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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1957
Page
7
Diet guidance for managing a child’s obesity stresses medical evaluation before dieting and focuses on reducing fat intake, limiting high fat snacks, and replacing between meal treats with fruit or vegetables while noting diet alone rarely solves obesity.
In Albuquerque New Mexico Patrolman Larry Eversull directed an unidentified pilot by shouting from an airplane to the nearest airport. The pilot announced plans to go to Montana and then took off after the exchange. Eversull quipped he should have issued a ticket.
A brief note describes canned Bing cherries used in a colorful orange gelatin dessert. The text emphasizes flavor and preparation steps such as pitting the cherries.
New York reports that business experts advocate treating the modern home as a large enterprise. They endorse adding a kitchen office with pastel typewriter and cash register to track expenses and receipts, arguing it will simplify household management and provide fast reference for the man of the house.
The Enterprise solicits engagement pictures and wedding information for the Sunday women’s pages and weekday editions. Submit 8x10 engagement photos and fill a wedding information form with signed family details. Deadline is Wednesday 12 noon for Sundays and two days before publication on weekdays.
A reader asks how a working wife can show her husband is essential to the family. The adviser explains masculine pride blocks admission and suggests the husband acknowledge the mother's work and the need for shared housework.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Russell Jr. announce a daughter Sharon Leigh born October 25 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Guy Stevens announce a daughter Laura Elizabeth born October 26 at High Point Memorial Hospital. A son Clarence Bernard Jr. born October 26 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Cline is Greta Joyce Craver of Thomasville. Collier Madison Hall born October 27 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Hall of Thomasville. Betty Lou Hayworth of High Point is the mother.
Announcements note births in late October at High Point Memorial and local hospitals. Ricky Lynne Marshall, Deborah Ann Patton, Terry Lee Robertson, Ricky Leon Bundy, Debra Ann Coman, Virginia Louise Cooke, Connie Smith Hanes III born to families in High Point, Thomasville, and nearby areas.
Following the Executive Board meeting the Virginia Care Chapter Daughters of the American Colonists heard progress reports on all projects. Mrs. Ra mon Newman Carrigan of Washington was named candidate for national treasurer to be elected in April in Washington. New members admitted were Mrs. Ernest Dinnette of Lenoir and Mrs. Roy Crowder of Raleigh, with transfer by Mrs. W. R. McCleary of Charlotte. Next meeting set for Hollywood Southern Pines on Jan 11.
Miss Pierce plans December wedding to Bobby Martin. Bride elect works at High Point Memorial Hospital nursing staff. Sgt. Martin is stationed at Camp Lejeune with the United States Armed Forces. Wedding scheduled for December 7.
Governor Goodwin J. Knight affirmed reelection plans while noting no firm withdrawal from the governor contest. He faced questions of a possible deal to quit the governor race for a Senate bid under pressure from Knowland supporters. Knight did not fully rule out options and hinted at past signals.
Instructions describe adding finely chopped walnuts to a chocolate cake mix batter. After baking, coat with an orange syrup made from grated orange rind and orange juice for a citrus walnut glaze.
Mrs C K Wright spoke on showing lines and materials for dried arrangements at the Wallflower Garden Club meeting held last evening at Mrs Glenn on Hasty Road. Mrs Alwood Blair assisted. Wright demonstrated arrangements as sixteen members and three guests heard her talk. A plant sale followed with refreshments served by hostesses.
The Contract Bridge Club held a Friday luncheon at the Woman's Club Building in Thomasville hosted by Mrs. R. M. Cooksey. Guests included Mrs. J. E. Taylor and Mrs. J. G. Thomason. High score went to Mrs. George Finch. visitors prize to Mrs. J. E. Taylor. members present included Mrs. L. K. Mobley, Mrs. Rapp, and Mrs. Sees Soot.
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