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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1959

Page

34

Community College Seen Key To North Carolina Education

North Carolina faces a rising college age population through 1970, pressuring campuses. Community colleges offer two years of training with lower costs by allowing students to live at home and relieve senior campuses of freshman and sophomore loads. Private colleges may expand. state support and local funding drive growth as enrollment projections rise to about 72 000 minimum and 96 000 maximum by 1970, with new facilities planned across regions.

Bryan Haislip Associated Press Raleigh North Carolina Community College Board of Higher Education Annall California Asheville Charlotte Wilmington Campbell College Buies Creek Presbyterians Presbyterian College Laurinburg Presbyterian Junior College Maxton Peace Flora Macdonald Red Springs P. L. Elliott Gardner-Webb Boiling Elliott North Central Eastern East South Central East North Central General Assembly Clotte Neato Charlotte College U of North Carolina Carver Asheville-Biltmore College Buncombe County City Board of Education Biltmore Wilmington College Williston North Carolina College Conference University of North Carolina Extension Division New Hanover County S and Wilmington College County Board of Education

Bowman Gray Med School to Dedicate New Building on Oct 23

The Bowman Gray School of Medicine marks its 20th anniversary with the dedication of the James A. Gray Memorial Building, a $2 million five story addition in Winston-Salem. The ceremony features Wake Forest leaders, James A. Gray’s legacy, and remarks by John C. Whitaker and Dr. Harold W. Tribble.

Bowman Gray Med School Winston - Salem Bowman Gray Wake Forest College Winston-Salem James A. Gray Gray R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Raleigh North Carolina Wake Forest Medical School Gray Memorial C. C. Carpenter 0. M. Mull Shelby Hubert E. Olive Lexington Wake Forest Board of Trustees Harold W. Tribble College John C. Whitaker Reynolds Tobacco Co Whitaker P. Huber Hanes Sr Wake Forest Cor W. Reece Berryhill University of North Carolina School of Medicine Tary Baptist State Convention

Whipworm in the Dog A Veterinary Note

The whipworm in dogs is a small thread like parasite about half an inch long that attaches to the cecum causing various ailments. Cases have risen over five to six years and modern veterinary drugs offer effective treatment. Cats do not host whipworms.

Cecum Sansion

Willman defense questioned in wife shooting case mystery

A man named John Wellman reports his wife Shirley shot herself after a domestic dispute at 245 Maple St. He explains they had separated, he took rooms elsewhere, and that he witnessed Shirley with a gun before the fatal shot. Police question motive and ownership of the home amid the tense scene.

John Wellman Maple St Wellman Shirley

Dentsu Builds Japan’s Advertising Power Beyond Madison Avenue

In Tokyo Dentsu grew from postwar beginnings into a top global agency with annual billings exceeding 100 million dollars. The firm handles department stores to drugs and electronics, riding Japan’s shift from wartime limits to peacetime growth and a rising middle class. Japan’s ad spend rose from 4,050 dollars in 1947 to 296 million by 1958, still below the U.S. level of 302 million, with 1957 placing Japan at 1.13 percent of national income versus 3 percent in the United States.

Tokyo Dentsu Madison Avenue United Japan United States

Two Science Courses Will Be Televised

Atomic physics and chemistry courses will be televised on WUNC-TV and WSJS-TV Winston-Salem beginning Monday. The physics course offers three hours of undergraduate credit and airs at 6 p m Monday through Friday. Modern chemistry is a new hour credit course for undergraduates and graduates and airs at 6 30 a m Monday through Friday.

Greensboro Wunc - TV Wsjs-Tv Winston-Salem Woman's College

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