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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1958
Page
9
A mother learns to issue clear orders to her child Josie rather than evasive requests. The piece argues direct authority builds self trust and reduces family power dithering, illustrating with a kitchen table moment and a swimmer metaphor.
A five year old named Cliff fears the dark after his father’s stern discipline. The article explains childhood fears arise from buried anxieties and the loss of parental safety. Cliff’s terror eased when his father accepted him, showing fears are soothed by love not argument.
Corn on the cob is featured with steps for boiling or steaming and a butter serving. It includes a recipe for spiced butters with dill and basil and several corn based dishes with tuna croquettes and breadcrumbs baked at 350 degrees for about 40 minutes.
In San Francisco AP report John F. Bester of USC tells the State Pharmaceutical Convention that obesity links to illness and the only remedy is reducing food intake. He argues doctors should guide patients to eat less.
Ohio remains the top producer of pea and tomato crops in the United States, reflecting strong agricultural output and regional farming efficiency.
Mr and Mrs Willis Lee marked their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at their Fisher Street home on Sunday. Guests were invited to call between two and five in the afternoon.
Dr. Winifred G. Helmes of the U S Department of Labor panel in a Zonta International convention argues mature women can return to work at 35 after raising children. She highlights nursing teaching and secretarial fields as in demand with flexible options.
Mrs. Lynwood Weaver hosted a luncheon in Martinsville Virginia for Miss Nancy Haltom with 16 guests including Mrs. C G Haltom and Mrs. Helen Casey. Miss Haltom, fiancée of Ferguson Road of Atlanta Georgia, will wed July 12 at First Methodist Church.
John M. Ray president of the Music Teachers Assn of California says rock n roll is a nervous outlet for anxious times. He describes it as barbaric yet musically a disgrace but notes it helps youths work off tensions and exuberance at the convention in Los Angeles.
A student at Arkansas Tech College modestly voted for his opponent in a race for president of the student council. The opponent won by 1 vote, 216 to 215.
A thumbnail size Sonotone 222 fits fully in the ear with no cord or visible button and weighs half an ounce with the smallest battery. The versatile model suits wearers with glasses. Event at SHERATON HOTEL High Point NC on Thursday July 3 from 10 AM to 6 PM offers free home demonstrations.
An AP reprint from Kansas City reports a letter to the editor in The Kansas City Star. The writer, Henry C. Winters, jokes that his overtime illegal parking ticket was caused by marriage to a woman with a car. He is 74 and has never before needed hospital care jury service or fines.
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