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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1962
Page
9
A High Point reporter outlines sobriety tests from finger to nose and balance to speech, noting the limitations of the blood test in North Carolina. He explains how police rely on officer observation as the only sure method without a state blood test law, and quotes a local attorney on legislative failures.
The article chronicles the life of Mrs. R. K. Stewart of High Point, detailing her early music career at Trinity and Wesley Memorial churches, marriage to J. Farriss and later R. K. Stewart, and her extensive public work. It notes her charity work, garden passion, library initiatives, and long engagement with community organizations in High Point.
A compact saying suggests those who borrow trouble lack optimism to lead while some fishermen return empty nets, signaling that even careful expeditions face barren stretches and hidden risks on open waters.
President Kennedy offered the Cabinet post to Cleveland mayor Anthony Celebrezze after weighing his reputation as an administrator. Celebrezze, visiting Canada, agreed after a brief discussion with his wife and a rapid return to Cleveland. He then telephoned Kennedy by Saturday morning to confirm.
Morganton and Janice Barron emerge as preliminary swimsuit leaders with Kenny McArver from Charlotte Ginger Simmons from Monroe and Gail Geyer from High Point as favorites. Susan Kay Woodall of Roanoke Rapids loses crown after dispute with the Junior Chamber of Commerce which runs the pageant. Woodall was Miss North Carolina last fall and was runner up to Miss Fletcher in the prior state contest.
Robert Bunnelle of Asheville Citizens Times is elected president of the North Carolina Press Association as lawmakers prepare for the 1963 General Assembly. A resolution seeks news reporters’ right to access the floor in the new state house during sessions. Vice president elected C M Ogle Hendersonville Times. Directors include J E Dowd Don Hall Orville Campbell Hal Tanner and E J Hamlin.
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