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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1966
Page
5
A reader letter argues against Harvard professors who suggest teaching children to drink alcohol early. The writer counters with psychology that alcohol addiction stems from ego deficits and external pressures, endorsing teaching resilience instead. The note also touches on youth behavior and even references Ann Landers guidance.
Miss Linda Bulla was feted at a miscellaneous floating shower hosted by Mrs. Harold Hedrick in Jamestown. About 75 guests attended between 7 and 9 PM, with cake squares nuts mints and punch served. The bride to be will wed James Nunn on July 2 at Bales Memorial Church.
Readers eye a spring hat revival with gaucho shapes and borrowed 1900s silhouettes. Strollers and boaters, slouches and fedoras migrate from menfolk as Aussie and Digger hats appear in natural straw tones and bright colors.
The Deborah Class of Green Street Baptist Church meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at 220 Princeton Ave with Mrs Effie Prather and Miss Lexie Laster as cohostess. Koontz Bible Class plans a Tuesday evening gathering at 7 30 at 1306 Ragan St hosted by Mrs R Carl Tigan.
Brides and brides elect must submit photos to The Enterprise women’s department by Tuesday noon. Provide glossy prints 5 by 7 inches or larger. Fill blanks for engagement and wedding details. A full calendar month between engagement and wedding dates is required if both pictures are printed.
A dense listing details schedules for Pam Rear Guard Y and Central Y Teeners with swim and craft classes from morning to evening, including preschool, beginner, intermediate, lifeguard, and dance programs. It ends with a DIY tip on painting unfinished furniture with washable enamel or high gloss paint to keep pieces clean and attractive.
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