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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1951
Page
16
A guide to seasonal chores emphasizing a methodical approach for a lived-in home. It covers planning a cleaning list, tackling kitchen and bathroom overhaul, discarding unused bottles and containers, and practical steps like washing walls and drying surfaces to achieve a bright tidy result with minimal effort.
Ruth Millett argues that mature women gain lasting respect by developing their minds, responsibilities, and personal growth rather than focusing solely on looks. A good wife enriches her family, homemaking, and life, becoming worthy of protection and partnership. Fashion trends and beauty care follow but do not define her value.
Mrs. Ethel Hamlin, library chairman for the local Women of the Moose, will present at an eight o'clock meeting at Sony BS on Church Street. L. B. annes GES be She agentes at that time.
Mrs Ralph Martin and her daughter honored Miss Sue Oakley bride elect at their Francis home with a December gathering. James Kearns is the expected bridegroom. Oakley will wed him at Green Street Baptist Church on the 22nd. Guests presented gifts including an electric waffle iron as prizes and refreshments followed in festive red and greenery decor.
The eyes are washed with a soapy brush to flatten hairs for easier plucking. Soap or water cleans the skin to reduce irritation if tweezing too vigorously around sensitive follicles near the eyes.
A fragmented report notes a scene with dish orl light towels and heat of soap and bleach. It mentions meeting them as usual pigs of hot soapsuds in a domestic or workshop setting.
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