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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1961
Page
21
Summer hats return with airy veiling and straw to match sleeveless dresses. Designs feature large and small brims, sailors, pillboxes, and rollers in white natural tones and blacks. Hats frame faces, complement outfits, and offer a poised, stylish look for the season.
Gemma La Guardia Glueck who survived Nazi camps and an arrest in Budapest tells of her wartime ordeal and the memoir project. Fiorello La Guardia's sister recalls her peril, release, and later outreach by Israeli authorities and writers. Gail details preserved.
W H Petrick, a member of the Legislative Council, warns the kangaroo menace in Central Australia is worse than ever. He cites 14 000 roos shot on his cattle station in two years and says in the Alice Springs district they are destroying the country by eating the grass before it seeds, leaving areas with no growth after rains.
Emilio Pucci of Florence introduces stretch silk shorts paired with matching silk shirts. The designer presents the briefest shorts in a stretch silk fabric in jade green salmon pink and wine. The fashion targets the young and those with a youthful figure for sleek fit and brevity.
Local clubs meet through the week including UDC Y's Monettes Republican Women and High Point African Violet Society at various homes and venues. The week ends with Miss Judy Owen and James Grosso wedding rehearsals Friday and the ceremony Saturday at Emerywood Baptist Church with a reception at the Owen home.
Modernette Club hosted a YWCA luncheon for about 100 attendees. Dancers from Adams Dance Studios performed a recital led by Ruth Adams while Mesdames Oden and Bird organized the event and table decor featured dogwood spritzed ballerina dolls.
James A Beam of Mount Vernon constructs a twelve foot diameter windmill with four twenty foot blades on a thirty foot tower. Perched on a hill, it is said to be the only operating windmill in Ohio today used to grind white flint corn into cornmeal for neighbors.
Lake County Memorial Hospital administrator James L. Boyce explains a two week delay in opening new facilities after an open house due to heavy traffic through the hospital. He notes the period allows cleaning and the building endures six months of wear in two days.
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