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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1952
Page
8
The Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club met at 1410 Edgedale Drive with Mrs. Kellam presiding. Guest speaker Mrs. R. R. Blackburn discussed bulb varieties, planting, soil, and care, followed by critique of home flower arrangements and refreshments for 23 members and guest Mrs. J. E. Hall.
At the September YWCA meeting the Junior Service League approved a 500 grant to supplement Mental Hygiene Society salaries for two years. New Guilford County Mental Hygiene Society representative Mrs. Lyles spoke, and members were urged to sign membership cards. Leaders announced committee changes and plans for arts crafts and a thrift shop, with a radio TV project to promote the workshop.
Sertoma Auxiliary held its first meeting of the season at the Montleu Avenue home of Mrs. H T Short. Officers installed were Mrs A H Horton president Mrs R A Wilson vice president Mrs L H Zimmerman secretary and Mrs D W Munter treasurer. Committees were named and plans for the coming year laid out during the session. A social hour followed with an ice course served to members including Mrs F H Barrett R B Culler N L Garner H M Taylor E E Younts A H Holton R A Wilson L H Zimmerman and Mrs D W Hunter.
The United Church Women's Organization board will meet Thursday at 10 AM at North Main Street Baptist Church. All officers, committee chairs, presidents of cooperating church groups, and an appointed representative from each group are urged to attend.
The Young Adult Fellowship of Main Street Methodist Church schedules a picnic supper at the Church Shelter on avenine September 11 at 6 30. Election of officers will follow, with members and families invited. The Truth Seekers Class of Green Street Baptist meets Friday at 7 30 at Mrs Charles Jacobs 107 Thissell Street for secret pals revealings. The Frances McFarland Bible Class elects new leaders for six months led by Mrs Frank Folk president and other officers including Mrs Darrell vice president and treasurer Mrs J M Lloyd.
Tracy Adrian explains a wide skirted look with pleats creating a full yet straight silhouette. The wool and acetate fabric resists sagging, with a solid jacket featuring a flannel like finish, while checked pleats decorate the skirt for a daytime suit.
Mrs. Arthur B. Williams and Mrs. James F. Payne will entertain the Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at the Fall meeting Thursday at 7 30 P M at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A E Williams Archdale The sorority will honor two members Mrs Elmer Young former Miss Nancy Wagoner and a bride of the season and Miss Frances Nabors who is soon leaving to marry Major Charles Helms
Discussion urges early completion of a civic center with an auditorium to serve the public for years, while balancing taxpayer burden. It contrasts scientists and humanists and notes the need for moral values to guide modern progress amid materialism and weapons fears. A note to children mentions a horse with six legs, a humorous aside.
A stream of celebrity chatter covers TV launches, divorces, lawsuits, and society doings in midtown New York. Names such as Adlai Stevenson, Alexis Smith, Craig Stevens, Mickey Rooney, Dina Prince, Ernie Ford, and Joyce Mathews appear amid references to hotels, sign plots, and a Long Island bank scandal.
Ruth Millett argues against a husband pressuring his wife to vote as he does. A wife’s independence is vital. she makes her own informed choices, not as a shadow or echo of her spouse. Even if she agrees, she should decide her vote herself.
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