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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1961
Page
5
Modern dining furnishings adapt to small spaces with versatile pieces. Tables extend from four to eight place settings while chairs move to living areas. Hutches double as room dividers and storage, with affordable finishes and expandable, compatible designs for future additions.
A quick habit can refresh wardrobe scent by spraying your closet with your personal cologne. This small routine uses your own fragrance to keep clothes smelling familiar and inviting over time.
Sonotone unveils the 66 at the ear model small enough to wear with eyeglasses. The new unit includes a tube and eartip and is claimed to be their best early on the market for both men and women.
The Young Musicians Club met Saturday at Ann Whitley’s Clyde Street home. Linda Lamet played Prelude No. 6 Bowles, Lelia Clinard and Sandra Dalat Dillard performed Leg end Porter, Peggy Wembledorf played The Girl on the Farm Below Griffis. Mrs. Whitley presided. Edward MacDowell was named composer of the month. 24 members attended with Mrs. Robert Cress as counselor. Refreshments with a musical motif were served by the hostess and Mrs. Whitley Sr.
The executive board of High Point Woman's Club meets Thursday at 10 a.m. at 1111 Greenway Dr. The gathering marks the first meeting for the new officers installed in December.
The Faculty Wives Club of High Point College plans a dessert bridge on Friday at 7 30 p m. Hostess is Mrs N P Yarborough of 1431 Wiltshire Blvd.
High Point Memorial Hospital Nurses' Alumnae Association elected officers for the coming year at a meeting held at the nurses' home on Boulevard. Elected were Mrs. Clara Byrum president, Miss Hazel Johnson first vice president, Mrs. Loretta Groome second vice president, Mrs. Hope Loflin recording secretary, Mrs. Linda Grubb corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Ann Clapp treasurer.
Sunset Garden Club met at Mrs. David Chauns home in Archdale. Two members discussed their Elizabethan Gardens visit and Tryon lace dedication. Projects include dogwood planting along the model mile shrub work at Bush Hill marker pruning and feeding at Trinity cemetery. Mrs. Tom P. Richardson led the meeting. 23 members attended with refreshments by Mrs. Sue Brown and Chauns.
If your figure is slightly top heavy wear light skirts and dark tops. Choose a full or flared skirt as your best option to balance proportions and create a flattering silhouette.
Reports from North Carolina 4 H clubs highlight knitting by Mrs H M Holloway of the Red Wood club in Durham County with 19 sweaters, dressing rules discussed in Tyrrell County, pork buying tips from John Christian in Caldwell County, sock darners in Burke County, and creative sewing by Mrs Vernon Furr of Albemarle.
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