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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1958
Page
8
Mary Haworth addresses a reader worried that her husband objects to her biweekly social club meetings. The column cautions about gossip and suggests the couple discuss trust and prudence, balancing independence with marital loyalty. Both should agree on boundaries and behavior that the husband can endorse.
The reader is told women choose pants because they think they look cute in them not for comfort. It argues mirrors lie about how they look and urges women to trust other women's appearances and male opinions, recommending a dress for most occasions.
Calendar listings show YWCA activities including Y Teens and Modernette Club sessions. Dates and times indicate events on Wednesday Thursday and Friday with youth groups and clubs scheduled across 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. sessions.
The Rev Walter L Moeller, from Ohio, is the third Lutheran clergyman to serve in the House of Representatives. He was elected last November joining earlier Lutheran members Rev Frederick Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania who served from 1799 to 1797 and Rev C J of Minnesota who served from 1922 to 1929.
The Rev Dr Henry Smith Leiper is appointed director of Religion at the Chautauqua Institution succeeding Dr Alfred G Randell. Randell retires January 1 marking the change at the renowned cultural and religious center.
A Charlotte Superior Court jury awarded homeowner A. B. B. swell $6,042 after ruling that flood damage from the new Highway 29 bypass caused losses to his Beechwood Acres house. The State Highway Department plans to appeal as 11 lawsuits seek $50,000 total in similar claims.
A shooting war against starlings and pigeons erupted in Sedalia Missouri as police and the Rod and Gun Club engaged birds around the courthouse. Over 700 birds were killed at a single event and 200 more in 45 minutes as members vow steady action until elimination.
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