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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1958
Page
5
The piece quotes a veteran star speaking at 71 about staying young in mind and body. He urges not retiring solely due to age, supports continued activity, new interests, and changing surroundings to combat loneliness, noting examples from Eisenhower and personal experiences. Tomorrow promises Geraldine Farrar.
Low tonight is expected at zero degrees with a high of 26 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 20 and tonight’s low was minus one. Sunset occurs at 6 04 p m and sunrise is at 7 03 a m tomorrow.
The eastern third of the nation remains cold tonight with colder weather expected for Texas and Montana. Warmer conditions are forecast for the southwest, while snow is anticipated for the Lakes region New England and the northern Plains with rain in the northwest and eastern Texas and Louisiana.
North Carolina faces very cold to frigid conditions with highs from 51 down to 20 in the mountains and near zero to 15 across regions. South Carolina stays fair and cold with low near 10 to 20, while Georgia remains fair and cold with mountain lows around 5 and coastal warmth to 25. The National Geographic Society notes the black widow spider lives in all 48 states and does not always eat her mate unless very hungry.
When the Jersey Coast Boat Show ended in Asbury Park New Jersey exhibitors faced heavy snow. A dozen exhibitors slept in the boats they were displaying due to the cold and closed sleeping facilities.
North Carolina may see fewer cars and trucks registered in 1958 as 1958 license tag sales lag behind 1957. By last Wednesday 925,240 1958 tags were sold vs 979,199 in 1957, with final 1957 total at 1,720,162. Miss Fay Ingram cites new requirements and a general trend of fewer registrations.
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