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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1960
Page
29
The Tri-Hi-Y dance featured the Casuals from High Point with a floor show by Charles Mathis and interpretative dancing by Ann Stroud. The crowning of Mr and Mrs Valentine was the event’s highlight chosen by student vote.
The Davidson County Fox Hunters Association opened its field trials after a wet night. At Wallburg hunters and many spectators endured rain to reach the fox hunt briefing and breakfast prepared by the Wallburg School lunch room. Master of hounds Hassell Fagg ordered the start at 7 am as dogs bayed and hunters enjoyed early success and stories of previous hunts.
In Thomasville Rev. F Stanley Hardee Jr of First Baptist faces a humorous misprint flap after a program notes him as a “devotedly, poor pastor and friend.” A Methodist printer, Albert Beck, is named as the culprit. Chief Paul Shore later led a Moose lodge raid, sparking state police actions. he kept the plan secret from the press, drawing mixed praise.
THOMASVILLE The second program in the Church and Medical Missions series is at Unity Methodist Church tonight at 7 30. Dr C C Plyer will speak from the physician's view as members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service preside and Mrs John K Miller leads the devotional. The mission study runs weekly through February with Sunday sessions in the church sanctuary.
The Liberty Baptist Association plans an associational Evangelism Clinic at Thomasville First Baptist Church on Monday February 22 to aid member churches in revival planning and evangelism emphasis. Dr. Julian Hopkins of the North Carolina Baptist State Convention will close with a talk on Resurrection Regeneration and Rededication. About 125 attendees are expected with key leaders from 41 churches in attendance.
Dr. Earl P. Strong of Pennsylvania State University will conduct a National Office Management Association clinic at Memorial Coliseum Auditorium Greensboro on February 26 with sessions at 9 a.m. and 4 45 p.m. The program covers reducing costs through productivity, work study of office operations, training, and skills. Open to managers supervisors and key office personnel. Reservations to C A Coleman in the Jefferson Building Greensboro.
Ronnie Morris a 14 year old of 507 Ashe Street was named 1959 Honor Scout of Troop 20 for his service and activity. Morris an Eagle scout and Ferndale Junior High School honor roll student received the trophy from Bob Tye at the troop banquest.
The 1938 Pulitzer winning play Our Town reached its 337th performance on an off Broadway run on Jan 10. Jane McArthur and Clinton Kimbrough lead the young lovers with Richard Dysart as the narrator stage manager.
Portland readers learn that fishermen chase worms in large cull peeler logs. Crewmen peel away the wormy exterior to reveal sound interior wood, drawing strong interest as worms become abundant during processing.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and floral tributes after the death of Louise Tomlin signed by William Tomlin and Emily and Furman Kinsler and family. Also notices offer a large furnished bedroom with adjoining bath Emerywood and other furnished rooms or apartments for rent with contact phone numbers.
The piece notes that 1960 and 1972 were years of the rat in the Chinese zodiac and implies the Rat cycle continues cyclically. It references cultural timing and suggests a recurring belief tied to the lunar calendar. The text focuses on zodiac associations rather than a specific event.
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