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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1967
Page
9
Raleigh reports quotes from Leo F. Hawkins of North Carolina State University on how differing views of cleanliness affect marriage. He says many wives focus on specific chores first while husbands judge cleanliness by its impact on family life and mood, not just tidiness.
Column on practical living tips offers blunt advice for daily chores. Warns against unsafe defrosting methods and improvised repairs. Advises consulting professionals for car or appliance issues and notes misperceptions about fix‑it hacks.
Bridge winners reported from a Wednesday evening master point game at the Furniture City Club. Ten tables played under the Mitchell Movement with top finishers in both north south and east west divisions named, including Mr and Mrs Charles Swaringen and Mrs Laurance Ingram with partners.
The 11th annual Chapel Hill House tour sponsored by the Art Guild runs April 16 from 1 to 6 pm. Highlights include a standard flower show and horticultural exhibit at Glenwood Elementary School with local exhibits and refreshments. Proceeds fund Chapel Hill school art programs.
A local gathering at the Chinqua Penn Plantation in Reidsville featured Mrs. Glenn Brown as cohostess and Mrs. Lee Collins delivering the devotional.
An advertisement for Safe Blue Lustre claims it brightens colors and leaves carpet nap fluffy. It also promotes renting an electric shampooer for $1 a day at Mann Drug Stores.
A kitchen tip advises scoring the edges of Canadian bacon slices before broiling so they lie flat and cook evenly without curling.
Mrs Dewey Nelson presented a decoupage program at the Archdale Trinity Jaycettes meeting at Brinwood Restaurant. Mrs Charles Fletcher gave the invocation and introduced Nelson who explained the decoupage process. The group learned from Nelsons plaques and planned the April 22 Greensboro area meeting and May 3 Brinwood gathering.
A teen age sock hop will be sponsored by Archdale Trinity Woman's Club members on Saturday evening in the Trinity High School gym. The Morlocks will furnish music for dancing from 7 30 to 10 30 p m. Proceeds from the dance will go to buy an electric score board for the school.
Mrs Robert Phillips president of the High Point Faculty Wives Club addressed members at a Wednesday evening meeting. Officers nominated include Mrs Roy Epperson president and Mrs Lee Edwards vice president. A gold inscribed scrapbook, nine welcome meals, three new births, and a mid May family picnic were noted along with CTA convention plans in Asheville.
A brief note highlights ARTISTIC BEAUTY COLLEGE offering beauty services under the banner The Finest in Beauty Service. The item mentions a nickname Nites and a partial phrase indicating a page or line number 9. The readable text is fragmentary and provides few concrete details.
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