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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1967

Page

11

Ann Landers columns on postman, cart guilt, and teen chores

Readers seek guidance on social rejection for a postman, returning a stray shopping cart, and a teen sister who shirks chores. Ann Landers offers blunt advice: value personal preferences, return the cart, and set boundaries with the 19 year old sister while pursuing help on alcohol guidance for teens.

I don’t know who else to ask so I am following the

A reader indicates uncertainty and seeks guidance, saying they are following up with an unspecified person or source for help. The note conveys a sense of seeking direction and support.

Metallic Yarns Not New Across History and Modern Use

Mrs. Ruby Miller of North Carolina State University explains that metallic threads have long been used in textiles, with aluminum becoming prominent after World War II in the United States. Modern metallics are lighter, more flexible, and bonded as a sandwich between film layers, with color added via adhesive or film. Care varies by material, and turning garments inside out is advised to reduce abrasion. heat and jelly-wine notes appear as an odd recipe fragment.

Ruby Miller N. C. State University United States Mrs. Miller

Attention Brides For Sunday Bride Notices

Brides and brides elect must deliver glossy prints to The Enterprise woman’s department by noon Tuesday. Photos should be at least 5 by 7 inches. Use blanks in the office to fill wedding and engagement details. A full calendar month is required between engagement and wedding dates if both pictures are to be published.

Woman's Department of the Enterprise Enterprise

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