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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1945
Page
10
Dr Logan Clendening discusses chilblains, its often misnamed forms, and the tendency to recur with cold weather. He outlines causes, affected areas, and practical remedies such as gentle friction, hot paraffin baths, and ultraviolet light therapy guided by a physician.
Diet plan for Lent described by Dr. Clendening for Thursday February 15. Breakfast includes unsweetened apple sauce and coffee with no dairy. Luncheon features a vegetable salad with dressing and crackers, plus buttermilk. Dinner offers a veal cutlet with vegetables and a small junket, coffee or tea without dairy.
Lester Morgan of Winston-Salem and High Point was elected president of the Winston-Salem and High Point district of the North Carolina Watchmakers and Jewelers Association. Officers A W Freeman D G Underwood and R M Avery are from the same district. The annual meeting was held in Winston-Salem with Frank Clay R V Bodenheimer J W Livengood Ross Bailey in attendance. the next district meeting is set for March 12 in High Point.
Willie P. Harrell CE returns from 32 months overseas in the China Burma India Theater and will arrive February 10 at Fort Bragg. He will visit his mother Mrs Minnie Harrell at 809 North Kym Street High Point after arrival. Harrell served with an aviation engineer battalion in the Air Force.
An Eighth Air Force Liberator station in England praises the unit led by an officer from High Point for its 200 mission record. Navigator C is cited as a member of the 392nd Bombardment Group for exceptional performance and duty.
Sgt. Philip G. Griffin 25 of 606 Park Way High Point North Carolina was assigned as an aerial gunner with a B 24 Liberator heavy bombardment group of the 15th Air Force. He graduated Erasmus Hall High School in 1938 and joined the Army Air Forces June 6 1939 after training at Harlingen Texas.
T/5 Roger B. Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lee of 707 Carr Street High Point North Carolina, serves at Air Service Command headquarters in France to keep America's bombers and fighters flying. He has served 31 months in the European Theater of Operations after studying at High Point High School and working as yard clerk and extra switchman for Atlantic Coast Line before enlistment.
William H. Winslow, son of Mr and Mrs William T Winslow of 406 South Main Street High Point North Carolina, has been promoted to corporal. He previously worked as a clerk and photostat operator for the War Department at High Point.
Aviation Cadet J B Lawing arrives at Pilot School Glenmore Arizona for ten weeks of intensive primary flight training aboard a Stearman aircraft He is son of Mr and Mrs Karl Lawing of Thomasville North Carolina and will report for instruction January 1945.
The query asks if a ship can possess both deep and shallow drafts, which would require separate hull sections or different ballast states to vary draft depths. It explores draft concepts rather than a specific historical event.
In the design and operation of the LSTs this was accomplished. During Justinian I’s reign 527 A D paddlewheels were powered by three oxen on a tread mill. Thirty four according to the records.
A Ben Johnson line notes that mischief may be called so in the moment but once it passes and prospers it becomes virtue reflecting the timeless view of moral shifting judgments. The aphorism emphasizes perspective on actions and outcomes.
A guidance note advises callers to announce themselves as Mrs. Jones and ask for Mr. Jones when calling a husband at his office. The tip reflects old fashioned manners and norms for telephone etiquette.
The column notes you may clash with others and should value family over social mixing. It highlights dormant talents that emerge in emergencies and hints at financial profit from past kindness or future assistance. It advises treating yourself to a new outfit.
Mrs. W. Bernard Harris of Merion knits sweaters socks and mittens from wool combed from ten Samoyed dogs the Arctic breed. Each dog yields only three to four pounds of wool a year, hindering commercial scale. The dogs also haul scraps collect mail and perform errands around the neighborhood.
Merly employed as a knitting machine operator by Maurice Mills in Thomasville North Carolina. His wife is Mrs Doris Lawing of 1718 Hyde Street.
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