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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1958
Page
22
An Associated Press piece traces Ukrainian pysanky and egg dyeing as a cultural tradition tied to myth and spring rites. It notes ancient origins from Egypt to Norse lands, the symbolism of eggs in Easter, and modern practice in America using natural dyes and beeswax to preserve designs.
Whirligig beetles skim pond surfaces and rely on an advanced sense of touch to avoid collisions with floating objects, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
United Nations diplomat Henry Cabot Lodge says a meaningful agreement with the Soviet Union cannot be drafted in three days at a summit. He argues lasting pacts require quiet drafting and careful wording, not television scrutiny.
CHAPEL HILL The North Carolina Unit of the American Society of Dentistry for Children schedules its fourth annual seminar on Thursday April 3 at the University of North Carolina School of Dentistry. The program begins at 10 a.m. with Dr. Ralph L. Ireland of Lincoln Nebraska as the featured speaker. The day ends with a business meeting in the afternoon. Dr. Ireland is professor and chairman of Pedodontics at the University of Nebraska and will become dean of the Nebraska Dental School in Lincoln on July 1 1958.
General David Sarnoff warns against the belief that others owe a living. He argues that a person who expects handouts will wake to find themselves employed by someone who earned their own living through labor.
Japanese business leaders warn the United States recession could curb exports and tariffs while pushing Japan to win a foothold in Red China. Private talks and a Tokyo Peiping trade mission signal cautious steps without formal government recognition.
Clifford L. Tate, once of Greensboro, failed to win release from the State Hospital for the Insane in Raleigh. Guilford Superior Court Judge Walter E. Johnston Jr. ruled Tate must remain hospitalized as the superintendent would not sign a certificate proving recovery to stand trial in a 30-year-old beating case.
Winter issue features Dr Bernard Boyd an alumnus now professor of Biblical literature at UNC and head of its Religion department. The article traces his career from Presbyterian College through Princeton studies Marine chaplaincy in World War II earning a Purple Heart, teaching at Davidson College, and moving to UNC to lead religious education and lecture across North Carolina and the eastern seaboard.
The University of North Carolina Concert Band directed by Herbert Fred and Calvin Huber will give a concert in Hill Music Hall on Tuesday April 1 at 8 p.m. Admission is free. The 60 piece ensemble recently toured North Carolina schools and will perform a program featuring works by Mendelssohn Williams Rimsky Korsakov Scriabin Dvorak and Stoughton along with George Kenny’s Concert March Jubilee and Spiritual for Band.
Smetana's The Bartered Bride will close the program as Oscar Strauss performs My Hero as the concert finale.
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