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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1954

Page

7

Bathing Suit Preview by Dorothy Rok

A fashion feature surveys resort wear for summer, led by Carolyn Schnarer with modest silhouettes. The standout is the straphanger swim suit with high neck halter and black straps, plus velvet and sheer options. Sheath dresses, removable tunics, and mandarin line linen pieces round out the collection with embroidered linen and rhinestone accents.

Dorothy Rok Carolyn Schnarer Pop Dickey

Dear Mary Haworth column offers marital guidance

A reader asks how to handle a failing 14 year marriage with Myra and a desire for escape. The adviser criticizes material focus, urges perspective, cites therapy books, and suggests writing to Mary Haworth for guidance.

What Your Children Are Is Something To Be Thankful For

Ruth Millett writes about thanking God for children’s positive traits this Thanksgiving. She urges parents to focus on honesty curiosity independence and love that avoids harsh blame and to acknowledge what each child already is and contributes.

Myra Elf J.N Kingdom of God A.a.wyn Edmund Baceter Stacy Vamade Park Glenn Clar

Informal Bridal Party Honors Miss Shirley Swiggett

Mrs Hall and Miss Davis hosted a bridal party at 4008 S Main St Ext for Miss Shirley Swiggett. Guests included mothers of a Mrs R P Chocheler. Swiggett will wed Robert Clodfelter in December. corsage given and Hostesses presented an electric iron. Green and white decor and bridal games featured.

Shirley Swigtt Mrs Hall Betty Jo. Davis Hall S. Main St. Ext Miss Iwill Robert Clodfelter Enas Eos

Western Walnuts Belong In the Christmas Picture

Oregon is proud of its walnuts and urges readers to seek walnut recipes for holiday use. Emma States shares walnut based dishes including Oregon Walnut Bread and Quick Salted Walnuts with ingredients and basic instructions.

Oregon Santa Claus Emma States Northwest

Whistles While She Works at Navy Whistle Tests

Mary Lee tests naval whistles for a company producing about 75 000 of them. She has tested over 70 000 whistles, giving each a blast. If laid end to end they would whistle for about 39 hours. She also inserts small silver rings to ensure each whistle whistles to specifications.

Mary Lee Oeistles The Bee Rome Meh Navy

Time to Make Christmas Fruitcakes This Holiday

Martha Stewart Tupper recalls family fruitcake rituals from Mississippi with six weeks of prep. The piece shares Brazil nut fruitcake recipe including nuts, citron, candied peel, dates and cherries, with instructions and a glaze. Also notes decorative tips for teens and moms.

Martha Stewart Tupper

YPSL Turkey Trot Planned By St Marys Church Group

Members of the Senior Y P S L of St Marys Episcopal Church plan a Turkey Trot for Saturday evening in the assembly room of the parish hall from 8 to 11. Tickets for stag or couples are available. Bill Armstrong chairs the entertainment committee and Blanche Bonner handles tickets. Catherine Fox publicizes the event and Page Temple with Judy Metcalfe head decorations and refreshments, with Jane Marshall and Jerry Wadsley on the committee.

Young People's Service League of St. Mary's Episcopal Church Y.P.S.L Bill Armstrong Blanche Bonner Catherine Fox Page Temple Judy Metcalfe Jane Marshall Jerry Wadsley

Thieves Stole 600 Bushels of Soybeans in Easy Opener

WATSEKA Illinois sheriff officials believe the robbers who took 600 bushels of soybeans valued at 1600 dollars from Roy Lubben's farm did not labor hard. They used a portable motor driven elevator to load beans from a bin into a semi trailer truck.

Watseka Ill Roy Lubben

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Shirley Swiggett Dorothy Hall Betty Jo Davis Miss Davis Miss Swigett Clodfelter Mary Haworth Man Ay le Ace Myra Te Dirk Aneeniaen Ant Lewe M.H. Mary Haworth Ruth Millett Mrs. Hall Davis Gaynor Maddox Food and Markets Grace Flower Shop High Point Wrenn & Werwell Sts Gene Pearson Sheraton Westchester Drive Burton St Eonard Eee Bebe's Beauty Shop Washington ST Aquarium N. Main UU ES EV Siegler Centralia Tory Siegler-Matic Asheboro Thomasville
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