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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1949
Page
8
The Past Noble Grand and Officers club of Magdalene Rebekah lodge meet at Mrs. Addie Herndon’s 310 Phillips Street tonight at seven. A basket picnic will highlight the evening.
Denver columnist notes Father Edward Dowling S J a marriage counselor says most newlyweds are already angry with each other on their wedding day. He cites wedding costs setting up a home and meeting in laws as the chief causes.
A new colorless liquid spray creates an invisible protective film over nylon stockings. It resists snags and runs for the life of the stocking without changing color or sheerness. Proper care remains essential including air drying and proper garter positioning.
Anti communist construction workers in Dortmund Germany were asked to engrave a Greek inscription on a new building but refused after mistaking the letters for Russian.
A cheerful tennis player in hot summer weather can wash and dry nylon garments in minutes. She wears nylon jersey slip, cardigan, brushed nylon socks and keeps colors lime yellow blue pin black white, ready for another round on the courts.
Broiled tomatoes and a tossed green salad complement creamed dishes such as dried beef tuna and chicken. Next time you bake homemade yeast rolls sprinkle them with poppyseed just before baking.
New York shows reveal diverse paths to art fame. Wallace Bassford’s boyhood sketching helped him win scholarships and a path from Missouri to Provincetown with works in major collections. William Grant Sherry’s merchant marine years fed a romance with painting and a New York debut beside Bette Davis. Agnes Potter Lorrie and others reflect family, travel, and mentorship shaping early careers as Hawaii influences appear in recent galleries.
Professor James L. Hymes of New Paltz State College New York argues in his new book that growing up in a large family gives children a head start toward a happy marriage later. He claims children from small families must wait until marriage to gain insight into their mates.
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