The High Point Working Girl
A feature portraits High Point's young working women, examining how their clothes, attitudes, and daily routines reflect the city’s opportunities. The piece suggests High Point offers a vibrant environment, new life and friendships for newcomers and familiarity for locals, shaping their outlook and ambitions.
Lunch hour reflections of High Point working girls
A Sunday feature on High Point women balancing work and marriage during lunch breaks. It describes preferred light meals, shopping and social habits, and varying plans for future family and career paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Sarah
Pat
Residents Share Thoughts On Life In High Point
Three residents describe why they stay in High Point Charlotte native Sarah Leak 1957 Greensboro College graduate directs Wesley Memorial Church education and loves the town Shirley Miller High Point native plans to teach in local schools and marry Phill ip Lowery George Covington praises Pat Cargal as a skilled speller and the Cargals cite family life and town size as reasons to remain in High Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Leak
High Point
Greensboro College
Charlotte
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Sarah
Shirley Miller
High Point High School
Gilbert's Shoe Store
English Street Baptist Church
Shirley
Phillip Lowery
HPC
The
Armed Services
Tokyo
Phil
George Covington
Pat
Raymond E. Cargal
Eddie
Cargals
Drip Dry Fabrics and Simple Styles in Wardrobe Choices
Working women favor neat practical wardrobes with drip dry fabrics and tailored pieces. Sarah prefers medium heels and pearl earrings. Shirley wears cottons with bracelets. Pat favors easy care cottons and high heels. All three balance work wear with seasonal sports clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Pat
Shirley
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By Nancy Hill
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Janet Teacue
David Cox
High Point Enterprise
Pat Cargal
Cargal