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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1949
Page
6
Puddings reheat quickly in a double boiler and can be sliced before reheating to speed the process. Halvah is now sold in cans in flavors such as chocolate vanilla and marble. An unusual holiday hostess gift is a brandy glass filled with mints and repurposed later as a vase.
69 year old Mrs. Warren Pearl, an American living in London, has earned Britain’s praise for decades of charity work since 1915. She financed wartime ambulances, supported orphans and widows, organized hospital visits, and raised funds through cinema shows and balls. She plans a winter bridge event to raise over 100 pounds for charity, continuing her dual American-British roots.
The North Carolina Secretary of State announced certificates of incorporation filed yesterday. Companies include Softspun Knitting Mills in Henderson, Central Hotel in Leaksville, Quality Granite Company in Mount Airy, Ingram & Suggs in Durham, Acme Plumbing and Supplies in Charlotte, Auto Body Specialties in Statesville, Liberty Machinery Company in Liberty, Mayes and Lunsford Electric in Asheville, Captain Red Sullivan in Sanford, Buck Young Oil in Lexington, White Construction in Kinston, Pine State Electric Supply in Durham, Gaston Oxygen in Gastonia, Industrial Insulation in Greensboro, and more with varied authorized and subscribed stock. Also notes unrelated science facts and Phi Beta Kappa origin.
A dense New York page four column surveys club acts and TV moves from Miami to Park Avenue, naming Dean Martin Jerry Lewis Mary Small Mindy Carson and Rosalind Court among headline acts. It notes a Police Firemen show in February and a variety of celebrity appearances plus a Dewey 52 candidacy tease.
Hans Oehmke, 24, former Nazi army officer and University of Pennsylvania student, argues Hitler would not have started war with the United States if he had visited the country. He cites his father’s 1938 business trip and notes Americans’ vast country and military production.
NEA staff writer notes many women weigh cutting hair as Paris fashions hint short styles remain in vogue. Short crops look youthful and suit those with straight or curly hair but erase perm and offer limited styling options. Once cut, growing back takes time and may require fake hair pieces.
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