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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1958
Page
28
The full session arts and crafts workshop opens Oct 2 offering Advanced Ceramics taught by Mrs. Virginia Bangiola of New Jersey. She favors creative modeling over molds, notes hobbies relax daily tensions, and encourages mothers and housewives to pursue ceramics after chores.
General Will outlines Bougainville, Leyte, and Okinawa operations in World War II. After V J Day he occupied Korea as head of United States Forces and military governor until Korea's republic formed. He later led Army Field Forces and holds nine decorations plus an honorary law degree.
Denver AP reports Dr. Marvin A. Block of the AMA committee on alcoholism says people drink more as a social aid. He cites growing intolerance and notes that many people cannot stand each other as individuals, driving increased alcohol use in conversations.
The City Recreation Department and the Junior League sponsor a fall workshop featuring beginning and advanced china painting ceramics mosaic tile lapidary and enameling on copper. The program marks its 11th year with rising total enrollment and offers skilled instruction at a nominal cost.
Greensboro hosts the 1958 North Carolina Young Democratic Clubs convention at the O Henry Hotel for three days starting Oct. 2. Over 700 delegates are expected, a record. Charles Kivett is general chairman. Art Vann of Durham and Louis Allen of Burlington lead the presidential race with wide state campaigning.
The passage debates why Appleby did not answer the door himself and argues his wife would have faced the call in curlers and cream. It notes he was nearby in the living room while she was upstairs, challenging assumptions about household roles in the incident.
Bill Bradley, a High Point police officer and former singing cowboy, seeks a used guitar to sing again. He has faced ribbing from colleagues since a prior Enterprise feature.
Shelby native Don Gibson of the Grand Ole Opry will perform Tuesday night at High Point's Tar Heel Jamboree. The article traces Gibson's career from his 14 year debut with WNOX Knoxville to his hits Too Soon To Know and Oh Lonesome Me and notes the Jamboree's aims to build a regional country gospel western music network.
The Thomasville Bible Club held its first 1958 1959 meeting with church news, new member Isako Oda, and a retreat plan through Oct 5. Officers were elected for each class with Tommy Harris president and Barbara Stallings secretary.
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