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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1961
Page
18
The letters depict heated views on gender roles from a reader who dismisses the modern woman as a harmful stereotype while another writer defends affectionate public displays and romance. A teenage boy defends his choice to bleach his own hair.
United Church Women will inspect the new Harvester station wagon purchased for migrant work at a Wesley Memorial meeting Wednesday at 10 a.m. District 2 leads the event with a panel discussion by state officers including Helen Turnbull from New York.
Twenty five patients from the Veterans Hospital in Salisbury were entertained by the Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 619. A spaghetti dinner was served at the post home on Greensbor Road. Performers included Susan Modlin Sharon Morris Susan Clapp Brenda Homies and Dickie Holmes. The program ended with a square dance and Mrs Doris B. Pierce noted upcoming officer elections Tuesday.
Dear 17 Volume Peroxide asks if bleaching is acceptable for boys and what peers call him. Ann Landers replies there is no law against it but suggests better use of time and invites readers to send problems with a stamped self addressed envelope for help.
Guil Rand Ladies Auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Pat Logan 255 Linda Street Archdale with Mrs Pat Logan hosting the gathering.
In New York 15000 buyers and toy makers descend on the American Toy Fair March 13 to 22 to preview Christmas 1961 toys. Designer Marvin Glass urges toys that invite child participation over spectator gadgets with expressive, interactive features and simple real tasks.
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