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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1962
Page
7
Dear Polly offers practical tips for cleaning drapes by tumbling them in a dryer with a towel to loosen dirt. Additional techniques include using a bob pin to hold nails while hammering, rubber tacks to prevent dark streaks behind frames, and shower curtain hooks with sewn bone rings to secure towels.
A long listing shows Fern dale and Central High Y-Teens sessions for various grades, plus Adams Club, B and P Club, bridge classes, swim lessons, and Plunge events through Friday and Saturday. It ends with Dear Polly tips and household questions from The High Point Enterprise.
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle outlines a district meeting set for Saturday at the Revolution Masonic Temple in Greensboro. Registration opens 4 30 p m banquet at 5 30 p m and a business session at 7 p m with reservations via Mrs Nellie Marsh.
Mrs Clyde Ray Fraley was honored at a floating bridal shower hosted by Miss Linda Sue Fraley and Mrs Herman Robertson Jr at a Hayworth Avenue home. Before her October 6 wedding she was Caroleen Bryant. About 60 guests attended 7 to 9 p m.
Tri-City Garden Club met Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. P. H. Hicks on Bitting Road. Mrs. G. W. Daniels of Greensboro, president, spoke on bulbs care. Guests received scrapbooks. next meeting at Tri-City Junior Academy on Clinard Road.
Dear Ann Landers provides guidance on how to approach a jealous neighbor suspected of using chemicals to kill shrubs along a shared fence. She advises presenting facts without direct accusation and requesting careful use of “that stuff” to avoid escalating the dispute.
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