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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1960
Page
7
A reader shares a misdial and warns about a changed number while another writes of unrequited love for a friend now planning to marry a waitress. Ann advises the would be confidante to back off and focus on her own life as Irving’s feelings remain platonic.
Dear Wife: Elaine should be home during the week unless a special event is planned. A 15 year old must know where she’s going and when to return. Allowing aimless wandering invites trouble. parental oversight is advised.
Rose Ets-Hokin, wife of Louis, embodies the space age as she vows to join him on space voyages. The San Francisco grandmother, once active with the Red Cross, now juggles public life with her husband’s rising project. She quips about a rocking chair in space while noting the era’s rapid pace.
The Church of the Nazarene reflects on the 1950s as a great leap forward noting US membership rose 39 percent from 224,487 in 1950 to 311,299 in 1959. Church buildings increased 34 percent from 2,496 to 4,696. Foreign membership more than doubled from 24,048 to 50,345.
Chaplain Robert Gunter will speak at the North Carolina District Nine Nurses Association dinner. The event is set for 7 pm at the YWCA in Lexington on Wednesday.
One hundred Douglas Aircraft engineers stay in Long Beach and commute daily by plane to Santa Monica for new jobs. Stewart Air Service provides round trips for 50 cents per day per engineer. Three DC3s carry daily capacity.
Mr and Mrs James S Stone announce the birth of their son Steven Michael Stone on January 30 at the local hospital. Mrs Stone is the former Miss Diana McPherson of High Point.
Mr and Mrs F C Carroll announce the birth of a daughter Noretta Ann on February 1 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Charles Fells Route 1 announce the birth of a daughter Karen Renee at High Point hospital on February 1 this year.
Mr and Mrs Buddy Haselden of 110 Dalton Street announce the birth of a daughter Teresa Marie on January 30 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Haselden was formerly Peggy Walker of Mebane.
A terse message urges ending a relationship with a girl described as using the writer. The language equates inaction with giving the cold shoulder and advises a firm severing of ties.
Advises readers to request Ann Landers guidance on marriage by sending 20 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to the newspaper’s address. Emphasizes her willingness to help with marital issues and promises a mailed response.
Mr and Mrs J L Moser of 806 Willow Drive announce the birth of a son Jay Brian on February 1 at High Point hospital. Mrs Moser is the former Faith Fagan of High Point.
Stephens Bible Class will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. with Mrs. W. P. Bodenheimer at 313 Sunset Dr. Mrs. A. G. Argo will be the leader.
Thrifty sausage based meals are presented with step by step prep. Link sausages are browned then layered with apples or peaches in casseroles and baked with spice, sugar, and crumbs. Other ideas include sausage skewers with pineapple and a baked soda foot soak for tired feet.
Local ad promotes a $10 Riviera Cold Wave service at West End Beauty Shop located at 1505 English St. The offer highlights affordable hair care with today’s call-in deal.
A vintage advertisement promotes Gerber Strained and Junior Dinners with multiple varieties. It touts soft vinyl pants, sizes, and baby feeding tips while suggesting mix ideas like fruit with peanut butter. The copy ends with a note on natural flavors and nutrition from Fremont, Michigan.
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