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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1952
Page
2
An ad leads Martha Reben to a summer escape with guide Fred Rice. She treks by canoe to a camp, learns to fish in rain, and discovers a new zest for wild life as the pair endure damp weather and improvised gear to land a varied catch.
This exploratory study by Hartley Frank and Goldenson at Columbia University Press analyzes how play helps children translate impulses into action. It describes types of play, individual case studies, and how heredity and social background shape personality, with chapters on various activities and water play offering parental and teacher guidance.
Fragmentary passage notes a woman named Rice taking a sick woman fishing in rain and a life filled with entertainment from birds and beasts. It describes long days in the woods through winter into the next summer, with memory of someone abbreviated as T.
Book review applauds the work by berg and Hilda Sidney Krech and Doubeday Co. The authors argue that married women face pressures at every stage and offer ideas for using education and personal interests in constructive, satisfying lives.
A mixed review analyzes Pearl Buck’s new novel The Hidden Flower set against wartime loyalties and cross cultural marriage. It explores themes of identity belonging and the clash of American and Japanese perspectives through Dr Sakai and his daughter in a divided society.
PFC Arthur P Welborn and First Lieutenant Luther H Tuttle return from Korea with families at 1202 Prospect Street and 113 Winslow Street. Other notices report Air Force training at Warren Base Wyoming, Navy chief quartermaster John Morgan at New London, and local residences of service members including Lackland AFB and Fort Jackson assignments.
The Rome correspondent for Moscow Pravda Olga Tchetchetkina was ordered to leave Italy in the shortest time. She was informed she was unwelcome due to a series of dispatches she had sent.
Gray entered service in 1949 and served nine months in Korea receiving decorations. He attended A and T College in Greensboro before induction. In his new assignment Lt Gray will serve on the 13th Infantry's ae committee as an
Singapore the director of civil aviation weighs a proposal by an agency to fly a plane between six and seven each evening to tow an illuminated sign powered by the aircraft generator.
Buffalo brothers John Ayres age 1 and Matthew D. Smith age 11 found five leaf clovers in the Smith backyard, more exciting than the six four-leaf clovers also found in the same yard.
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