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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1955

Page

3

Rural Folks Must Help Themselves

The article quotes Caldwell urging rural communities to plan and collaborate through self help groups to create local church, school, health and social programs. He warns urban migration and government action may rise without local development and emphasizes a strong, well funded rural church with a capable minister. He also notes rural citizenship has weakened and warns farmers may rely on subsidies if urban understanding remains limited.

Caldwell

Fire department training program outlined by Ellington

Assistant Chief Talmadge M. Ellington spoke to the Exchange Club at Rainbow Supper Club detailing the High Point fire department training plan. He stressed fire service as an evolving science and noted need for a drill tower field house and updated equipment. A Q&A followed and plans for the club’s 20th anniversary were announced.

Talmadge M. Ellington High Point Fire Department Exchange Club Rainbow Supper Club M. L. Patrick Ellington High Point Bill Corns A. E. Sherron

Mirror of Your Mind on Perception and Emotions

The piece explains how people misjudge their own appearance and how emotions range from healthy to unhealthy. It cites experiments showing distorted views of facial features and notes that pride in ordinary traits can be misplaced. It references William James on emotion as a state of mind.

William James High Point Wachovia Bank

Vitamins raise IQ in Norfolk study of mothers and children

Prof. Arthur I Gates of Columbia supervised 1,200 expectant mothers in a Norfolk slum. Diets were split into vitamin pills or placebos and 1,669 children aged three to four were tested, with vitamin children scoring 97.9 to 101.7 IQ versus 93.6 for placebo children.

Arthur I. Gates Columbia University Norfolk

Steel talks begin as union presses wage demands

The United Steelworkers begin wage negotiations with six major producers led by U.S. Steel Bethlehem Republic Jones & Laughlin Youngstown Sheet & Tube Inland. The union seeks a substantial rise with offsets expected from higher steel prices. talks cover 170 contracts with 90 smaller firms.

U.S. Steel Bethlehem Republic Jones & Laughlin Youngstown Sheet & Tube USW

Leroy Coggins Honor Graduate At N.C. State

Leroy Coggins son of Mr and Mrs Frank Coggins of Route 3 Thomasville received a degree with honors from the agricultural department at North Carolina State College this Sunday. He is enrolled at Oklahoma A N M College at Stillwater Okla to graduate in two years with a degree in veterinary work. He attended Hasty and Fair Grove Schools in Davidson County.

Thomasville Leroy Coggins Frank Coggins Route 3 Agricultural Department North Carolina State College Coggins Oklahoma A&m College Stillwater Okla Hasty Fair Grove Davidson County

Leadership Training Conference Opens at Lake Junaluska

An eight day conference at the Methodist Church Southeastern Summer Assembly opened today with nearly 400 college students and adult counselors from 12 states. Dr Peter Bertocci of Boston University is the daily platform speaker and the theme is The Christian Alternatives to Aimlessness. Dr Harvey C Brown of Nashville directs the meeting, one of six regional student meetings this summer sponsored by the Methodist student movement.

Lake Junaluska Methodist Church Peter Bertocci Boston University Harvey C. Brown Nashville, Tenn Methodist Student Movement

Eisenhower warns against overhyping Big Four talks

President urges caution and wisdom as Big Four summit begins, saying progress will be gradual and no miracle solution is expected. He stresses strength at home and alongside allies to confront threats, while addressing West Point graduates about duty, virtue, and a peaceful world under Providence.

America Nixon Chicago Dulles Roth Eisenhower Russia Bulgaria Britain Eden France Faure West Point

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King Features Syndicate, Inc By Joseph Whitney N.C. State Pele d Ted Meinhard & Company, Inc Fourth Ave New York Ike C. A. Auffmordt & CO Fourth Avenue Bedford Sales Cal N. Wrenn St High Point, N.C Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Rayon Tricot Jakifee
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