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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1964
Page
10
Readers seek guidance on workplace romance and family welfare. The column offers admonitions about motel meetings with a married boss, suggests protecting both reputations, and advises a concerned relative to persuade rather than call welfare. Also includes teen dating tips and how to obtain Ann Landers' booklet.
The Montlieu Avenue School PTA hosted openhouse events for first and second grades on Sept. 24, third and fourth grades on Sept. 29, and fifth and sixth grades on Oct. 1. Parents viewed student work and new teaching programs. Tea and cookies were provided by Mrs. W. A. Armistead, Mrs. David Allman, Mrs. C. L. Corn, Mrs. Robert Neilson, and Mrs. Jerry Byrd.
Pattern 9415 offers an extra easy blouse and jumper in corduroy or velveteen with a Peter Pan blouse. Includes sizes 2 4 6 8 10 and yardage details for size 6. Free pattern direct to your door from the Fall Winter catalog with 300 design ideas.
This report outlines mink fashion as a versatile option with jackets or coats 29 inches to full length, slim straight silhouettes, notched lapels, wrist-length sleeves, and bone buttons. Single or double breasted, pockets varied. suitable for day to night from city to country, pairing with wool dresses or belts.
Keyauwee council notes that more cookie sales reduce costs. Betty Smith will visit Thomasville Wednesdays to oversee Red Cross activity. Mrs Sherrod is named 1965 cookie chairman. 33 adults earned basic training certificates. Kenneth Huffman named neighborhood chairman in North Thomasville. C C Murrow becomes senior planning board advisor. First senior planning board meeting set for Oct 8 at 4 p.m. at the Girl Scout office.
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