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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1961
Page
7
A reader laments relatives who flood holiday cards with depressing news and asks if such sadness should be boxed in a separate letter. Ann Landers agrees the season should stay bright and advises delivering bad news in a separate envelope with proper care.
Suffering from hot flashes weakness and nervousness women are urged to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Pinkham Tablets for soothing irritability and iron deficiency anemia. Doctors reportedly noted dramatic help without costly injections and promise to restore vitality so a woman feels all woman again.
A telecourse on clothing titled Clothing for the Family begins at 7 tonight on WUNC TV. It is taught by Mrs. Josephine A. Foster from the Woman's College School of Home Economics in Greensboro and airs Mondays and Wednesdays through April 26. Registration is via the Extension Division, Woman's College.
Union Hill PTA meets Tuesday February 7 at 7 30 p m to present a Founders Day play Typical Parent with Harold Wilson in the lead as Mr Tipical Parent Other cast members include Vida Rea Johnston Margaret Stroud Jewell Moran Mary Wilson Thetus Morgan and Joy Wilson Mrs Ruth Smith s sixth grade conducts devotions and the meeting closes with a Founders Day party in the school cafeteria.
Women travelers include Mes dames Harold Ritch Robert McCall John Rhodenhiser Gra dy Allred and Bill Brewer. Mrs Dewey Cates leaves for Athens GA to visit her son in law Clyde Moorefield's home. David Moorefield, son of the couple, is in Moorefield General Hospital with strep throat and an ear infection. The Moorefields formerly lived on River Road in High Point.
Silk pongee, a favorite fabric of the 1930s, makes a comeback for spring blouses in vivid shades like shocking pink and turquoise.
Section outlines a busy slate of Tuesday through Thursday meetings in High Point including the Business and Professional Women's Club at the Sheraton, Beta Sigma Phi chapters, the NASC Auxiliary, various garden clubs, the Christian Temperance Union, Daughters of America, and other civic organizations with host addresses and meeting times.
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