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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1959
Page
11
New potatoes prepared with dill provide a fresh gourmet approach. The recipe serves 5-6, using 1% pounds potatoes, butter, dill, and pepper. A Maitre d Hotel variation suggests melting butter and thickening with flour for a richer finish.
In Columbia, SC, state officials told the national audience that equality of opportunity is promised and that equal educational opportunities between races are being provided. State Sen. L Marion Gressette headed the segregation committee and said most colored schools favor operating segregated, forecasting further moves if attempts are made.
Viola Newman Berman, wife of film producer Pandro S. Berman, obtained a divorce on testimony that he deserted her after 28 years and 10 months of marriage. She was awarded custody of their two daughters, Susan 18 and Cynthia 16, with the couple’s son Harry Michael 22 noted in court records. The husband reportedly left in 1956 and has occasionally paid child support.
Water from a broken pipe runs into a hole near a horse stables in Myer Virginia. The text misreads historical timelines about Civil War era rooms and the invention of the electric light bulb.
In Tulsa Oklahoma a small electric firm's truck bore the humorous sign Volts Wagon on its rear along with the AP report.
In Nyssa Oregon Angel Martinez saved 13 year old Guadalupe Ribera while his stepdaughters sank. The other girl drowned as a deaf mute brother tried to help. Martin Ribera 15 conveyed the emergency to a nearby farmer using gestures.
High Point Altrusa Club installed new officers at the Sheraton Blue Room on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Dean Miller was named president with Barbara Brooks as corresponding secretary and Daisy Garrett as recording secretary. Other appointees include Miss Jesse May Young treasurer and Mrs. Helen Nelson on the board. Miss Francis Burgess remains on the board. Evelyn Stirewall was elected vice president but was absent. Catherine Moffitt and Lena Mann conducted the ceremony. The group plans a July 12 Lake Tillery cottage workshop and luncheon for the outgoing and new boards. Attending were about 20 members plus Mrs. C. W. Ledford and Edna Ross, a former member now in Miami, Florida.
A compilation of everyday phrases and judgments about people from teens to adults. The piece lists common attitudes about dating, discipline, fashion, health, and car preferences. It ends with a remark about West Berlin's size.
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