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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1960

Page

7

Two-Party System's History Traced By Professor At Junior League Meet

Miss Louise Alexander, professor emeritus of political science at Woman's College, spoke to the Junior League of High Point at Emerywood Baptist Church. She traced Democratic and Republican party histories, urged intelligent voting, and noted party structures, campaigns, and voter influence.

Louise Alexander Woman's College Junior League of High Point, Inc Emerywood Baptist Church O. Max Gardner Jake Froelich Jr Alexander Baxter Freeze Richard Wright Frank Hunsucker Jr Children’s Theater Tomlinson School R. L. Brinson Jr Welfare Department R. B. Coutts League Arthur Lyon PYA Council Henry Dowdy

Deadline Changes for Weekend Wedding Stories and Engagements

The Enterprise sets a new deadline effective immediately for weekend wedding stories and engagement notices to Tuesday noon, one day earlier than the previous woman's section deadline. No final plans or receptions may be accepted by phone. Forms at newspaper offices must include the bride-elect’s phone number and complete details.

Parents admit allowing child to starve death

Ida Abel aged 22 and her husband Gerald aged 24 were sentenced to 9 to 18 months in prison after pleading guilty to letting their 3 month old daughter Dawn starve to death last December in Philadelphia. The couple had just welcomed their sixth child the prior week.

Philadelphia Ida Abel Gerald Dawn

Highland Park limits homes to three cats

Detroit AP Highland Park City Council bans more than three cats per home with a $50 fine or 90 days jail. Police Chief Dewey T. Schultz cited numerous complaints of disturbances including a home with 27 cats.

Detroit Highland Park Dewey T. Schultz

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