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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1959
Page
6
A guide to discreet exercises that fit into office life and travel. It suggests practicing at home first, keeping comfortable surroundings, and using desk and transit moments to strengthen calves thighs and posture without drawing attention. The tips emphasize routine, proper alignment, and subtle movements during the workday.
Mrs. E. A. Hall of 1745 Winston Road returns home after weeks in New York City with her daughter Miss Helen Leigh Hall who enrolled September 15 in the Barbizon School to study modeling. Earlier Mr. Hall spent a week sightseeing with his daughter in New York.
Mrs Virginia Marlene Glover and family announce births for twins of Raymon Stanley on Sept 29 at High Point Memorial Hospital. The Bryants report son Joseph Raven born to Robert and wife at 3303 Woodview Dr. The Griffins announce Robert Melville III born Sept 28 at High Point Memorial. The Ruths report daughter Rebecca born at Point Memorial Hospital. Edward Lyles Bing ham Jr. born Sept 28 at home Route 2 Thomasville.
In Los Angeles a Superior Court judge granted actress Dolores Michaels a divorce from artist Maurice Martine. Michaels, 25, testified that after their 1953 marriage he treated her as a beauty object and forced a Spartan lifestyle, including a “shell of a house” at the beach.
Forty young Canadian sturgeon were shipped to Russia in exchange for live Russian sturgeon. The two-foot Russian sturgeon mature in two years while the Canadian sturgeon, minus inches in length, require at least 15 years to mature.
Mrs Adams hosted presentations and a business meeting for the Menettes club on an evening in October. The group discussed Halloween plans and the upcoming November bazaar led by Mrs Paul Foe.
The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Poc 1960 will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the post home on W Burton Street.
A reader asks how to tell if a younger partner is after money or genuine affection. Ann Landers suggests checking for signs of financial strings attached and notes age difference may influence the answer. Also discussed: a sneeze bless you custom and a late engagement gift inquiry, with guidance to communicate and consider mailing letters to the column.
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