Lurleen Wallace Election Draws North Carolina View
UNC scholars critique the Alabama gubernatorial race as Lurleen Wallace won the Democratic nomination and faces a Republican challenger. They warn against a perceived puppet role for her husband George and advocate for Lurleen acting independently in state government.
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Middle Age Not So Bad By Ruth Millett
A reader argues middle age brings happiness and freedom from constant parental responsibility. The column reflects on enjoying time with a spouse, pursuing interests, and reevaluating values as gray hairs and possessions lose urgency.
Youths on Page 1 B Reflect on Life Abroad and Adjustment
The fragment describes youths discussing experiences after leaving home for another country. One girl recalls scrubbing, adapting to swirl and change, while a parent notes the difference in living standards and attitudes toward Americans. A reference to study materials and language courses hints at preparation before relocation.
White Is Favored For Summer Stockings
Fashion note highlights white hosiery as this summer trend for women. Varieties span blue white ivory and pale shades in textures from flat knit to floral nets, pairing with light fabrics and colors. Even tanned legs should show a hint of whitened hosiery.
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Midriff Fashion Trends For Sunny Active Days
As sunny days arrive the trend favors hipster pants and brief crop tops, with ribbed Gara garments and bare midriff tank tops in many colors. Lightweight fabrics like printed voile and cotton sateen offer leisure options for sun and fun.
Dogwood Bridge Tourney Set Here On May 20-21
Miss Wilma Byerly chairs the 10th Dogwood Bridge Tournament planned for May 20-21 in High Point at the New South Motor Lodge. Play opens May 20 at 2 p.m. with women's pairs and men's pairs, followed by open pair contests May 21. Final rounds begin 8 p.m. with consolation and team-of-four events as options and prizes including the Jefferson Standard traveling trophy, Gertrude Martin memorial trophy, and most master points. Defending champions are named for each event.
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Garden Plot Judging In High Point Planned
Garden plots across High Point will be judged by the local Chamber of Commerce with garden clubs sponsoring. Prizes are awarded for the top three plots: first prize twenty dollars, second ten dollars, and third five dollars.
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Recipe guidance for large eggs weighs 2-ounce eggs
The guidance notes using large eggs defined as 24 ounces per dozen, equivalent to 2-ounce eggs, for recipe consistency. It emphasizes standardizing egg size to achieve expected batter and texture results.
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