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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1955
Page
20
The Mid-Week Study Club will gather Wednesday at 3 p.m. at 104 Brentley Circle, the home of Mrs. W. L. Watson. The notice mentions fashion notes about shoulder covering tops and print fabrics for summer evenings.
The Philomathean Club will meet Friday at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. H. I. Coffield 301 Lindsay St.
Mrs Henry Dowdy and Mrs Harold Amos will be associate hostesses for a Weed n Win Garden Club meeting at 2 PM Wednesday at the Dowdys home in Emerywood Estates.
A daffodil arrangement on view this week at the Garden Center was placed by the Wake Robin Club chaired by Mrs. Conley Alexander with Mrs. Tillman Thomas arranging the line and triangle design under Mrs. Reitzé Morgan as April Garden Center chair.
Mrs. R. Allen Burton of Route 6 High Point will host the Out Our Way Corden Club at her home Wednesday at 1 p.m. The program features a study of blue birds.
Random advice on setting up a backyard sandbox for children of different ages. Describes sand types, space requirements, and essential tools and toys. Includes a short story about Anne enjoying sand and a lunch suggestion of corn pudding with bacon.
AP News notes juvenile fashion in Germany made trench coats for families with washable water-repellent coats and shoulder epaulets. The piece highlights timeless styles like camel’s hair polo coats middy outfits wool-knit bathing suits and oilskin slickers remaining popular across generations and functional value driving sales in the United States.
A World War II era column discusses how children vent anger on substitutes like teachers or guardians instead of the real source. It urges adults to acknowledge anger, invite open attack, and regain control by not fearing a child's disapproval. The method centers on letting a child express anger toward the adult and responding with calm, constructive dialogue.
The Almanac Garden Club will meet at 1107 Club Dr for a 10 am Tuesday gathering hosted by Mrs. James Hunt with associate hostess Mrs. Marion Rowland. Members will depart from the Hunt home to tour Mrs. Dale Montgomery's wild flower garden. A note on color fashion follows.
The cotton-knit T shirt returns in dress length this year with solid colors or stripes. It is fully washable and can be styled with flowers jewelry a hat and gloves for varied dressing options.
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