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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1958
Page
8
Readers email questions on male advances and moral shifts after two world wars. Mary Haworth panels perspectives from businesswomen and men, urging women to navigate flirtations and assert pride while calling for societal values and family guidance.
Mrs. G. faces a child’s nagging while the parent harbors a fear of wrong doing. The piece argues that recognizing personal faults eases criticism and prevents endless appeals for validation. It emphasizes relinquishing pride in moral perfection to stop the child from exploiting that fear.
AP says Police Chief Jeremiah Connell solved a quirky case of a cultured cop. Retired Columbia teacher Mrs Hally Prentis Nelson published a magazine item about a St Louis officer aiding her with a lost earring and correcting a grammar error. Patrolman John Anderson, 6 feet tall and 220 pounds, moves districts after a remark about courtesy. Moose: Henry F Wallenwein named supreme governor at 70th convention with 1800 lodges cited for service.
When fat accumulates in the skillet while pan broiling a steak, pour off the excess fat during the cooking period to keep the meat from stewing and to promote browning.
Gyo Fujikawa recalls defying her parents fears of the artist life and pursuing art in New York. She trained at Chouinard, studied Japanese brush drawing, freelanced in California, and contributed to Disney style children’s illustration while living in a Manhattan studio with her catlike muses Suzu and Kiku.
Miss Betty Welch of Winston Salem, soon to wed Vernon Zimmerman on August 30, was feted at an openhouse hosted by Miss Harriette Zimmerman at 615 West Farriss Avenue. About 100 guests called between 4 and 6 p.m.
Richard C. Clarke Jr. Republican nominee for the U S Senate from Hendersonville is in good condition at a local hospital after a kidney stone removal procedure yesterday. no stone was removed.
In Cairo the Cheops pyramid has been fitted with neon lights illuminating its interior. Visitors previously explored by candlelight behind guides, now tour groups move through the chambers more clearly.
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