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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1951
Page
6
Obedience trials at dog shows award C D and C D X and U D titles, with T D available for tracking dogs. The system mirrors human degrees, requiring specific exercises and tests, plus separate outdoor track criteria. Contact 221 Fourth Avenue New York City for full rules and club listings.
Miniature NM highlights boy interest in fast things like midget racing cars speed boats and airplanes as make believe pathways into real skills. It notes national soap box derby Akron Ohio contests model airplanes pond skippers and shipbuilding basics plus the value of early hands on play and imagination for future engineers.
Readers tackle a mixed puzzle page featuring hidden U S Presidents names, a dog quiz with questions on canine traits and breeds, a riddle about winter plants, kite material, happiness, and a letter rearrangement puzzle yielding three president names from the jumble VOTE LOSER TUN RAM DON SIAM.
The fragment describes a word game with pairs of definitions where the second word is living. Examples include hair and hare. it hints at a list of fourteen pairs to solve, with garbled mid text mentioning HARDING and coded phrases and a compass point.
A scatter of word games and trivia fills pages with a Presidential Rebus listing Garfield Wilson Pierce Washington and a dense jig of crosswords mixed with clues and themes. Included are last names Adams Harrison Polk Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur Taft Harding Hoover Roosevelt and more.
A 17th century Paris dinner tale explains how the Duc de Richelieu transformed cream into a new sauce after a kitchen cat spoiled the cream. He replaced it with olive oil creating Mahonnaise, later spelled mayonnaise, to honor a Port Mahon victory.
Readers invited to write to Captain Hal at the newspaper to become pen pals. A reader shares a concern about children imagining war games and the atom bomb, urging calm. Carolyn Reaves, 11, lists hobbies, favors Lois Lenski and Louisa May Alcott, and asks for friends. Sam, 12, seeks male and female pals, enjoys mystery books and basketball, asks for basketball yells.
A guide to bicycle vacations from short day trips to long tours. Advice covers bike maintenance by a local mechanic or self service, packing, and proper tire pressure. It recounts Jack Cain and James Woodling’s three and a half month European ride from Ohio to Oslo via multiple countries costing about $600.
A narrator recalls helping scouts count drivers on a road near town and performing an upside down card trick that fools onlookers. The piece then shifts to travel gear and planning tips for bicycle trips with packing lists, site ideas, and guidance from local chambers and libraries.
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