There Are Worse Things Than Being A Working Girl
An essay discusses gender roles, contrasting a working woman with a financially independent man who enters politics. It argues that society praises male self‑reliance while pressuring women to prove necessity in earning a living, challenging the myth surrounding women's work.
Wall Treatment Adds Dimension to Your Room Design
The article outlines using bold or subtle wall treatments to shape a room's mood. Elegant flocked wallpaper and green velvet draperies create texture, while deep tassled valances unify the look. It also offers a reminder to take breaks from pressures and avoid overreacting to marketing nudges.
Auxiliary Easter Egg Hunt At Armstrong Park
The local auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers hosted an Easter party for children from special classes at Armstrong Park. The event began at 11 30 a m with an egg hunt, hot dogs and Easter candies for each child. Arrangements were led by Mrs John Bryan Mrs Golda Mae Measle and Mrs James Oakley.
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National Assn
Armstrong Park
John Bryan
Golda Mae Measle
James Oakley
Artistic Beauty College Ad Delivers Evening Hours
Advertisement for The Finest in Beauty Service at Artistic Beauty College. It lists daily hours 10 until and Monday Wednesday Friday nights until 9. Located at 137% W Commerce with phone 88 26415.
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Artistic Beauty College
W. Commerce
Tate Ruth Wedding in First Baptist Chapel
Ruth a former High Point resident and Murray E. Tate were married March 19 in the First Baptist Church chapel. Rev. E G Hobbs officiated the 5 p m ceremony with Miss Craig Tate at the organ. The bride wore a navy dress with white accessories and an orchid corsage. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Robert Green and the bride's sister Mrs Deff Long hosted a reception at her home. The couple will reside in Marion.
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Marion
Jennie Young Ruth
High Point
Murray E. Tate
First Baptist Church
E. G. Hobbs
Craig Tate
Robert Green
Deff Long
Versatile dual purpose furnishings for small homes
Mrs. Lillie Little of North Carolina State University explains how dual purpose furniture adapts to rooms and decors. Pieces like chests becoming china cabinets, credenzas as music centers, reversible panels and modular storage walls offer multiple functions for compact apartments and evolving homes.
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Raleigh
Lillie Little
N. C. State University
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