color schemes and inventive finishes.
The North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs leads American Art Week Nov 4 10 urging clubs to publicize art events and support local artists through exhibits open houses and programs. Rembrandt exhibit and Ten Penny Art Fund prizes fund art library at the North Carolina Art Museum with annual scholarships and library upkeep.
Eleanor Pressly, 38, a wind ballistics expert at the Naval Research Laboratory, directs Aero Bee-Hi rocket firings at White Sands New Mexico. She has overseen 15 launches, including a record height of 164 miles, and plans tests at Fort Churchill Manitoba.
The Garden Study Club will meet Wednesday morning at Mrs. Glenn Perry's home 702 Sunset Dr. The meeting starts at 10 o'clock with Mrs. F W Gross as president conducting the session.
Mrs. Muriel Lawrence recalls climbing a kitchen ladder to change a light bulb while her daughter Judy challenges her with a simple insight. Judy explains that constant moaning deters children from helping, noting how Tom Sawyer persuaded peers to paint his fence without complaints.
The Green Acre Garden Club will hold its regular meeting at eight oclock hosted by Mrs. Donald McCurry at 602 East Farris Avenue.
A Tulsa juvenile, 16, with six traffic citations this year, was ordered by Judge Dorothy Young to spend three hours each Friday night visiting accident scenes with police investigators. The sentence was described as for an indeterminate time.
The Enterprise outlines wedding submission rules for engaged and married couples. Send a 5 by 7 engagement photo with names addresses and wedding date signed by a family member. Pictures should be submitted four weeks before the wedding with a special form if possible and deadlines vary by publication day.
The Catesby Bird Club will meet with Mrs. John C Siceloff at 1104 N Main St Tuesday evening at 7 45 oclock. Miss Bess Siceloff and Miss Marjorie Welborn will be associate hostesses with Mrs Siceloff.
Members of the Xi Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet with Mrs. E A Neely on Penny Rd Monday evening. The hour will be 7.
A reader asks about a child who counters with why not use the car when asked to run errands. Mrs C reflects on the value of walking to the store herself and the lessons it teaches in patience and responsibility.
The executive board of the Altrusa Club will meet Monday evening at 7 30 with the club president Miss Virginia Ryan at her home on Montlieu Ave. Miss Hazel Johnson will be associate hostess with Miss Ryan at the board session.
The Mid-Week Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. Dick Pals at 801 Woodrow Ave Wednesday at 10 AM. Mrs. R K Young will present a program on Household Hints. Macaroni should be cooked in plenty of salted water to prevent sticking.
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