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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1961

Page

30

Life of the Osage by John Joseph Mathews, a Colorful History

Maurice Dolbier hails John Joseph Mathews The Life of the Osage as a vigorous panoramic study blending anthropology history and poetry. It traces Osage origins in central North America their enduring identity through colonization pressure westward and the 1840s reservation shift ending with an oil era and Peyote religion.

Middle Waters Annals of America Marquette Ouazhaghi Orange Osage Mississippi Missouri Osages America Oklahoma John Joseph Mathews University of Oklahoma Maurice Dolbier

Recognition of Communist China and May Man Prevail?

Book reviews examine the China question in Robert P. Newman's Recognition of Communist China and Erich Fromm's May Man Prevail. Newman questions recognition and its impact on disarmament and public will, while Fromm uses psychoanalytic theory to probe Cold War tensions and leadership beliefs.

China Robert P. Newman Macmillan University of Pittsburgh Newman Erich Fromm Doubleday Fromm Khrushchev Adenauer United States Russia Red China U.S Soviet Union Germany National University of Mexico

Bookman's Holiday Hope For The Future

The High Point Public Library marks 35 years of serving the community by acquiring and providing books and ideas. It recalls early efforts, growth through expansions, and a future focus on meeting changing needs with broader access, diverse formats, and programs beyond books.

High Point Public Library City Hall S. Main Street Simlar Washington Street

Another Carolinian Debuts at Carnegie Hall in New York

Education week notes praise Alva Tripp tenor of Pro Musica Motet Choir for his Carnegie Hall debut. The article discusses small versus large ensembles, High Point events, and upcoming school music open houses and Van Cliburn appearance in Greensboro on November 18.

Carnegie Hall New York City Alva Tripp Pro Musica Motet Choir High Point Barry Ruth Strauss Anderson Kirk van Cliburn High Point College Memorial Auditorium Moscow Greensboro Z. Melnikov

Belle Tells Everything LITTLE ME parody book review

A spoof memoir by Patrick Dennis about Belle Poitrine mocks show business biographies. The bawdy, frothy satire, rich in celebrity photos by Cris Alexander, aims for laughs but may feel excessive by the final page.

Patrick Dennis Dutton Belle Poitrine Cris Alexander Hollywood

Civil War Books Highlight Broad Seasonal List

A fall batch of Civil War books features Bruce Catton’s THE COMING FURY, THE WARTIME PAPERS OF MR. E. LEE edited by Dowdy and Ho Manarin, and Dwight L. Dumond’s ANTI SLAVERY THE CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM IN AMERICA. Also noted are Thomas by McKinney, A VIRGINIA YANKEE IN THE CIVIL WAR diaries from Strother, and works on Virginia Railroads, D. H. Hill in South Carolina, and Morgan's Raid among others. Fourteen titles cover battles, memoirs, diaries, and regional histories, with Lincoln volumes by Mearns and Segal.

Assa Bruce Catton Charleston Bull Run E. B. Long Doubleday E. Lee Clifford Dowdy Louis Ho Manarin Little Brown Dwight L. Dumond America University of Michigan Press George H. Thomas Frani F. McKinney Wayne Thomas David Hunter Strother Cecil Daby Jr Chapel Hill Virginia Angus J. Johnston South Carolina D. H. Hill Lee Hal Bridges McGraw- Hill Vorin L. Whan Fredericksburg Chicago Univ. Press Lincoln David C. Mearns St. Martin's Charles M. Segal Putnam

Bookmobile Schedule High Point Public Library Week Nov Six to Ten

The High Point Public Library announces bookmobile stops for the week of November 6 through 10 with daily routes at locations including College Village Shopping Center Pine Valley Marywood Oakview Woodview Bridges Futrell Ingleside Westover Oak View Parkside Clover Tabor Dayton E Lexington E College Hedrick Ashe Oakwood Ridgecrest Dane Wynnewood Rockford Thissell Clara Cox Homes Clara Cox Circle Willard Gordon Ellwood Wendell and Daniel Brooks Homes on multiple time slots each day.

High Point Public Library College Village Pine Valley Marywood Oakview Woodview Bridges Futrell Ingleside Westover Old Winston Road Oak View Parkside Clover Tabor Dayton E. Lexington E. College W. Springfield Dane Wynnewood Rockford Ragan Thissell Clara Cox Willard Gordon Ellwood Wendell Daniel Brooks

The Great Imposter Sequel The Rascal and the Road

Robert Crichton follows Ferdinand W Demara on a tour of his past exploits. The book analyzes Demaras techniques to fool colleagues by presenting convenient beliefs and a talent for quick study in education medicine and even prison work.

Ferdinand W. Demara Crichton Demara Mississippi

Slick the Judas Tree review by A J Cronin

Cronin’s novel traces David Moray’s arc from philandering medical student to wealthy man entangled with Kathy and Frida. The ending hinges on expediency as Moray seeks Africa but falls to Frida’s worldly lure, with Kathy’s fate deemed more credible than Moray’s. Kathy emerges as the strongest character amid moral decay.

A. J. Cronin Little, Brown Cronin David Moray Mary Douglas Scotland Kathy Africa David Frida von Altishofer Moray Frida

Fragmentary crime testimony hints at victim's killer

A damaged excerpt describes a crime scene where a shooter fired as the victim walked, a phone receiver lay on its cradle, and a deep voice spoke before the groan and silence. The text notes the victim's later revealed condition and the suspect's situation.

List of Fiction and Nonfiction Titles in Current BSL

A reader’s catalog highlights fiction from Franny and Zooey to To Kill a Mockingbird and The Carpetbaggers, with nonfiction including The Making of the President, 1960 and The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, among others.

Franny and Zooey Salinger Stone Lee Skirer Citizen Hearst Swanberg Europe Gunther

Skillful A Feast of Friends review

Rosser Evans novel set in 1930s New York follows Igor Conrad a ruthless money mad figure whose rise ends by wrecking rivals and shaping his own path to maturity narrator Jack flobbs and others among a dramatic cast endure crises while Evans delivers suspense flair and credibility.

New York Igor Conrad Igor Jack Flobbs Jack Caroline Sara Evans

Cartoons by Hirschfeld and Dedini Offered as Art and Satire

A review praises Hirschfeld’s four decades of American theater cartoons as lively art and notes museum acquisitions. Dedini’s gallery of wry modern life cartoons is lauded for witty touches and connections to Old and Modern Masters, with playful sections on lost portraits and humorous historical vignettes.

Hirschfeld Toulouse-Lautrec Dedini Modiglianni Brigitte Bardot Hoblein Henry VIII

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