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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1964
Page
20
Ernest Hemingways Young And Poor In Paris Moveable Feast collects recollections from 1957 to 1960 describing his early Paris days, his friendships with Stein Pound and Fitzgerald, and the strain of romance. The critic notes vivid prose and the shift from a young writer to an older observer.
A critical reflection on the 1964 World’s Fair shows scant large art, scattered works like the Prado Goyas and New York State’s odd pop pieces, with architecture deemed tired and carnivallike. The piece argues for art and integrated design as a measure of human value, not mere machinery, amid crowds seeking respite from spectacle.
Weekly routes list pickup times and sites for Monday through Friday. Stops include College Village, Pine Valley, Oakview, Bridges, Ingleside, Old Winston, Parkside, Tabor, E Lexington, Lindale, Gordon, Cedrow, Barbee, W College, Woodrow, Blain, Terrell, Willard, and Eilwood. Each day features multiple time blocks from 9:30 to 4:45 with specific street corners and centers.
Book review of Ben H Bagdikian Poverty in the Midst of Plenty. Examines poverty figures, from 45.5 million to 20 million under $500 a year, and the voices of the poor across Appalachia Chicago and the South. Highlights the book’s focus on real lived experiences over statistics.
A review notes Thad Stein Jr. writes about small town life, weather, and language in Light and Rest. The collection blends essays and observations from rural North Carolina, re capturing the spirit of "all that" with wit and affectionate critique. Stein's work prompts renewed awareness of state neighbors and daily life.
In High Point the audience is scarce for concerts and recitals. Community Concert Association offers four events, Junior League and College one each, and the NC Symphony one, totaling six major attractions. Attendance at recent shows was weak, prompting Z Melnikov to urge the Arts Council to boost turnout and cultural life.
Allan Jaffe, a 28 year old Wharton graduate, and his wife Sandra revive New Orleans jazz through Preservation Hall. They host nightly performances by aging original musicians like George Lewis and Jim Robinson, funding via gate profits and extending careers for veterans of the scene.
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