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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1952
Page
7
Chris Ainslie buys a $129.95 brown broadcloth coat prompting a clash with her mother over money for other needed clothes. The column argues maternal conflicts stem from normal needs and urges honesty about sacrificing for children and admitting limits.
A reader muses on shifting times from simple boyhood to taxes and hurdles now. He jokes about different taxes and criticizes government handling of cultural issues like gurmint and Irish potatoes. The piece ends with a quip about change and a brief dialogue on worth of one man.
A collage of political punch and literary gossip questions police methods and party integrity. The piece mocks editors and ex officials, cites book notices and author chatter, and pokes at press and public factions while noting publishing plans and cultural commentary.
Betty Clarke advises preparing for autumn and winter social events. She suggests assembling a dating kit with makeup, jewelry, and accessories, explains how color shade choices suit skin tones, and stresses subtle makeup to avoid obvious enhancement.
The YWCA announces a week of swimming for elementary girls 330 to 430 and older girls 430 to 530 at the YMC A. Evening adult swimming runs 730 to 900 with a 630 agenda and social events. Card games and club meetings fill the calendar including a teachers party and a variety of lunches, suppers, and bridge classes through Friday.
A young man wears a navy blue jacket with a distinctive hem stitched pattern in red and white, paired with short navy trousers. The scene emphasizes seasonal attire and simple style.
Ruth Millett urges fathers to back mothers in child discipline and honor homemaking, arguing lack of support harms daughters and sons. A sidebar notes a Marguerite Piazza handbag that converts to a desk by Gucci, with high prices.
The High Point Enterprise restates a long standing two week limit on wedding bride pictures for publication. Photos brought in after two weeks post ceremony cannot be printed as timely news. Newspapers often set five days. The Enterprise aims to avoid misprision and preserve news timeliness.
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