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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1936
Page
8
Olive Roberts Barton notes that toy ages are not strict and children use items beyond labeled ages. She argues boys and girls diverge after early years yet cross over again in sports and hobbies, with cameras and stamps as examples.
A guidance piece urges parents to provide unbreakable, safe, and easy to assemble toys for babies and toddlers. It stresses large durable items, avoids dangerous small parts, and suggests pretend play for ages four and up, plus age appropriate hobbies like games, sports, and simple science tools to nurture imagination and practical skills.
Pisers and hosiery mills in High Point and nearby towns form the Tri-State district with Georgia Alabama and Tennessee. The American Federation of Hosiery Workers organizer Charles Centers calls for a coordinated wage hike drive and schedules key meetings at Central Labor Temple on December 15 and December 26 to mobilize fixers and mills.
Friends of Dr. T Wingate Andrews superintendent of ely schools learn he is resting nicely after an operation at Borrus Memorial hospital yesterday. He spent a comfortable night and today his condition pleases hospital staff.
Dr. O B Bonner spoke to the High Point Lions on eye diseases prevention and the Lions charity eye clinic. He cited cataracts as the leading cause of blindness and glaucoma as feared though rare, and urged ongoing work with the State Commission for the Blind.
The first foreign Christmas package arrived at the local post office bound for Switzerland. J A Davis says foreign mail is limited and domestic packages have not begun. Plans call for over 15 extra workers as the holiday rush approaches.
Wiley M. Pickens state commander and American Legion officials announced the annual North Carolina meat convention will be held July 25 27 in Durham. The committee met to confirm dates and location.
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