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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1966
Page
7
A young woman in secretarial school weighs two goals travel with a boss versus becoming a top secretary. An adviser notes exceptions exist but suggests choosing one path.
A reader receives two suit patterns with sizes 12 through 16 and an offer for Leaflet No. 2201 plus other booklets from Pat Trexler via the High Point Enterprise address. A follow up advice column discusses whitening yellowed white mohair and woolens and proper washing to avoid pilling and damage.
A woman describes a pattern of being pulled into her alcoholic father and enabling mother who calls at night for help. She notes a supportive husband who now refuses involvement and asks how to stop being used. The column advises that speaking up against manipulation can end the cycle.
Mrs Harold Coltrane returns home on Long View Drive after major surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital three weeks ago. Mrs Clay Yakley came home Saturday from 1820 Welborn Street after a three week stay at High Point Memorial Hospital for a broken hip. Mrs Gerald Lowman of 211% West Ray Street recuperates at her parents Archdale home after hospitalization at Moses Cone Hospital in Greensboro.
Mrs Truett Grant will host a Newcomers Club coffee at 3505 Rockingham in Sedgefield tomorrow from 1 00 to 11 30 a m A nursery will be provided at the YWCA for attendees.
Myrt showcases a home carpet cleaning method using a $1-a-day electric shampooer and Blue Lustre. The ad promises wall-to-wall or spot cleaning with rapid color restoration and professional results at a large saving. Available at Huffman Paint and Wallpaper Co. 762 N Main St.
The Junior Woman's Club and the parks department hosted a Friday picnic for 34 children at the Cloverdale Day Center. A farm tour at Howard Lamb Farm on Skeet Club Road included a sheep shed visit and twin lambs fed with bottles followed by a hot dog lunch under the trees.
Private Duty Nurses held a business meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. C A Brown on Beaucrest Road. Mrs. Glenn Kearns, president, conducted the session with fourteen members in attendance. Associate hostesses were Mrs. Bill Craven Mrs. Lawrence Council and Mrs. Joe Poole.
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