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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1955
Page
7
New York fashion note highlights subteen fall coats with A-line shapes and slim silhouettes. Fur fabrics and luxe linings appear in bright and pastel tones, belts and side tabs emphasize the line, and materials include chinchilla plaid, alpaca, fleece, and tweed in bold color blends.
Before washing a shirt, button the cuffs to the front to prevent sleeves from knotting or winding around other clothes as they move in the machine. This simple action helps protect fabrics and reduces tangling during the wash cycle.
A concise guide suggests five or six bras including one strapless bra and a bralette, plus three or four girdles for versatile wear. It emphasizes practical selection to accommodate outfits and comfort during school days.
A reader asks if a grandmother should take her infant grandson for a week long visit. The writer worries about possessive care and distance, while the mother argues against separation. The advisor insists the baby belongs with his mother whenever possible and cautions about the risky second year.
Jennie Lord 60 continues four daily trips between East Brownfield and Brownfield delivering mail by train and bus. She learned to drive with help from her son and now works steady for 60 cents a trip or 60 dollars a month. Her life has held hardships from forest fire to family losses, yet she finds purpose in the routine and community support.
A bridal shop promotes a wide selection of invitations and attendant items. The notice highlights Ever Last Worlds Finest engraved invitations and a tie in with bridal publications for cohesive wedding planning.
Sen. George W. Malone after five days in Moscow says the United States should shut Voice of America and cut military spending. He states he found no evidence the Soviet people will rise against their government and argues retrenchment is needed.
Mrs. Smith told police Monday night that a skunk mother and six young have made a den under her house and the odor is growing. Officers visited the site but could not access the animals. they will remain until proper equipment can reach them.
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