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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1961

Page

22

Age of Reason Opens New Mainstream of the Modern World Series

Sir Harold Nicholson launches a panoramic 18th century study in The Age of Reason as the inaugural title of Doubleday's Mainstream of the Modern World. Editorial direction by John Gunther. contributors include Kay Boyle, Barnaby Conrad, Emily Hahn, Compton Mackenzie, Harrison Salisbury, and William L. Shirer.

Harold Nicholson Doubleday America John Gunther Kay Boyle Germany Barnaby Conrad Spain Emily Hahn China Sir Compton Mackenzie Scotland Harrison Salisbury Russia William L. Shirer India Sir Harold Louis XIV Samuel Johnson Saint-Simon Peter the Great Napoleon Voltaire John Wesley Teheran Persia Hungary Bulgaria Morocco Oxford University of Athens Vita Sackville-West London Sissinghurst Castle Kent Robert Marks

Voice Of Reason DON’T LET THEM SCARE YOU Elmer Davis bio

Roger Burlingame presents a sympathetic life study of Elmer Davis covering his early journalism career his wartime OWI leadership and postwar radio commentary. The author notes Davis liberal values integrity and courage amid Depression fascism and McCarthy era fear and underscores his belief in free inquiry.

Elmer Davis Roger Burlingame Lippincott Office of War Information Davis Jefferson Franklin D. Roosevelt Burlingame Hitler America Russia McCarthy Republic

Blackboard crib becomes wall art after use

A crib with a plastic black board panel footboard provides entertainment for a child. When outgrown the blackboard can be hung on a wall. Erase with a sponge and soapy water, then rinse. Simultaneously clean the white enamel crib frame to maintain a fresh environment.

Joe Honeycutt Accident and Sickness Representation

Joe Honeycutt represents clients at 701 Sunset Drive contacting by phone 882 0921. The note indicates a professional services listing for accident and sickness matters.

North Carolina Symphony concert heads to High Point

The North Carolina Symphony under Dr. Benjamin Swalin will perform next Friday at 8 p.m. in Ferndale Junior High School High Point. The piece features High Point Senior High School participants in an all state program as part of a busy week of music education events. The Winston Salem Symphony closes its season Tuesday with John Ively conducting an all pops program featuring guest organist Robert Read.

North Carolina Symphony Benjamin Swalin High Point Ferndale Junior High School Asheville Music Educators National Conference Winston-Salem Symphony John Ively Robert Read Z. Melnikov

Oldest Alaskan Gold Rush Survivor Reflects On 1898

Taylorville Illinois remembers D. D. Sharp 90 as possibly the oldest living survivor of the 1898 Alaskan Gold Rush. He panned for gold to survive and occasionally cut lumber earning about $20 weekly. He recalls eggs at $12 a dozen and tobacco at $5 a pound.

D. Sharp Sharp

Events ONE WEEK IN MARCH review by Sherman and Markmann

A sweeping chronicle of the first week of March 1933 traces Roosevelt's inauguration the Reichstag votes in Germany and the onset of the Depression. It covers the Scottsboro case, a kidnapped banker son, radio entertainment, and cultural life, with notes on Continental diplomacy.

Mark Sherman Charlies L. Markmann Putnam Franklin D. Roosevelt Germany Hitler America Scottsboro Charles B. Boettcher Denver League of Nations Geneva

Bookman s Holiday: High Point Library Builds Furniture Collection

The High Point Public Library expanded its technical room after 1954 into a growing furniture oriented collection exceeding 500 volumes. Books from the US and Europe cover styles, history, and design with measured drawings, many sent via inter library loan to libraries statewide and beyond.

High Point Public Library N. Main Street High Point Europe England Norway Sweden Italy

Paya Best Sellers and Featured Books List

The list highlights best sellers and noted titles across fiction and nonfiction. Notable entries include A Burnt-Out Case by Green, The Last of the Just by Schwarz-Bart, Winnie Ille Pu, To Kill a Mockingbird, The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by Shirer, The New English Bible, The New Testament, Who Killed Society, Armory Ring of Bright Water, Maxwell, and Fate is the Hunter by Gann.

Hawaii Michener Schwarz-Bart Winnie Shirer NEW English Bible Mory Ring OF Maxwell Fate IS the Hunter Gann

Land of Magic and Trees Adventures for Children

May Lindman's Snipp Snapp and Snurr explores a magic land visited by a magic horse with themes of homecoming. Suzanne Gleaves and Lael Wertenbaker present Tip and Dip about tree climbing, height fears, and a cozy tree house with Adrienne Adams illustrations.

May Lindman Snipp Snapp Snurr Mommy Tip Suzanne Gleaves Lael Wertenbaker Adrienne Adams

High Point Bookmobile Schedule For Week Of April 24

The High Point Public Library bookmobile visits College Village Shopping Center and several neighborhood stops from Monday through Friday. Read locations and times for City, Rotary, Ridgecrest, Hillcrest, Emerywood, Danes, Wendell and other sites.

High Point Public Library College Village Council Gatewood Emery Hillcrest Overbrook Emerywood Kennedy Carr Rotary Westwood Otteray Rockspring Eaton Place Brantley Circle W. Farriss Hedrick Ashe Oakwood Ridgecrest Willard Gordon Ellwood Wendell Daniel Brooks

Circus 1 Love You Honey but the Season's Over

Connie Clausen recounts her entry into circus life from a wary reporter to a first of May starlet. She exposes the big top caste system, slang, performers, and quirks while detailing her mild romance with a bareback rider under a vast clan of relatives.

Connie Clausen Holt, Rinehart and Winston Miss Clausen Connie Sarasota Fla

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Robin Jacques Walter Kaufmann Goethe's Faust Kaufmann Goethe Voice of Reason Joe Honeycutt Sunset Drive Occidental North Corona Vowe Raleigh Life Insurance Books On Wheels Land of Magic Faye Marks Miss Landman Prince Dane Rolling Rockford Ragan Thissell Clara Cox Pels Fexpdual Savings & Loan Association N. Main St Tar Heel Jan Cox Speas Tom Wicker Gerald W. Johnson Straughan's Booksellers High Point, N. C Lustre Sheen Service Pine Street
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