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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1955
Page
24
City planners report thousands move to suburban fringes around High Point as rural life appeals for air and space. Analysts note rising costs of utilities and taxes in city versus rural areas, while annexation and water supply remain key debates shaping fringe growth.
The article describes a UNC program with 26 superior freshmen benefiting from aid and reduced outside workload. They are monitored by General College advisers as they advance at their own pace. Prof. William Wells leads the basic plan while Prof. Peter Phialas liaises on English Department matters.
Former St. Louis box firm worker and Air Force veteran Gaynor leads HPC Alumni Association and returns to High Point College. He recalls faculty humanity, notes expanding facilities and rising student potential as key growth drivers for HPC. He and Frances Price have two children and reside at 2405 Lexington Ave.
A discussion of how offers must be communicated to the offeree and how death of either party can end an offer. The text recounts Lassiter and Marlow’s case, and White’s offer to buy a horse named Nelly mailed from North Carolina, with Brown’s death affecting acceptance. Executors cannot accept for an estate, and mailing of acceptance occurs when handed to a postal employee.
The home address for Maj. Doyne F. Bartmess was checked in as Normal Avenue, Normal, Illinois, during an assignment at Camp.
A group of seniors including presidents and chiefs of student groups and sororities are noted for academic achievement and leadership. The list mentions names tied to Alpha Delta Theta and Lambda Phi sororities, a Methodist student and English major, and Dean's List standing.
Harold G. Orwig, 44, attempted to grasp a package that threatened to spill from his delivery truck. He lost his balance and fell, injuring himself as the package slid to the ground.
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