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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1955

Page

26

Asheboro Works To Expand Water Treatment Plant

Asheboro plans to expand its water treatment facilities after a 16 inch main line and a new filter plant site are built to supply treated water for domestic and commercial use. The effort follows an engineering survey and bond funding approved by voters last September with bids opened in November. The project should take about 18 months to finish.

Asheboro City Lakes Dudley Piedmont North Carolina Durham Tecome Dace Henth

Public Library Adds Six New Lending Films

The Public Library announces six new films now available for circulation through March 3. Topics include forests and geography, child development, farming and transport, nationalism, obesity, and a landscape visualization set to a symphony by Arthur Honegger. Contact Mrs. Georgia Cox for reservations.

Public Library Baly Peninsula Skilitet Mary Arthur Honegger Georgia Cox

Former Duke Engineering Dean Honored for 40 Years

DURHAM February 26 Former Duke University engineering dean William H Hall honored by the Professional Engineers of North Carolina for more than four decades of service. He received a plaque at the PENC annual banquet in Charlotte last week presented by Robert B Rice secretary of the State Board of Registration for Engineers. The citation praised him as a pioneer and outstanding professional engineer who contributed to education and training of young engineers in the state. Hall retired from the Duke College of Engineering deanship in 1 and from the University faculty of Herbe Duke earlier.

Durham Duke University William H. Hall North Carolina PENC Charlotte Robert B. Rice State Board of Registration For Engineers Hall Duke Colof Herbe Duke In Appoin Engineering

African 26 Passes At Sanford U

Udo, an African student, struggles through initial years in the United States while battling study costs and cultural adjustment aimed at earning an MD from Stanford School of Medicine. He notes progress at 3 percent and recalls a gift elephant tusk given to Stanford by a grateful donor amid his early challenges at the vast university.

Sta University Hercules Ubora Udo United States Stanford School of Medicine Stanford Standeed

Kinney Named Temporary Chairman Of Industrial Management Club

Kinney was appointed temporary chairman as plans form for a permanent IM Club in the area. The next meeting at the YMCA on March 15 will elect permanent officers. Otis Marshall of Sylvania Electric spoke on Pulaski Virginia club experiences. Multiple committees were formed including nominating, constitution and by laws, program, membership, dinner, and management development courses with a wide slate of local industry personnel named to each.

Guy Kinney Industrial Management Club YMCA Kinney Otis Marshall Sylvania Electric Products Pulaski L. R. Proper Dave Reddick C. Harbinson Keith Clark H. McDowell Bill Bumgarner G. Wienberry L. R. Propst Bill Neahr Lonnie Hilliard Eugene Yow Paul Sullivan Claude Blackwell Charlie Weisner Ralph Harbinson L. C. Talbert L. Solomon Forrest Edwards Charles H. Ward C. Harlan Burton Bill Kinely John Jones F. C. Morehead J. Fraley W. L. Newton D. Reddick N. Elder Paul Justice Fred C. Surrett Julian Franklin H. McMahan A. S. Steele Curtis Staley Nelson Callahan

Stanford Chance for Remote Mission Student Delayed

A youth from a distant mission school pursued admission to Stanford after passing Cam exams. After initial skepticism, Stanford offered enrollment if he could fund the first year. A long gap followed before August 1953 when a $806.60 check arrived, then another. Udo later moved to Liberia and sent the second payment and a certificate for visa waiting.

Udo Stanford Winbigier Liberia America

Pilot Club Takes Over Easter Seal Drive Here

The Pilot Club of High Point assumes the Easter Seal campaign in High Point, sponsored annually by the North Carolina Society for Crippled Children. Mrs. Lacy Peace serves as general chairman and Mrs. Mary Blackburn as treasurer. The drive will continue as a mail campaign with club members handling mailings and stamping envelopes.

Pilot Club Easter Seal Drive Pilot Club of High Point The North Carolina Ciety Lacy Peace Pilot Mary Blackburn Peace Igenll Club C. E. Peace R. R. Blackburn

Thieves Steal 2193 From Auto Supply Safe

In Valdese North Carolina thieves cracked a safe at an auto supply company and took 2193 while leaving about 400 in checks. Police suspect a link to a recent 1000-dollar theft at Hudson High School in Caldwell County.

Valdese N. C Hudson High School Caldwell County

Hutson to Speak at UNC Dialectic Society Inaugural

Dr. Harold H. Hutson president of Greensboro College will headline the Dialectic Senate inaugural ceremonies at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill Tuesday night at 8 in New West Building. Officers include Richard Beverly Raney Greene as president pro tempore Larry McElroy James Turner David Mundy Stephen A. Moss Freeman A. Grant and Clyde Smith. The Dialectic Senate marks mid point of its 160th year. the two societies helped form early student government.

Chapel Hill Harold H. Hutson Greensboro College Senate of the Dialectic Literary Society University of North Carolina New West Building Y Richard Beverly Raney Webs Greensboro Larry McElroy Marshall James R. Tur Ner Winstor Salem David Mundy Black Mountain Stephen A. Moss Bethlehem Freeman A. Grant Bethseda Clyde Smith Mundy Dialectic Senate Philanthropic Assembly

Solve A Crime: Johnson Named Killer in Shaky Clue Tale

In a garbled report Johnson is identified as the killer after a chaotic sequence of accusations. Freeman is dead and Richards is cleared. Thompson is ruled out as a suspect due to proximity and timing. The fragment hints Johnson acted while a second witness was distracted in town two hours earlier.

Johnson Freeman Richards Thompson Aera Thom

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