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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1974
Page
15
By ERMA BOMBECK a humorous defense of avoiding spreading colds. She mocks the idea of sharing illness in public spaces, condemns contagious behavior, and urges readers to keep illnesses home. She contrasts rare, rotten colds with exaggerated, sexy notions of colds and ends with a call to restraint.
Ben Emerson, an editor on a city newspaper sports desk, returns from work to a demanding home life with his four year old daughter and six year old son. He cooks, bathes, dresses, shops, and helps with chores before bedtime, grateful for his aunt and sister who help with the children. He hopes to hire a full time housekeeper to ease his burden.
Ice storms bring branches down and topple trees with hazard to power lines. The piece notes Bartlett of Bartlett Tree Expert Co explains ice accumulations crack crotches and topple tops, urging owners to repair after cleanup. It also covers widower financial burdens and rising women life insurance ownership backed by census data and Institute figures.
Mr and Mrs Clayton E Myers announce the engagement of their daughter Deborah Elaine to Thomas Ray Honeycutt son of Mr and Mrs Thomas M Honeycutt of 804 Mendenhall St The couple plan a May 25 wedding at First Baptist Church Deborah Elaine is a Pfeiffer College senior elementary education major and East Davidson High School 1971 graduate Thomas Ray Honeycutt is a NC State University electrical engineering senior set to graduate in May He is a member of Eta Kappa Nu Association.
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