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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1953
Page
5
A fragment describes beggars influencing a cop over money with a nickel each, then shifts to a note about the Mariana Trench in the Pacific about 200 miles southwest of Guam. It states the trench is 35,640 feet deep and far deeper than Mount Everest, should Everest be placed inside.
New York stocks closed the month with gains while the bond market rallied. The week saw 1,399 issues trading. 316 rose, 236 unchanged, and the oil and steel sectors led with Bethlehem Steel posting a quarterly high. General Electric rose while American Express fell, and investors awaited Armistice Day holiday.
Redford of Atlanta newly elected executive secretary will speak Thursday morning November 12. Dr James L Sullivan of Nashville Tennessee executive secretary of the Ada convention will also enter the event.
The University of North Carolina Extension Division released a 56 page bulletin titled Building World Peace How Can The United Nations Prevent Communist Aggression and Preparation for Aggression that compiles 16 articles from officials and experts. It includes editorials from major outlets and endorsements from Gov. Umstead and State Superintendent Carroll along with a three page bibliography and prize details for the World Peace Gold Key.
David H Brewer son of Mr and Mrs O W Brewer of 1604 East Commerce Street has been chosen by Asbury College faculty to be honored in Who's Who in American Colleges He is a High Point High School graduate and attended UNC before Asbury He studies for the ministry and has served in Ken student roles and will receive his Bachelor of Arts in 1934 The decisions were based on character leadership and potentialities.
Mrs. Mittie E. Watters will speak about her inmate work at 6 pm Wednesday at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Workers Conference. Her juvenile reform efforts began after a 1939 magazine article moved her to volunteer, providing spiritual counsel and aid without pay. She is known as "Mother Watters" and aids the North Carolina Prison Rehabilitation Program.
Oklahoma City fire crews fought a blaze that trapped a boy and his 12 pet rabbits and their newborns. The boy, with singed hair and soot on his face, said he ran inside to save as many as possible but the rabbits fled.
Mayor Covington announces a Buddy Poppy Day sale by the VFW next Saturday to honor veterans. Proceeds fund disabled and needy veterans and widows and orphans of deceased veterans, with official endorsement from the President and Veterans Administration.
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