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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1963
Page
7
Polly’s pointers share practical household hacks such as dyeing worn white cotton gloves with coffee to restore color and using plastic bags from dry cleaners to protect fixtures while painting. Other tips include transplanting plant cuttings in paper cups and storing umbrellas inside cardboard tubes to prevent sun damage and dirt on car interiors.
A reader shares organizing sock storage in a teen’s closet to keep dress socks in the top row. The note also includes a bread grating tip to keep a grater clean and cheese residue from sticking. The Enterprise winner Mayme Johnson suggests chalk in a jewelry box to prevent costume jewelry tarnish.
The tax crackdown on business entertainment deductions shifts social life toward at home gatherings. The article notes cafe society and Victorian homes give way to smaller spaces as hosts host more parties at home while renowned couturier Norman influences the shift.
Teen dating norms and the phrase making out explained with advice on boundaries. A look at postwar social changes includes home entertaining evolving toward informal gatherings, catering services, and larger recreation spaces, with tax implications for business-related parties.
A number of piano students from High Point performed in the district festival of the Junior Federation of Music Clubs held Saturday at Guilford College. Superior ratings went to Cathy Schubert Maria Garrett Laura Wall and several others taught by Beulah Moton Margot Ingram Ann Thomas Cindy Dalton Betsy Hunsucker Paulis Parker Charlotte Amos Paige Ilderton Sheryl Robinson Lynn Monroe under instructors Betty Hunt Pitts and W E Swaringen.
The auxiliary to VFW Post 619 will meet tomorrow evening at the Post Home on the Greensboro Road. Meeting time is set for 8 o'clock.
Mrs H T Hudson will host this week's Midweek Garden Club meeting at the Hudson home 701 Parkway. The Wednesday gathering starts at 10 a.m.
The Alpha Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority gathers at 7 45 p m today at 209 West Parkway the home of Mrs Adolph Knighten. The program will be presented by Mrs Richard Buck and Mrs William Alford.
The Catesby Bird Club will meet at 7 45 p m tomorrow at the home of Mr and Mrs Worth Ivey 222 Woodrow Ave A nature study program will be given by Mrs J W Lindsay and Mrs Ed Lyon.
Advertisement states HY TEST 303 fuel oil costs the most to produce but delivers premium quality, with Brower Oil Co offering it to customers at a higher price than regular oil. It promotes triple refined APLAND CALL heating oils and home delivery.
An advertisement touts Peacock's Imperial Creme as a whitening and anti wrinkle cream made with quicksilver. It claims to reduce wrinkles brown spots and rough skin after six days with a money back guarantee and a price of 2.00 plus tax from Mann Drug Co.
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