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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1954
Page
7
Corinne Justice Grimsley urges involving every family member from young to old in Christmas planning. When the preparations are a shared effort the season turns from strain to humor and family fun.
A Raleigh chapter member recalls the ninth annual United Nations tour, detailing the UN’s symbolic space, the meditation room, and a mural showing unity between delegates. She cites Eleanor Roosevelt’s warning about communism and urges strengthening democracy while sharing UN insights locally.
North Carolina State College researchers tested liquid nitrogen solution 60 with 2 4 D and Fab as a three way mix to kill weeds while fertilizing corn. Leads Davis and Glen report higher yields from weed control versus solid nitrogen, noting early cultivation and careful application to avoid corn damage.
The seventh annual Pesticide School will be held January 44 1965 in the Cal Union Building at North Carolina State University. County agents farm superintendents and vocational agriculture staff will hear researchers present the latest information and recommendations on pesticides from the Experiment Station and Extension Service.
A local notice describes a Yule party for youngsters with disabilities including deafness partial blindness and other physical defects.
Two Air Force pilots were killed in a collision near Sabre-Puget Base in Gig Harbor Washington. The pilots were 2nd Lt. Donald L. Mootry, 24, of Los Angeles and William Mootry of Salem Oregon.
Raleigh gardener urges early soil work and planning for February and spring plantings. Advice covers ridging, manure, seed orders, garden planning, and buying from reputable dealers to avoid pests.
Raleigh reports the North Carolina State Apple Growers Association plans its first annual meeting at State College. Exhibits show chemicals and pruning demonstrations as part of fruit growing discussions.
Police say Richard La Plante aged 16 admitted setting a blaze that killed his parents Benne 45 Eva 43 and two others in a four unit brick and wooden apartment house. Prosecutors accuse him of arson and manslaughter as district court proceedings begin.
Asheboro native Thomas Harold Garner has received a peanut mechanization relocation code in the State nonagriculturally program. The project aims to mechanize peanut harvesting in a one pass operation to reduce manhours per acre and allow farmers to plant other crops, with Scott Viner Company of Ohio noting the move toward broader mechanization. Garner, a 1952 State College agricultural engineering graduate, served as an army engineering instructor at Belvoir, Virginia, before returning to State College.
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