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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1951
Page
22
The Rev Hayziett, a practical Santa Claus, takes a job at a store to earn money for his two children’s Christmas. He notes he is an amateur Santa needing a few lessons but continues with his charity sermon and Santa duties.
A brutal cold wave hits the northern United States in February 1988. Yellowstone National Park records a thermometer drop to 66 degrees below zero Fahrenheit, marking a historic low for the region.
Grace Flower Shop, founded 20 years ago by Mrs. Grace Hayes, is relocated to the corner of North Main and Washington Streets. Edgar Snider man Alien Austin Jr purchases the shop and expands to a permanent new location with upstairs design and viewing areas, highlighting brick and steel construction and ongoing floral service.
Oregon sits ninth among states by area while ranking thirty second in population, reflecting a sparse population distribution despite large geographic size. The note contrasts state size with resident counts and implies growth dynamics for future planning.
The article notes Wade committing to the Senior Bowl and mentions a passing and running back matchup. It also references Ken t and Babe Parilli in context of the tilt and lists Steve Wadiak as a South back chosen for the event.
Paul I. Palmer Jr. born on his father’s birthday and his sister Paula born on their mother’s birthday in Marion Massachusetts.
An article reports a man named Lamont held on charges related to fixing games in New York. Details mention a warrant, a statement from Frank Hogan calling Lamont a key figure, and references to bribery amid a broader betting scandal that attracted nationwide headlines.
Two civil cases in the local court settled by compromise. One case awardees Nehemiah Smith damages of 3000 as part of a settlement. Leonard v Finance involves usurious interest on automobile loans. Judge Zeb V Nettles grants 15 days for response to amended complaint. Betty Breris v Byerly concerns monthly support and custody amid alleged duress. Jenkins Tarde ware Co seeks relief on claims.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. A B Sechrest 91 at Main Street Methodist Church with burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Other obituaries include Mrs. H Merton of Maple Street and Cletis Wise Cook of Trinity Route 2, all noting recent illnesses and familiar family ties. Bearers listed for each service.
Vermont Historic Sites Commission begins restoration of Wilder House where Calvin Coolidge took the presidential oath by lamplight shortly after Warren G. Harding's death. The project preserves a key political landmark and ties to national history in Plymouth.
Eastern standard times apply on air. Central subtract one hour, mountain subtract two hours. Local stations may alter relay times to match schedules. Last minute changes are not included.
A fragmentary TV guide lists December 5 programming with numerous show titles and times such as Three-abe Newsday News, Lone Ranger News, Hidden Truth, Great ney, International Airport, News Broadcast, Meredinane Dance Band, Backstage, Santas, Howdy, and Gum Playhouse. It reads like a local station schedule with channel 8 references and multiple half hour slots.
Community church notices list Junior Church activities at First Baptist with a 5 p.m. December 16, 1951 deadline, Deaconess Board gathering, and Junior News Club plans. Also announced are twin birth at Odd Fellows Hall, Senior Missionary Circle at Bethel Baptist, Washington Terrace PTA meeting, I. S. and S. Club call, and a Holiness church item.
MEMPHIS UP Two boys were arrested on charges of trying to wreck the same fast passenger train that another boy had attempted to derail earlier the past week. The youths said they wanted to see what would happen.
A maintenance worker discovers concrete obstructing a motorcar on a rail line as authorities report the train was not wrecked. The incident prompts an investigation into track conditions and possible maintenance lapses.
The Texas game and fish commission reports observation of snowy owls tearing apart larger prey while swallowing smaller prey whole. This notes hunting behavior and prey handling as part of wildlife study findings.
Joseph A. Roland, age 68, failed his driving test after slipping from the brake to the accelerator during a test in Hollywood. His car struck a small sedan and another car, causing no injuries, and he did not receive a license.
The Zimbler Sinfonietta in Boston received a musical gift from India. Josef Zimbler announced 42 original compositions by the Maharaja of Porbanbar. An attached note said the ensemble could perform the works free of charge.
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