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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1957
Page
8
A storm 200 miles off Land’s End sinks the Whipper with 10 aboard after a hatch is ripped open. The captain stays aboard to save the ship as a tug tows, but the vessel sinks near shore. The cast includes a flawed romance and varied heroism among passengers and crew. The Spanish rescue ship is oddly hailed as the real savior.
John F. Blair in Winston-Salem releases a new edition of The American Indian in North Carolina by LeTell R, originally published in 1947. The work presents the blend of American Indian and European civilizations and features early explorers and contemporary interpretations.
William Saroyan's Papa You're Crazy recounts Pete's years with his writer father in Malibu and San Francisco. The book blends conversations and adventures with family memories, comparing its voice to My Name Is Aram while noting its compact 165 pages and kinetic energy examples.
A compact list of fiction and non fiction titles including The Scapegoat by Daphne du Maurier Compulsion by Meyer Levin The Last Angry Man by Gerald Green Blue Camellia by Frances Parkinson Keyes The Day Christ Died by Jim The Innocent Ambassador by Philip Wylie Day of Infamy by Walter Lord A FBI Story by Don White The Turn of the Tide by Sir Arthur Bryant.
A Moravian Church leader was elected bishop shortly before his death in the fall of 1956. The event marked the final act of a long clerical career within the Moravian Church.
A 1960s children’s catalog blurb lists Mister Penny’s Race Horse by Marie Hall Ets with Limpy the horse winning a day of mischief and gratitude. Jellybean by Susan Dorritt and Pat Marriott follows a snowbound dog with adventures as seasons change and grass returns.
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