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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1955

Page

28

Night Must Fall chosen by High Point Little Theater

High Point Little Theater selects Emlyn Williams drama Night Must Fall after testing On the Frying Pan. Cast led by Elsie Samet, Bill Gray, and Lucy Kibler prepares at Memorial Auditorium for March performances with detailed set, lighting, and rehearsal work.

Robert Marks High Point Little Theater Sean Samuel French Emlyn Williams High College Dan Essex England YMCA Mrs. Bransom Olivia Mrs. Terence Pat Collins Bill Gray Elsie Lamet Emelyn Williams Gray Mrs. Lamet

Crusade for Freedom mobilizes paper boys nationwide

Enterprise carriers join 20 000 peers to raise funds for the Crusade for Freedom. Proceeds fund Free European Press leaflets sent into Eastern Europe to counter Soviet propaganda and support news access for 70 000 000 Kremlin captives. The effort gains backing from Eisenhower and ICMA with balloon leaflet campaigns through Western Germany Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary and Romania.

United States Crusade For Freedom ‘Truth Free World Kremlin Europe Free European Press Iron Curtain Germany Radio Free Europe Poland Czechoslovakia Bulgaria Romania Hungary Eisenhower Crusade For Freedom America International Circulation Managers Association Cincinnati Free Europe U. S U. S. State Department

Snow Murder Mystery Suspect Among Ward Nieces

The wealthy bachelor Jon a than Snow lies dead in his study with a blood congealed wound. His three nieces Clare Alice and Doris Dumort defend their innocence while clues point to the missing poker and a volatile temper as potential motives.

Jonathan Snow Snow Clare Alice Doris Dumort Clara Doris Jonathan

High Point College Honors Ten Join Order of the Lighted Lamp

High Point College inducts ten students into the Order of the Lighted Lamp at Memorial Auditorium led by Dr. Dennis H. as president. New members include William Bolt David Francis Sue Gary Sara Hamilton Don Haynes Jimmy MacArthur Mary Alice Milbury Jack McCaslin Pat Peacock and Bob Stepp with six seniors and four juniors meeting scholarship and service criteria.

Order of the Lighted Lamp High Point College Memorial Auditorium Kenneth Goodson Winston - Salem Ioal Dennis H.e Shirley Harris Greensboro William Bolt Pe Chi Baer William Boscis Sue Gary Iics Don Haynes Jimmy MacArthur Mary Alice Milbury Jack McCaslin Pat Peacock Bob Stepp SOC Shal Vies Vistida Aisna Pical Tower Players Malden Methodist FBLA High Point Lambda Alpha Phi IRC Winston-Salem Phi Epsilon Reading

Toothpaste First Packaged in Collapsible Metal Tubes

The article notes toothpaste was introduced in collapsible metal tubes, marking a key packaging innovation. It highlights the transition from glass or rigid containers to flexible metal tubes, enabling easier dispensing and preservation.

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