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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1965
Page
6
A doctor notes teen diets vary from adults but are not as bad as feared. Hamburgers and hot dogs provide protein, milk shakes deliver calcium and B vitamins, and popcorn offers whole grains. A teenager needs four food groups daily with recommended servings for meat, fruits and vegetables, dairy, and enriched grains.
Allred Jr. served as usher as the bride wore a peau de soie gown with Aleneon lace and a fitted bodice. Her elbow-length veil featured a pearl and silk organza flower, and she carried a white Bible with a yellow throated orchid. The maid of honor wore a floor-length sheath with a cascade of yellow roses and bronze chrysanthemums.
Decorations were appropriate for Thanksgiving with arrangements of pumpkins, fruits, colored corn and nuts centering the table. Persimmon pudding, nuts and coffee were served.
A reader argues for publishing a defense of shogun marriages citing a Gramp letter about a teen couple who married after pregnancy. The column responds that such unions can work but cautions that most pregnancies lead to difficult outcomes, urging the writer to send further letters for publication.
A Sunday tea at 812 Gatewood ran from 3 to 5 pm hosted by the sorority alumni group. The cream cloth table featured buff and red carnations. Tex was poured by Mrs. Max Loflin, with assistance from Mrs. Arlen Pons, Mrs. Carter Holbrook, Mrs. Jank Hazzard, and Mrs. Jack Byerly. Fifty eight girls attended.
A brief note explains that knowing the reasons behind etiquette rules makes them easier to follow. It emphasizes that understanding why guidelines exist helps people apply them gracefully in social settings.
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