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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1954
Page
10
An editorial argues teens should earn money through real work rather than chores. It warns against paying for everyday courtesies or data like good grades, emphasizing meaningful tasks, fairness, and developing family responsibility. It cites suburban and country contexts for available jobs and stresses integrity and genuine effort.
A case of 24 cans of chilled beer was left on a housewife's doorstep by mistake. Police could not act due to regulations and took the matter to headquarters for disposition.
John Dwight Hayes and Mrs K R Hayes announce the birth of a son Dwight at High Point Memorial Hospital. Johnny Craig McCarn is born to Mr and Mrs J R McCarn at the same hospital. Richard K Blackwell and family welcome a son at North St Thomasville residence. Gary Edward Lewallen is born to Mr and Mrs J E Lewallen of Archdale at High Point Memorial Hospital. Vickie Sue Britt born September at High Point Memorial Hospital. Koontz announces birth of a daughter Deb Amn Hospital. Richard Kim Davenport born September 3 to Mr and Mrs Richard Kelly Davenport of Lexington Kentucky. Cynthia Ann Nelson born August 27 at the local hospital to Mr and Mrs Jack D Nelson. Mrs Nelson, formerly Molly Jean Little, and baby are at 8277 W Green St. Janet Lyman Baldwin mentioned. her husband Van A Baldwin.
Missy Heilig daughter of Mr and Mrs tante Ball of Raleigh will join other local debutantes for weekend events. Chief marshal Charles G Froe lich a UNC student will lead the party tomorrow to Raleigh for the debutante series noted in The Enterprise.
Mrs. Paul Rich hosted a party at her N Hamilton Street home to celebrate Randy Rich's fifth birthday. Twenty young guests joined games on the lawn, enjoyed refreshments, and the honoree received many helpful gifts.
Ruth Millett suggests many wives and mothers would spend a day with family in a relaxed, light hearted way. The piece urges readers to slow down, listen, and truly enjoy free minutes with loved ones.
The Archdale Friends Meeting will sponsor a bake sale starting at 10 a.m. Saturday. Proceeds support meeting activities at Guil-Rand Fire Hall.
Dover rescue planes and ace craft scoured coastal waters for a steelworker attempting a solo crossing from France in a makeshift life raft. He previously failed a similar one last month and was recovered exhausted nine hours after leaving France.
A Virginia publication releases a list from tax rolls showing the 100 wealthiest men for the year 1870. No repercussions are anticipated as the compilation is released.
Concord area Bethpage Home Demonstration Club members organized a garden after a grass and sawdust fire threatened their clubhouse and surrounding woodland. Mrs. Ernest Brown notes beans and gourds were planted as neighbors worked to create a fire barrier and harvest season began.
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