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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1960
Page
24
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on a dog conflict, a broken engagement, mourning norms, and seeking guidance. She suggests buying a new dog as a peace offering, advises ending the engagement, and urges the mourning widow to rejoin social life, inviting readers to request her booklet on teenage drinking.
Mr and Mrs Jack Coleman and two daughters from Los Angeles visit Mr and Mrs Henry Terry in High Point staying until the weekend. Mr and Mrs Frits van der Steur and children Gary and Lisa depart for Phoenix to join Phoenix University music department. Mrs Adolph Popelka and Mr and Mrs Bob Larson and children from Wisconsin visit Carl Tews in Lynn Beth. Piedmont Christian Camp attendees Butch and Lynn Riley depart for Blue Ridge session. Hair color tips suggest avoiding black navy blue and gray with gray hair.
An informal summer guide from Isabel A McGovern describes turning a garden or patio into an outdoor continental cafe. It highlights espresso as the centerpiece with quick finger foods like cheese and fruit, cookies, and pastries, plus variations such as cappuccino and caffe tonica. Recipes cover cheese straws, nut cookies, torta di ricotta, chocolate puffs with chocolate cheese filling, and Granita di Coffee, emphasizing ease, home espresso service, and festive atmosphere for guests.
After the rehearsal a cake cutting was held at 2105 Francis Street for the Martin Howard wedding. The refreshment table featured a white lace cloth and mixed summer flowers with a green and white motif. Miss Joyce Martin wed Kenneth Jackson Howard at Central Alliance Church at 5 pm Saturday.
The mature parent essay recalls Miss M a now shy, hardworking woman shaped by a mother's repeated claim she nearly died at her birth. The piece argues mothers burden children with an unpayable debt, hindering belief in personal ownership of life and happiness. It also includes an abrupt barbecue tip about baking soda to control flames.
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