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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1962
Page
36
John F. Blair publishes Innocent Bigamy and Other Stories by Olive Tilford Dargan. The 11 stories showcase simple realistic life with a soldier returning from Panama and a girl turning six. Dargan, Asheville writer, previously published poetry and novels under Fielding Burke.
Fiction titles by Drury Knebel Bailey Porter Carson Steinbeck and Moorehead lead the week’s best sellers. Notable works include A Shade of Difference Travels with Charley The Prize Silent Spring Ship of Fools The Thin Red Line The Blue Nile Oye Jigs and Juleps and My Life in Court.
Leonard Wibberley presents a sparkling sequel where Duchy of Grand Fenwick wins again by fictional moon landing. Dr Kokintz discovers a radio active wine as nuclear fuel and Fenwick beats the United States and the Soviet Union to the moon in a satire of diplomacy and space rivalry.
A vivid biography of Pierre Auguste Renoir by his son Jean Renoir. It highlights the painter’s instinct over intellect, humble origins, kindness to others, and lifelong artistic struggle. The author mixes anecdotes, family scenes, and recollections of Renoir’s methods, friends, and Madame Renoir’s devotion.
The High Point Public Library announces the weekly bookmobile route times and locations. Mon through Fri list stations such as College Village Shopping Center, Rotary, Emerywood, Oakwood, and Wesley Place with specific 9:30 to 4:45 time blocks for each day.
The diary of artillery officer Col. Charles S. Wainwright from 1861 to 1865 is edited by Allen Nevins. It spans five notebooks with 525 000 words, detailing battles tactics and daily life from battles to burials, with vivid scenes and interviews.
Acoustics in the new Philharmonic Hall draw attention as artists plan Beethoven cycles and recitals. Mendelssohn’s works fade from student programs, while performers and groups prepare season events at High Point College Memorial Auditorium and St Marys Church. A Winston-Salem Symphony concert under John Juile is noted for November 20.
East German media and officials move from evasive terms to calling the barrier an anti fascist defensive rampart. Visitors on the east side view the wall and guard towers while elites praise peace and unity, with photographers publicizing staged scenes for foreign and domestic audiences.
In Talkeetna Alaska 17 remaining Michigan 58ers reflect on life in the Susitna Valley after three and a half years of toil. Marina Sik notes peace in the valley as the group settles on 17 acres of oats and a quieter frontier.
The article details homesteaders on the Susitna River near Talkeetna adapting to remote life under the Homestead Act. It highlights workdays, family life, and gardens while noting challenges like harsh winters, limited transport, and self-sufficient routines of chopping wood, farming, and hunting.
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