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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1972
Page
10
A long reader letter shares advice on bright versatile nursery colors combining pink blue yellow and green for boys or girls. Focus on light rooms vinyl walls and floors safe furniture with rounded edges and wall fixtures, plus colorful toy chests and washable decor.
Region II awards were announced at a Wednesday meeting of the Insurance Women of High Point held with Miss Joanne Honeycutt. North Carolina clubs captured nine Region II honors from the Silver Springs Maryland convention March 10 12 in education membership scrapbook bulletin and public safety. The group earned the Regional Award Certificate for first place safety Class A for 1971 72, to be judged nationally in June in Richmond Virginia.
Church Women United invites any church woman to attend a general meeting on March 27 at 11 a.m. in St Marys Episcopal Church. Circle K Club at High Point College will present a program. Attendees should bring trading stamps to aid a station wagon purchase for migrant work. Lunch at noon. Reservations to Mrs Mary Blackburn or Mrs Edwin Chappell.
The Solo Parents Club met at the Adams Memorial YWCA on Gatewood Avenue for a dinner meeting. Mrs. Judy Honeycutt led a discussion of The One Parent Family and members shared experiences. The club welcomes men and women alone due to separation, divorce, or death and invites inquiries via the YWCA.
The Central Y-Teens offer free babysitting at the YWCA 112 Gatewood Ave from 10 a.m. to noon this Saturday. Mothers may leave children aged three and older with no charge, while they shop, in hopes of caring, capable supervision.
In 1853 a New York chef grew exasperated by a guest who sent back thick French fries. He sliced potatoes paper thin and fried them, creating the first potato chips at a famous gathering spot.
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