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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1960
Page
16
A widow visits a home for hours each evening and directs talk to the husband while ignoring the wife. The writer asks what to do after eight years. The answer suggests using the newspaper's own excellent coverage and spending half an hour daily to read and gain an equal footing.
The column advises daily self briefing to stay informed. Readers comment on luck in raffles and aging couples, with Syracuse thanking readers for sane notes. A married woman shares her experience aging with her husband, who pressures cosmetic changes. Confidential betting ten joke ends the page.
Bride elect Miss Jayne Marshall will be honored Friday at 7 30 p m by Mrs Paul G Wilson at 716 West Wood. She will wed John Charles Bagg on December 10 in a home ceremony with guests invited.
A string quartet will present a program to Musical Art Club members at 8 p m on Monday. Hostess Mrs L R Terry invites attendees to her home 915 N Main St. The group includes Mrs Boyd Fouts first violin and Henry Rohde second violin.
Garden Makers Garden Club plans a luncheon at Emerywood Country Club on Tuesday at 11 a.m. The event brings members together for a midday gathering and discussion.
Dr. Lew J. Lewis performs with viola and Mrs. William Colonna on cello in a refined chamber concert. The recital highlights intimate strings and classical repertoire.
Mrs. Charles W. Perry will entertain Canterbury Club members at her home 1207 North Rotary Drive on Friday at 3 30 p m.
Hillsdale Garden Club will meet Tuesday with Mrs Charles Smith and Mrs L N White serving as co hosts. Members are asked to bring a Christmas idea or decoration.
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