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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1967
Page
14
The caption lists officers including vice president Mrs Jimmy Clodfelter in back row, secretary and Miss Ann Small as treasurer, detailing the lineup of the group.
A reader’s spoofed column humorously divides life issues into three kinds and mocks advice formats. The note includes a playful self outburst about DIY problem kits and references ANN LANDERS style guidance with a mailed booklet offer for sexual etiquette.
A 14 year old writer describes returning home to find her mother involved with a convicted burglar now living with them again. She asks if she should move back in with her grandparents for peace, noting her brothers share her disdain. The response urges moving in with the grandparents, ideally with the brothers too.
High Point Beta Sigma Phi chapters held their 36th annual anniversary dinner at the Coach House Restaurant in Thomasville. New city council officers were introduced by Miss Shirley Albertson including President Jean Wright and Vice President Shirley Stradley.
SEDGEFIELD be provided by Buck Wuachae. Other special nights include a fish fry on Ma Ry in New England on May 19. All the delights of Italian cuisine will highlight Italian Night, May 26. On these dates dinner music will be provided by Charles Peace at the organ.
Wendy Myers, 25, returns to London after seven years and 100 countries, starting with under 300 dollars and a toothbrush. She hitchhiked most of the way, often paying nothing, then plans to write a book about her journey.
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