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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1955
Page
9
A fashion note describes a pink perfection outfit by Hattie Carnegie blending delicate pink fleece with a brocaded satin underlayer. The design highlights a full skirt, fitted bodice, sheer sleeves, and a miniature floral motif for after dark wear.
A London report notes American girls adopting a lady like image ending baggy sweaters and jeans. The piece praises skirts and manners, claiming the shift from tomboy to lady boosts behavior and raises parental costs for new outfits.
A fashion piece laments lack of pockets in women’s wear and praises aprons, house dresses, and short jackets with deep pockets. It argues pockets ease carrying keys, money, licenses, and child items, while handbags and tight pockets hinder shopping and parenting tasks.
Florida designers unveil curvy silhouettes for winter resort wear. straight sheath lines remain, but full skirts and lace embroidery surge. New lastex swimsuits with trimmings and sequined pieces highlight a shift toward feminine, candy striped fabrics as Florida positions itself as a major garment center with rising employment.
A reader asks about separation from a husband who refuses to discuss issues or accept divorce. She cites years of unhappy marriage, a child, a daughter and twins, and fear of losing custody or home if she pursues legal action. She seeks guidance on separation without risking the family’s stability.
A reader describes a long troubled marriage marked by emotional distance and control. The husband treats her as a mother and housekeeper, with no intimacy, while dependency and financial concerns keep them together. The columnist suggests seeking expert counseling to assess options.
A hearty hot bread recipe advocates Dixie Land Scones with cornmeal and butter. Instructions describe rolling to a short thickness, cutting triangles or squares, and baking at 425 degrees for 10 to 12 minutes. The piece blends cooking tips with a seasonal prompt for warm morning meals.
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