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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1956
Page
9
Mary Haworth dissects pride and humility, contrasting ego with true humility and linking genuine self respect to kindness. She argues desire drives behavior more than pride and cautions that inflated ego blocks love and growth, urging humble self awareness and stewardship.
The Piedmont Colony of the Mayflower Society elected officers at a Sunday meeting hosted by Mrs. T. J. Byerly in Winston-Salem. Dr. Douglas Rights was named lieutenant governor, Mrs. C. B. Lemly vice lieutenant governor, and Mrs. C T. Latimer Jr. elder. New members Dr. Carlton P. West and Mrs. W. J. Byerly III joined, with a state meeting planned in Charlotte on November 24 at the Country Club.
Grandma crafts Priscilla the Vanilla Bean cookies inspired by a grandchild who never saw a vanilla bean. The recipe yields about 2.5 dozen with vanilla extract and chocolate accents, shaped like beans with curled ends and a face and apron drawn in frosting.
East Lansing Michigan. Michigan State University clothing specialist Bernetta Kahabka offers tips to protect patent leather shoes and bags. Warm items by rubbing hands before wearing or acclimate inside to body temperature. store in a dry closet away from heat or cold. check with dealers before using creams or oils. handle handbags gently in cold weather.
Mrs Edna Bryte Bishop fashion consultant and educator says sewing has become a clothing constructor. She urges stitch and press over pin and basting and notes constant fitting with directional pressing to reduce errors while conducting classes in sewing across the nation.
Mrs F L Savage will entertain the Double M Club of the YWCA at her residence 1221 Cedron Ave Thursday at 10 in the morning. The item notes that over 27 million cords of pulpwood are harvested annually in the United States.
The French queen Catherine de Medici is credited with pioneering a fashion stunt by presenting very thin leather gloves handcrafted by French artisans rolled up and fitted into walnut shells to her friends.
The Rev. Walter J. Miller spoke to the Business and Professional Club of the YWCA at the Y last night. He showed a film of Scandinavia, emphasized Norway’s Lutheran majority and 25,000 Methodists, and praised Scandinavian hospitality and goodwill toward Americans, noting aid in Finland after the war. Twenty-one members attended the dinner meeting.
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