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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1971
Page
7
Ring in the New Year with an old fashioned Gold Rush breakfast. A festive midnight or mid day meal offers hearty simple fare. A self service buffet eases hosting with Creamed Chipped Beef as a classic option.
A humorous column notes chronic alcohol issues among birds, recounting a duck in Ohio and a growing sight of unsteady birds on a pyracantha bush as they peck and laugh. The piece contrasts early tame birds with later wobbly fowl, highlighting a quirky social problem.
A quirky reminiscence describes birds becoming intoxicated on fermented berries, with an ornithologist confirming the behavior. It veers into a New Year breakfast punch recipe and unrelated domestic musings, blending odd satire with recipe details.
A critic laments the current state of poetry. He notes many readers avoid poetry due to scarce publishing and reviews. He praises clear language, cites Frost and Sandburg, but finds recent verse dull and overly obscure. He still loves poetry despite the letdown.
The Theta Chapter of Guys and Dolls Inc held its third annual Christmas party at the Downtown Holiday Inn. Santa distributed red stockings with toys at 5 p.m. Refreshments and punch followed, then a formal tween and torch gathering with dancing and gift exchanges.
A reader reveals bisexual past and urges staying straight by avoiding gay culture. Replies address misperceived switches, legal child support, and how mourners value supportive conversation, noting personal experiences and social norms.
A rabbi opposes a prior column stating condolence calls should ease sorrow. He argues the aim is to give the bereaved space to voice grief, frustration, and loneliness. The exchange highlights differing approaches to comforting mourners.
Mrs. Wilbur Currie presented her piano students in a informal Christmas program at the home of Mrs. R. W. Beaver and her daughter Lynn on Tuesday afternoon. Students included Michelle Mowery Kathy Davis Joan Davis Sharon Guthrie Kim Hendrick Sally Dunlap Lisa Kiziah Tom Hayes Karen Hayes Marie Davis Wendy Brown Miss Beaver Beth Farlow Nancy Bowman Carol Stanley John Eagle Mark Kearns Anne Coutts and Carol Currie. Following the program hostesses served refreshments in the dining room.
A 24 year old nurse faces scrutiny after a workplace incident involving patient care. Officials review training, safety protocols, and staffing to determine if actions met standards and how to prevent repeats.
A new FAT-GO reducing plan offers a 12 day supply for $2.50 at Eckerd's Drug Store. The ad guarantees money back if not satisfied with weight loss from the first package and urges immediate purchase and trial.
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