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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1954
Page
17
A look at weekly shopping habits with Housewives guiding trips to small stores and large supermarkets. Stores offer kid friendly features like front tables and child seats while photographers capture candid scenes of shoppers and children during weekday outings.
Raleigh dispatch notes three women enrolled in North Carolina State College engineering this term with two juniors credits and one second year student pursuing a degree. The piece highlights rising female participation, past hiring barriers, and career paths in research, teaching, and government, citing Catherine Stinson as a Raleigh example climbing to a top CAA post.
The High Point-Lexington shumri chapter of Davidson College will host a autumn stag party Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the Sheraton Hotel. Speaker will be Dr. E A Beaty. Baxter Freeze serves as chapter president. A film of 1964 events and football game will be shown along with remarks by officers Rankin Gladstone Jr. and Frese ta Fite ae High Point.
In a field where a few women have risen to higher brackets, women engineers are valued for their technical competence while any resentment toward women in engineering fades as they prove their abilities.
The Wake Forest campus plan seeks a $500,000 annual boost from the Smith Reynolds Foundation and authority to borrow $3 million to accelerate construction. The Baptist State Convention debates financing, with a nine year program prioritizing operating costs and capital needs, while a $40,000 rider applies penalties for excess lending. President Tribble says borrowing is prudent to finish the expansion and enable moving to the new campus promptly.
A fragmented report notes Palmyra ruins and Roman sites near Damascus with mentions of ancient cemeteries and the Citadel of the Manites. The text references anchor chain links for a large carrier and a 360 pound weight, seemingly out of context.
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