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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1965
Page
10
New York celebrates summer fashions inspired by Paris with see through knits and crochet. The trend features light lacy dresses from Irish linen and Orlon, self belts, and easy open knit designs perfect for daywear or evening, with instruction books and lace making yarns available.
Winston-Salem experts urge teen marriage education to cut divorce. Mrs. Ethel Nash of Bowman Gray School of Medicine says many teens lack real understanding of marriage and finances. She notes the high teen divorce rate and advocates preemptive guidance before young couples wed.
A reader questions being greeted by a maid, another asks if children should buy their mother a wedding ring, and a brother laments Ellie's failed relationships. Ann Landers offers blunt guidance on propriety, gifts, and intervening in a relative’s love life while urging readers to write in with their problems.
Itch could be caused by chiggers not only in woods and fields but also in gardens and home lawns. They attach to a leg and move to a feeding spot. Regular lawn spraying for other pests helps control them.
A quirky note urges a stylish woman to own and wear attractive pieces to boost confidence. The text reads as a fashion morale booster emphasizing self presentation and personal style without concrete steps or dates.
Mrs. Thomas Malone and Norman Owens will attend the miscellaneous floating bridal shower for Minnie at the Malone Renola Dr. venue tomorrow evening. Guests are invited to call between 7:30 and 9:30 p.m.
Couples explore why differing views arise and what they signify, aiming to strengthen the marriage bond through conversation and shared meaning.
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