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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1957
Page
2
Stocks opened lower with steels and copper weak and oils showing mixed strength. Oil majors Getty Gulf and Amerada rose about two points while Boeing United Aircraft and General Dynamics edged down as the AP average slid.
WBTV Charlotte lists Monday programming at 5 30 Little Rascals 6 00 Annie 6 30 Weatherman 0C roses Arrow 7 30 Robin Hood 8 00 Burns and Allen with channel 3 telecast details for the evening lineup
The vending business envisions rapid meal service with a single machine converting cold to hot meals in under a minute. Prototypes include a $1 cash changer to deter counterfeits and a device to recognize $1, $2, and $5 bills. Industry sales rise, machines total about three million, and operators number around 5,500. Local pilots include Minneapolis milk and bread venders and a Grand Union outdoor vending program in New Jersey.
Cotton futures opened in New York at 5 cents lower, then rose 45 cents per bale as trading began, signaling early price volatility in the market.
Frank Little, 40, head of a naval electronics research team in Rosyth, says his sex is changing but he will keep his job and live with his wife as a sister. He will dress as a man at work, live as a woman otherwise, and his wife and children will stay together.
Asheboro resident W E Lewallen 70 of Route 3 died at Randolph Hospital at 7 15 p m after a brief illness. Survived by wife Jane Kindley Lewallen three daughters Virginia Hill Marcella Redding and Helen Ledwell all of Asheboro three stepdaughters Effie Miller of Buxton Iola Robbins and Ruth Robbins of Route 3 High Point one step-son John Kindley High Point one sister Florrie Luck Route 3 Asheboro and eight grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at West Bend Methodist Church.
Yadkinville voters approved school and courthouse bond issues. School bonds of up to 360000 will fund renovations at six schools. courthouse bonds of 400000 will finance a new building after the current top floor was condemned. Unofficial totals show strong support from county leaders and party officials.
Jasper Eugene Spencer 77 of Route 3 High Point died at home after a long illness. He was a farmer. Survived by three sons E Cone Spencer Ray and Clyde Spencer two sisters Mrs Alice Davis and Mrs Elma Kennedy one brother John Spencer four grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 3 p m Marlboro Friends Meeting House with Rev John Pipkin and Rev Frank Berry officiating. Burial in church cemetery.
The United States Supreme Court begins its October term on the second Monday, with proceedings typically continuing through July, marking the annual judicial calendar and scheduling ahead of landmark cases.
At least ten people died violently in North Carolina over the weekend. In one crash on U S 258 south of Farmville four were killed including Bobby Fowler aged 15 and Joseph Pippien 22. A second fatal crash occurred on U S 301 near Battleboro killing Adolph Bailey 28. Other deaths included Perry Eckard 46 shot while deer hunting in Avery County Bob Hope killed after an argument and Jerry Knight 17 in a separate multi vehicle collision near Wadesboro.
The ocean fish drink seawater and use their gills to desalinate it, enabling them to stay hydrated in saline environments. This process helps regulate their internal salt balance and supports survival in seawater.
A scientist testifies that an erected device has been tested but operational capability is uncertain. Dr. Ernest O. Lawrence questions Russia hitting Houston with an ICBM while Teller warns of a dangerous gap in U S science and a long rebuilding effort. Rideau Hall in Ottawa is noted as the governor general's residence.
Sir Ernest Oppenheimer longtime head of Anglo American and De Beers dies at 77 in Johannesburg after months of illness. Born in Germany, he rose from office boy to leading mining financier and diamond king guiding South Africa’s industry and national life.
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