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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1953
Page
9
In Provo Utah Nan S Eccles hair of copper and gold inspires fishermen. A local angler cut a lock to craft a fishing fly and caught many fish including an eight pounder. Word spreads as others request strands for flies prompting her to cut more hair.
New York reports Dorothy Doughty arriving from England to observe birds. She runs a business making porcelain bird figurines in natural settings. After reaching New York she went to the Bronx Zoo then to rural areas to study warbler migration along the Gulf Coast.
In Chicopee Massachusetts a new draftee gains the nickname Mr Alphabet due to a 26 letter surname. The recruit is Lam bros Pappatorianta filllos poulous, highlighting unusual name length among local draftees.
St. Louis presents two Tremayne spring costumes in misses sizes with sleek lines and fabric stories. One reads orlon rayon acetate with Irish linen accents in a sheath dress and jacket, white jacket lining. the other pairs a shaggy rayon fabric with pure silk for a suit and straight jacket. The box silhouette features belt cinches or straight hang.
A 24 year old woman said she went to talk with her estranged husband in Houston. He backed up a car during the quarrel striking her dress as she tried to escape. She leaped in the car to chase him but he dodged, and she escaped without serious injury.
AP News features a persuasive piece arguing for a return to old fashioned manners. The author defends gallantry and courtesy, warning that over equal treatment can erode civility and mutual respect between men and women. The essay contends flattery and politeness boost morale and social harmony.
When a boy who doesn't know your parents takes you out for the first time, make things easy for him. Do not dash to the car but greet him at the door and introduce him to your parents. Consider his feelings and say the right things to put him at ease. He will likely be nervous.
Worcester Mass. W H Sawyer's customers chose a new site for his lumber yard by voting on locations. In under a month 1656 responses arrived with more suggestions still pouring in as traffic changes were expected to force a move.
A new nasal spray named Biomydrin shows potential in a one day treatment to render nasal mucous membranes free of sinusitis and allergic bacterial infections in some cases, according to early clinical results.
Twenty eight Communists are housed in a desert camp near Amman after a government crackdown. They were prisoners in Amman but moved to the isolated camp for active propaganda activity, living in relative comfort away from civilization.
The wife of Massillon founder James Duncan, a noted New England figure, described as a fine French scholar, named the 1825 settlement Massillon after Fr. Jean Baptiste Massillon. The priest served at the Court of Louis XV and his sermons gained prominence.
Akron police responded after neighbors found Mrs. Margaret Moore 66 alone at 711 Gardendale Avenue North Hill ill on the cellar floor. She said she collapsed three days earlier and could not reach help. Moore is a retired department store employee living alone.
The First International Country Fair will be held in May in a large enclosure with fine installations. Spanish exhibitors lead participation, with France Belgium Germany Holland Italy England Sweden and Portugal expected to take part with cattle agricultural machinery and fertilizers.
Mexico has faced a rising need to import corn to cover domestic consumption amid a shortage. Government and industry sources note reduced harvests and increased reliance on foreign supplies to meet demand.
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