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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1955

Page

7

Distinctive all white arrangement decorates Presbyterian Home hall

A friend of the Presbyterian Home placed an all white dried arrangement at the end of a long hall. It features white roses velvet leaves wheat white frosted grapes in a white ala baster container plus white candles and white Madonna and Child china in a satin setting.

Presbyterian Home Hayden Presbyterian

Walter Winchell On Columns And The Writing Trade

Walter Winchell discusses the writing life and duties of columnists with reflections from Heywood Broun Damon Runyon and others. He notes daily work is hard, editors require care, and success hinges on reader engagement and newspaper support.

Heywood Broun Damon Runyon FPA Jeanie

Jap Kidnaper Gets Four Years

Tadahiko Miyasaka, 37, was sentenced to four years in prison in Tokyo for kidnapping the six year old son of famed comedian Tony Tani. He received a lenient sentence as the child was not harmed or mistreated and the ransom demanded was two million yen.

Tokyo Japan Tadahiko Miyasaka Tony Tani Miyasaka

Thrifty Christmas Pudding From Old Recipe

A compact holiday pudding recipe combines cranberries raisins sugar cake flour baking powder salt butter egg milk and walnuts. Mix fruit with sugar rest and bake 45 minutes in a greased 8 by 8 pan, serve warm with pudding sauce for 8 to 12 servings.

Wrong Patient

Baltimore residents Mr and Mrs Armand H Beard called a repairman for a malfunctioning TV. A doctor arrived at the Beard home by mistake asking for the patient, and the man with the bag could not help.

Baltimore Armand H. Beard

Record shop chatter notes stars and songwriters hints

A rundown of vocalists and label deals signals shifting tastes in pop and Broadway songs. Vivian Blaine and Diahann Carroll near big Decca RCA builds while Dolores Gray underperforms on records. Songwriters Ervin Drake and Jimmy Shirl discuss melody versus lyric emphasis.

Vivian Blaine Diahann Carroll Vivian Decca Diahann RCA Dolores Gray Beem 2 Beam Ervin Drake Jimmy Shirl Jimmy Ervin Atear Oy Dick's Patti Page Mercury Kitty Kallen Georgie Shaw Rosemary Clooney Columbia Teresa Brewer Coral Doris Day Take My Hand Jerri Adams Bobby Scott ABC - Paramount Jackie Riggs Media Lillian Roth Epic MGM Ann Blyth Howard Keel Dolores Gene Kelly Rubinstein Beethover Pathetique Grumjaux Serkin Ormandy Philadelphia Orchestra Iturbi Liszt

Frostbite Risks and Treatments Warned by Doctor

A doctor explains how skin contact with cold causes blood vessels to constrict as a defense against hypothermia. Severe cold can cause frostbite to fingers toes ears and nose with whitening numbness and later swelling or blistering. Thaw gradually in cool air or cold water and seek physician care for advanced treatment to delay blood coagulation.

Deaths and Funerals in Thomasville Area

Obituaries list W. T. Green Sr. of 200 W Main St and James W. Hurd of 211 E Green St with funeral details. Walsie W. Cable of 522 Cable St. found dead, death attributed to a fall. services held at Memorial Methodist Church and Sechrest Chapel with oakwood and city cemetery interments.

W. T. Green Thomasville W. Main St Memorial Methodist Church L. B. Hayes Bob Hauser Clarence Tomlinson Jimmy Sheloff Dennis Maynard van Tate Thad Tate G. T. Alexander Julius Green Jr City Cemetery Mr. Green Walsie W. Cable Sechrest Chapel J. P. MecNatt Brentwood Presbyterian Church Oakwood Cemetery Herman Burrows Jack Turner Jay Ingram P. W. Ward Joe Cavin John D. Cave Cable Cable St Green St

Death of Luther L Strum in Durham Hospital

Luther Lee Strum of 153614 English Street died early Monday at the Veterans Hospital in Durham. Born June 13, 1895 in itt County he was the son of William H. and Ada Strum and lived in High Point for 25 years. Survived by his mother, one brother W D Strum of Asheville, four sisters Mrs Ernest Heath Mrs Fannie Bourne Mrs Mamie Cox and Mrs J F Nix. Funeral from Yow's Funeral Home chapel Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Rev G T Tunstall officiating. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery family plot. Body remains at Yow's until service.

Luther Lee Strum English St Veteran's Hospital Durham Itt County William H Ada Strum High Point W. D. Strum Asheville Ernest Heath Fannie Bourne Mamie Cox Miami Fla J. F. Nix Vass Yow G. T. Tunstall Green St. Baptist Church Oakwood Cemetery

Obituary of Mrs Sophia Freedle Curry of Thomasville

Mrs Sophia Elizabeth Freedie Curry 89 widow of James Grant Curry, of Route 1 Thomasville, died Monday afternoon after a long illness. Born January 12 1866 in Davidson County she lived there most of her life and was a Pilgrim Lutheran Church member. Surviving: three daughters Mrs Henry Hedrick Mrs Lester Tysinger and Maggie Curry. three sons Willie Lee Fred H and Lloyd S Curry. one sister Miss Susanne Freedle. 20 grandchildren and 39 great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from Emanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church with pastors and burial in the church cemetery.

Thomasville Sophia Elizabeth Freedie Curry James Grant Curry Route 1 Davidson County William and Polly Kaney Freedle Pilgrim Lutheran Church Curry Dee Wille 5Rly Robert L. Bowen Rich Fork Baptist Church Fred Curry

Color vision myths and hummingbird facts

The text notes bulls are not provoked by color but by movement, stating color blindness in bulls. It then mentions nearly 500 hummingbird species and that the United States is a summer home for about species.

United Sta

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