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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1962
Page
16
A reader asks about heavy tenth grade homework for her son and how to respond. The advisor says do not help with the work but support the child’s resistance, teaching limits and personal responsibility amid school pressure.
Polly Cramer advises homemakers to pursue crewel embroidery to avoid dust catchers. The art, done on natural linen or heavy cotton, decorates curtains and chair seats. Focus on one object for best effect. learn stitches and shading from a pattern on a sweater or bag.
After cleaning mops and foam rubber sponges, store them in a dry cool place to keep them in good condition. The tip suggests proper drainage and air circulation to prevent mildew and odor. Storing mops properly helps extend their life and maintain cleaning efficiency.
The story follows Chun Yong Shik a nine year old in Korea whose wish for a mother and schooling is aided by High Point Friends Meeting youth group FP9592. They raised 1500 via 38 debenture bonds to buy The Friendly Wagon a popcorn truck funding medical aid clothing and school supplies for Chun and his family.
Ceil Chapman presents Daughters of the Nile in a spring collection featuring bare shoulders and chiffon gowns with Egyptian themed colors and accessories. Models wore Egyptian snoods and suede trim while other designers echoed the theme in select looks.
Ruth Slezczynska, once a child prodigy who debuted at age four, returns to the Bay Area as soloist for the San Francisco Symphony’s 50th anniversary concert. She has played over a thousand concerts across three continents, recalls a demanding youth, and now values balance between career and home life.
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