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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1959
Page
8
Purdue University furnishings specialists say uneven colors in a room can be attractive but recommend mixing tones to avoid a half and half look. They suggest varying hues, textures, and furniture to create a cohesive yet dynamic space.
Anastas Mikoyan, Soviet first deputy premier, said on a train trip home from the United States that he does not foresee a new war in the near future though caution remains. He avoided negotiations but noted growing optimism for peace, citing meetings with Eisenhower Nixon and Dulles as part of a broader dialog.
Members urged to attend the emergent communication of Hiram Lodge UV D A M with visiting Masons welcomed. Arnold 4 Koonce Sh. serves as Master and Fred R. Sherrer as Secretary.
NAACP meeting is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. The Ever-Ready Club of St. Mark Methodist Church meets with Mrs. Lillian Smith at 315 Fourth St. Thursday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Bass spoke to Griffin School PTA on foot care with Mrs. Irvin Moore presenting the event. The program included a Sth grade playlet Folk-O-Rama USA and prizes were awarded from a bazaar. Harmoneers will sing at Emmanuel Baptist Church Sunday at 3 p.m.
The report compares five Asheboro area road projects under two methods, finding force account cost about 19 percent higher than competitive contracting. Gov Hodges set to speak at a banquet tonight.
Lexington City Council established the Department of Public Works consolidating streets sewer construction and maintenance and the cemetery with Brooke Cole named supervisor and Frank Jester named city engineer. The council also annexed the city owned golf course with no private property involved.
George Lee Ellis 32 of Pynum Street bound over to Superior Court under $1,000 bond on a breaking and entering charge after Rowena Autrey reported an apartment break in and loss of an alarm clock and food items. Ellis was nabbed after attempting to pawn the alarm clock.
George Behrendt, paralyzed after a 1960s elevator accident, spent years wheeling through Wesley Memorial Hospital to lift spirits. He received thousands of Christmas cards from patients and staff, turning the hospital into his world. He died after a stroke led to a coma and a quiet passing with his parents at his side.
Sheriff deputies investigated the illegal entry at the home of H. M. Motsinger on old Highway 109. A watch and a cigarette lighter were reported missing after entry gained through the front door.
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