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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1955
Page
8
A fashion note advises teens to swap handbags for tote bags in winter coats and summer wear. Tote bags, roomy and easy to clean, keep essentials like wallet and lipstick secure. One design uses rayon straw cloth with a zipper for practicality and durability on busy beach days.
Designers embrace new fibers and weaving methods in June market previews. Earth tones with rosy cast and sunset colors lead a vibrant, one-tone look. Tweeds, multi colors, and unfinished drawing patterns redefine classic motifs from the 1920s with modern construction techniques.
Leslie Green inspected his greenhouses in Bishops Waltham after jets caused their 100 glass panes to shatter and 91 tomato plants to be littered with glass. The strikes, the eighteenth such incident, damaged property estimated at nearly 17000 pounds with 2800 pounds already paid by the government. Maudling commented flights cannot be banned but steps should reduce damage.
The article advises keeping both real and imitation jewelry clean as summer wardrobes expose more skin. It outlines cleaning methods for imitation pearls, Oriental or cultured pearls, diamonds, and colored gems, plus cautions on bead strings and high heat. It also notes jewelry maintenance by jewelers and mentions a made to order face powder service and a US immigration statistic of 1,285,000 arrivals in a year.
Robert F. Schenkkan, director of television for WUNC-TV at the University of North Carolina, has accepted a Texas offer to become professor of drama, director of radio and television, and chair of the radio television curriculum at the University of Texas. Schenkkan, a University of Virginia graduate, has led WUNC-TV since its 1953 launch.
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