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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1955

Page

3

Blind Tar Heel wins award for service to disabled

The article highlights Earl Cathey, a blind Tar Heel who after a 1913 accident pursued education at the State School for the Blind Raleigh and UNC. He earned an AB in 1923 and a law degree, opening a practice in Asheville in 1925, later dedicating effort to aid other blind people and eye health.

Cathey State School For the Blind Raleigh University of North Carolina Asheville Eisenhower Earl Gammons Columbia Broadcasting System Edward Petyak Phoenix Ariz Nancy Mann Santa Fe N. M Annatte du Bois Nashville Tenn Richard Nakover White Plains N. Y Barbara Ward Boise Idaho Washington

Electrician Survives Big Jolt in Thomasville

Greensboro electrician T. C. Johnson of L. W. Routh Construction was shocked when his arm touched a 4,160 volt high tension line while changing power for the Thomasville Chair Co. at W Main and Taylor. He was knocked unconscious, burned the boot instep, then revived and released from hospital.

Thomasville Greensboro T. C. Johnson L. W. Routh Construction Co Thomasville Chair Co W. Main and Taylor Sts Johnson Routh W. A. Saintsing Ater Saintsing

Merchants Meet Asheville Opens 53rd NC Convention

More than 20 delegates gathered for the 53rd annual convention of the North Carolina Merchants Assn in Asheville. Featured speakers included Joseph E. Burger of St. Louis Cornell Seed Co Rev. Mark Depp of Centenary Methodist Winston-Salem and Stanhope Linberry of Charlotte chief of Mecklenburg County police. Gov Luther Hodges scheduled to speak could not attend Capus Waynick represented Hodges at the opening.

Asheville North Carolina

Newfoundland Premier Announces Drainage Spending for Farming

Premier Joseph Smallwood says Newfoundland's provincial government will spend about $100,000 this year to drain marshy wastelands to boost agriculture. He notes nearly a third of the province's 92,000 square miles are boggy and that ditching work has shown positive returns.

ST. Johns Nld Joseph Smallwood Newfoundland

Petition drive seeks to retain Thomasville city manager

Pro Schadt groups circulate petitions in Thomasville asking to retain Everett W. Schadt as city manager beyond June 30. Reports note women may organize the drive while the council recently voted to rehire him until end of the fiscal year. Schadt plans no job application as his tenure ends.

Thomasville Everett W. Schadt Schadt Carl C. Wilson Opera’ Cos Myers Bill Johnson

Former Presidents Speak At Trinity Alumni Meet

Joel Walker and Mrs. T J Covington, both former Trinity High School Alumni Association presidents, spoke at the annual meeting in the school auditorium. Walker compared modern funeral customs with those of two generations ago and noted two dozen accredited mortuary colleges. Covington recalled events from her Trinity days and notable past speakers. New officers for the next year were George Osborne president, Tommy Bouldin vice president, and secretaries Mrs. Nancy Hyde and Mrs. Carolyn Dillon.

Thomasville Joel Walker T. J. Covington Trinity High School Alumini Association Trinity Walker United States Covington Caeteria Hepler T. J. Smith Jimmy Hinson Wake Forest College George Osborne Association Tommy Bouldin Nancy Hyde Carolyn Dillon

Timely Gardening Tips From Better Homes & Gardens

A brief note highlights timely gardening guidance in Better Homes & Gardens with illustrated pieces on roses in summer care, box gardening, mums from cuttings, and growing phlox, all aimed at keeping a lovely garden now. June issue available where magazines are sold.

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