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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1956
Page
8
A mother worries over Nick, eight, who loses his school friend after a move. The essay urges parents to reassure children, avoid seeing them as miserable, and model strength, noting adults seek comfort too and must provide true encouragement.
In South Haven Michigan a gray haired farmer in a bright checked shirt eyes retirement yet returns to dressmaking. Martan of Chicago, designer of women’s clothes, gave up a seven year dress shop to farm but finds his exclusive styling still in demand among women who can afford it.
Circle 8 of Main Street Methodist Church will meet at the church on Thursday for a luncheon set for 12 o'clock noon.
A kitchen note suggests substituting ginger ale for missing fruit juice in a molded sweet salad made with unfavored gelatin. The tip aims to preserve sweetness and texture when juice is unavailable.
The description praises a white silk crepe blouse with satin embroidered bib front and a lace trimmed bow at the high neckline. It suits wear with a suit or paired with a separate skirt for chic simplicity.
The Central Carolina Bridge Association hosts a sectional tournament November 2 and 3 at the Alamance Hotel Burlington. Women and men’s pairs, mixed and open pairs, plus a special game compete for silver awards and master points. Mrs. E J Sachs directs. W W Hooper leads the Burlington group. Broiled peaches served with parsley garnish accompany the meal.
A traditional burnt sugar cake is transformed with a rich chocolate frosting. The bake highlights the contrast between the dark caramel notes and glossy chocolate glaze, appealing to dessert lovers seeking bold flavors.
American designers turn to man made fibers like Acrilan acrylic to produce garments for working women. The fabric promises machine washing ease, drip dry on a hanger, and minimal ironing while maintaining shape and razor sharp pleats through many wearings, cutting cleaning costs.
Miss Ruby Lee Adams advocates nationwide bell ringing on November 6 to spur turnout. She cites 1952 turnout of 62.7 percent and suggests church bells youth groups and media ring hourly. The idea spread after a Nashville Banner story and has drawn hundreds of reprint requests.
Nash Jewelry Co at 127 N Main St advertises diamond rings priced from 25 to 750 dollars with a small deposit to hold till Christmas urging customers to compare prices and save.
Beulah Loury of 811 W Green St remains a patient at Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem since Friday. Tom Fagan of 1103 Kearns St is undergoing treatment at the local hospital and his condition is improving though he expects a several week stay.
A historic remark urges communities to ring bells on election day to energize the vote. The message frames bell ringing as a civic ritual to engage citizens and increase participation.
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