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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1977
Page
6
Dear readers learn to stop blaming the spouse for an affair and take responsibility for actions. The columnist urges trial separation or counseling, notes the danger of ego-driven blame, and suggests seeking professional help to salvage or end the marriage.
Dr. C Arden Miller of UNC Chapel Hill warns that children compete with the elderly for limited health care funds. He cites Medicaid allocations favoring the 65 plus group and says poor children receive the least increases in federal health care outlays. He urges separate programs and stronger child-focused funding.
Linda Hughes of Salisbury and Walter D. Levan of Lexington were married at St. James Lutheran Church Rockwell. Rev. David Nelson officiated. The couple will reside in Lexington at 415 Westover Drive.
Brenda Kay Messer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Messer, married Sherman Lee Saunders yesterday at Emmanuel Baptist Church. Rev. Hoyt Adams officiated with Joseph Gamble and Robin Spainhour providing music. The couple will reside on Route 5.
Women of the Moose gather this evening at 8. The Christmas in October program will be presented and members should bring gifts for Moose Heart and Moose Haven. A covered dish supper is planned for Tuesday at the home.
Mrs Easley Pace of Winston-Salem was a special guest at the Springfield Chapter Daughters of the American Colonists gathering at the High Point Museum. N C State Regent Pace will lead the NC State Assembly October 17 18 in Monroe with national DAC president Mrs Louis W Patterson and Southern Section VP Mrs Chapman Thompson as speakers. Beverly Lindsay presented an exhibit on First Ladies gowns and invited members to view The History of First Ladies in America on display through October 23, highlighting Mrs Jesse Ray Scott's inaugural ball gown.
Erma Bombeck recalls how the word portable crept into everyday use from a sewing machine to a pool, boat, microwave, stereo and trailer, noting the way labels shift behavior and even mishaps in a lighthearted memoir tone. Her anecdotes span 1956 to 1971 with jokes about warranties, injuries, thefts, and the pervasiveness of portable goods.
La Leche League of Thomasville will start a new series on October 6 at 7 30 p m at 1003 Parker Street home of Mrs Ralph Whitlock. The discussion will cover breastfeeding benefits for mother and baby and all interested mothers are invited to attend.
Social calendar lists events at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church plus meetings at YWCA Sheraton High Point First Presbyterian Church and High Point Public Library. Noted hostesses include Mrs Carl Chastain and Mrs Charles Hayworth with midweek clubs and garden club gatherings.
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