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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1933
Page
6
Mrs. Earl Carrigan announce the birth of a daughter, Pegny Earline, on February 4 16 at their Thissel street home. Mrs. Carrigan was formerly Ruth Spoone of this city. The item notes the parents and residence.
Members of the Entre Nous club were entertained at a Roeland Park home yesterday afternoon by Mrs. J A Morris. Guests played rook at four tables with flowers and plants in the rooms and tables themed for George Washington birthday. A salad course was served.
The Lotus club meets at 3:00 p.m. with Mr C C Bernhardt on Johnson street. Canterbury club gathers at 4:30 p.m. with Mrs H L Brockmann. The Auxiliary meets at 7:46 p.m. with Mrs BR Matthews at 640 Colonial Drive. Associate hostesses are Mesdames A W McCain W C Hammond W W Lentz and John Pea enck.
A damaged OCR fragment lists individuals including Nettle Vernon Jacqueline Bulla Helen Gibson Bobbie Jackson Lloyd Jainer Pat Morgan Robby Williams and Bibert Jackson amid a public notice. The context and action of the notice are unclear from the fragment.
Paris designers unveil crisis clothes aimed at lower prices and elegance, shifting from lavish haute couture. Silhouettes stay similar with broad shoulders or lowered sleeves, skirts slimmed at the front, necklines high for day wear, and ankle to floor lengths for formal gowns.
The piece outlines new silhouettes with hip length coats replacing waistline jackets and varied sleeve fullness. Bold colors return with blue, purples, and jewel tones. greens and beiges appear in fabrics like Chantunel and beige greige neutrals, while sporty wear features Kasha and ruby reds.
Alicia Hart reports Miss Carrie Ogburn of Winston-Salem visiting sister Mrs. H. C. Clark at a Parkway home. Mrs. Hethcock and her sons Billy and Ted Jr arrive from Thomasville to spend the weekend with Mrs. W. Hargett on Johnson Street.
The author muses on insomnia and the remedy of ample sleep, noting a 12 hour stretch can restore balance. She argues charm hinges on maturity and generosity, expressed more by mouths than eyes, and urges women to nurture inner warmth over mere beauty.
Flapper Fanny urges readers to start each day by choosing happiness. She recommends spotting the good in others and appreciating personal health, work, and colleagues as a path to optimism.
An old instruction warns soap should not be used on white silk and suggests testing in water before laundering. It emphasizes careful handling to avoid damage to delicate fabric.
Te DeWitt Clinton High School for Boys in New York is described as the latest high school in America. The article notes an enrollment surpassing ten thousand students.
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