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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1954
Page
7
A reader seeks guidance on social poise and hosting without drink. Mary Haworth recommends Amy Vanderbilt Etquette, noting its practical, bite sized lessons for non drinkers. She suggests hiring a bartender for cocktail parties and leaning into real conversational skills.
Dan, a 11 year old delivery helper, argued with Mr Bannister over a painted post damaged when he swerved to miss a hedge. He told his father and then told Mr Bannister he was not careless he hit the post while avoiding the hedge to spare the mailbox. The incident ends with a lesson on honest mistakes and growing responsibility.
An older woman is advised on waist trimming with simple trunk and waistline exercises. It outlines two waist routines including side bends with arms overhead and a leg-raise sequence, plus standing trunk exercises with a stick held overhead to improve posture and core strength.
May Leone, wife of Gene Leone, runs a 14 hour daily schedule entertaining 2,000 guests nightly. She lives on costly New York real estate while guiding a career in a newsroom influenced by her Italian restaurant dynasty husband. The couple host Ike and Mamie Eisenhower and maintain a farm near West Point.
Easy at home velvet hat crafting with simple steps. Local sewing center shares tips for velvet selection, bias satin facings, and careful sewing to create snug warm hats with decorative finishing.
Dorothy Roe writes about affordable fashion for working women, with wool blends and new fibers like Orlon and Dacron offering durable, easy care garments under $25. The piece highlights full skirts, princess lines, and coordinated accessories for a polished look on a budget.
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