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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1951
Page
7
Ruth Millett notes how women share stories about their men not to mock but to vent and learn. The group finds common faults reveal masculine patterns and the wives gain comfort from realizing “men are all alike” in private talks.
A young husband bores friends with his tale of eight pound baby birth until a friend asks if his wife bore the baby. He concedes she did but notes she had an anesthetic, leaving the room amused.
A bizarre courtroom incident in Benwood involves a judge barring shirt tails from being visible inside the court. The unusual moment occurred when a defendant or participant allegedly had a shirt tail protruding, prompting the judge to order the tail hidden before resuming proceedings.
Miss Kanupp daughter of Mr and Mrs Mach and Pfc Bill J wed in a home ceremony October 13 at the bride’s parents 415 Willowbrook Street Rev Fred C Barlow officiated music by pianist Rose Smith. Attendant was sister Helen Penenanmes ores Best man Roy J Smith. Bride wore lace gown with veil and orchid bouquet. Couple greeted guests at reception then left for a wedding trip. Both are graduates of Millers High School North Wilkesboro. Mrs Kanupp works as a boarder at Adams Millis and the groom serves in the Marine Corps at Parris Island North Carolina.
Final pre wedding event for Miss Betty Jo Green and Buster Brown. Rehearsal at South Main Methodist Church Saturday evening begins 7:30 with wedding party families and church choir invited. Rehearsal party at Rev W G McFarland home follows around 8:30.
The Bridge Club of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle met at Mrs. Ruby Carroll's home at 1202 W Burton St Monday evening with five tables in play. Visitors included Mrs. Myrtle Garrard of Greensboro and Mrs. Billie Weavil plus Miss Norma Jean Cox. Several members played bridge and canasta while refreshments were served by Mrs. Castle Whitlock.
A fragment notes a bride in a white gown with a fitted bodice and a long train moving toward a ceremony. An orchid rests at her shoulder as a delicate accessory, adding a touch of elegance to the ensemble.
Exeter Illinois Herb Dyer leaves his vegetable stand unattended trusting customers to take what they want and make their own change. One day he found extra cents in his cash jar proving public honesty.
A guide urges teens to host dress-up events to get more wear from tuxedos and evening dresses. It suggests a Prom House Party with dance cards, formal attire, fancy snacks, and themed ice cubes to create a lively, stylish gathering for boys and girls.
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