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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1955
Page
7
Millett argues middle aged women should prepare for old age by maintaining independence and building friendships. She warns against emotional dependence on children and urges proactive social engagement to avoid loneliness and pity from others.
A babysitter scandal prompts guidance on duty to a teen and her parents. The narrator argues deception is the enemy, urging frankness with Diane about the truth while weighing responsibility to herself and to the girl’s wellbeing.
Seven Carolina lawyers were named fellows of the American College of Trial Lawyers. Inductees include Rob ert McC Figg Jr of Charleston, David W Robinson of Columbia, Douglas McKay of Columbia, Guy T Carswell and Fred B Helms of Charlotte, John Anderson of Raleigh, and Julius C Smith of Greensboro. The ceremony occurred before the 78th annual opening of the American Bar Association meeting.
A 60-year-old man asks how to shield a jointly owned farm and manage money with a spendthrift wife and an 18-year-old daughter who lives at home. Mary Haworth counsels that spouses are partners, urges harmony over money fights, advises accepting shared burden, and promoting the daughter’s self reliance.
A submerged object exploded near a boat about 300 yards offshore, injuring a woman and causing minor injuries to five others. Sam Hughes, owner of the disabled boat, said the blast felt like dynamite and the craft was towed to safety. Miss Maxine McLahon of Morehead City was treated for scalp and hand lacerations and listed in satisfactory condition.
The sheriff's office reported a sedan was pulled over for speeding in Columbia. The vehicle carried the driver and 18 passengers, including 16 children, marking a high count for a routine stop.
Miss Vonette Rogers, bride-to-be of Ronald Nifong, was feted at a Saturday evening shower hosted by Geneve Nifong and four others at the Nifong home. Attendees included 35 guests, with corsages, gifts, bridal games, and green white decor reflecting the upcoming Sept 10 wedding at Green Street Baptist Church.
A vintage home kitchen page shows a vegetable dish with spinach and corn in a light lemon sauce serving 4 to 6, plus a buffet menu including creamed ham with noodles, a giant salad bowl, blueberry orange loaf, and angel food cake with cocoa cream frosting. The bake uses blueberries, orange rind and a leaf pan. Final tip suggests washing china promptly to protect designs.
Los Angeles resident Charles Wright reports his kinkajou named Kinky missing after he ran away. Wright, who brought the animal from Costa Rica last year, asks anyone who finds him to contact him, hoping the bear returns to the wilds of Los Angeles.
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