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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1959
Page
8
Ruth Millett notes a couple rushed to repair a TV and radio after a long evening spent in silence. She argues couples should try silence or shared activities to rekindle talk before retreating to screens. Also shares a quick tip for flavored vinegars with garlic and herbs.
Grace asks how to respond to parents who deem a fiancé with only a 10th grade education as "below" her college graduate status. Ann advises focusing on character and outcomes, noting public announcements rarely mention education and many self taught individuals succeed. Kismet seeks guidance to reconcile a husband's affair and return home. Ann counsels patience, politeness, and requiring commitment before accepting his return.
An 18 year old from Fulton Missouri whose drunken quarrel with her father ended in his death was sentenced by Circuit Judge W M Dinwiddie to three years with probation instead of prison. The defendant Ann Taylor, an Mokane High School graduate, claimed self defense after using her father s pistol to shoot him four times as he lay on a bed. The judge said society would not be served by prison in this case. A separate line notes a claim that 21 million Americans play the piano.
Emily Boetticher testified that film director Bud Boetticher struck her and stayed out at night as she won a divorce. She receives $600 monthly alimony and $200 monthly for each of their two children, Helen aged 8 and Georgia aged 10, with Boetticher aged 44 and her 34. They wed in 1946 in Tijuana and again in 1949 in Los Angeles.
In Damascus crowds mark the first anniversary of Syria joining with Egypt to form the United Arab Republic. Festive decorations center on portraits of UAR President Gamal Abdel Nasser. The weekend is expected to bring a climax with visits by Nasser and Yugoslav President Tito.
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