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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1959
Page
3
A reader asks how to cope after a parent’s death and Dr Molner urges expanding love beyond one person. He says human happiness lies in sharing interests with others and building connections through people not material things.
The North Carolina Savings and Loan League will hold its 56th annual convention during a Bermuda cruise starting Thursday. About 400 officers directors and their wives will sail from Wilmington on the M. S. Italia. The president's report by N. W. Mitchell of Winston-Salem will come Friday morning with speakers including Charles F. Gold Robert P. Cunningham Ed W. Hiles and Leon T. Kendall.
A reader asks for a copy of the booklet How To Tame Head Aches and provides a self addressed stamped envelope with 20 cents to cover handling. Dr. Mother notes he cannot answer individual letters due to high volume but will include readers questions in his column whenever possible.
In Salisbury North Carolina seven young men admitted damaging a Rockwell sawmill on April 3 believing its owner hired colored workers. Each was fined 72.43 and placed on two years of good behavior. Two gang members received suspended 18 month terms on 100 payments, others 12 month terms on 50 payments. Names include Joseph Harold Ritchie Chester Andrew Moore and others.
The text notes that racing existed before the Revolution, but the breeding boom began after 1798 when Col. John Hoomes of Virginia imported Diomed, the 1780 Epsom Derby winner.
A historical note states radio signals travel at about 186000 miles per second through space. This mirrors early science reporting on the speed of lightlike radio waves and their rapid reach across the cosmos.
Simon Baruch born July 29 1840 in Schwersen now Poland. He served in the Confederate army then moved to New York to advance medicine. Baruch pioneered rapid appendicitis surgery hydrotherapy free public baths and New York state support for Saratoga springs. He died June 3 1921 at 80.
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