Take Heart Dixielanders Yankee-Bred Chill Waning
The article notes a cold air mass from Canada bringing severe chills, with meteorologist Robert Green predicting a north wind could relieve the cold. Nighttime temperatures dropped further with no clouds and little wind, while a warming trend was forecast into the low to upper 50s and possibly 60s for the next two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Green
U. S
Friendship
Green
Canada
Plains States
High Point Enterprise Section D Preview
Sunday edition of the High Point Enterprise highlights Section D items and features for readers, including local briefs, notices, and community updates compiled for the November 8, 1959 edition.
Two Tax Revisions Outlined for 1960 Changes
The article details new 1960 tax collection methods for North Carolina state income tax and Social Security. State withholding will use Form NC-4 exemptions with a four step calculation and monthly withholdings. Social Security rises to 3 percent employee and 3 percent employer on earnings up to 4800 dollars, funding retirement and survivor benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Internal Revenue
Weatherman Lurches Back After Snake Encounter
AP report from St. Louis describes climatologist Joseph Conte starting a rooftop forecast when a blue racer, a harmless snake, caused him to sprint in reverse. Conte joked about his field as a climatologist not a herpetologist, amid coworkers' astonishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RACER
ST. Louis
Joseph Conte
Conte
Industry and Education Week Visits Planned in High Point
More than 100 industrial leaders will visit High Point grammar schools, high schools and High Point College on Wednesday morning to observe classes and teaching. Leaders will tour freely, greet principals, and end with lunch at William Penn School as part of Industry and Education Week. Additional visits to industrial plants by Gaon are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Upt
Dean Pruette
Leo Heer
High Point College
William Penn School
Podiatrist Opens Office in High Point
Dr. Harvey G. Tilles a High Point podiatrist opens his office for treatment and prevention of foot disorders He is a High Point High School graduate 1959 alumnus of UNC Chapel Hill and NY College of Podiatry He has worked at Kings County and Coney Island Hospitals and held leadership roles in podiatry associations He resides at 601 W Farriss Ave and office is in the One Bank Building High Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey G. Tilles
High Point
Tilles
High Point High School
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity
New York College of Podiatry
Kings County Hospital
Coney Island Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyn Doctors Hospital
Bak ‘Ers and
Confectioners Medical
Joan Hahan
Greensboro
W. Farriss Ave
Oe Bank
High
Steel Strike Ends Spark Relief in High Point Industry
The Supreme Court ruling ending a 116 day steel strike brings relief to High Point industries heavy in metal use. Mills face uncertain resumption timelines with questions on capacity recovery while Nu Products reports ample steel but shortages in small items for furniture like casters and springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
High Point
Thomas
Nu Products, Inc
Tom Robertson
Loyal Workers Class Meeting at Mrs Moran’s Home
The Loyal Workers Class of N. Main Street Baptist Church meets Monday at 7 30 p m at 709 Forrest Ave. Hostesses are Mrs. Violet Moran and Mrs. Pauline Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Main Street Baptist Church
Violet Moran
Forrest Ave
Moran
Pauline Davis
High Point Industrial Showcase at YMCA Gym
The Industrial Showcase exhibits items from cabinets to yo yos on the second floor of the YMCA gym. It runs today from 2 to 4 6 p m with two door prizes including a TV set and a hi fi system donated by Household Appliance Co. American visitors filled the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Household Appliance Co
Jungle Mystery Woman Stabbed Under Trestle
Mrs. Versie Lee Britton of Mangum Avenue was found under a railroad trestle with a chest wound. She was alive but unable to name the assailant or how she was stabbed. Police noted intoxication and a lack of memory about the incident. The scene near United States Karboard Corp was described as one of several canned heat jungles in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versie Lee Britton
Mangum Ave
U. S. Karboard Corporation
Minor Blazes Extinguished in Local Fire Callouts
Two minor fires and a false alarm interrupted High Point Fire Department routine. At 1 21 p m a smudge pot overturned causing smoke and slight fire. At 2 44 p m firefighters handled paper burning in a radiator at High Point Memorial Hospital. A 6 p m box alarm from W High and Tomlinson streets proved false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. High
Tomlinson
Board postpones action on nine high schools consolidation
The board heard reports from southeast northeast and northwest county areas favoring consolidation into three units. Petitions with about 1231 signatures supported consolidation of Ala mance Pleasant Garden and Nathaniel Greene schools. Superintendent Pearce said no action was taken beyond accepting reports and the three year building plan for county Greensboro and High Point schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seee
Supt
E. P. Pearce Jr
Commission
Pormantyin Bae Bate
Alamance
Pleasant Garden
Nathanael Greene
Monticello
McLeansville
Rankin
Stokesdale
Pearce
Colfax
Commis
The Face Of Justice Shows Change In Court Sentences
Forrest Dates notes a shift in judicial practice toward rehabilitative suspensions and inventive terms. He cites suspensions that prohibit assaults for years, and warrants searches without warrants, plus a dual air car concept as a humorous aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Face of Justice
Kizzoner
Teachers Of Future Meet Here At High Point College
About 900 future teachers gathered at High Point College for activities including election of three NC officers Miss Jess McFarland became president and Miss Betty Owensby secretary. An address by Dr. Camberon West opened events with entertainment by Annie Carolpeg and the Boyden High band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Jess McFarland
Betty Owensby
Hamlet High School
Hamlet
M. C. Freeman
Kinston
Camberon P. West
Pfeiffer College
The
Association of High School Future Teachers Clubs
North Carolina Educational Assn
Dennis H. Cooke
Annie Carol Peg
Boyden High Dance Band
Salisbury
George Wilson
High Point High School Future Teachers
Martha 8. Rogers
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