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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1961
Page
2
Randolph County unveils a four level brick veneer jail with reinforced concrete interior and tool proof steel cells. The facility includes separate floors for male and female prisoners and youths, a clinic, kitchen, laundry, and exercise areas, with oil fired heating and external control doors.
More than 200 leaders of the travel industry will gather in High Point March 26 27 for the Travel Council of North Carolina annual meeting. President Lynn Nisbet notes the Greensboro Sedgefield High Point area offers ample facilities and access boosted by the furniture market.
An ad claims Peacock's Imperial Creme softens wrinkles and age spots after six days. It touts quicksilver-based formula, oils to unclog pores, and promises full refund if not delighted, with availability through Mann Drug Stores.
The Faculty Social Activities committee of High Point College sponsors a Faculty Student tea on campus Thursday from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. in the Student Center. A string quartet from the Fine Arts Department will perform and Dr. Walter Blackstock will read selections from Leaves Before the Wind. Arrangements are by Mrs. James T. Warren. The string ensemble includes William Barnes and Alice McIlvaine on violins, Lew Lewis on viola, and George Beam on double bass.
A Protestant church leaders group suggested removing the word corps from Kennedy's Peace Corps abroad program. They argued the term sounded militaristic and could be misinterpreted overseas. The recommendation came from a committee of the National Council of Churches' department of international affairs.
A persuasive appeal urges Americans to support RADIO FREE EUROPE to broadcast truth behind the Iron Curtain. It notes 28 transmitters run by escapees, reaching over 90 percent of listeners despite jamming, and calls for private funding to expand the station’s reach to 79 million people.
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