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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1959

Page

12

Hat Styles Shift To Medium Color Tones This Spring

Spring fashion favors medium shade hats and cheerful flats, with Tyrolean inspired styles making a comeback. Center-dent shapes and stone tans remain popular, while Tele-pinch slims in recent seasons. The deep-dish brim pairs with new Continental suits.

Spring hats gain height and bold color contrasts

Silhouette focused millinery emphasizes lifted crowns with higher crowns and wide or narrow brims. Cloche hats keep tall crowns while Breton styles rise straight. Toques vary from banded to stepped designs with velvet and chiffon trims. back tips reveal hairlines. Bright color pairings, especially black and white, and blues and turquoises, brighten spring looks. White remains a fresh clean option.

Bridal Colors in Spring Gowns Feature Subtle Hues

Subtle color treatments dominate spring bridal gowns with pink or blue midriffs and looped obi back bows. Some gowns use colored embroidery and lace overlays on pastel foundations, while others remain ivory, blush pink, or ice blue as alternatives to pure white.

Speed of Sound Money May Talk But Most Of Us

In a light column the piece muses on how money talks in modern life while noting the limits of wealth to sway daily concerns. The author reflects on value, value systems, and how ordinary people perceive economic signals.

Samuel Morse Starred as Painter Before Telegraph Code

The article notes Samuel Morse worked as a painter prior to inventing the Morse telegraph code, outlining his early artistic endeavors before his landmark communication contribution.

Samuel Morse

Oil and Gas Dominate U S Home Heating Numbers

More than 16 million U S homes rely on oil heat while about 22 million use natural gas for warmth. The figures highlight the country’s reliance on fossil fuels for home heating.

U. S

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