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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1950
Page
16
Card authority explains meld rules and discarding actions from a Jacoby Crawford Fry Lightner match. It covers creating and moving canastas, discarding safe plays, and penalties for holding red treys.
Freddie Dickens, a 15 year old ninth grade student on the Carrier 2: Week route, earns Carrier of the Week for flawless service over three years and growing subscribership. He is a member of the Hundred Percent Club and earned two Enterprise trips to Washington in 1947 and 1948 for outstanding salesmanship. He collects stamps, aids in the Teenage Club, plays in the school band, and attends Green Street Baptist Church while funding his clothes and schooling from route earnings. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dickens of 657 Wesley Place.
High Point garden club president shares detailed camellia growing guidance. Instructions cover planting hole size, soil mixes, drainage, watering, mulching, fertilizing, and modern practices like plugging fertilizer. Notes on camellia landscape use, bloom seasons, and compatible plant pairings.
A reference notes that the Virginia Declaration of Rights adopted in 1776 influenced the federal Bill of Rights and mentions Magna Carta signed in 1215. The fragment links these historic documents without detailing a specific event or person.
The Salvation Army unit issues a weekly schedule announced by Captain Olvy Sheppard. The plan lists daily services including prayer meetings, Sunday School, holiness and salvation meetings, open air gatherings, and various church activities in Thomasville Randolph and Davidson counties with youth and band events and a planned Men’s Fellowship club.
Knoxville based Dr Hilton A Smith of the University of Tennessee says advances in crude oil use conservation methods and new field discoveries have postponed the day of petroleum exhaustion indefinitely. He notes earlier predictions of running out before 1950 are no longer valid due to ongoing science.
ATHENS Constantine Ktenas, 46, founder and sole member of Ethnikon Komma Anatropis, aims to enter Greece’s nationwide elections and seeks premiership. He once served as No march of Leukas Island. The piece notes Dr John Gorrie of Apalachicola, Florida, invented the first ice making machine in 1850.
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