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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1959
Page
18
A feature by Vivian Brown collects regrets from older readers on choices in health, marriage, schooling, work, finances, parenting, and life goals. The quotes urge better planning, kindness, saving, and thoughtful decisions to avoid past mistakes.
In Asheboro Miss Sylvia Jeane Cox wed Allen Joyce Moffitt at a ceremony in a church adorned with gladioli and candles. The couple, area residents, greet guests in the vestibule and plan to reside at 1703 Shady Drive. Engagement notices follow with Faye Carol Hill and Jesse Hall set for December 5 at Crestview Wesleyan Church. War Mothers officers were installed, with a social reception afterward.
The presidential commission head said the panel will decide not only where a 1960s world fair could be staged but whether to hold one at all. Hearings reference Washington New York and Los Angeles with multi‑city interest and prior funding for a Seattle scientific fair in 1962.
Mrs. Linda Dowdy will entertain members of the Friendly Club on Monday at 7 30 p m at 700 Locust St The meeting will be a Halloween party with each member asked to wear a costume and bring an article for the auction sale
The High Point African Violet Society will gather Monday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. R Raymond Peace home 510 East Lexington Avenue for a plant discussion and exchange.
Mary Whelchel, in Moscow, models mature fashion and explains sewing her own wardrobe for a trip. She selects a black and white travel suit, leopard print blouse ensembles, and other light crease resistant outfits, advising simple lines and fabrics that won’t wilt in a suitcase.
Mrs. Muriel Lawrence argues that rushing to satisfy every child’s demand creates anxious, impatient adults. A habit of instant gratification teaches that waiting is dangerous, leading to clingy behavior and a distrust of future satisfaction.
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