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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1958
Page
7
Dear P.C. wrestles with a 22 year old wife expecting a child who feels repulsed by modern youth and fears Sputniks and space war. Mary Haworth advises self examination, faith, and personal growth to embrace motherhood and responsible adulthood.
Discussion of parental obedience and disobedience using Eddie the child as an example. The essay argues many American parents secretly admire disobedience and resist authority while insisting children obey. It links obedience to constitutional duty and warns against childish notions of absolute independence.
In Jesuit Bend Louisiana a white priest led Easter Mass at St Cecilia's mission with about 55 white attendees and 25 Black parishioners. Archbishop Rummel, who had closed the chapel for over two years due to resistance to a Negro priest, authorized its reopening stating the church cannot remain divided.
RALEIGH The annual National Intercollegiate Flower Judging Contest will be held at North Carolina State College on Friday with teams from colleges and universities in 20 states. Dr J B Gartner NC State horticulture professor and national contest chairman notes this is the first floriculture contest in the South. John Shanklin of Fort Myers Florida will present awards. A bulb farm and azalea garden tour is planned for Saturday in Wilmington.
F. W. Dodge Corp reports total future construction contracts in North Carolina at 32.9 million dollars, up 24 percent from February 1957. For January and February 1958 building contracts totaled 60.9 million, down 25 percent from the same period in 1957.
Mary Healy and Peter Lind Hayes say humor keeps their marriage steady as they juggle Broadway show Who Was That Lady I Saw You With involved radio and TV work. They live in New Rochelle with children Mike and Cathy near Broadway, balancing home life with touring and appearances.
Emerywood Country Club members held an Easter celebration with a 10 am egg hunt attracting many children and a tea dance for about 150 guests. Live rabbits and chicks as prizes, pink and green decor, and a 5 pm to 8 pm music set by Chip Wood orchestra complemented dinner from 7:30 to 9:30.
James Pawny a 35 year old fortune teller stood disconsolate in front of his damaged home after a fire Monday. He claimed seven years of fortune telling without warning and argued the disaster blindsided him.
Marion resident James White age 100 plans to vote in the Illinois primary to preserve his streak of voting in every election for 79 years. He has consistently supported the Democratic party.
Senator Lyndon Johnson arrives at a state dinner wearing the high silk hat he digs from mothballs each year. Johnson’s advisers fear the look could cost him 10,000 votes in Texas if the image circulates home. Lady Bird Johnson says she loves seeing him in it.
Jamestown Garden Club will sponsor a flower arranging clinic at Jamestown School Cafeteria on Wednesday at 3 15 p.m. It will be directed by Mrs Ben L Smith an accredited flower show judge from Greensboro. Tickets will be sold at the door.
Stephens Bible Class will meet Wednesday at 4 p.m. at 605 Hawthorne St the home of Mrs John G York. Mrs A G Carson will lead the meeting.
The High Point Woman's Club will hold a called meeting tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the clubhouse on W. High Street.
People at the United Nations building in Los Angeles worry more about profit than global diplomacy. The site serves as the headquarters of a wholesale firm named United Nations.
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