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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1956
Page
11
The escort destroyer Basilone, grounded off Cape Henry since last Thursday, was floated Wednesday morning and pulled clear. The salvage tug Seneca remains grounded about 100 yards away, with hopes it will be freed today as efforts to recover the Basilone continue after multiple attempts.
The notice lists Friday events with 7:00 Teen Age Club and 4:00 8th and 6th grade Y teens, bowling at 7:30, and a 8:00 board meeting canceled. Saturday features a Play Day at 9:30 along with rooms for Robins meeting at 7:00 and a 7:00 Club session.
Miss Renata Mueller from Stuttgart speaks to Girl Scouts of Intermediate Troop 34 about German traditions. The troop, sponsored by Emmanuel Lutheran Church Women, meets Mondays 3:30 to 4:30 pm at the scout room under Mrs. Charles H. Peace as leader and Mrs. J. Carroll Henderson as assistant. Officers include Celeste Black president Linda Angel vice president Karen Friar scribe and Carolyn Hayworth treasurer. Through the International Friendship program the scouts plan to learn about customs.
A reader asks how to win back Bob from a college romance while dating Mike. Mary Haworth urges self confidence, relaxed friendship with Bob, and honest timing, advising a six month pause with Mike to decide.
In Louisville for the world premiere of Glory 18 year old Margaret O'Brien says she has never watched herself in a movie. She enjoys films but prefers not to see her own performances.
TheTar Heels paid more federal taxes in the first half of the year, with July to December collections totaling 686,655,738.27 dollars. Internal Revenue official P. K. Sanders noted the period showed a 55 million rise over the prior year, as figures continued to accumulate.
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