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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1956
Page
7
Gaile Dugas notes a slender fur coat line with deep side pleats and slight hem flare for ease. Capes and cape collars dominate, with full and three quarter lengths in mink and Alaska sealskin. Beavers appear in bright colors. barrel silhouettes reach near knee, pairing with narrow or bouffant skirts.
A widowed mother recalls budgeting for her daughter Susy, now 20 and working as a secretary after two years of college. Susy refuses to adopt her mother’s rules, preferring to manage her own money and learn from her mistakes, signaling growth and independence.
The notice lists weekly YWCA activities from Thursday to Saturday including board meeting at Slim Gym lunch at Modernette, Young Teens events, Robins Club dinner featuring Mrs Charles Reddick on World YWCA, infant care, play day, riding class, and a Young Adult Dance instruction followed by dances. It ends with an unrelated quote about motherhood and battleship construction.
Evening meetings include Forestdale Garden Club with Mrs Arnold Cagle on Mendenhall Road at 7 30 and Till N Tail Garden Club with Mrs Chan Pegram of 543 E Farriss at 7 45. An honoree is Peggy Jane Saunders at 8. Betty Lou Hayworth and Barbara Freeman are also noted with hosts. An AAUW book sale runs 9 to 6 in front of J C Penney.
In a five day Southeast passage last month Hurricane Flossy dumped enough rain to cover a quarter of the nation with an inch of water. The Weather Bureau in Montgomery, Alabama estimates the rain weighed 50 billion tons.
The Little Theatre presents The Heiress on Thursday and Friday at College Today with Halloween theme night festivities. Performances invite community attendance and celebrate the season.
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