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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1957
Page
3
The article notes Javanese spoken by 41 million, Marathi by 28 million, and Swahili by 8 million. It mentions Keith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange as the son of a small town banker. The Twin Cities Chorus in St Paul Minneapolis asked for piano donations and received an upright weighing 1,100 pounds that could not fit through a front door.
An advertisement touts a home pile treatment called stainless Paio claiming instant internal and external relief. It markets six medical ingredients including Triolyte and a quick anesthetic action, promising non staining long lasting soothing effects.
Wade Walden, 31, received a 12 month term for drunken driving the fourth time in ten years. He faced driving after license revocation and driving without a license, with witnesses noting he was highly intoxicated at arrest. A related aiding and abetting charge against his father was heard in the same proceeding.
Last Saturday Mrs Edna Earl Smith hosted the Les Soeurs Club with guests Mrs Mary H Forbes and Mrs Sally Brown. A short business session led by president Mrs William E Johnson preceded a dinner and three progressions of pinoche won by Mrs Ann E Johnson and Mrs Juanita Donovan, with guest prize to Mrs Forbes.
Aubrey C. Jones 27 suffered a mild concussion after a collision at Johnson Street and E Farriss Avenue. Alice R. Morgan driven from Lindsay Street was charged with running a stop sign. Police report damage estimates and subsequent citations in related injuries on W Green Street and English Street Albertson Road junctions.
A list of 27 new CPA certificate candidates includes Elaine Thompson the sole woman. Honorees for the annual Awards Dinner Friday night in Chapel Hill include two men, Ray Dixon and Charles H. Wiley, alongside the other recipients.
Most lightships in the Great Lakes have today been replaced by permanent light structures. The transition marks a shift from floating aids to fixed navigational beacons across the region.
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