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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1959
Page
9
A recipe feature highlights Tuna Louis as a salad meal using canned tuna and a California Louis sauce. It includes dressing steps, serving suggestions, and a tuna burgers method with mayonnaise onion and tuna items. The note lists a tomorrow dinner menu with jellied consommé and accompanying dishes.
Dorothy Roe outlines a satirical set of ten rules for women reporters dealing with male editors. The tips promote flattery, deference, and avoiding confrontation, concluding these guidelines are merely suggestions for navigating newsroom dynamics with the “more difficult sex.”
The Tar Heel Talent Search Committee met at Mrs. C. G. Mackin tosh on Greenway Drive. The Clubmen Combo will perform for auditions and the show. Auditions set for August 29 at High Point High School auditorium with entries due by August 24.
A caller asks where to get a fourth polio vaccination. Dr. E J. Easley notes the man has not had the first three doses, highlighting confusion over polio shots and booster timing in Arkansas.
Dear Thinkers prompts Ann Landers to challenge the stereotype that ministers' children are always wild. The writer notes the double standard when clergy kids misbehave, while acknowledging causes such as parental pressure and lack of attention. In a second letter, a woman confides her husband hits her in sleep. with twins beds she seeks advice to prevent divorces and protect safety.
A reader asks if she may use a married man’s name when checking into a hospital to hide her pregnancy. Ann Landers replies you cannot use his name as it belongs to his wife and suggests Salvation Army or Florence Crittenden Home. She also promotes her new booklet on Teenage Smoking with a stamped return envelope.
Line sherbet glasses with lady fingers cut in half crosswise. Fill with lemon flavored pie filling. Serve with a garnish of whipped evaporated milk or cream.
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