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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1963
Page
4
A newspaper fragment shows Dear Polly readers sharing home tips. stamping removal with cold water, drying between towels and warm iron. readers praise crafts for kids and shoeing tidy moves. Suggestions include baking soda for freshening bottles and brushes, and labeling moving boxes by room.
RALEIGH January white sales are featured across the state. Miss Charlotte Womble of the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service urges buying sheets and pillow cases as long lived gifts, recommending at least six sheets and three pillow cases per bed and rotation to extend wear. She also cautions comparing linens beyond price.
The article explains how to evaluate fabric quality by thread count and weave balance, and notes that label sizes refer to pre hemming measurements. It also suggests inexpensive hedge options like Kochia and Summer Cypress with descriptions of red leaf varieties and growth characteristics. A raisin cookie recipe adds seeded Muscat raisins to old fashioned dough with simple baking steps.
Raleigh report shows most NC high schools with married students. 515 of 631 schools have at least one married student, 81.9 percent girls. Study notes lack of clear policies, discouraging attendance, and limited family life education and counseling.
Ann Landers addresses a troubling social craze called Mix-Mates inviting married couples to parties with secret escorts and no spouses. The column urges couples to attend together and explain to teens that such novelty nights invite unnecessary risk and extra marital hanky panky.
Parents are told a milestone is when a baby sits up alone around six to nine months. Fatigue signals include slumping forward or sliding from buttocks to the small of the back, so avoid prolonged sitting or propping.
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