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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1955
Page
9
A mature diner is praised for her attire but criticized for at table cosmetics. The piece urges using a napkin to wipe the mouth during meals and cautions against at table makeup, hair brushing, or powdering. save full grooming for the powder room.
Collins & Aikman plans a 2.5 million textile dyeing and finishing plant near Albemarle North Carolina to employ 300 plus workers. The facility will replace a Philadelphia operation and shift production over 18 months. Prime contractor is C M Guest and Sons of Greensboro.
The U N Economic and Social Council voted seven to three for a world conference to establish machinery to track down men who abandon their families and evade duties by hiding in other countries. The United States opposed the move.
Pattern No 8238 designed for women slightly shorter than average offers a bare arm dress with bolero for cover. Sizes 14 to 22 and 161/2 yard fabric needs given. Send 35 cents in coins and pattern details to Sue Burnett at High Point Enterprise, New York address.
The Almanac Garden Club held a private flower show with 14 blue ribbons awarded. Mrs. Valette J. Harris judged, praising the display as outstanding. Mrs. Robert Craver was elected president and appointed chairmen for next year. A social bridge luncheon is planned May 24 at Mrs. A. R. Wilson’s home.
USDA places broilers atop its May plentiful foods list as homes prepare for picnics and summer meals. The guide notes broilers are versatile, sold whole or cut up, fresh or frozen, and suit frying or broiling with simple seasoning.
Morris was ordered for Kansas jury duty and drove 130 miles to Wichita. Judge William C. Kandt found him ineligible after learning Morris had moved to Oklahoma two years earlier. summons had been forwarded from his old address. Morris received 7 cents a mile for the trip.
Former President Harry S. Truman told a joint Missouri Legislature session that leaving the United Nations would risk a third world war and the destruction of the world. He urged keeping Russia in the UN so Washington can press Moscow to peace, saying only world peace or world destruction remain as choices.
Belgrade Yugoslavia reports a signed agreement with Albania for exchange of goods worth 1 million dollars from each side. The deal aims to boost bilateral trade and ties between the two countries.
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