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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
15
Dad is hailed as master chef in a Father s Day barbecue guide. It details diamond scored flank steaks rolled jelly roll fashion, grilled pinwheels, and a zippy barbecue sauce. It also suggests sides such as corn on the cob salad greens and strawberry short cake to round out the meal.
In San Francisco AP report, Juv ine delin quents are discussed by the nation's top man in scouting. He argues for constructive programs to keep numbers down and warns against overemphasizing the 2 percent who offend while praising the 98 percent who stay out of trouble.
Archdale Trinity Woman's Club met at the church for a picnic lunch and white elephant sale. Pastor David Stanfield of Springfield Friends spoke on Quaker settlement history and toured the museum with members. Mrs. Fred Lambeth led the business meeting and reported on the Pinehurst state convention.
Article notes a Tulsa AP item about a group of seven year olds and their families attending a July meeting. It lists new members Mrs. David Warren and Mrs. Gene Marsh and mentions the Sammarcand Project. Parents total 20 relatives including siblings and cousins.
Hollywood star Joan Crawford rejects reports of poverty and discloses a yearly $60,000 salary from a soft drink company plus board earnings and film income. She notes her husband Alfred Steele died April 19 and says she will sell her Brentwood home to relocate to New York for business reasons.
Mrs. Harry S. Truman, age 74, leaves a Kansas City hospital after May 18 surgery to remove a breast tumor that was non malignant. She returns with her husband to their Independence home.
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