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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1959
Page
16
Catesby Bird Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs J F Hayden on Rockford Road. Miss Vera Idol will discuss the book Mrs Audubon's Lucy with associate hostess Mrs John Siceloff.
The Gay Blade Garden Club will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday with Mrs. Charles Ward on Lexington Avenue. Mrs. W. B. Hall Jr. will be associate hostess. The group plans to visit Stallings Antique Shop after the business meeting.
The Pilot Club will hold a dinner and board meeting at the Sheraton Hotel on Tuesday evening. The executive board meeting starts at 6 30 p.m followed by dinner at 7 p.m. District 6 Governor Mrs Almetta Brooks will make her official visit.
A reflective piece argues that personal effort benefits others and places emphasis on communal aid alongside individual action. It considers moral duty, social reciprocity, and the value of assisting neighbors in times of need.
A proverb-like remark notes a man who avoids action yet criticizes others plans and decisions, illustrating the inconsistency between his guidance and his own behavior.
Harold Fletcher and Jerry Jenkins, both from Bessemer City, traveled to Havana for Christmas and found locals unwilling to discuss politics. They returned to Florida just before Batista fled the island, learning of Fidel Castro’s rebels attacking an ammo depot after arriving home. Cuban troops closely monitored travelers during their stay.
A truncated aphorism notes that good intentions rarely lead to success when tied to an installment plan. The saying observes the friction between ideal aims and real world payments and commitments.
The Greensboro Art School hosts its annual planning meeting with speaker Mrs. W. G. Dunovant presiding. Attendees include Miss Joan Speas and Mrs. John P. Dennis while Misses Mattie C. Robinson Willie Mae McIver and Mrs. Edna Phifer Smith are listed as absent.
Revenue Commissioner James Currie notes Tar Heel lawmakers show interest in a state income tax withholding plan. A survey is under way to gauge withholding methods, costs, and needed equipment and personnel for possible implementation and to reach transients relocating for work.
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