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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1958
Page
16
Dear FS counsels a housewife to safeguard her infant by keeping the child in sight at all times, using firm yet fair discipline with visiting neighbor children, and fostering supervised contact to ease tensions and protect the baby from pinching or hair pulling.
A bright collection showcases spring and Easter hats with options from Breton styles to many tasteful designs for every taste and occasion.
New neckwear for spring and summer features brighter colors and light grounds. Silvery whites grays tans and blues add elegance for Easter and summer outfits with woven silks and cottons in English and Continental styles offering various patterns and soil resistant finishes.
Attractive decorated belts add freshness to spring casual wear. Luggage tan smooth leather belts with gold fastenings now buckle in new ways such as life-size gate hooks trunk locks and padlocks with keys. Other belts feature brass nailheads plain buckles wide soft crushed leather draped fronts self covered buckles hair calf options with narrow metal closings.
Orville Stroud of Greensboro returned home by plane from Memphis after a week there. Mr. and Mrs. J. Leslie Andrews came back from a Florida two week trip and attended Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. 50th anniversary convention in Hollywood Beach. Mrs. John R. Stout of Kure Beach visited her parents on Lexington Avenue. Patricia Anne Ritchie of Fort Lauderdale arrives to spend a week with her mother on Gordon Street. Eva Sharon Hensley of Mendenhall Street underwent surgery and is listed in satisfactory condition. Ruth Marsh returns home from High Point Memorial Hospital after two weeks recovering from a broken leg and may receive visitors. Mr. and Mrs. A. Scott Parker Jr. left for Washington, D. C., by plane and plan to return this evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Welfare Jr. of Snow Hill visited Joe E. Brown and family on Bristol Street. Mrs. Welfare is Brown’s sister.
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