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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1952
Page
7
A mother uses firm yet kind discipline to teach a seven year old boy not to misbehave. She frames justice and tenderness as two angels guarding love and shows how to balance enforcing rules with supportive guidance. The piece argues love means both enforcing consequences and helping children accept them.
The High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star held its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with Vera J. Carroll and Glenn Callicott presiding. District deputies Ellen B. Scott and J. R. Wilkins introduced welcomed guests from five chapters including North Carolina and Florida representatives. Scott spoke on chapter work and loyalty. Wilkins discussed member outreach. Gifts to the deputies were presented by Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Updegrove and a reception followed with Russian Tea and cookies served by Mrs. Nina Cooke and Mrs. Foda Lewis.
The Women of the Moose plan a regular meeting at the Moose home on Church Street tomorrow evening at 8 o clock. Senior regent Mrs. Williard Evans will preside.
The Garden Gate Club held its initial meeting of the year with Mrs. A. B. Joiner at 1121 Cedron Avenue. Sixteen members attended as Mrs. Joiner served coffee, La Fe, the new president, led routine business, and a High Point Council report was shared. Two new members, Mrs. Clifford C. Yow and Mrs. R. Lee Johnson, were welcomed.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cecil depart for New York to board a liner for France. They plan stops in Paris Amsterdam Hastings and London with a magician convention in Hastings September 24-28. They will tour London mid October before returning to America.
The Murphy Reunion will be held Sunday September 14 at Bethany Reformed Church in Davidson County. A picnic lunch at noon is planned and all family members connections and friends are invited to attend.
A new skin cleanser offers a minute facial refresh with a crystal clear, non emulsified formula. Moist cotton to remove color and dirt, followed by a lightweight night lotion that provides overnight lubrication without staining pillows. Miniature refillable squeeze bottles accompany introductory sets for on the go use.
Reading prompts suggest serving cold apple juice for children as a mid meal snack. It also notes apple juice can be used to make punch, ASPIC, and as a sauce for baked ham, signaling its versatility in recipes.
About twenty High Point Altrusa members attended the first fall meeting at the Sherman Hotel. They discussed attending the Second District Clubs Conference in Roanoke Va October 24 and named Dorothy Forward as president and official delegate with Sarah Holmes alternate and Mary Lou Rothrock as past governor participant.
The Plant and Pluck Garden Club held its first fall meeting at the home of Mrs. C. S. Mrs. Gahey, with luncheon and a Flower Clinic by Mrs. Gahey. Mrs. A. M. Guyer named chair for Center arrangements. the club to manage Garden Center in October. Mrs. Roby Yarborough reported on the September Garden Council meeting. Plans to beautify the club lot at College and Broad Streets were discussed. Mrs. J. C. Roberts named representative to the inter club committee for entertaining Districts in November. Thirteen members attended. H. M. Ridge Jr. presided.
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