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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1952
Page
7
The Mothers' Prayer Band will meet Wednesday at 2 PM at Mrs. A. J. Boylen's home 307 Coltrane Street with Mrs. J. Cheves in charge.
Alicia Hart urges versatile dressing using accessories to refresh outfits. Rotate three suits through the week with jewelry scarves shoes belts and hats to create varied looks. Mix jackets skirts and blouses, add color with jewelry, scarves, or a patterned scarf and use hats for costume-like changes.
Ruth Millett urges women to self educate rather than seek courses. She notes books, magazines, libraries, stores, and newspapers offer decorating knowledge and argues that initiative and doing are the best teachers. Learn by starting projects and gradually building skills without waiting for formal classes.
Complete crochet pattern offers large thick ders to guard fingers from heat. Includes full instructions material list stitch diagrams and finishing directions. Send 25 cents plus your number to Anne Cabot High Point. Anne Cabot’s New Album Needlework features designs and a gift pattern for 25 cents.
A series of birth notices from High Point area families list newborns including Judy Marlene Taylor Elizabeth Ann Carter Danny Ray Porter Karen Louise Osborne Kenneth Edgar Caughron and Sherry Teresa Embler born in April at the High Point Memorial Hospital or affiliated facilities. Parents include A L Taylor Floyd Carter H C Porter R A Osborne Jack L Caughron and M H Embler with home addresses in High Point North Carolina.
Readable text notes fabric choices and finishes for upholstery including dark tight weave patterns and affordable light work options. The item suggests slip covers as a feasible enhancement, appealing for both practical and aesthetic reasons.
New York reports a 1952 trend in wall coverings with small scale scenes toile and calico designs for traditional rooms. Geometrics and abstracts in dark shades suit modern furniture while damasks florals and stripes gain bold color. textured finishes add color and a metallic sheen for variety.
Troning material from which soap has not been well rinsed may cause a stain much like iron. A soap and water washing may remove it. Be sure to rinse a payee in the sun afterwards is more helpful.
Mrs. Bill Welborn welcomed the Suburban Bridge Club to her Archdale home for last night’s game. Two tables played with Mrs. H. S. er Jr. taking high score and earning a hostess apron. Officers chosen for the year include Spencer Jr. as president and Mrs. S ward Younts as treasurer. Refreshments and spring flowers followed the game.
Readers learn to judge silverware by balance and feel to ensure comfortable use. A well balanced piece rests naturally in the hand and avoids fatigue during meals.
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