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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1958
Page
24
A small study of 12 year olds shows youngsters worry about heaven and time, TV and movies, and relationships. Many enjoy home, with a mix of opinions on parents, and most spend afternoons on chores, reading, or hobbies. Movies and music shape interests. dreams include travel, better grades, college, and popularity.
The schedule lists bookmobile stops on Thursday at E State Street Johnson Street 3 15 to 3 55 Clover Drive Parkside Drive 4 25 to 4 55 and Tabor Street D Street 4 30 to 5 00. On Friday stops include Overbrook Drive Edgedale Drive 3 30 to 3 55 Rockspring Road Eaton Place 4 40 to 5 00 and West Farriss Avenue Brantley Circle 4 45 to 5 15.
Three Randleman men led by Mayor P. H. Martin and joined by F. Pickett and J. L. Coble attended a state regional industrial conference at Greensboro College last Thursday. The gathering aimed to better acquaint local leaders with strategies to stimulate industrial growth. Gov. Luther Hodges spoke at the conference luncheon.
Harry B. Caldwell of Greensboro, master of the North Carolina Grange, will address the Liberty Association of Deacons at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the First Baptist Church in Denton. Caldwell serves on Baptist boards and is on the State Convention Committee of 25 examining needs of Baptist institutions.
RANDLEMAN residents will gather at the Lions Den Tuesday night for the Deep River Flood Control project on the dam. The main item is the election of officers for the coming year and all area residents are urged to attend.
The Britannica encyclopedia notes that ancient Romans attributed the appearance of edible underground fungi called truffles to thunder, linking atmospheric forces with culinary fungi in their beliefs.
Scientists explain coughing and sneezing but yawning hiccup and sighing remain partly unexplained. Researchers review physiological triggers and potential brain stem involvement, noting variability among individuals and unclear evolutionary purpose.
Randolph County will host a six team Little League for the north and west area. Claude Routh president announces teams from Trinity Archdale New Market Allen Jay East Randleman and West Randleman. Eligible players are boys 9 to 12 with tryouts and a 15 player roster limit. First games set for May 1 with practice as weather permits.
The Red Cross bloodmobile will be stationed at the Civic Center in Thomasville from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It aims to collect 250 pints of blood. Mrs. V. G. Snyder Sr. serves as blood program chairman for Thomasville.
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