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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1956
Page
7
Dorothy Roe reports on American businessmen who rank initiative as the top trait for the ideal secretary. They value the ability to anticipate wishes, act quickly, and manage information, followed by typing, neatness, phone manners, punctuality, and good books.
Readers can diversify egg salad on sandwiches by adding chopped olives, pickle relish, chives, or small bits of crisp bacon to introduce new textures and flavors. These mix-ins offer contrasts in saltiness and crunch while keeping the dish quick and budget friendly.
The schedule lists multiple club gatherings and an upcoming wedding. Events include The Modern Study Club with Mrs William R Locke, Sunset Garden Club with Mrs Percy White, Creditwomen Breakfast Club at the Sheraton, and McGinn Herndon wedding rehearsal at First Baptist Church followed by a cake cutting. Also noted are Gray Lady Class registrations at Red Cross House and a Canterbury Club meeting.
Miss Thelma E Magnone 23 was fined five dollars for a wolf whistle illegal device in her car and assessed costs after pleading guilty. Judge Leighton noted the whistle's association with males and also charged speeding in the same incident.
In Lakeland Florida a plan to import swans for sightseeing was abandoned after only seven dollars was raised of the approximate three hundred dollar cost. A drive to fund the project began but failed. Also a kitchen tip suggests mixing butter with prepared mustard to spread on hallasan sandwiches.
A fashion floor promotes half sizes from 12% to 24% for a slimming look. The display highlights a grand selection and frequent arrivals with new half sizes active daily.
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