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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1959
Page
12
Maryland officials list only a bridge dedication and harbor tunnel as notable 20th Century events while the Hall of Records notes seven 16th Century, twelve 18th Century, and nine 19th Century occurrences. The fox hunters cry “Tally ho” likely derives from the French taïaut and signals hounds.
Thomasville High launches The Guest Cottage as the senior play with a cast of 10 and April 10 opening. Hope Fairchild plans to unite her father and fiancé amid family meddling while Rita Forbes and Senator Grimes enter the scene. Curtain time 8 p.m. in the Fairchilds’ estate.
Greensboro police hunted 37 year old William Bryant in connection with the shotgun killing of Ada Bryant 32 mother of nine. The body lay near a bed with a 12 gauge shell and murder weapon nearby as son 11 alerted relatives and authorities.
In New Haven on Monday poems will cost a penny each at a local bookstore display. Yale students William Byler Alan Shavin and Lewis Lipsitz duplicate 200 copies of every poem to publish unseen works from unpublished poets nationwide. Purchasers may drop a penny and take a poem home without reading it first.
All 400 United Evangelical Lutherans converge in Winston-Salem for the 155th annual North Carolina Synod convention at Augsburg Evangelical Lutheran Church. Topics cover minister shortages, merger talks with three Lutheran bodies, and a report on funds raised for the Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary in Columbia, South Carolina.
The first free public school in America was established in Boston Massachusetts in 1635, as cited by the Encyclopedia Britannica.
In Buenos Aires the government said Communists organized a four hour riot that left one dead and 26 police and 144 others injured. Police reported vehicles burned, streetcars attacked, and protests by thousands of workers protesting Frondizi policies.
The psaltery was an ancient Hebrew stringed instrument played by plucking. It shaped like a harp and later gained a keyboard mechanism. From it evolved the spinet, harpsichord, and ultimately the piano.
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