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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1959
Page
21
In this health column, Dr. Molner explains warts are caused by a virus and usually harmless, notes that home remedies are of limited value, and urges medical supervision for persistent plantar warts. He cautions about virus spread in families and mentions X-ray use and safe caustic removal by a doctor.
ENID Okla AP after their engagement Dean Jane Spickel mier of Enid and Charles Tobin Bensinger of Midwest City Okla decided to save their pennies for the wedding ceremony planning.
Planning officials view Hedgecock Park as a key expansion of the city recreation system. The 7.4 acre site on Parris Avenue and June Drive in the northwest township would include four regulation tennis courts a combined softball and football field a large picnic area and parking for over 100 cars all slated for completion by next summer if approved in the 1959 60 budget.
A plan for a new Hedgecock Park development at Harvel Park proposes filling an old lake bed of about 1.5 acres. The project seeks community assistance to obtain suitable fill material for the site.
Taylor outlines final park development proposing an amphitheater like City Lake venue. The slope integrated theater would host 150 to 200 people and serve as a major feature of the nature trails project.
In a real estate firm, Ralph Davis reports $100 missing from a tin box. Three employees, Tom Freeman the salesman Doris Crown the stenographer Lena Martin the clerk, deny theft while deflecting blame. A private chat with one is planned to identify the slip-up and motive. The page teases a solution on page ten-D.
Asheboro proceeds with a North Carolina Symphony Society concert at Asheboro High School starting at 8 p.m. conducted by Benjamin Swalin. Kenjo Kobayashi is soloist in the Winawsky Violin Concerto No. 2. Two children’s matinees are planned as part of a program to bring symphonic music to North Carolina schools.
The statewide Baptist Evangelistic Conference begins Monday afternoon at First Baptist Church, Greensboro, drawing 1500 to 2000 attendees from across the state. Speakers include Rev A Leroy Parker and Drs C Y Dossey and C E Autrey, with music led by J O Stroud and Fayne Springman.
Kenneth Lamar Hicks, January graduate of High Point College, won an advanced study scholarship at the University of North Carolina announced by sociology chair Dr. Marcus W. Collins. Hicks, from Jackson Tennessee, has started work at UNC in personnel management and relations and will pursue sociology degrees at UNC. Ross Wingo of Marion also plans to study sociology at UNC after completing his work at High Point College in June.
Dr. John Baillie dean of Edinburgh University Divinity School and New College emeritus will lecture at Guilford College February 5 and 6. Sponsored by the Danforth Foundation and Association of American Colleges Arts Program the four talks cover What It Means To Be A Christian.
Raleigh AP reports Dr. Martin P. Hines warns leptospirosis, a disease spreading from animals to humans, has become a multi million dollar problem. The chief of veterinary public health urges strengthened controls as human cases mirror typhus influenza and meningitis in symptoms.
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