Give a Child a Chance Through the Children’s Home Society
A plea for donations to the Children’s Home Society of North Carolina now near Greensboro to fund adoption work, with High Point’s Business and Professional Women’s Club coordinating gifts to help homeless babies find loving homes. The message stresses Christmas timing and the enduring value of providing opportunity and care to childless families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Children’s Home Society of
North Carolina
Greensboro
Business and Professional Women’s Club
The Shepherds And The Angels A Christmas Reflection
A devotional essay contrasts Luke's nativity tale with Santa Claus skepticism. It discusses shepherds in winter fields, the glory of the Lord, and the message that Christ the Lord is born in Bethlehem. The piece emphasizes faith, reason, and universal goodwill.
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David
Christ the Lord
Luke
Bethlehem
Judea
Church of the Sun
Virginia
Santa Claus
Jesus
Near East
Joseph Addison
City of
Ramblin Round The Trials Of a Late Christmas Shopper
A reflective piece on rushed holiday shopping contrasts cranky shoppers with cheerful spenders. The author notes drivers training debates in Greensboro and High Point, urging schools to require driving courses while criticizing overextended curricula and impaired student skills.
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C. E. Yokeley
Negro News
the Enterprise
Yakeley
Greensboro Daily News
Greensboro
High Point
Frank Shields
Daily News
The
Water and water costs in Steubenville and New York
The author visits Steubenville Ohio and Weirton to learn how water powers industry and costs, noting 150 tons water per ton of stew and 130000 gallons per minute pumped for the Ohio River plant. He questions regional water shortages, migration risks for New York City’s 8 million, and the need for practical water solutions balanced with beauty.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Steubenville College
Alcoholics Anonymous
Weirton
Tom Millsop
Wierton Steel Company
Housatonic
Berkshires
Yangtze
Euphrates
China
Biblcal
New York
Two-Headed Turtle Seen Reflecting Politics in Washington
Washington eyes a two headed turtle at the Fish and Wildlife Service aquarium as a pointed symbol of Bricker era coalition ideas. Siamese Sue reportedly feeds one head at a time while the other watches, a comic warning about divided leadership and pork barrel politics.
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Washington
NEA
Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of Commerce Aquarium
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Duffy's Tavern
Louisiana
Mese Sue
Fish and Wildlife Aquarium
Super Diamond
Sue
Mississippi River
St. Lawrence
White House
Soviet Russia
Harry Truman
Jimmy Byrnes
Commerce Department
New York A Town Newsnotes on Stage Screen and Society
Walter Winchell notes include a bonbon shop display of gingerbread characters at Radio City and a mixed bag of Hollywood chatter. Broadway stars Carol Channing and others spark buzz while TV and radio antics, fashion, and filterless gossip color this overflowing column from the metropolis.
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Radio City
East Lynne
Caspar
N. Y. Times
Sloan Simpson
Seventeen
Morton Downey
Park Avenue
Metropolis
Jane Russell
The
Italy
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High Point Enterprise
R. B. Terry
Robert L. Thompson
D. A. Rawley
C. W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Song of the Angels
Christ
W.A.B
Majo
Ramblin
Rambler
Fred Flagler
George Sokolsky
Walter Winchell
Rayburn
Finch
Variety
Gene Kelly
Egad
Lauren Bacall
Ingrid
Bacall
Cerls
Tvis
Mecca
Ed Murrow
LaGuardia
Howdy Doody
James Thurber
Dog
Swan
Mebbe
New Yorker
Godfrey
Daniel Pahka
Daily Mirror
Ol’ Post
Kennedy
W. Winchell
Daniel
Carol Channing
Mary McCarty
Nancy Andrews
Carol
Caruso
Rockefeller Plaza
Guadalcanal
Little, Brown
S. E. Morison
Oscar Hammerstein
Tin Pan ‘Alley
Rudolf
Robert Taylor
Babs Stanbyck
London
Betty Grable
Russ Case
Everlovin
Rockettes
Germany
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