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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1960
Page
9
The Polaris submarine missile test aboard the USS Observation Island had a successful shipboard launch and both stages burned normally, but several minor goals were not achieved. The report notes clear weather in Cape Canaveral and an airframe 28 feet long, with the test conducted at an altitude of 5,280 feet.
A reader asks how to handle a brainy aunt who claims to intercept radio messages and go to the FBI. Ann urges medical evaluation. Ottawa couple seeks stability with a soldier husband. Ann advises upbeat letters and self-help. A widower’s misjudged partner and hair fashion spark a witty rebuttal. Ann notes hair grows back and offers guidance and resources.
Ruth Millett argues today’s older men refuse to be old and slow. They pursue golf, travel, politics, and dancing rather than retire quietly, and she urges focusing on their interests rather than aging stereotypes. A mail order offer for her booklet promises guidance on happier marriages.
A mother recalls a long ago conflict with her daughter Judy about discipline and material needs. The daughter, angry at her mother's impatience, restrained herself from cutting the mother’s clothes and instead chose a hurt that could be mended. They reflect on mutual understanding and the quiet bonds between parent and child.
Mrs. Orville FE Brady was sentenced to 15 days in jail for mowing her lawn at 6 30 am with a power mower a neighbor complained about the noise disturbing multiple residents Brady said her husband has a heart condition and she feared he would mow if she did not do it first in Santa Barbara California AP report
The annual Bible Conference of Carolina Adventists begins Friday at Lake Junaluska North Carolina. About 3500 pastors and laymen are expected to attend with daily services drawing 600 to 1000 and weekends up to 2500 attendees through June 4. H V Reed of Charlotte leads the Carolina Conference presidency.
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