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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1955
Page
8
Italian couturier Simonetta ventures into fragrance with floral notes many designers have used. Jasmine from Sicily and Rose feature prominently in a composition that mirrors her clothing style combining floral and woolly innocence with bold accents like tabac and oak moss.
A vivid wartime era snippet describes midnight snacks like blue cheese on buttered toast and green bean canapés with mayonnaise. It notes party foods and glassy dormitory gatherings with two or more girls swapping stories by the fire in pajamas.
Weekend outfits for teens vary by plan from games to dances and visits. The piece advises practical footwear and a few versatile shoe options, stressing comfortable travel shoes and avoiding overly flashy choices for campus events.
In Yaltepec, Juquila, the Upson family of Indiana University alumni live in a five room bamboo hut and translate the New Testament into Chatino. They work with Teodulo Cortez and rely on local helpers, facing isolation and logistics as they prepare Mark and other texts for the Chatino people.
Ruth Millett argues that suburban delinquents arise not only from slums but from neglectful parenting in middle and upper class homes. Beck of the U S Children’s Bureau notes that lack of guidance amid parental pursuit of status fosters troubled youths in suburbs and cities alike.
Mrs. Fred Thomas Jr. spoke on Christmas decorations, showing simple methods for unusual packages and many materials for decorating the whole house. She urged a central theme for home decor and decorations were displayed for members.
The Deep River club met Tuesday afternoon with members present and discussed projects. They improved the Deep Church Hut interior, planned new linoleum flooring, and appointed Mrs. Glenn Cole to gather scrap material. prizes went to Mrs. H. H. White, Mrs. E. F. Williams Jr., and Mrs. Glenn Cole. The next event is a Dec 13 luncheon from 6 to 8 p.m. with gift exchanges and a program on cookware usage.
Two 1915 Model T and another antique car stolen from Mrs. Lot tie Doke two years ago were recovered by the Oklahoma Crime Bureau. The vehicles were found in the possession of enthusiasts and returned to the owner after restitution from the parents of three sons in military service.
Mrs. C. K. Wright led a program on dried driftwood arrangements for the Friendly Garden Club with demonstrations and tips. Officers presided, reports from the Sub-District Meeting were given, bulbs were purchased for a Montlieu Ave plot, and 23 members plus visitors enjoyed cake and tea after the session. The next meeting is December 13 at Mrs. J. H. Hayes’s home for a Christmas party.
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