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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1966
Page
7
The article explains body electricity, electrolytes, and the role of potassium in heart and muscle function. It notes the body maintains potassium balance via diet, the impact of heart and kidney conditions on balance, and common potassium rich foods and cooking considerations. It cautions on low potassium diets and the self-regulating nature of potassium needs.
In West Germany a Soviet sales team demonstrates a range of earth-moving machinery led by female drivers. Natasha Vinogradov says Soviet women are the best tractor operators and a symbol of gender equality as exports promote bulldozers graders and rollers at European trade shows.
Stephens Bible Class meets at Mrs. Griffiths home 1514 Johnson St on Wednesday at 10 AM with Miss Alene Kelly the teacher The McFather Class of Green Street Baptist Church meets at Mrs Colin Farlow 3509 Tanyard Rd on Tuesday for a covered dish supper at 6 30 PM
The Moose Home on N Main Street hosted a Women of the Moose meeting led by Senior Regent Mrs Harvey Larrick. Plans were discussed for a rummage sale set for Oct 1 at Jake Harris on Washington Street and a covered dish supper for members and families on Sept 26 led by Academy of Friendship chair Mrs Calvin Titsler.
A reader asks about unexpected guests at meals and how to handle seating and etiquette. An anonymous note to Ann Landers prompts advice on boundaries and privacy. A driver education question and alcoholism booklet request follow, with guidance on proper inquiry and resources.
Troy woman’s club sponsors third annual antique show October 10 to 12 at Montgomery County Country Club. Show runs 11 a.m. Monday and 10 a.m. Tuesday and Wednesday with one hour nightly periods plus meals and homemade foods featured.
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