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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1952
Page
6
A Spencer sweater features a small shawl collar and three-quarter bat wing sleeves made of fine zephyr wool. Paired with a gray wool full skirt and a gray blouse with a neck bow, the outfit presents a coordinated dressy ensemble.
Fashion notes from Paris describe Jean Desses championing the chalice line with draped shoulders and long skirts. Hubert de Givenchy showcases fur prints, tubular skirts, waisted jackets, and bold topcoats with funnel collars.
Ruth Millett explains wives often complain husbands do not listen. She advises accepting that he isn’t interested in draperies or topics you enjoy. Talk instead about subjects he cares about to gain his attention and avoid persistent frustration.
Teach babies to like the arts by 18 months as they respond to music. Use toys and stories suitable for young children and avoid forcing classical listening. Guide with love and adjust materials as she grows, letting natural interest lead.
A mother’s impulsive generosity shapes her daughter Joyce into an artist who cannot say no. The tale explores misjudged motives, self deception, and how parents project flaws onto children. It argues adults must uncover their own hidden motives to avoid harming children with misread judgments.
Attractive shirtwaist dress described as wearable everywhere with confidence. Includes sew chart and perforated pattern in sizes 12 through 42 with 4 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 14. Send 30c, name, address, size, and pattern number to Sue Burnett at High Point Enterprise.
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