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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1955
Page
10
New York fashion editor Gaile Dugas notes easy high waisted and straight silhouettes for fall 1955. A line and kimono coats lead, with slim belted variants, fur trims, double breasted lines, and varied textures in tweeds and woolens. Colors favor greens, blacks, browns, blues, and tawny shades.
Mary Haworth advises K R about leaving a strict guardian to gain independence. The columnist urges moving out for self support, explains deep emotional strain, and recommends consulting a Family Service Agency counselor for planning and support.
In Washington a group of 25 college juniors from 23 colleges participates in an eight day National Student Christian Youth Project program. The 10 week seminar blends clerical government work with nightly lectures from members of Congress State Department and diplomats. Participants expect a White House interview with President Eisenhower and balance work with sightseeing dancing swimming and a weekend home retreat.
A telephone gossip item advertises a ready made bench frame with seat and back for 4.50. It also markets Formica top shelves at 5.65 per set, suggesting DIY shelving options.
A man named Alan discusses family trust and conflict with his wife and the impact of his son Butch. The boy’s actions reveal hurt over a zoo outing and private family tensions. Alan plans to speak with Butch to address the issue and restore trust. The scene ends with a note about a cracker spread recipe and a sewing tip.
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