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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1962
Page
10
Braxton Younts reports a Piedmont family facing a remote hog harvest as mature pigs cannot be hauled from their woods pen. The only proposed solution is aerial retrieval, while pigs remain harvest-free and oblivious to the problem.
Snow blankets High Point delaying winter vacation by one day. Students return Wednesday despite a snowball barrage. National Honor Society tutors start Monday 3:35 to 4:15 by NHS members and advisor Mourane. January exams set for 16 to 18. Ruth Folger named Sub Junior by Junior Woman's Club. Jimmy Simeon chosen January Junior Rotarian. Karen Austin Scores NC English Award. Doug Shirley wins science award.
Miss Priscilla Gordon of Thomasville, a niece of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Leamon, after studying and performing in Europe returns to sing in New York and other eastern cities. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Gordon of Martinsville, she is a New England Conservatory graduate who has appeared with Boston Lyric Theatre and others, performing major roles in Don Giovanni La Boheme Gianni Schicchi and Madame Butterfly.
The line argues that a man who hopes for good results is considered to have poor faith if he continually believes the worst will occur, citing a pattern of past negative experiences shaping present expectations.
Lexington report outlines eight high priority projects across Davidson and Thomasville districts including new classrooms at East Davidson High Thomasville Senior High Dunbar High and renovations at North Davidson Central High and multiple elementary schools. The plan totals about 8.07 million with multipurpose libraries cafeterias and outdoor restroom renovations included.
The quote warns that wealth misdirected to unscrupulous recipients can distort reasoning and corrupt decision making, implying moral and civic risk when money power is unchecked. It underscores the danger of wealth fueling poor choices and harm to public welfare.
Year end accident report from the Highways Patrol for Davidson County lists 13 traffic fatalities on state and county roads with estimated property damage of 369 266. Accidents totaled 848, injuries 397, compared with 763 and 302 the prior year.
Editorial notes that drivers on highways misuse right of way, leading to frequent near misses and accidents as motorists overlook safe yielding practices and traffic rules.
Louisburg College marked its 175th anniversary with a fund raising campaign to fund a new women’s residence hall a library building a science building a fine arts building and remodeling the cafeteria into an administration hall President Cecil W Robbins said the board approved the drive and spoke during the session Dr Robbins and Methodist Bishop Paul N Garber of the Richmond area led the day’s remarks
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