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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1958
Page
30
Thomasville coin enthusiasts viewed what is billed as the South’s finest collection in Lexington, admiring a genuine $10 double eagle owned by W D Carroll of Monroe. Carroll spent 63 years assembling coin treasures including pieces dating to 1799.
Braxton Younts reports on Farm life in the Piedmont area. Farmers show openness and help in the fields while mechanization boosts yields and allows work to extend into town hours. Local officials and teachers like Mrs King and Ralph Kimel are highlighted along with new facilities upgrades and regional agricultural exchanges.
Cub Scout Pack 126 at First Baptist Church will present the Great Grinmore Circus Monday at 8 p.m. in the Recreation Hall of the Education Building on Cramer Street. Eight big acts will perform in the circus ring with animals and freak shows.
The temple at El Karnak in Egypt was built over 2,000 years becoming the largest columnar structure ever erected by man, reflecting long span construction.
ATLANTIC CITY New Jersey bankers were advised that sack dresses could distract female bank employees. Millard C Faught told the New Jersey Bankers Assn that sack dresses might be used to hide deposits or even a wheelbarrow, framing the attire as a humorous concern at the 55th annual meeting.
In Elizabeth New Jersey the Police Department will issue a congratulatory card to prospective brides and grooms when they apply for a marriage license at City Hall. The card also warns against horn blowing in wedding processions.
The narrative notes Sylvia Lane died nearly instantly after exposure. A cork remains in the poison bottle, suggesting no time for substitution. Harvey Henderson asserts he touched nothing, reinforcing the mystery surrounding the incident.
New Mexico archives recount the 1847 murder of Charles Bent, the territory’s first civilian governor, who was scalped in his Taos home during a brief Indigenous uprising.
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