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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1953
Page
11
Linen-look rayons lead the season with all-over embroidery metallic threads and rhinestones. The fabric comes in weights from lawnlike to textured and supports dresses suits separates and sportswear. It irons easily, resists wrinkles, stays pressed and remains washable, making it ideal for warm months.
Alice Haines, once a Hollywood writer, built a 45 acre Virginia farm with 300 laying hens. She faced盗 750 chickens and 22 ewes stolen in single raids, prompting sale of hens and shift to sod farming with hopes thieves will struggle to steal sod. She remains a community advisor on poultry and sheep rearing.
Chicago has formed a neighborhood conservation commission to stop older areas from decaying into slums. The National Association of Housing Officials notes Chicago uniquely separates conservation from rehabilitation and pursues preventive housing maintenance.
Akron moves away from coal cinders as street paving Curbing and pavements become standard on all streets except very short stretches City Service Director Marvin L. Davis notes industries already pulverize coal to fuel furnaces producing no cinders He predicts ashes and clinkers will be the only byproducts in coming years
A Ruth Millett column argues a daughter in law can become a good mother in law with mutual respect. A reader recalls 14 years living with her mother in law, showing two women can share a home peacefully. It notes understanding and affection help when a daughter in law becomes a mother in law.
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