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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1962
Page
21
A New England Reader edited and introduced by Van Wyck Brooks gathers essays and pieces showcasing regional intellect. The volume highlights prominent voices, literary tendencies, and cultural themes shaping New England letters and public discourse.
A critical appraisal of McNally and Loftin photographic volume The Face of North Carolina edited by Bruce Roberts with text by Dick Gorrell and a foreword by Paul Green. The review praises its wide portrait of Tar Heel life from coast to mountains, notes strong imagery and modern scenes, while faulting some touristy shots and lack of furniture industry coverage. It concludes the work is well chosen and any North Carolinian should own it.
Dos Passos portrays the World War I era and Wilson’s complex leadership in a broad study that blends biography and history. The New England Reader curated by Van Wyck Brooks surveys writings by New Englanders about New England, tracing a literary lineage from Longfellow to Frost and Melville.
Holiday season music events fill Greensboro and High Point stages with Verdi La Traviata at Aycock Auditorium and a by Wes ley Memorial youth choirs carol service. Isaac Stern violin recital at Memorial Auditorium High Point College Dec 11. Helen Hayes Maurice Evans in A Program for Two Players at Greensboro Auditorium Dec 15. Mozart Brahms Khachaturian pieces by Jacobowsky and Wurtele at Salem College Memorial Hall. Amahl and the Night Visitors at High Point College Dec 18. Impresario Sal Hurok memoir highlights famed artists and backstage life.
Article examines U S policy over the past seventeen years focusing on China. It analyzes economic and diplomatic strategies and compares official rhetoric with actions. It discusses shifts in engagement under different administrations and the implications for global relations.
William L. Ryan summarizes Edgar Snow's River Red China Today, praising the extensive background on Mao Zedong's China while critiquing the final chapter. Snow argues China surpassed early Soviet progress in some areas, examines Moscow Pekin tensions, and predicts China’s nuclear timeline and stance on international control.
James Thurber’s Credos and Curios from Harper & Row weighs in with strong pieces on Scott Fitzgerald Elliott Nugent and Benchley. It highlights essays on E B White John A McNulty and a moving story Menaces in May with The Other Room as a standout. Thurber’s wit and rueful tone persist throughout.
Glenway Wescott, 61, lives on a Stockton-area farm in New Jersey. He discusses a 17-year gap before his latest work Images of Truth, reviews, and his role in copyright, literary groups, and as president of the National Institute of Arts and Letters. He describes writing as constant but unfocused, and notes his family keeps him grounded.
A digest of titles featuring A Shade of Difference by Drury and Silent Spring by Carson. Also listed are Seven Days in May by Knebel and Bailey, Fail-Safe by Burdick and Wheeler, Ship of Fools by Porter, Travels with Charley by Steinbeck, Oye Jigs and Juleps by Hudson, The Rothschilds by Morton, and The Blue Nile by Moorehead.
A critical look at Adams Biography by Page Smith from Doubleday, 1 138 pages with notes and index. The work blends detailed letters, colonial background, and Abigail Adams’s strong personality, offering insights while risking excess length and digressions. It profiles Adams, Franklin, Jefferson, and his Paris missions, and notes the book’s appeal to lay readers yet scholarly heft.
The High Point Public Library announces its bookmobile routes for the week of December 3 to 7. Daily stops include College Village Shopping Center, Pine Valley Road at Marywood, Oak View Road at Woodview, and Bridges Street at Futrelle, with additional venues across Ingleside Westover Parkside Clover Tabor Dayton E Lexington Lindale Locust Gordon Kimrey Cedrow Arlington Barbee Fifth Street W College N Drive Woodrow Farriss Terrell Drive Brentwood Friddle Street Austin Street and Wesley Place.
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