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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1956
Page
2
At Montana University Halloween festivities escalated into a campus panty raid. Women and men clashed across dormitories, an effigy of school president Carl McFarland was hung, a car was left atop gravel, and students hurled into showers at Craig Hall.
WSLS-TV Roanoke Channel 10 lists 00 Your Life political segment 11:00 final hour news wrap up 11:35 Chub at 11:30 Tonight lineup details in the local station slate.
Greensboro road housewife Luvena Shuskey faced an assault with a deadly weapon charge after hospital treatment for stab wounds from a steak knife. She posted $500 bond for a Domestic Relations Court appearance. her husband Worth D. Shuskey had earlier been charged with the same offense. Officers reported conflicting accounts as both spouses were found bleeding and a knife was recovered from a child.
The Christmas Cheer Committee plans to reorganize the city’s civic clubs and other groups to map this year’s outreach. Several organizations are expected to attend to coordinate efforts and set plans for holiday activities.
The Lions Club plans a meeting tonight at the Sheraton Hotel after holding its last two sessions at the High Point Friends Meeting on Quaker Lane. Tea production in 1955 reached a world record with India Ceylon and Africa reporting bumper crops.
Major national Jewish organizations in the United States urge the government to restudy Middle East policies after recent events. The statement, released by Arnold Aronson, cites clashes in Egypt and Suez area tensions, urging a fresh appraisal and a stance aligned with Western democracies and Israel.
The British report Do miat carried mines and 69 survivors were rescued by British forces after the ship was blocked in the Suez Canal. British air raids against Egyptian airfields were laid to continue, with delayed action bombs used to allow Egyptian personnel to retreat. France discussed positions with the United States as Egypt weighed UN withdrawal amid colonial tensions.
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Friday at 9 p.m. at Mrs. Estelle Carter’s home on Downing Street. The Pride of Guilford Lodge K of P holds its first monthly meeting tonight at 8 o’clock at the Pythian Temple on Perry Street. The Ushers Union meets at Temple Memorial Baptist Church at 3 p.m. Sunday.
About 200 members of the Fifth District Junior Chamber of Commerce will gather at the Rainbow Supper Club for the second quarterly meeting. The event opens at 6 30 p m with reports from club presidents and district chairmen on Jaycee projects.
The board announced new site plans for a junior high in the second ward with bids for the first section expected next June. Tillson was hired in a regular board meeting as it reviewed student admissions, street relocation, window estimate needs at Cloverdale School, and damages of 2800 dollars from recent fires at Fairview Street School.
A Walnut Street residence at 406 burned last night when an oil fired cook stove overheated the kitchen. Fire Chief Claude Canady said the unattended stove flared up after a broken oil container spilled onto the floor. Occupant listed as Martin Dewey.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church will send A W Klemme and Rev Harry D Hawthorne to the Eastern Conference convention of the United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Hawthorne serves as conference secretary and liturgist for the opening service. Speakers include Rev George F Schott Jr and Dr S W Hahan of Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary in Columbia SC.
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