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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1945
Page
15
The piece recalls Elsie Robinson describing how the greeting Hi Neighbor brightened a bedridden patient. It contrasts physical pain with loneliness, and argues that feeling connected and cared for gives purpose. The author believes two small words can bind people, heal wounds, and shape a peaceful world.
Providence R I Brown University announces a six million dollar program to build a new dormitory for Pembroke College girls, renovate existing men’s dormitories, and allocate four million dollars for a student refectory and additional facilities.
Jerry Wayne Brown turns three celebrating July 21 with Mil dred Brown and the late Vernon Harold Brown. Brenda Ruth Prince also turns three July 23 living at 705 Thissell Street while her father serves in the south Pacific. Ronnie Lee Mullis marks age three on July 15, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Williams and Mrs Virgie Mullis. Olivia Marie Campbell birthday on June 17 daughter of Pfc and Mrs J M Campbell Sr stationed at Camp Wheeler. Charlies Wayne Smith will be one on July 74 son of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of 1517 Byrom Street.
Vaughn Monroe with his orchestra sings No More Troujours In Amour on Victor with the Norton Sisters in a lively vocal picture. The reverse side tells The Story of Two Cigarettes with a poignant ballad by Monroe. Duke Ellington yields Otto Make That Riff Staccato with Ray Nance vocals. Everything But You showcases Joya Sherrill. Overseas USO unit ships sixteen bandsmen and Parker and Neal join harp. A jazz quartet from Welds forms for hospital wards.
Hal McIntyre and his orchestra, the first civilian big name band overseas for the USO, reached central Germany where thousands of GIs enjoy their rhythms. He plans to return with souvenirs including four Nazi pistols and notes on the trip. Dorsey skirts rivalry as RCA broadcasts from Hollywood.
A meeting of the executive committee of the Methodist colleges in North Carolina will be held at the Sheraton hotel at 11 o'clock midday. Dr G I Humphreys of High Point college announces a discussion of the schools educational program with James T Hanes of Winston Salem presiding. The note ends with a stray line about satyrs in Greek myth.
Guilford College reports the first phase of its five year campus development, raising 357,564 dollars against a 350,000 goal for 1944 45. Dr Clyde A Milner announces the total in a trustees meeting, with Ceasar Cone U of Greensboro chairing the drive. The campaign reduces future goals to 403 436 and designates 1945 46 as a creative planning period focusing on program integration and facilities.
ARIS reports two new American universities for soldiers will open soon with 4000 student capacity each. One campus in Shrivenham England opens July 30, the other in Biarritz France in August. Each school includes 100 army instructors and about 150 professors on leave from American universities offering courses across agriculture commerce education engineering fine arts journalism liberal arts and sciences.
Newburyport Massachusetts union brief notes that married nurses who take nursing positions at Anna Jaques Hospital will receive free child care taxi service and high pay according to the INS report.
Funds have been allocated for a new science building a new women’s residence hall and additions to Duke Memorial hall and Cox hall for men. An additional 403000 will raise the endowment from about 700000 to one million dollars and expand library athletic infirmary and other campus facilities.
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