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News about colored people: holiday events by High Point Enterprise.;

Subjects: Crockram, George, Mr. & Mrs.; Dunn, J.F., Mr. & Mrs.; White, Thornie W., Mr. & Mrs.; Hoover, Dela.; Young, Estelle.; Hammond, A.J.; Brown, A.B., Mr. & Mrs.; Allen, Lenora, Miss.; Brown, Margery, Miss.; Brown, A.O., Mr. & Mrs.; DeBerry, Gladys.; Harrington, Doris.; Harrington, Virginia.; Whitaker, Louise.; Barnett, Dorwetha.; Caldwell, Harry.; Caldwell, Ray.; Howard, Elmer.; Fussello, Eddie.; Harrison, Howell.; Smith, John.; Brown, Willard.; DeBerry, C.R., Mrs.; Johnson, James.; Thomas, Leora.; DeBerry, C.R.; Hill, Harold, Mr. & Mrs.; Nelson, Herman, Mr. & Mrs.; Beatty, Tora.; Hood, L.T.; Rhynehardt, Annie Mae.; Tyson, Annie Mae.;

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Head Lions: S.B.I. Director Walter Anderson will award the 1957 outstanding achievement award to High Point; Baby Beef Sale or Fat Stock Show; Home; Succeeded; Ex-official guest; August birthdays; Last week; Captive guest; Awards; Guest last week; Report of Sight Conservation Committee; Death; Jack pot; Father-son by High Point Enterprise.;

High Point Vertical Files: Civic Clubs--Lions Club--Newsletters

Subjects: Chiles, L.C.; Miller, DeWitt.; Meisky, Richard "Dick"; Freeman, E. B.; Ray, Kenley.; Craven, Harold.; Shackelford, Joe.; Hayward, Jack Ernest Shalom.; barrier, jack.; Smith, Dewey.; Kimsey, S.P.; Lyon, Howard.; Neill, Dave.; Snow, Grady.; Monroe, Dan.; Anderson, Walter J.; Stoker, C.C.; Spinnett, George.; Mabry, M.D., Rev. & Mrs.; Norman, Ralph.; Smith, Bob.; Miller, Ralph.; Fowler, Raymond.; Stanford, Alton.; Ginsburg, E.B.; Rives, Jack.; Shelton, Thomas G.; Gay, Barbara Fay.; Rich, J.C., Mrs.; Lewis, Clyde.; Hastings, H. (Hill); Harrell, C.N., Mr. & Mrs.; Andrews, John, Dr.; Andrews, Leslie.; High Point (N.C.) Lions Club.;

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The greatest quail hunting book ever / by Casada, Jim.(CARDINAL)424838; Davis, Tom.(CARDINAL)778293; Ruark, Robert,1878-1958.(CARDINAL)621172; Babcock, Havilah,1898-1964.(CARDINAL)752670; Bigelow, Horatio.(CARDINAL)682236; Buckingham, Nash,1880-1971.(CARDINAL)373260; Lytle, Horace,1884-(CARDINAL)529241; Sheldon, Harold P.(Harold Pearl),1888-1951.(CARDINAL)280065; Morton, Charles H.(CARDINAL)670825; Rutledge, Archibald,1883-1973.(CARDINAL)128243; Hill, Gene.(CARDINAL)524645; O'Connor, Jack.(CARDINAL)691951; Greenfield, Dr. Joseph.; Henderson, David H.(CARDINAL)737495; Kelly, Tom.; O'Brien, Dan.(CARDINAL)411232; Gordon, Caroline.(CARDINAL)422907; Street, James.; Byrne, Joseph,illustrator.(CARDINAL)879184; Foley, Shepard H.,illustrator.(CARDINAL)877416; Hunt, Lynn Bogue,illustrator.(CARDINAL)183305; Abbott, Robert,illustrator.(CARDINAL)877718; Frost, A. B.(Arthur Burdett),1851-1928,illustrator.(CARDINAL)147690; Metz, Daniel P.,illustrator.(CARDINAL)520895; Van Gilder, Ron,illustrator.(CARDINAL)825152;

"This fascinating anthology showcases 38 wonderful stories from those halcyon days when sporting gentlemen pursued the noble bobwhite quail with their favorite shotguns and their elegant canine companions."--front dust jacket flap

Subjects: Fiction.; Quail shooting; Quail shooting;

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House of wax ; : The Haunting ; Freaks ; Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. by Price, Vincent,1911-1993,Actor(DLC)n 50021984 ; Lovejoy, Frank,1912-1962,Actor(DLC)no 96017217 ; Kirk, Phyllis, 1927-2006,Actor(local)tlcaut1744051623485041135; Jones, Carolyn,1930-1983,Actor(DLC)n 95075142 ; Picerni, Paul, 1922-2011,Actor(local)tlcaut1744051632594827596; Harris, Julie,1925-2013,Actor(DLC)n 81086391 ; Bloom, Claire,1931-Actor(DLC)n 81046997 ; Johnson, Richard,1927-2015,Actor(DLC)n 86143620 ; Tamblyn, Russ,Actor(DLC)n 95007993 ; Ford, Wallace, 1898-1966,Actor(local)tlcaut1744051642820828630; Hyams, Leila, 1905-1977,Actor(local)tlcaut1744051651890737619; Baclanova, Olga, 1899-1974,Actor(local)tlcaut1744051660215772466; Ates, Roscoe, 1895-1962,Actor(local)tlcaut1744051668878329607; Tracy, Spencer,1900-1967,Actor(DLC)n 50014652 ; Bergman, Ingrid,1915-1982,Actor(DLC)n 50007485 ; Turner, Lana,1921-1995,Actor(DLC)n 50050081 ; Crisp, Donald,1880-1974,Actor(DLC)n 85151659 ; Hunter, Ian,1900-1975,Actor(DLC)n 85151678 ; MacLane, Barton,1902-1969,Actor(DLC)n 87916649 ; Smith, C. Aubrey, (Charles Aubrey), 1863-1948,Actor(local)tlcaut1744051677743980894; Foy, Bryan, 1896-1977,Producer(local)tlcaut1744051684930809287; De Toth, André, 1912-2002,Director(local)tlcaut1744051692787390857; Wise, Robert,1914-2005,Director(DLC)n 85344558 ; Browning, Tod,1880-1962,ProducerDirector(DLC)n 82234652 ; Fleming, Victor,1889-1949,Director(DLC)n 85151819 ; Wilbur, Crane,1886-1973,Screenwriter(DLC)n 86105715 ; Gidding, Nelson,Screenwriter(DLC)no2003014330; Goldbeck, Willis,Screenwriter(DLC)n 79109164 ; Gordon, Leon,1884-1960,Screenwriter(DLC)n 85376783 ; Mahin, John Lee,1902-1984,Screenwriter(DLC)n 85151836 ; Glennon, Bert,Cinematographer(DLC)n 86075608 ; Marley, Peverell,1899-1964,Cinematographer(DLC)n 86105809 ; Boulton, Davis,1911-1989,CinematographerDirector(DLC)no2011070961; Gerstad, Merritt,Cinematographer(local)tlcaut1744051705623878244; Ruttenberg, Joseph,1889-1983,CinematographerDirector(DLC)n 77005670 ; Fehr, Rudi(local)tlcaut1744051713499636191; Walter, Ernest.(DLC)n 85831276 ; Wrangel, Basil(local)tlcaut1686240443164827359; Kress, Harold F.,1913-1999.(DLC)no2002044781; Buttolph, David, 1902-1983,ComposerMusical director(local)tlcaut1744051721414383816; Searle, Humphrey,ComposerMusical director(DLC)n 50004917 ; Waxman, Franz,1906-1967,ComposerMusical director(DLC)n 83065680 ; Jackson, Shirley,1916-1965Haunting of Hill House.(DLC)n 79125801 ; Robbins, Tod, 1888-1949Spurs.(local)tlcaut1744051734048279369; Stevenson, Robert Louis,1850-1894Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.(DLC)n 78088964 ; Turner Entertainment Co(local)tlcaut1686239988122633627; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.(DLC)n 80015727 ; Warner Bros. Pictures (1923-1967),Distributor(DLC)n 50028315 ; Warner Home Video (Firm),Distributor(DLC)no 95005960 ; Argyle Enterprises(local)tlcaut1744051742535666547;

Disc 1: House of wax (1953, 88 min., col.) / Warner Bros. Pictures presents ; screenplay by Crane Wilbur ; produced by Bryan Foy ; directed by Andre De Toth -- The haunting (1963, 112 min., b&w) / Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents ; directed by Robert Wise ; screenplay by Nelson Gidding ; an Argyle Enterprises picture. Disc 2: Freaks (1932, 62 min., b&w) / Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents ; screenplay by Willis Goldbeck and Leon Gordon ; directed and produced by Tod Browning -- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941, 113 min., b&w) / Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents ; screenplay by John Lee Mahin ; directed by Victor Fleming.House of Wax: music by David Buttolph ; cinematography, Bert Glennon, Peverell Marley ; editing by Rudi Fehr.The haunting: music, Humphrey Searle ; director of photography, Davis Boulton ; film editor, Ernest Walter.Freaks: suggested by story "Spurs" by Tod Robbins ; photographed by, Merritt B. Gerstad ; film editor, Basil Wrangell.Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: music, Franz Waxman ; director of photography, Joseph Ruttenberg ; film editor, Harold F. Kress.Cast for House of wax: Vincent Price, Frank Lovejoy, Phyllis Kirk, Carolyn Jones, Paul Picerni.Cast for The haunting: Julie Harris, Claire Bloom, Richard Johnson, Russ Tamblyn.Cast for Freaks: Wallace Ford, Leila Hyams, Olga Baclanova, Rosco Ates.Cast for Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: Spencer Tracy, Ingrid Bergman, Lana Turner, Donald Crisp, Ian Hunter, Barton MacLane, C. Aubrey Smith.Collects four classic horror films, including "House of Wax," in which a wax sculptor devises a murderous plan to restock his museum; "The Haunting," in which four individuals travel to a haunted house to study its supernatural phenomena; "Freaks," featuring a group of carnival performers who inflict revenge on a trapeze artist who mocks them; and "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," the classic tale of one man's disastrous attempts to harness the evil that resides in everyone.MPAA rating: GP (House of wax); G (The haunting, Dr. Jekyll). Freaks not rated.DVD; Dolby digital surround stereo (House of wax, English); Dolby digital mono (others); region 1.

Subjects: Fiction films.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Video recordings.; Drama.; Fiction films.; Video recordings.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Based on the book.; Feature films.; Horror films.; Jekyll, Henry (Fictitious character); Hyde, Edward (Fictitious character); Hyde, Edward (Fictitious character); Jekyll, Henry (Fictitious character); Haunted houses; Parapsychology; Freak shows; Sideshows; Revenge; Human experimentation in medicine; Scientists; Multiple personality; Good and evil; Video recordings.; Video recordings for hard of hearing people; Waxworks; People with disabilities; DVD-Video discs; Freak shows; Good and evil; Haunted houses; Human experimentation in medicine; Multiple personality; Parapsychology; People with disabilities; Revenge; Scientists; Sideshows; Waxworks;

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Ripped from the headlines! : the shocking true stories behind the movies' most memorable crimes / by Schechter, Harold,author.;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 329-337) and index.Bestselling true-crime master Harold Schechter explores the real-life headline-making psychos, serial murderers, thrill-hungry couples, and lady-killers who inspired a century of classic films. The necktie murders in Alfred Hitchcock's Frenzy; Chicago's Jazz Age crime of passion; the fatal hookup in Looking for Mr. Goodbar; the high school horrors committed by the costumed slasher in Scream. These and other cinematic crimes have become part of pop-culture history. And each found inspiration in true events that provided the raw material for our greatest blockbusters, indie art films, black comedies, Hollywood classics, and grindhouse horrors. So what's the reality behind Psycho, Badlands, The Hills Have Eyes, A Place in the Sun, Arsenic and Old Lace, and Dirty Harry? How did such tabloid-ready killers as Bonnie and Clyde, body snatchers Burke and Hare, Texas sniper Charles Whitman Jr., nurse-slayer Richard Speck, and Leopold and Loeb exert their power on the public imagination and become the stuff of movie lore? In this collection of revelatory essays, true-crime historian Harold Schechter takes a fascinating trip down the crossroads of fact and fiction to reveal the sensational real-life stories that are more shocking, taboo, and fantastic than even the most imaginative screenwriter can dream up.

Subjects: Serial murders.; Crime; Crime.;

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Ripped from the headlines! : the shocking true stories behind the movies' most memorable crimes / by Schechter, Harold,author.(CARDINAL)352996;

Includes bibliographic references (pages 329-337) and index.The necktie murders in Alfred Hitchcock's Frenzy; Chicago's Jazz Age crime of passion; the fatal hookup in Looking for Mr. Goodbar; the high school horrors committed by the costumed slasher in Scream. These and other cinematic crimes have become part of pop-culture history. And each found inspiration in true events that provided the raw material for our greatest blockbusters, indie art films, black comedies, Hollywood classics, and grindhouse horrors. So what's the reality behind Psycho, Badlands, The Hills Have Eyes, A Place in the Sun, Arsenic and Old Lace, and Dirty Harry? How did such tabloid-ready killers as Bonnie and Clyde, body snatchers Burke and Hare, Texas sniper Charles Whitman Jr., nurse-slayer Richard Speck, and Leopold and Loeb exert their power on the public imagination and become the stuff of movie lore? In this collection of revelatory essays, true-crime historian Harold Schechter takes a fascinating trip down the crossroads of fact and fiction to reveal the sensational real-life stories that are more shocking, taboo, and fantastic than even the most imaginative screenwriter can dream up.

Subjects: True crime stories.; Essays.; Crime in motion pictures; Motion picture authorship; Motion pictures; True crime stories;

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Lincoln's White House secretary : the adventurous life of William O. Stoddard / by Stoddard, William O.,1835-1925.(CARDINAL)123444; Holzer, Harold.(CARDINAL)186790;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 369-398) and index.

Subjects: Autobiographies.; Personal narratives.; Stoddard, William O., 1835-1925.; Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865; Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865.; Stoddard, William O., 1835-1925; Presidents; Secretaries; Journalists;

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The Newbery companion : booktalk and related materials for Newbery Medal and Honor books / by Gillespie, John Thomas,1928-(CARDINAL)127837; Naden, Corinne J.(CARDINAL)269638;

MARCIVE 03/01/06Includes bibliographical references (pages 447-450) and indexes.Compiles information on Newberry Award-winning books and Honor Books (runners up to the Newberry Award). Arranged chronologically from 1922, each year's medal recipient is introduced by a brief paragraph about the author, often telling of the origins and inspiration behind the writing of the prize-winner. This is followed by a plot summary, a description of themes and subjects within the book, suggestions on how to stimulate interest through booktalks, and lists of related titles. Honor Books are described in brief plot outlines. There is also a history of the award and discussion of the award process.

Subjects: Bibliographies.; Children's literature, American; Children; Newbery Medal; Children.;

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True crime : an American anthology / by Schechter, Harold.(CARDINAL)352996;

Subjects: True crime stories.; Fiction.; True crime stories;

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Diary of America; the intimate story of our nation, told by 100 diarists--public figures and plain citizens, natives and visitors--over the five centuries from Columbus, the Pilgrims, and George Washington to Thomas Edison, Will Rogers, and our own time. / by Berger, Josef,1903-1971.(CARDINAL)122533; Berger, Dorothy.;

1. The New World -- Land! / Christopher Columbus -- The Lost Colony of Roanoke / John White -- The Pilgrims find a home / William Bradford and Edward Winslow -- The City of New York / Jasper Danckaerts -- A Judge atones for the sin of Salem / Samuel Sewall -- Venturesome journey of a Boston schoolma'am / Sarah Kemble Knight -- Coffeehouse characters / Alexander Hamilton -- Diversions of a diplomat / William Black -- Major Washington earns a promotion / George Washington -- For one Indian scalp / James Cargill -- When Pittsburgh was a trading post / James Kenny -- A Quaker disarms the warriors / John Woolman -- A whimiscal "Daughter of Liberty" -- The facts of gracious living in Virginia / Philip Vickers Fithian -- Fare overseas : four years of a man's life / John Harrower -- A British Lothario goes home / Nicholas Cresswell.2. The New Nation -- The Boston Massacre / John Tudor -- How Patrick Henry made the speech / William Winstan Fontaine -- Washington is named to command / John Adams -- The Redcoats end a visit to Boston / Timothy Newell -- Tory on a tightrope / James Allen -- Sergeant Smith's subversive turkeys / John Smith -- John Paul Jones invades Great Britain / Ezra Green and John Paul Jones -- Cornwallis surrenders at Yorktown / James Thacher -- Gadfly in the Senate / William Maclay -- Pa gets a new coat / Elizabeth Morris -- Alexander Hamilton loses a duel / Gouverneur Morris -- Expatriate Burr comes home / Aaron Burr -- The Devil is given a hard time in Virginia / John Early -- Andrew Jackson reads the law to the South / John Floyd -- London's darling is vexed / Fanny Kemble -- Life in Old Natchez / William Johnson -- Davy Crockett at the Alamo / David Crockett -- Farmer Brown keeps up with his chores / William R. Brown -- Metropolis in the making / Philip Hone -- The Little girl in glass and gold / Catherine Elizabeth Havens -- What they used to do at college / Joseph Cleaver, Jr. -- Thoreau describes his neighbors for posterity / Henry David Thoreau -- A Tale of two authors / Amos Bronson Alcott and Louisa May Alcott -- Newcomer to the land of promise / Jacob Saul Lanzit -- Boy meets etc. girl / Lester Frank Ward.3. Westward the course -- Ship Columbia finds a noble river / John Boit -- Lewis and Clark go west to the sea / Meriwether Lewis and William Clark -- On the Santa Fe Trail / Alphonso Wetmore -- The Buffalo hunters / George Catlin -- Smallpox in Dakota / Francis Auguste Chardon -- Parkman hits the Oregon Trail ǂr Francis Parkman -- "First woman to cross the plains" / Susan Shelby Magoffin -- The Donner train is trapped in the high Sierra / Patrick Breen and James Frazier Reed -- Gold in California! / Walter Colton -- A Missourian in the Gold Rush / Bennett C. Clark -- Coronado's successors / James Henry Carleton -- A Pioneer woman's busy trip to the Northwest / Amelia Stewart Knight -- Riding herd on the Texas longhorns / James G. Bell -- "The Blackest crime on American soil" / John Doyle Lee -- California's gold fever dies hard / William Henry Brewer.4. Dedication to a proposition -- J.Q. Adams wins a fight for freedom / John Quincy Adams -- A Visitor to America witnesses a sale / William Charles Macready -- A Slave is dragged back to the South / Richard Henry Dana -- Cry from the heart of a Black girl / Charlotte L. Forten -- Death races the governor of Kansas / Andrew H. Reeder -- Lincoln's unfading old soldier / Ethan Allen Hitchock -- The Federals are routed at Bull Run / William Howard Russell -- The Lady spy of Capitol Hill / Rose O'Neal Greenhow -- Lee loses at Gettysburg / Arthur James Lyon Fremantle -- Horror at Andersonville / John L. Ransom -- The Death of Abraham Lincoln / Godeon Welles -- Booth learns he is not a hero / John Wilkes Booth -- Bad news at the old plantation / Mary Boykin Chesnut -- Walt Whitman sums up for the dead / Walt Whitman.5. New Frontiers for Old -- Horace Greeley goes West / Horace Greeley -- Captain Joshua quits the sea / Joshua Sears -- Mad pace on Mississippi / Charles Francis Adams, Jr. -- Sad plight of the whaleship Minnesota / Clothier Peirce -- Litle Laura goes a-whaling / Laura Jernegan -- East and West are linked by rail / Silas Seymour -- New York in the postwar years / George Templeton Strong -- A Chicago girl's home burns / Julia Newberry -- A British lad sees the wild west / Sidford Hamp -- Mr. Edison's unuseful inventions / Thomas Alva Edison.6. Of Recent memory -- Wall street tells Barron / Clarence W. Barron -- A Yank at St. Mihiel / Elmer W. Sherwood -- War in the air / an unknown aviator -- Wilson signs the Treaty of Versailes / Edith Benham Helm -- A Visiting VIP is misunderstood / Clare Consuelo Sheridan -- A Journalist fights for Sacco and Vanzetti / Heywood Broun -- "Our own Samuel Pepys" / Franklin Pierce Adams -- A Cowboy looks at Congress / Will Rogers -- For the people, a new deal / Harold L. Ickes -- Diary of a suburban housewife / Dorothy Blake -- Behind the advertisements / James Webb Young -- Vingar Joe and the peanut / Joseph W. Stilwell -- The GIs invade Hitler's Europe / George Groh -- The Magic of Manhattan / Simone de Beauvoir -- The Abundant life of a boy / David S. Kogan.

Subjects: Diaries.; Excerpts.; American diaries.;

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