Women's Department Guidelines and Calendar Procedures
The 1959 High Point Enterprise Women’s Department outlines reporter reporting methods including deadlines 9:30 a.m. weekdays and 10:30 a.m. Saturdays for Sunday edition, with note that mail and box submissions have fixed pickup times. It details calendar items church announcements PTA news and guidance on proper bylines and photo considerations, emphasizing written submissions and lead information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frits van der Steur
Charles Robbin, Jr
Enterprise
Women's Department
PTA News
Look Deep Into My Eyes to Lose Fat Hypnosis Claim
Ruth Millett notes a doctor reporting 42 women shed a half-ton via hypnosis. She observes many rely on self-hypnosis and dieting, describing their ritual of avoiding desserts and biscuits, and attending reducing salons and exercise classes.
Here Comes The Lovely June Bride AP News
The article notes 1959 American brides are mostly 18, with grooms 19 or 20, often in college. It describes wedding plans and fashion like white formal gowns, veils, and bridesmaids in pastel dresses. It hints at dieting language and parents funding years of scrimping before a big ceremony. It mentions ancestral lace veils and Knights of Labor origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
American Federation of Be
Knights of Labor
NAM Head Calls for Balanced Budget to Curb Inflation
Stanley C. Hope, NAM president, told reporters in Los Angeles that a balanced budget is the only way to stop inflation. He said he is among a few who believe a balanced budget is in sight and that the first step is to keep spending within income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
National Assn. of Manufacturers
Stanley C. Hope
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F.T.D
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