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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1952
Page
7
Final plans outline a Guilford County Fine Arts Festival gathering at the Greensboro Women’s Club 223 North Edgeworth Street Greensboro Friday at eight o’clock. The program includes a social hour after the event and invites all High Point residents to attend.
The Garden Study Club met at Mrs. Wray Ward's home 1110 Country Club Drive with Mrs. Walter Huber and Mrs. Joe Walser as hostesses. A covered dish luncheon launched the meeting and new member Mrs. Ray Storms was welcomed. Prof Velma Matthews of Coker College visited. The group planned bulb exchanges for next time and approved district conference planning and calendar fundraisers. Charles F Carroll and wife prepare to attend their son Charles Carroll Jr’s wedding in Baltimore at St Michael's Episcopal Church, with guests present at the meeting.
The Mid-Week Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Bruce Oxford’s Cedrow Avenue home with eighteen members present. Miss Carolyn Smith, home demonstration agent, gave a timely talk on Storage with slides. Plans were made for a High Point State Fair booth October 14 18 and committee reports concluded the meeting led by Mrs. Tom Bishop.
The Gay Blade Garden Club met yesterday at 2 o clock at 706 Jones Street hosted by Mrs EB Clark Wilson with Mrs C H Ward as associate hostess. President Mrs W B Hall Jr presided as plans for the coming year were discussed and reports from the last Garden Council meeting were read. Light refreshments followed for 14 members.
A column discusses a 12 year old's harsh shopping anger and a five day silencing by her mother. It argues modern discipline should avoid chronic scolding and excessive reasoning. Spanking, though harsh, is preferred over prolonged moral disapproval for preserving child development.
Mrs. Edward Franklin hosted a sixth birthday party for Beth at 315 East Lexington Avenue. The event featured pastel flowers, a two tier cake, a treasure hunt, games, party favors, and photos with guests Penny Morris Dianne Hulin Linda Mc Mahan and others from Winston-Salem.
Mrs. Irwin Coffield Jr and children Irwin UL and Virginia Lee have returned home after a two weeks visit with her mother in Oriental. Dr J J Hamlin, former High Point resident now in Jamestown, is a patient at PSt Hospital in Winston Salem where he entered Tuesday. Little Miss Sharon Jone Rickard has returned to Morganton NC School for the Deaf after vacation.
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