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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1943
Page
7
A letter contrasts personal tragedy with faith and doubt. It urges daring belief that justice and life extend beyond immediate scenes, using Columbus as an analogy to move readers toward trust in God and a broader horizon.
Panic over girdle scarcity eased as guidance suggests weight concerns may derive from diet and health factors. Consumers advised to eat sensibly and consult instructions and physicians for Marmola use, noting it is not a universal remedy.
A Sunday 3 pm holiday program by Junior High School faculty and students showcases music and drama. Miss Dorothy Hoskins and Emile Serposs direct choirs, with Virginia Frank leading strings and Henry Hodgin overseeing brass and bells. Betty Jo Hedrick and Eloise Garner read, and homerooms present gifts to the Christ Child.
Mrs. Leo Gaither hosted a Saturday afternoon children's party for her son Gerry Gaither to celebrate his second birthday. Prizes were awarded to Judy York and Barbara Wilson, Santa stockings filled with candy served to each child, and several guests joined the host and mothers for the celebration.
A vintage pattern item describes Pattern 4665 a two piece outfit with jacket or jumper for a small girl. Includes an apron and fabric yardages for 35 and 39 inch nap fabrics and a children’s sizes 2 3 4 5 6. Order details list price mailing address and pattern department in New York.
The article explains a contract bridge hand where South uses a cue bid in the opponents suit after a takeout double and a two spades raise to force North to name a trump. South then supports the named suit, finding the heart king in West to secure six hearts.
On Friday December 10 at 7 30 p m the Union Cross school presents Aunt Susie Shoots the Works at Oak View school. Proceeds benefit Oak View and Union Cross school funds with admission fees. Oak View and Union Cross pupils receive a discounted rate. The cast includes Madame Zola played by Hemric and others including Johnny etenez Willard and Jerry.
Mrs. George W. O Leary and Mrs. H G Kolter traveled home after attending the funeral for James Chaney their brother. Mrs. O Leary visited son Pfe Myron Chaney Owen injured at Camp Gordon before returning to Grand Blanc Minnesota. Mrs Kolter and her son George returned to Knoxville Tennessee. Mrs W L Hargett came back after visiting son J Richard Hargett at Maxton Air Base. D L Taylor of 409 Cable street underwent major surgery at Burrus Memorial Hospital and is recovering at home expected in about ten days.
Free book explains home treatment for distress from stomach and duodenal ulcers due to excess acid. Over two million bottles sold. 15 days trial. Distributed by Anderson West End Drug Store and several regional outlets including Koon ts and McGheer Drug Co, Cecil's Drug Stores, and Walgreen Drug Store.
Kiwanis club hosts its Ladies Night at 6 30 in the Sheraton Hotel ballroom with Harold J Kennedy the versatile New York entertainer and former partner of Orson Welles as guest speaker. About 250 guests including members wives and others attend. Kennedy began with Welles at Mercury Theater and is today a young Broadway producer and noted wit/ speaker.
Mrs. E. E. Bragg and daughter Peggy Jane hosted a surprise party for Janice Murphy on her twelfth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments after the celebration, and Janice received many attractive gifts.
A noted actor arrives in High Point after delivering lectures at Harvard and Yale and touring prestigious institutions. He has enjoyed a kaleidoscopic career and has been a leading man for many of Hollywood's famed actresses.
Every able bodied male citizen of Great Britain between 18 and 60 has some essential war duty in addition to his daily work.
The Little Gardens Club held a luncheon at 12 o clock on Wednesday at Mrs. Keith Williams home in Erwin Heights. Hostesses were Mrs. Williams Mrs. W S Hunt Jr and Mrs R F Lowry. Christmas decorations filled the house and a two course buffet style meal was served. Fifteen members attended.
An opinion note argues that long peace in the Western world has occurred mainly during two eras: under Roman rule and during the medieval Papacy. It contrasts these periods with earlier and later conflicts, suggesting sustained calm arose from institutional leadership.
Mrs Louis Schor, an expectant mother in Los Angeles, sprained her ankle and was offered a ride by bystander Mrs Laura Swartz. While en route the driver commented on brakes and the passenger realized the car was not hers, prompting a light hearted exchange.
Henry M. Roe, 95, of St Louis, honored at the National Association of Manufacturers convention, says after the war he will search for a sixth wife. Roe has had five wives and plans for a future marriage.
Mrs John Hughes testified a 10 year old boy jumped into her car in Los Angeles and ordered her to drive while brandishing a pistol He warned the gun was loaded and demanded she exit the vehicle The dramatic confrontation ended with her complying and the assailant fleeing.
Nearly half of the globe’s land is inhospitable due to deserts high mountains ice and tundra. Vast regions remain sparsely populated or unoccupied because extreme environments deter permanent settlement and agriculture.
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