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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1952
Page
12
Frosted glasses and platters showcase colorful sandwiches and sweet condiments. Readers get tips for making multiple varieties, using colored spreads, candied fruits, and nuts to attract guests. A chicken sandwich idea uses minced cucumber, celery seed, butter and lemon juice for a fancy open faced or roll option with olives on top.
Women exploring home permanents find results vary by operator skill and lock size. Expert technique, proper winding, and appropriate trims crucial for lasting waves and the poodle look, with post treatment care to avoid frizz and uneven lengths.
The Marine Corps swore in a man named Post as a private, introducing him as Colonel Post in a ceremony. A Newport News system with a belt conveyor loads coal into ships, improving onload efficiency.
Paris Fall couture shows reveal a soft or sexy look replacing the old New Look. Castillo for Lanvin emphasizes draped silhouettes and longer skirts while Balmain features slim daytime suits with fur touches and fluid jersey gowns. Maggy Rouff revives 1925 styles with unfitted chemises, fur collars, and tiered afternoon frocks.
Ruth Millett advises mothers to study their son as a future husband and, if needed, write him a candid Dear Son letter. She urges praising the wife, explaining women need security and appreciation, and notes that a husband's shortcomings may reflect his mother's early lessons.
A Hastings woman newly arrived in the Midwest told her husband she could not see the pretty flowers along a highway because of all those weeds. He explained the plants were Nebraska’s finest corn growing along the road.
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