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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1955
Page
7
Ruth Millett questions the idea that aspiring executives must marry a social butterfly to advance. She cites Cosmopolitan and quotes Lillian Cooper on marrying a social type. The piece asks what this “executive wife” ideal does to self reliant American men and women.
Alicia Hart notes teens shine in festive, full-skirted outfits with cap sleeves and ruffles while avoiding ultra sophisticated looks. She quotes a dressmaking contest where teen designers favored covered up, tight-waisted dresses. The piece urges confidence in youth and warns strapless gowns rarely suit teen wardrobes.
A community club honored Mrs A F Mackley, its president for the past year, with a surprise come as you are party at the Club House. Members attended with light refreshments, and Mrs Mackley received individual gifts as part of the celebration.
Franki e Sue Callahan a daughter born Dec 24 to Mr. and Mrs Nelson J Callahan of Route 5 at High Point Memorial Hospital Janis Lou Bryant a daughter born Dec 24 to Mr. and Mrs Willard Bryant of Fairfield Rd at High Point Memorial Hospital a son William Preston Jr born Dec 27 to Mr and Mrs Ellis G Johnson of 3515 KS Main Ext at High Point Memorial Hospital Sherri Gayle a daughter born Dec 27 to Mr and Mrs Ellis G Johnson of 3515 KS Main Ext and Mrs Johnson is the former Miss Collene Hayworth of High Point Joel Keith Auman a son born Dec 27 to Mr and Mrs Francis B Auman of Route 4 High Point at High Point Hospital Laura Gaddy is cited as Mrs Auman’s former spouse Deborah Kaye a daughter born Dec 28 to Mr and Mrs W P Montsteller Jr at 122 W Willis St High Point and Mrs Smith is the former Miss Joan Jester of High Point A Graham crust note appears.
Sicilian women grow long black hair for a thriving export industry centered in Palermo. Brokers buy from villages and ship to the United States, Australia, and Europe while the Brothers Lo Curico employ 60 workers processing about 70 percent of Palermo's output. Earnings are modest, with six months’ growth yielding about 6 000 lire.
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