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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1958
Page
7
Phi Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority will meet tomorrow evening. Miss Ruth Riggs of 1199 Adams Street will attend and Miss Carolyn McSwain will be co-hostess.
Miss Anne Peace bride elect of September 22 will be honored with three social events this week. A shower hosted by Mrs. Eugene Sanders and her mother Mrs. S C Jackson is set for 8 p.m. Thursday at 902 Ferndale Drive. Miss Peace’s sisters Mrs Colin Edwards and Mrs Henry Sommier host a Greensboro party Saturday afternoon from 3 g. Guests are invited. A third shower is planned for 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Mrs William Giles’ Fairfield Road home.
Van Frye son of Mr and Mrs H Frye Route 5 returns to State College in Raleigh to begin his senior year. Mrs T R Ballard Route underwent surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital today and will allow visitors after Wednesday. Mrs R B Wardell has returned home 111 Thurston St after several days at High Point Memorial Hospital.
In Freeport New York parishioners from Our Holy Redeemer Church built a new one story schoolhouse after a fire on August 23. About 200 volunteers completed the six classroom facility praised by Msgr. John J. Mahon. Lou Bloom supplied a boiler for the building.
An official AP report says a Red Chinese patrol boat fired on a fleet of 40 Hong Kong fishing junks early today, killing one junk owner. It was unclear if the vessels were inside or outside Hong Kong territorial waters as Beijing pressures local boats to join mainland cooperatives or face capture.
U S District Judge orders Charlottesville to admit two Negroes to its white high school and 16 to a white elementary, risking closure of Lane High School and Venable Elementary if rejected. Norfolk and Arlington cases loom as federal court demands for desegregation test the state massive resistance laws.
The second annual convention of the Asheville Central Labor Union will be held in Asheville on September 26 and 27. About 300 trade unionists from 24 western North Carolina counties are expected to attend for speeches, officer elections, business meetings, and a banquet.
The fragment lists a street address 341 S Main St PH with a phone number 2-3821 in High Point. No additional context or events are provided.
A medical correspondent notes the cause of lupus erythematosus is unknown and describes two main forms. Symptoms include weakness fever and joint pains with skin signs sometimes absent. Treatments like aspirin sulfa drugs ACTH and cortisone help. researchers urge better understanding and diagnosis.
In Rome the Communist paper L Unita gave Luigi Longo top billing over Palmiro Togliatti. Longo addressed a Bologna mass meeting while Togliatti spoke in Rome. The fund drive for L Unita was the aim of both gatherings and the front page highlighted Longo, fueling talk that Togliatti may be losing influence.
Guthrie Oklahoma AP President G L Harrison of Langston University says the institution is now open to white students and that Oklahoma's only Negro university will admit both races.
The article notes a tense standoff around Little Rock Central High with 130 deputy marshals on standby and signs warning against interference as desegregation plans confront legal hurdles. Gov Faubus and officials face possible arrest amid debates on school integration and election implications.
The 1958 Old Belt crop shows steadier demand despite not being a top year. Virginia harvest lags with one third unpicked while North Carolina fields remain on the stalk. Border Belt sales total 27 847 407 pounds at 59 40 per 100 lb, up 61 cents, with the Stabilization Corp taking about 10 percent under the government loan program.
An advertisement urges readers to try Comet 8 Man for cleaning and laundry benefits. It mentions a contact number 4974 and a person named Celia as the point of contact.
The notice honors Mrs. Paul Tew Hooper and kin Carter Phillips Dick White and Willis Slane. Little Miss Dorothy Leflin daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Leflis is mentioned with family. After games the party was invited to a room where refreshments were served by Mrs Leflin. Attendees include Wade Thrift Robert Cook Franklin and Dorothy Fowler Dale and Allen Loflin Draver Moore and G C and Dorothy Loffin.
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