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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1946

Page

5

Living Double Is Rated Murder By Lieutenant

Adelaide Kerr reports on a wartime housing crisis as veterans and families double up in crowded apartments. A young lieutenant calls living doubled up “murder” while sharing rooms with in laws and fellow soldiers. Experts warn of long term social strain and explore coping guidance for families facing shortages and new living patterns.

Adelaide Kerr York Officers’ Service Committee Illinois Herbert Carlebach National Housing Agency Tirzah Anderson Pepper West Living Sidonie M. Gruenberg Child Study Association of America

Midwinter Finals Set at Duke Monday

Duke University schedules midwinter commencement Monday morning with Congressman Graham A. Barden as principal speaker at Page Auditorium. Dr. Wyatt A. Smart will deliver the commencement sermon at University Chapel. Degrees and commissions will be awarded by Dr. Robert L. Flowers and Capt. A. N. Kowalzyk.

A. N. Kowalzyk USN Duke

Burton to Speak at N. C. State College

Dr. Milton Burton on leave from Notre Dame and a Federation of Atomic Scientists member will speak at North Carolina State College next Friday night. The event is public and announced from Raleigh.

Burton Raleigh Milton Burton Notre Dame Federation of Atomic Scientists N. C. State College

Veterans and community groups meet in local clubs

The Earlie Gabriel Post 5574 VFW holds its regular meeting at the Daniel Brooks Center Monday at 8 p m. D G Garland is kickoff speaker for the Carl Chavis membership drive at the YMCA Monday night February 25. PTA Council meets Wednesday at Wm Penn cafeteria. Various church and youth groups at Mary McLeod Bethune YWCA, Bethune Garden Club, and other local clubs announce meetings and events through the week.

Earlie Gabriel Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Daniel Brooks Center George Alexander D. G YMCA Carl Chavis D. G. Garland G. W. McCorkle James Barr H. L. White Reds and Blues PTA Wm. Penn Virginia Williamson Mary McLeod Bethune Ywca YWCA East Washington Street Joe Kelly William Penn Junior High Carlton Eccles Emma Bailey Ladaska Robbins Fairview St Patrick Amaker Odessa Robinson Leroy Jones Leonard St Evelyn Robinson Eric Roach Clyde Parker Ruby Lawhorn Annette Barnhill Nancy Ramseur Mildred Graye Mesdames L. B. Cartright A. Creft E. Carter Acme Club World Brotherhood WMFR Miss Y Mary Gideon Mollie Walker Federation OF Church Clubs St. Mark Church Leonard Street Paul Robeson Dramatic Club Legion Post John McLean Post The American Legion Daughters OF Dorcas Daughters of Dorcas Club First Baptist Church Anna Saunders Hilltop Street Crusaders Crusaders Club Margaret Mack Dorothy Lipscomb Edmondson Street Garden Club Bethune Garden Club Sarah B. Davis Washington Street E. Lowe Mary Bethuné Mary Bethune Ywca G. P. Kendall E. Nelson S. Saunders F. White G. Robenson Bethel K. Mingo Brooklyn George Lee Daniel Brooks Criterion Club Clara Raper F. Washington Street Brotherhood Brotherhood No. 1 A. M. Greenwood Underhill Avenue Bers Temple Memorial Church Temple Memorial Baptist Church F. R. Mason Monare Gethesemane Baptist Church J. W. Robinson Willing Workers Club W. F. Elliott J. C. Nixon Pastors Aid Pastors Aid Circle Etta Harriss Richardson Street Effie Able Martha Bennett Joseph Pickenpack E. Broad Street Clarence Robert United House of Prayer Elder Curtney Martinsville Silvertone Quartette Court OF Calenthia YPC St. Stephens Ame Zion Church Christine Moser Lila Gripper Dunbar-Harrison Fairview School Perserverance McCorkle Dave Reid M. L. Graye Paul Lawrence Dunbar Mary McLeod Bethune Rhs Delta N. C. Moss M. C. Robinson Mary Williams M. G. Hart Amy Williams W. S. McKeod C. E. Yokely Alpha Art Alpha Art Club L. E. McDonnel WM. Penn Ways and Means Ways and Means William Penn High School Ways and Means Committee McLeod Missionary Meeting Missionary Circle No. 2 Annie Boyd Inez Owens Burford Ruth Brooks Dorothy Oliver Nellie Chavis Lee Williams Elliott Olivia Johnson Philadelphia Sadie Smith Edith Daniels Berlin Germany Charles Armstrong Quartermaster Trucking Corps C. E. Armstrong Mt. Vernon Baptist Church Anne Boger Arlese Lemons Mattie Miller Mesdames Carrie Brevard Lula Grissom Cordelia Gaines Lillie Brice Ester Collins Winnie Miller Ella Blair Annie Jones Vera Edwards Lenora Sulliver Elora Brew Caroline March Mamie Davis Louise Mathews Orlee Heath Catherine Calswell Lola Freeman Maybelle Nixon Messrs Dock Sullivan L. Roger

Stocks and Bonds Boys Receive Highest Pay

The labor department reports brokerage employees top the pay scale at over 71 dollars per week in December. Locomotive builders follow at about 61 dollars, with bituminous coal miners at 58.20 and anthracite miners at 54. Second-tier manufacturing earners include oil workers at 55.38 and machine tool makers at 53.80.

Bureau of Syrah Sagen Ota Carniea New Sea Labor Department

Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet at Sheraton Luncheon

Sheraton hotel hosts a chamber of commerce director meeting at 12 15 p m Tuesday. Frank Sizemore says the session will review committee reports chiefly.

Chamber of Commerce Sheraton Hotel Frank Sizemore

DOS Notes on Dogs and Mirrors and License Rules

Letters discuss dogs admiring reflections in mirrors and three deaf dogs supporting a smell based theory. Advice covers dog shows, feeding milk, keeping dogs calm at events, and why licenses are tied to ownership as personal property tax.

Man

Bright Phase of Dog Show Prospects Inspires Enthusiasm

Last week outlined part of the dog show issue. This update highlights the strong appeal of winning a blue ribbon and the even greater lure that drives participants and spectators alike.

Milk Question Revisited for Puppies

A reader asks whether milk should be avoided for puppies claiming it causes worms. The column clarifies that many dogs tolerate milk poorly due to lactose and urges moderation or alternatives, noting worms are not caused by milk itself.

Question Box On Potatoes And Poison Ivy Risks

A canine expert cautions that potatoes are generally too starchy for dogs and should not be fed regularly though occasional small portions may be tolerated. The column adds that most dogs are immune to ivy poisoning and unlikely to be sick from brief contact.

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