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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1954
Page
10
Ruth Willett suggests there is no quick cure for a marriage that has grown distant. She advises patience and tact, expressing affection, sharing new interests, and avoiding rigid politeness. Change should be gradual, with both partners making an effort to understand each other.
Miss Sherry Kearns daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles L Kearns of 907 Rockford Rd is shown in a rich habit with hunting background gear. She and her father are linked to Sedgefield Hunt with many badges on display at the Kearns home. She won a loving cup over the mile and a half course at the Dillard estate in Hunter Trials.
Thursday at 7:00 Ettalee Roe hosts a dinner at 1003 Tipton Street with 7:45 Forestdale Garden Club meeting led by Mrs W H Taylor in Jamestown. Friday at 7:00 Miss Divie Henderson hosts dinner at 1104 Cedrow Ave with an 8:00 Monroe Kearns rehearsal at Main Street Church.
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Sharett secured a sweeping parliamentary confidence vote on foreign policy. The tally ended 54 to 28 with seven abstentions amid sharp denunciations of British American policy and warnings about Arab state tensions.
Pasadena report recounts a skunk entering a fish pond and splashing to cool off on a hot day. The animal fled after its bath as an officer noted the unusual scene and moved on.
A brief unreadable fragment notes Degret and TOE 5 BOP terms. No clear event or entities to confirm a full summary. Further readable text needed for a proper card.
The Ninth District of the North met last evening in the Lexington YMCA with members present. Attorney Walter F. Brinkley of Lexington spoke on Public Relations As It Applies To the United States As a Nation. Miss May Malony, West Virginia Nurses Association executive secretary, attended as guest and the next meeting was announced for the Woman's Club in Thomasville.
Edward Carl Samuel and Susanne White welcome a son born Aug. 29 at Memorial Hospital. Jay Frank Dunbar Jr. and Delores Lockhart announce a son born near High Point. Judith Anne Dixon is welcomed by Mr and Mrs George W Dixon at 1126 Biltmore Ave. Toni Lynn Snyder greets a daughter born Aug. 22 at High Point Hospital. Joann Coe is a prior High Point resident.
A dark lace dress gains variety with pastel slips under it and matching gloves and bag. Faille offers a theater ready option, with a pastel jewel trimmed dress. A black and white plaid dress paired with a short jacket creates late summer sophistication.
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