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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1968
Page
9
A look at how American men reaching 65 and retiring affect their wives. The piece cites wives noting changes from daily companionship to new routines, worries about appearance and budget, refrigerator syndrome, and husbands becoming kitchen efficiency experts.
A reader asks why lasting partnerships remain unmarried and argues about benefits, while the columnist suggests it's a matter of personal wholeness and sacrifice, not just psychology. The exchange touches on advising a mother about a disruptive 6-year-old and a reader seeking parental boundaries.
Miss Nancy Cook received a corsage of red carnations at a lingerie shower hosted by Mrs. Blanche Owens and Barbara West at Owens home on Rt. 4 Kernersville. About twenty guests attended as Valentine decor framed refreshments for the February 16 marriage to Michael Owens at Hillcrest Baptist Church.
The article notes 1968 price rises for beef veal lamb broilers fruits soft drinks and bakery with pork vegetables dairy sugar and coffee steadier. It offers 10 tips to cut food costs up to 15 percent including meal planning shopping lists watching fridges and freezers using weekly specials and learning proper food handling.
Brentwood School PTA will gather in the auditorium on Tuesday February 6 at 7 30 in the evening. Violet Carnes Health Educator of the Guilford County Health Department will lead the program. The executive board meets in the library at 7 PM.
Restaurateur Gonzalo Miro in Palma de Mallorca offered a $100 prize for best new snack ideas. He celebrated the winner whose proposal suggested turning hot dogs into different shapes and sizes. He noted his bar business has doubled with the new perros calientes.
Cheddar cheese derives its name from the English village of Cheddar where the product originated. Local dairy practices and historical markets helped popularize the cheese style, establishing a lasting link to its hillside village beginnings.
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