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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1965
Page
5
A compact historical note references Mark Twain with a cryptic set of words and numbers including lemur seat of intellect belted and a long dog coll. level identifiers. The sequence hints at a puzzle or cataloging system rather than a clear news item.
Harold Bettis administrator of Moses Cone Hospital spoke to Area 11 of the North Carolina Licensed Practical Nurses Association. He addressed what administrators from licensed practical nurses do. The meeting began at 7 30 p m in Greensboro.
Oswald Jacoby reports in the U S trials for the World Championship South opened with two no trump at every table and despite 20 high card points ran four no trump in every hand. Hearts led to nine tricks and a 30 point swing, affecting International Match Points.
Pine Hill Club schedules a morning meeting at 186 on Sunday with Mrs. Clifford Cain. The session will cover business and program planning at 1215 Tanglewood.
A tea is planned at the home of Baxter F at 1108 Wynnewood Ave. on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o clock to honor St 3 Demence. The event invites friends and neighbors to attend.
The Study Club plans a meeting at 1209 Johnson hosted by Mrs. W. F. Lawing and Miss Mabel Cherry. They will serve as cohosts for the event.
Westview Flower Club will gather at 911 Kingston St. at 7 30 tomorrow evening hosted by Mrs. J T Davis. The meeting will cover club agendas and upcoming flower arrangements.
A National Labor Relations Board official reviews a union petition for an election at J. P. Stevens & Co. in Roanoke Rapids amid a running battle with the Textile Workers Union of America. If 30 percent of workers request, the NLRB could order an election without Stevens consent. Union organizer James Pierce predicts a vote for the TWUA. Stevens may stall, with broader stakes for North and South mills.
The Primrose Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. with a business session at Mrs. Jake Froe lich Jr. home 606 Parkway. After the session the group will tour High Point Glass and Decorative Co. on Greensboro Road as the highlight of the meeting.
A practice session for officers and appointed chairmen for the mid winter conference will be held Sunday at 1 30 p m in Winston at the Moose Lodge Senior Regent Mrs Velma Tittsler urges all members to attend.
Newcomers Club hosts a morning coffee session at 1707 Windsor Dr on Tuesday at 10 30 a m Local organizers say the event will feature a parade and activities for children at the YWCA Memorial.
Former Secretary of State J F Byrnes recalls Churchill as a proud old peacock and a law unto himself. Bernard Baruch, Gen. Mark Clark, and others reflect on Churchill’s leadership and lasting impact during World War II. Clark notes weekly dinners with Eisenhower during planning of the North African invasion.
The national environmental health center in the Research Triangle, North Carolina, cites 317 minutes of planning money to be spent next year with construction funds to follow when plans are ready. The President's budget lists Appalachia health field center in Morgantown West Virginia at 20000 and 13 new Social Security buildings at undisclosed sites totaling 11.86 million dollars.
Authorities seek a third man in an Alexander County safe theft at Trio Supermarket Bethlehem near Taylorsville. Robert Lindsay Pennell 25 Conover and Douglas MacArthur Ellis 23 Hickory are jailed on $5,000 bond each for safe cracking and robbery. Franklin Denhour is 30 Hickory wanted. the gang moved the safe nine miles to a Hickory building and started a fire.
Gov and Mrs Dan Moore show progress from bronchitis and bacterial broncho pneumonia at Wake Memorial Hospital. They remained under care Sunday with no fever for the governor and a slight fever for Mrs Moore. Aide said admission was partly for rest and quiet as the governor had returned to Raleigh after Johnson's inauguration.
In Charlotte North Carolina two Negro teachers started duties today at a meeting school while Mrs Ina a graduate of the University of North Carolina began teaching at West Charlotte and Ann White also joins the faculty in a historic integration event at the city’s school system.
Firefighters battled a break-in as they found the safe opened with a torch attempt. They secured the scene and began a preliminary search for clues and damage.
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne in Preparation H suppositories and ointment reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case by case relief showed actual shrinkage and many patients claiming piles are no longer a problem.
Thurm a tired Siamese cat from Seminole Oklahoma was ferried home on a commercial flight to St. Louis Missouri after six weeks missing. Mrs. Jim Robertson had moved away and Thurm turned up at the home of Mrs. E A Cummings Mrs Cummings noted the cat had previously ridden a car 450 miles and recalled the route.
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