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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1954
Page
31
A meditation on Mary’s intimate relationship with God. It describes how divine communication and self surrender yield a life of love and joy, with Mary’s example of ordinary faith responding to grace and a pledge of safe adventure in Christ.
Pruette urged annual appropriation around 50000 for land and capital outlays to ease a worsening classroom shortage. He warned enrollment will rise nationwide and locally, with 1 student in 1952-53 projected to 130 by 1961-62, echoing national trends. He noted High Point mirrors the national growth.
Marie McDonald will have custody of her two adopted children Denise and Harrison, with husband Harry Karl to pay $500 monthly for their support. The agreement, filed yesterday for Superior Court approval, accompanies Karl’s $350,000 personal settlement with Miss McDonald.
Michigan appoints Wade H. McCree Jr. to the Circuit Court bench, making him the first African American judge on the state’s circuit court. McCree, 34, veteran of World War II, is a Fisk and Harvard Law School graduate from Des Moines Iowa, appointed to fill the vacancy after Judge Adolph Marschner’s death.
Weaver Marr former High Point superintendent and now American Humanics Foundation counselor will keynote the High Point College dedication of six new buildings next Wednesday in Salem College Virginia. Bishop Harrell will general charge and tours with lunch to follow. Future plans include a gymnasium dining hall infirmary and expanded endowment and scholarship funds.
Chicago report details the estate of 68 year old John W. Nelson estimated at 150000 with 16000 in savings and 120000 in 17 stock issues plus 68900 cash and 6300 bonds found in a safe deposit. No will was located and no close relatives were identified. The tale notes frugal living and surprising wealth.
WATERTOWN New York October 9 Senator Irving M Ives Republican candidate for governor says he wholly forgives four high school boys who threw tomatoes at him They confessed and signed a statement apologizing to Ives for the thoughtless act The attack was blamed on Tammany Hall and did not hit the senator but splashed his wife and socked his hat
We thank friends for kindness during the deaths of Darrell Allen and Ellen Hudson and of husband and father Vester C. Mabe. Signatures include the Allen, Hudson, and Mabe families and thanks for floral tributes and sympathy.
Several furnished and unfurnished rentals offered in multiple locations. Units include 3 room and 4 room apartments, 6 room houses, and duplexes with baths, hot water, and air options. Prices range from 10 to 80 per week or month. agent D R Whitaker at 6943 and local listings with phone numbers 21838 and 4548.
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