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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1960
Page
21
The article advises using a full-length mirror to ensure all elements of an outfit harmonize from hair to shoes. It emphasizes clean beauty tools, proper skin care, and balanced footwear like in-between heels to maintain graceful posture and comfort all day.
The Denton Woman's Club held its May meeting with an installation ceremony for the upcoming year led by Mrs. C. L. White Jr. of Thomasville, the club mother, who presented officers with yellow roses. Officers include Charles Hoover president and Harvey Snider first vice president among others. The club voted to shift its year to begin in January per the North Carolina Federation, with the next meetings resuming in September at the American Legion Building.
The Friday Morning Music Study Club met at 11 a.m. at Hillcrest Drive home of Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson to study Music From Broadway Musicals. Mrs. R. T. Amos compared Shaw’s Pygmalion with My Fair Lady, and Mrs. Helen Lindsay and Mrs. James Foscue reviewed The Sound of Music. Officers nominated include President Mrs. W. F. Michael and Vice President Mrs. W. B. Hall. Sixteen members and one visitor attended suite refreshments served by the hostesses.
The North Carolina Division of the Magna Charta Dames and Barons will hold its spring meeting Saturday at Schrafft's Country Inn near Durham. A 12 30 p m reception precedes a 1 o'clock luncheon. Guest speaker is Dr Theodore Ropp of Duke University with musicians Mrs Waldo Boone and Mrs Merritt Head performing.
Our Way Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 1 pm at 309 W. Dale with hostess Mrs David Mervine and associate hostess Mrs Isaac Fidler. The luncheon meeting follows the gathering.
Garden Club plans a Tuesday 11 a.m. meeting at Mills farm with faculty wives attending the picnic event.
Deep River Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday in the Education Building of Deep River Friends Meeting House at 10 a.m. All members are invited to attend this regular gathering and discuss upcoming activities.
Mrs Ed Capps and Mrs Eugene Capps hosted a Friday evening miscellaneous shower for Miss Linda Staton bride elect. Guests included Mrs Hazel Staton and Mrs Jimmy Capps. Prizes were awarded to several guests, gifts included a kitchen iron, 25 attendees. Nearly two billion pounds of potatoes go into potato chips in the U S each year.
Ruth Millett argues the working wife should ledger earnings against costs to see what she truly contributes. She lists taxes lunches clothing transportation and homemaking time losses as hidden expenses. She suggests couples assess finances before deciding on work or quitting and offers a booklet for 25 cents.
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