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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1967
Page
24
A bright ensemble for the kitchen includes an apron tea towels and a toaster cover. The apron is chic and the tea towels Kit 135A sold in pairs for 2.39 dollars per pair. The toaster cover Kit 136A is 1.59 dollars and features a quilted red cotton design.
EDITOR profiles Sarah Tomerlin Lee blending fashion and home furnishings. She praises modern architecture in furniture and Southern Market’s youthful energy. She credits family support for balancing two careers and hints at future magazine themes including butterfly gardens and living in the sky.
A morning coffee at Emerywood Estates hosted by Mrs. N. C. Johnson honored Miss Sandra Jean Stutts. She received a white Sweetheart roses corsage and wore pink and white decor themed around the bridal couple. Miss Stutts plans to wed Lance Maners on May 6 at First Evangelical and Reformed.
Helene Lazareff of Elle advocates relaxed attire suited to a modern woman balancing work and home life. She emphasizes comfort as essential for office and domestic life.
Maria de la Torre welcomes three healthy newborn sons in Madrid. The article notes she seeks guidance on registering their places of birth. The first child is named but the text provides limited details beyond the birth.
Candy Jennings daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Jennings of 608 S Elm St won the Union Hill School PTA baby contest during a Fun Night and Talent Show. Runner up was Cynthia Ann Lohr and third was Jeffrey Priddy. A hot supper preceded the event and J E Preseen introduced the new principal.
NC State extension specialists say moving can benefit families if approached well. They advise embracing the new community quickly by learning local routines, meeting neighbors, joining civic and religious life, and respecting local customs while maintaining ties to the former home. Family unity during adjustment is urged.
Geometric Construction shows activity with Hich and Wier shoulder items. Signage hints at historic closures and hodden closing.
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