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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1961
Page
8
A sneak preview at Southern Furniture Exposition showcases lamps and shades designed to harmonize in color and scale. Accent lamps dominate, with shade bases doubling as bases, featuring motifs from moss glass to etched glass and seasonal finishes.
Evening and daytime garden club meetings and social events are listed with hosts and addresses. An anniversary dinner at Sheraton Hotel and gatherings at Forest Park Garden Club, Grow n Glow Garden Club, Country Garden Club, and more occupy weekdays, with additional tea, luncheon, and supper events for Anne Welborn and other members.
A new adhesive tape stays in place through baths and showers aiding wound protection. The invention targets maintaining sterility and shielding healing incisions during routine cleaning as part of post operative care.
A recipe for artichoke hearts cooked in olive oil with onion and water, seasoned with salt, then served cold in their own sauce. Slice lemons over the hot artichokes, cover and simmer until tender, about 12 minutes.
A guidance piece urges avoid calling during dinner hours to reach members of a telephone committee. The article notes the American public spent 5.9 billion dollars on automobile insurance in 1960.
Debby Daley of Lee Road School in Wantagh narrates her self proclaimed role as Foreign Ambassador of the fifth grade. She explains the duties include arranging a volleyball game with the sixth grade and coordinating classroom activities with her “diplomatic” staff.
Add warmth to kitchen decor by hanging poly styrene plaques finished in copper. Available in Early American and other scenes. Non tarnish coating requires no polishing and needs only weekly or semi weekly wiping with a sudsy sponge.
A humorous note suggests using a large pair of scissors rather than a knife to trim tails and fins from fish. The line appears as a practical tip or anecdote within a broader dish or kitchen guide.
A bold ad touts Peacock's Imperial Creme as a quick fix for wrinkles rough skin and age spots. It urges a six day test with a money back guarantee and notes availability at Mann Drug Co and other stores.
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