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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1960
Page
5
Dr Molner explains there is no true return to normal after a heart attack. Damaged heart tissue forms a permanent scar and arteries may not fully recover, though the heart has a large reserve and can remain useful with careful aftercare.
Seven fatalities tied to North Carolina over the weekend include a Charlotte shooting that killed James McCain and injuries to others. Raymond Edwards, 45, is charged with murder. Sanford resident Flynn Foushee, 63, died from unexplained burns. two sailors from Fayetteville died in a crash with a tractor trailer. youths and others perished in multiple traffic incidents across the region.
Realty transfers listed show C M Borum Jr and wife to Jackie L Crater and wife of several lots, E Roy Samuel and wife to Billy L Cheves and wife, D Brantley Hucks and wife to Pearl H Conrad, D B Buchanan and wife to Robert Swan Johnson and wife, City of High Point to Jacob L Harriss and wife, Harold L Amos and wife to C Wayne Lackey, J W Coltranne and wife to John R Rhodenhiser and others, W R McKenzie and wife to E A Bencini and wife, Guilford Sales Corp to J A Esisiliones and wife.
Thomasville High seniors Edward Bowles James E Carter and Genevieve L Wright compete with four Lexington seniors Susan Black Wanda Hoskins Larry C Linder and Max Daniel McGinn for George Fos sier Hawkins Scholarships at Wake Forest College valued up to 4800 The event runs March 18 and 19 with about 30 Hawkins and one 2000 General Motors Scholarship awarded Eligibility requires NC residency or a Wake Forest alum parent.
USDA reports that rice is the most universally grown and widely eaten cultivated grain, highlighting its global prominence in diets and agriculture.
Three residents of Route 2 were released on $200 bond each after being accused of forcibly trespassing at Corrie Eanes home on Emmanuel Church Road. They are Arvil Hunt 46 Arthur Eanes 40 and Louise Eanes ? were released pending Recorder's Court appearance on March 21.
Police seek Sammy Poe Smith a 35 year old insurance salesman and Judith Brady Dalton 18 in a repeated kidnaping case. Judith has sparked lipstick message calls from South Carolina towns and warrants were issued after she was abducted on February 28. Smith has prior assault on a female convictions with suspended sentence.
Missouri, with 21 813 calves, tops the United States in 1958 registered Angus cattle production, ahead of Iowa Illinois Texas and Oklahoma.
A New York special reports the public release of DONDRIL Anti-Cough Tablets a small dose to be taken with water. The tablet reportedly stops coughing for up to six hours using a three medicine blend including an antitussive decongestant and antihistamine. It claims double the effectiveness of codeine and is non narcotic with a money back guarantee.
In Thomasville, judgment was suspended after William C. Rice, lodge manager, faced Recorder's Court on charges alleging illegal gambling equipment and alcohol found during a February 9 raid. Judge Hughes will rule after tomorrow’s jury trial of Paul B. Harris, lodge governor, with the lodge named as corporation. Detective Stamey testified about the raid findings.
Gene Ahern creator of Hoople and Our Boarding House died of a heart attack at 64 in Los Angeles. Chicago born, he drew the strip from the 1920s to 1936 then created Judge Puffle for King Features Syndicate. Survived by widow Jane, Ahern had lived in California for 36 years.
Eliza beth Teague Leonard of Thomasville, a fifth grade teacher at Colonial Drive School, was elected president of the North Carolina Education Association Central District, rising from vice president in a mail ballot. Lois Edinger, from Thomasville and formerly at Kern Street School, becomes state NCEA president and is now a studio teacher at WUNC TV.
Authorities state air temperature is not higher in the sun than in shade yet people assume sun makes clothing and skin hotter. The misunderstanding stems from radiant warmth on exposed surfaces rather than air heat, scientists note.
In Jasper Texas a 1982 vote approved spending 15 000 to repair and reinstall a 67 year old clock on the county courthouse. A special election saw 1982 in favor and 85 against after engineers cited a balancing issue from a 1 000 pound bell that led to the clock’s removal two years earlier.
The article notes that U S agriculture consumes more electricity annually than the combined power usage of Chicago Detroit Houston Baltimore and Boston, highlighting the sector's large energy demands and implications for farming practices and rural electricity policy.
An ointment used for four years for relief of hemorrhoids is now advertised as offering soothing relief of discomfort and itching with a money back guarantee. The ad cites Dr. Holly of North Carolina and promotes SUTHER INE from a special formula company registered at the U.S. Patent Office.
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