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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1959
Page
3
Bob drives home through a snowbound town with Ymelda watching. He faces a split-second choice as his car careens off a hill toward a riverbank, planning to escape by opening the door and striking out. He reasons that panic is not in him. He believes in using his head.
A disjointed passage blends weather notes with a strange scene of a person drifting in a river and recalling a child left in a basket. The text shifts to a clock-like forecast noting sunset at 6 16 p m and sunrise at 6 48 a m.
North Carolina: coastal rain and Piedmont drizzle with cooler afternoon. Partial clearing and warmer, highs around 40 in mountains and upper 40s elsewhere. Lows 28 to 35 mountains and Piedmont, 30 to 38 Coastal Plain. South Carolina: fair, low 25 to 32 tonight, then mostly sunny and warmer Tuesday. Georgia: fair windy and cool this afternoon, fair and cold tonight, lows 32 to 38 north and 38 to 44 south, Tuesday partly cloudy and warmer. highs 34 to 64. Temperature averages near normal. Raleigh 58/36, Charlotte 59/37, Charleston 66/4. Warmer Tuesday, colder Wednesday, warmer Friday and Saturday. Showers Friday around 0.5 inch.
The Associated Press reports a deadly weekend across North Carolina with 16 confirmed fatalities from shootings fires and traffic crashes. Victims include Chowan High students Loyd Wayne Bass and George Carroll Goodwin killed in a road accident near Edenton and Annabelle Devonne 50 and J C Ladley 50 burned to death in Fayetteville after an oil stove overturned. Other victims include Raymond Parker 62 shot during a robbery in Northampton County and Tiny Draughon 42 shot in Sampson County. Multiple traffic crashes claim several more lives across Greensboro Hillsboro and Hamlet.
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