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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1972
Page
25
A couple quarrels over forged author signatures in a cookbook dedication. The husband admits past fabrications of famous names from Truman to Mitchell, while the wife accuses him of deception and wonders about the Julia Childs inscription. The exchange reveals strains after 22 years of marriage.
A Tennessee girl in Tokyo compares Japanese rural life with the Ozarks noting shared neighbors attitudes and customs. She mentions spring greens and nanakusa seven herbs ritual as similar to Ozark wild greens and sassafras tea, reflecting longstanding rural customs in both regions.
A sequence of quoted remarks from women covers belly dancing and anonymity masking, education in Australia, constitutional authority over presidential action, dog ownership responsibility, community schools, farming life near Thurmont, and feminist terminology. The speakers include Carolyn Muellbauer, Dr. Claire Pedersen, Rep. Bella S. Abzug, Pat Conner, Alice Willard, and Susan Davis.
The High Point Junior Woman's Club schedules the annual Sweetheart Ball for February 11 at Sedgefield Manor. All members and former members are invited. Reserve by January 28 via Mrs. Bobby Butler.
The Irene Hartley Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet in the church parlor on Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Mrs. Mabel Moore hosts with assistance from Mrs. Lola Bessick and Mrs. Opal Conrad. Mrs. Maude Embler will give the program.
North Carolina is one of 18 states that controls fluid milk prices paid to producers. Economists at North Carolina State University note most other states follow federal milk marketing orders for pricing.
Thelma Hinson, former extension home management specialist at North Carolina State University, identifies four soil types to combat in housekeeping. She notes dry light dust litter greasy soil and grit require distinct cleaning approaches and tools.
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