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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1951
Page
7
Ruth Millett notes we fill our lives with busy habits and old friends, leaving no room for new acquaintances who could be rewarding. She suggests trimming time spent with habitual friends and commitments, then making space to meet people we would enjoy and learn from, even recommending simple social changes.
In London collections the new coats emphasize a slim defined waist with intricate lapels and pockets shaping the silhouette. Pile British woolen coats from Worth and La Chasse show tailored tops, fitted bodices, and contrasting linings with godets and wide flaring revers for autumn and evening wear.
A mother reflects on how criticizing a child’s choice of spouse harms the marriage. Respecting autonomy and offering quiet support can protect the bond with both children, whether they marry or not, and foster healthier outcomes for their relationships and futures. The piece closes with a practical tip: chopped chives add zest to mashed potatoes and eggs.
Gaynor Maddox shares oyster stew recipes reflecting a strong oyster crop and nationwide distribution. The piece notes inland demand, gives two stew methods with butter, milk, paprika, and oyster liquor, and suggests serving with crackers. It ends with a tip to repurpose leftover beef into turnovers or croqueites.
The Jolly Club of the YWCA opened its Fall season with an informal tea on Saturday September 15 from 4 to 5 pm at the Adams Memorial YWCA Building. The event honored High Point business and professional girls with Miss Mary Lee as host, assisted by Mrs. E. S. Wall and Mrs. W. G. MacFarlan.
The Green Thumb Garden Club will meet with Mrs Jack Thomas on Edgedale Drive Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock.
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