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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1965
Page
24
Simple sewing project for a lightweight checked gingham skirt with Spanish cross embroidery. One size fits up to 30 inch waist with back seam and zipper. Two color options and a $4.99 kit order form included.
University of North Carolina School of Social Work announces the 19th annual Workshops for Houseparents and others caring for children in institutions from July 19 to 23. Over 200 expected. topics include counselor roles, child rights, and handling unreachable children. Participants include Hansel Hollingsworth and Adriana Bouterse with sessions at the Presbyterian Student Center.
Local gatherings fill the week from 5 p.m. at Howard J Motor Lodge for a swimming party to 8:30 p.m. cake cutting at 925 Country Club Dr. Guests include Miss Dianne Warner, Miss Kay Hedrick, Miss Jane Rankin and Miss Nancy Culler with hostesses Mrs. Gilbert Koontz, Mrs. Jack Hunt, Mrs. S. D. Inman, and others. Activities span bridal showers, luncheons, teas, board meetings, and rehearsals across Emerywood, Westwood, and area clubs and churches.
A 62A Mexican Shirt kit priced at 5.98 appears in a city store catalog. The item is described as a needlework kit with regional appeal for decorative sewing projects.
Ruth Millett counsels wives facing husband retirement to plan activities away from home. A reader asks how to cope with constant togetherness as and after retirement. Millett advises introducing outside hobbies and social engagements to spark interest and improve life balance.
Circle 14 meets with Mrs. Jack Cox at her home 2101 Chestnut Street at 6 30 p m for a covered dish supper.
The Barbers Auxiliary hosts its annual summer picnic on Wednesday at 6 30 p m at City Lake Shelter No 3. All High Point barbers and their families are invited to bring a picnic supper and attend the outing.
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