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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1959
Page
7
A reader asks about kiss anxiety at 19 and facing romance. Ann says professional help may be needed to overcome long held inhibitions. Other letters discuss dinner table reading, family communication, and supporting a prison releasee, with guidance and a call for a self addressed envelope for assistance.
A nominating committee presented a slate of new officers at the February Y's Menettes meeting at Mrs. Kenneth Wilkerson's home. Hawks will chair the event. The service committee reported a fall bazaar and plans were discussed. The slate includes president Mrs. Paul Bill McDowell and Ken Johnson. editors Mesdames Ketchel Adams and Donald Setliff. scrapbook chair Mrs. Ernest Burleson. publicity chair Mrs. Jerry Shaver. devotions chair Mrs. George Dixon. fruit basket chair Mrs. Garland Pugh. The service committee comprises Mesdames Ketchel Adams Max Cooke and Jack Hawks. Refreshments and social hour followed the meeting.
Ruth Millett notes frequently visiting her ailing father in hospital, where guests share long complaints of aches and disabilities. She argues older people should avoid depressing talk and instead be a joyful example for younger generations.
A thrift friendly guide offers veal goulash with continental flair for 68 servings. Instructions cover veal cubes bay leaf caraway dill seeds salt pepper and hot water, then thickened with flour and paprika and finished with sour cream. Subsequent tips describe Beef Steak and Kidney Casserole, and a fricassee chicken with olives baked in a casserole for six.
Dr H L Collins of Columbus warns against wobbling Winnies with needle toes and stiletto heels. He argues young feet are not ready for pointed high heels and warn of bunions, ingrown toenails and infections.
SIZEWELL England AP The head of an exclusive girls school on the Suffolk coast voices concern as the Central Electricity Generating Board plans a large new atomic power station near the private beach. He fears disruption and inappropriate behavior by workmen after pay nights and plans to protest to the planning authorities hoping for relocation.
The opposition Labor party says U S restrictions on trade with the Soviet Union deprive Britain of exports worth 280 million dollars. Harold Wilson, a party financial expert, said British goods with American patented parts are involved.
A health expert notes ankle sprains and fractures rose by 30 to 40 percent since spike heels became popular. He recommends all day wear with low or medium heels and warns against extreme shoe styles, likening them to desert in a diet.
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