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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1955
Page
7
Maureen O Hara discusses height conscious style arguing tall women should embrace their stature. She favors medium heels and dramatic lines like shoulder stoles and furs to enhance presence without overdoing it. She notes red hair pairs best with red outfits and cites a red velveteen dress as a head turning choice.
In Annapolis the Maryland Legislature moves to ratify the 11th Amendment two years after its adoption. The amendment bars states from passing laws abridging citizenship rights a keystone in Black Americans' climb from slavery. California and Kentucky have not ratified it. a Maryland Senate sponsor seeks a joint resolution to ratify.
Manila reports the Philippine air force will drop 10 000 leaflets books and stationery over Luban Island to persuade Japanese soldiers to surrender. The mission asked the Defense Department to seek surrender before using force and the material is intended to prove the war is over.
Jean Gaddy visits her parents in High Point after psychiatric training in Torrance Pennsylvania. She resumes nurses training at Charlotte Memorial Hospital tomorrow. L P Earnhardt returns home after a few days away. Milton A Smith and family welcome their infant son. A L Lowe and wife visit Paducah Kentucky with the McGees, parents of David Gage born February 23. Todd Praigg leaves for McCallie School Chattanooga after a spring vacation with Noble Praigg family. Jimmy Parker, classmate from Nicaragua, also spends vacation at the Praigg home.
Milton Alfred Smith Jr and Mrs Milton Alfred Earnhardt of High Point are referenced in a public notice with additional names including Mr and Mrs Wilbur G Alex. The fragment indicates a social or property related notice listing parties.
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