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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1957
Page
9
Mrs Muriell Lawrence discusses George a child who uses a four letter word at home and school. His parents initially ignore it then oppose it and set firm limits. The piece argues parents should acknowledge the word reflects maturation but avoid endorsing the language.
Ruth Millett argues that teens seem pampered with money cars and luxuries yet face mutual distrust with adults. She highlights parental stinginess and resentment causing two separate worlds where teens feel lonely and frightened despite outward ease.
BRUSSELS The Rohonyi couple Charles and Alice, former Hungarian artists driven from Communist occupation, restart their careers in Belgium. This year Charles creates cheerful Christmas cards including a Santa with a horn, while Alice guides and critiques. Cards appear in the United States for the first time.
Lieut. (j.g.) Thomas C. Kirkman Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Kirkman, 902 Sunset Dr., rose from Ensign on December 10 at the Naval Air Station in Corpus Christi Texas after jet flight training begun in August. He earned his naval jet pilot wings on November 27. His wife Janet Blair and seven month old Lisa Kimberly will spend Christmas with relatives in High Point. 2nd Lt. Robert Padgett arrived from Houston to visit parents at Montlieu Ave. He will report to Mathers AFB Sacramento Calif on January 1 after a year at Ellington AFB.
In Mexico City rents for cave homes rise as the city grows. Santos Olvera paid 40 pesos monthly for a one room cave but faced a court attempt to raise the rent despite rent freezes. The court dismissed the squatter charge and Olvera kept his cave dwelling with basic furnishings.
New York City opened its first general post office under private ownership until the year 1783 when public operation began. The note highlights the transitional period before government control.
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