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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1957
Page
8
A colorful Valentines Day menu and centerpiece ideas by Mary Brown. Recipes include Love Apple Heart Sandwiches with red tomatoes, carrot arrows, cheese stuffed cherries, and a walnut macaroni salad. Centerpiece features a ribbon tree with paper hearts and glitter accents.
Dorothy Roe reports advice from Charlotte Thompson executive director of the Valentine's Day council urging Americans to show affection to their spouses amid busy lives. The article notes many people neglect simple expressions of love while juggling career, family, and daily pressures.
Hans Neffgen a two year old from Hamburg Germany arrives in the San Francisco Bay area et accompanied by stewardess Eva Nielson. He is adopted by Mr and Mrs Charles McLeran with help from Emily Westhoff and a German speaking friend.
Peiping radio reports Premier Chou En-lai returned today to the Communist Chinese capital after a three month tour of eleven countries in South Asia and eastern Europe.
Violet, a skunk kept under the Kirby King household for nine days by a pickle jar, has been freed after Judy Crawford placed a sack over the animal and removed the jar. The skunk caused noise and disturbance under the house until capture.
A mother killed her three sons and cut her own throat before hiding the bodies in an apparent murder suicide. The father, a 33 year old guidance counselor, said the mother had been a patient at a mental hospital after the youngest son Mark was born. The victims were Mark 6 months, David 4, and Eric 3. The sister discovered the scene after a school pickup.
Morris Weisberger was elected head of the Sailors Union of the Pacific at a meeting of about 1,500 members in San Francisco. He succeeds the late Harry Lundeberg, who died January 28, and has served as New York port agent since 1939.
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