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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1968
Page
7
Reader asks about a salty mouth taste. Dr. Molner cites causes from dry mouth and sleeping with mouth open to iron or quinine medicines and toothpaste. Advice covers sleep, medicine review, mouth hygiene, and exercise. If unresolved, see a physician or dentist. severe mood issues may warrant psychiatric care. Doctor notes volume limits replying.
A 22 member Methodist lay team from western North Carolina works in Christiansted Vir gin Islands assisting church projects amid a shifting Cruzan economy. The report details unemployed sugar cane workers, a rising poor class, and immigrant islanders facing schooling barriers and housing hardships.
A crowded neighborhood recounts the wedding of Hughie and how it unsettled three widowed neighbors. Friends reflect on romance, aging, and memories as they watch Hughie settle into married life with his bride.
A reader asks about leg cramps and weight issues linked to nervous condition and diabetes. Dr Molner recommends a booklet on stopping leg pains, weight loss through diet, and general exercise as essential for osteoporosis treatment.
Read about a bridge hand where a 16 point no trump opening by partner, a four no trump raise as denial not ace demand, and South with 17 points plus tens fights to make six. The analysis covers spade leads, discards, and endplay possibilities with East West signals and potential queen of diamonds location.
In Raleigh at the North Carolina Museum of History a portrait of former Governor Elias Carr was unveiled. Fayetteville artist William C. Fields III created the painting and it was presented by Carr’s granddaughter Mrs. William H. Fillmore of Tarboro.
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