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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1955
Page
23
A New York Times style notice praises Colette’s The Vagabond as a fine French novel of solitude and love. It follows Renee Nere, a 33 year old musician, and her 40 day provincial tour as she weighs marriage against independence.
Leon Burnett lauds Phil Wylie’s Tomorrow as a strong, sobering novel about nuclear war. The piece praises Wylie’s moral depth and analytical view of civilization, urging readers to confront reality and examine inner morality. It also notes a brief aside on the 50th Anniversary edition of The Enterprise and the reuse of classic comic-strip ideas in Out Our Way.
Old Love Philippa follows Philippa Mace as she confronts her lifelong love John Douglas at a house closing party hosted by Mrs. Mace. The narrative shifts through flashbacks across Los Angeles San Francisco New York and rural California and Nebraska revealing social drama and inner turmoil. The ending surprises with human frailties deftly rendered.
The Dowery explores Kay Ryland's marriage as she balances earning power with wife and mother roles. Stephen resents her independence and seeks another relationship, forcing Kay to make difficult mental adjustments to restore their bond. A timely examination of marriage and career.
A review of The Scotswoman by Inglis Fletcher lauds Flora MacDonald as an engaging story tracing her voyage from Skye to North Carolina. The piece notes dramatic elements, Fletcher's creative portrayal, and lingering mysteries about the real figure's life and loyalties.
A catalog lists new fiction and non-fiction titles with authors such as Margery Allingham, Doris Ball, and Elizabeth Hale. Western and mystery works appear alongside biographies and history titles. notes praise for The Scotswoman by Mrs. Fletcher.
Interior Secretary McKay accepted invitation from State Senator Dorsey Hardeman to attend the official dedication of Big Bend National Park next fall after the first telephone call from Alpine Texas.
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