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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1957
Page
5
State items report ministerial credentials granted to clergy across Wilmington Morgantown Hendersonville Ashe son Candler Waynesville and other towns including J L Edwards J L Everett Obed Klein J W Walter L C Strickland. The licenses authorize continued religious service in the region.
More than 408 physicians from the Carolinas and Virginia are expected for the Watts Hospital Medical and Surgical Symposium in Durham on Wednesday and Thursday. It is the second largest medical convention in North Carolina led by notable specialists including Dr. Stewart H. Clifford of Boston, Dr. Arthur C. Allen of New York City, and Dr. Edward H. Rynearson of the Mayo Clinic and University of Minnesota.
A four day old ensemble impressed teachers and audiences as members were chosen by their music teachers for a standout All-State Orchestra performance. The group delivered one of the most notable shows by any all state orchestra to date.
Duke University in Durham hosts a four day institute on pediatric heart disease funded by a $10,000 grant from the National Heart Institute. The meeting aims to educate North Carolina public welfare vocational rehabilitation workers and discuss advances in pediatric cardiac care.
Sen Thruston B Morton told about 350 Tar Heel Republicans at Winston Salem Lincoln Day dinner to highlight GOP foreign policy successes and rally as a team Behind party achievements in areas under attack He cited Korean War end Guatemala upheaval and Formosa Doctrine Also noted Eisenhowers Middle East plan and called for a constitutional convention in North Carolina Shipman won a tight nomination victory over Porterfield
RALEIGH A North Carolina State College security officer is jailed on charges of stealing property he safeguarded. William Thurman Owens 46 admitted a series of thefts during police investigations sparked by his Friday arrest with marked money. Detective Sgt C J Atkins said one charge of breaking entering larceny and receiving has been filed and more will follow Owens faces about 5 000 bond and authorities say about 35 thefts are on record with additional undisclosed incidents. A quantity of stolen property has been recovered.
In Dunsmuir California a jury awarded Anthony L. Welch 525000 after a football scrimmage injury near Enterprise. The case cites negligence by Dunsmuir Joint Union High School and may affect the district budget and potential appeal. Welch was paralyzed from the waist down on September 10.
Guilford and Wake counties register the highest totals of farm ponds over 1200, leading all NC counties. The report highlights these two counties as dominant in pond numbers compared with others across the state.
A state survey by Dr. Charles F. Carroll shows enrollment rising to about 1,040,000 this term while 112 vacancies exist and double shifts affect 3,849 students. Temporary classrooms in use and a projected shortage near 3,000 threaten capacity across 22 counties and 15 cities.
In Newport News and Norfolk Virginia, federal court proceedings seek to bar school boards from racial segregation. Judge Walter E Hoffman heard motions as state officials push to dismiss, while Attorney General J Lindsay Almond Jr vows to pursue higher court review if rulings favor the plaintiffs.
Fragmented OCR notes claim a pain reliever similar to aspirin is sold cheaply at 12¢ per tablet. Details are jumbled and no coherent source facts emerge beyond a generic medical ad reference.
Advertisement seeks a salesman for lacquers and oil finishes in Florida Territory. North Florida area details kept confidential. Respond to Box No. B4, % Enterprise.
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