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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1977
Page
32
In this High Point Enterprise column from October 16 1977 a family decor expert shows how stylish living rooms can be created by do it yourself methods. The article features Decorion Loafer Sofas and self built storage solutions plus screen window treatments and inexpensive floor coverings. Readers are invited to send questions including a Mrs E about color choices and furniture pairing.
A meeting of Overeaters Anonymous is scheduled for October 18 at 7 30 p.m. in the High Point Public Library Community Room. The item follows a Pride Patience Garden Club session in Archdale Meeting House with Betty Davis presiding and Betty Lawrence newly voted member. Hostesses listed as Devona Hill Jerri English and Eunice Rice.
The American Optometric Association urges avoiding masks for trick or treaters citing restricted vision from small eye holes and slipping masks. They recommend non allergic makeup and retro reflective costume materials to boost driver visibility and reduce risk.
In Kimberworth England a distressed bride to be prompted a swift naval rescue. Sailor Malcolm Walsh was aboard HMS Charybdis cruising near the Scilly Islands when a helicopter airlifted him to Plymouth and a Navy ambulance sped him toward Rotherham. Karen Costin drove to the church in Kimberworth just in time for the ceremony.
Since March the YWCA has expanded pregnancy testing to serve women in High Point with new locations and volunteer training. On Oct 19 at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Robert C. Crawford will discuss prenatal care and problem pregnancies. Betty Godwin and Martha Peddrick will discuss counseling and alternatives. Free babysitting for ages three and up is available.
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