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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1959
Page
7
Doctor warns readers to identify poison ivy in all seasons and teaches children to avoid it. The piece stresses visual cues the three-leaf vine, seasonal changes, and the danger of smoke from burning plants. It urges quick soap and water after exposure and home washing to prevent dermatitis.
Linda Berry 21, famed Maid of Cotton, arrives in Stillwater after seven months abroad. She plans to enroll for her senior year at Oklahoma State University as she showcases 57,842 miles of travel and mementoes including a station wagon from the National Cotton Council, 120 outfits, and 15 suitcases. She faces reporters questions on cotton in Japan and boyfriends but will discuss Japan.
The Selma Baptist Association has abandoned its private school plan for white students after preregistration drew only one applicant. The education commission cited public apathy but said the plan remains workable and ready if schools close due to integration orders or other reasons.
Mrs W E Griffith and Miss Sarah Holmes have returned to High Point after two weeks in Montreal Quebec and the Gaspe Coast in Canada. Christine Tucker of 507 E Farriss Ave injured four weeks ago in an automobile accident near Southmont is recovering in Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem and now able to receive visitors on a limited basis.
Summer menus favor frankfurters from ballpark hot dogs to backyard grills. A recipe guide covers cooked onions sauce, stuffed franks with bacon or cheese, kebabs with vegetables, and storage tips to keep flavor.
Albany AP reports the New York State Tax Department received an unsigned letter and 25 cents from a man claiming to be a former employee from about ten years ago. The note, postmarked Good Ideas Albany, says he mailed a personal letter through the department postage meter and offered a quarter for one good idea to cover postage.
The listing shows girls dresses priced at 5.00 and 7.00 with markdowns to 1.29. Swimsuits drop from 15.95 to 6.95. An ARCA Tobias option offers over six months to pay.
Glenmont, Thomas A. Edison’s 23 room West Orange estate, was dedicated as a national monument. Edison’s son Charles Edison handed the key to an Interior Department representative as the home, filled with the inventor’s books mementos and furniture, was opened.
Pueblo Colorado AP Clyde Fugate the Colorado State Fair manager declares dress rules requiring women to wear dresses at the fair which opens August 24. The only exception applies to girls competing in the milk maid contest.
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