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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1965
Page
23
Miss Black explains how home atmosphere depends on family likes and room use. Adjust color, texture, furniture, and accessories. rotate pieces. and refresh with paint or dye to evoke casual or formal moods for different rooms and ages.
United Nations delegates and their spouses favor American dishes in New York. Recipes include Tuna Fondue and Deep Dish Cherry Pie from Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, plus Pecan Pie and a cherry dessert, with detailed instructions for tuna casserole and cherry pie.
A financial forum for women will be held March 30 at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. It aims to help women become more financially savvy and profit oriented, marking the first such event in the area.
Pattern notes describe Mr. Blackwell of California designing a circular cape dress with no waist seam and options to match or contrast fabrics. It lists pattern A548 in Misses sizes and offers mail order details. The article also previews a finance and consumer education session at UNCG with speakers including Dr. Persia Campbell and Luther Hodges Jr. and lists organizers and moderators.
High Point Guilford County Medical Auxilians meet at Emery n Country Club on Wednesday at 11 a.m. Rny director of High Point Parks and Recreation Dept will speak on recreation safety.
A headline urging readers to plan finances carefully as summer spending rises. It warns that bigger vacations lead to heavier financial consequences and emphasizes prudent budgeting decisions.
A brief exhortation encourages courteous driving as essential safety, noting that polite behavior on the road protects drivers and pedestrians alike and prevents accidents. The message frames manners as practical protection for all road users.
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