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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1955
Page
10
Secretary of State Dulles told reporters at the Capitol that during a Bahamas fishing trip last week he caught two sharks. Senator George asked if he caught any fish and Dulles replied with a smile that he had indeed caught two sharks.
The Twentieth Century reports that the average housewife spends about one third of her working day on purchasing preparing and caring for food along with related activities, highlighting domestic labor patterns.
Author James A. Michener announces the incorporation of Fund for Asia, a nonprofit in San Francisco to promote goodwill and understanding between Asia and the United States. The fund will support American groups operating in Asia and related efforts.
Miss Janet Jones of Wales arrives in New York with a Welsh entourage and a corgi, coracle, wooden love spoons, and a coal Bible. She becomes national hostess of Wales for a seven week goodwill tour, sharing Welsh customs and a love of spoons with Americans in a lively arrival story.
Dr Roy O McClain of Atlanta told about 2000 Baptists in Greensboro that silence is the ugliest sin and Christians should be vocal about the gospel. Dr James L Sullivan of Nashville delivered a sermon on Victory by the Cross based on Psalm 23 to close the busy day. Laymen boosted attendance as hundreds traveled from nearby towns, with ministers including Robert L N Salisbury Swan Hayworth and J C Canipe presenting.
The Board of Governors ratified Louis R. Lautier of Atlanta as the club’s first Negro member. Lautier represents the Atlanta Daily World and the National Negro Press Assn.
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