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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1959
Page
16
Read of a Christmas fair listing plants handmade gift items Christmas cards wrappings and art objects with booths from the Thomasville church and the CYC organization. A baked ham dinner will be served in the school cafeteria from 5 to 8 p.m.
In a family scene Greg senses Grandmother favoring his brother Tommy for likeness and promise. His mother explains that parental bias hurts children and that acknowledging the hurt helps reduce fear of being different. The piece urges direct conversation to support Greg’s self esteem.
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Barbara Leah Cagle to John E. Wooten by Mr and Mrs A L Cagle of 403 Barker Street M Wooten.
The Enterprise outlines wedding rules for engagement notices and photos. It asks couples to submit engagement details, family signatures, and photos well before the ceremony, with deadlines and format requirements for the Sunday pages. The piece also includes a local jewelry ad overview.
Archdale Trinity Woman's Club will meet Wednesday at 11 45 a m at the YWCA.
Pride and Patience Garden Club will meet with Mrs. J. L. Carr Jr. at her Trinity home on Thursday at 7 30 p.m. The event invites members to gather and discuss club activities.
A reader asks if staying with her husband's ex in law's home is sensible after a cross country drive. Ann says insist on a hotel and respect comfort. A second letter asks how to address a wife with hearing loss who resists wearing a device. Ann notes discreet non showy aids exist but avoids endorsing brands. A third letter describes constant Sunday visits from sisters and families, and a reader seeks guidance on boundaries.
The Wild Flower Club invites members to a meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at 211 Thurston Street. Fred ee Jr. will speak and children are welcome.
A reader asks how to handle ten additional guests and a preferred Sunday family day. The columnist suggests the husband set boundaries with his sisters about visits and hosting, proposing they invite the couple over rather than imposing on their private time.
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