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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1946
Page
5
W A Bivins discusses meditation as private devotional thought to nurture morals and love of God, urging restful contemplation on Sundays. A Coolidge anecdote contrasts sermon focus with daily living, while a pupil notes sermons must aid practical conduct. The piece includes a tolerance poem attributed to Bill Currie.
An old advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin’s qualities then shifts to a notice of public publication in Guilford County North Carolina. It lists Joshua Anderson Estate liens and names defendants in a 1946 tax lien case with required court appearance within 20 days from January 28 1946.
Trustee Thos W Sprinkle will sell at public auction in High Point Guilford County North Carolina a lot described as Lot No 6 in the Hedgecock subdivision fronting College Avenue 50 feet wide and 340 feet deep at 11 30 AM the sale is to satisfy a deed of trust dated June 28 1944. A 10 percent cash deposit is required and taxes and street assessments are payable.
A dense rundown of late 1940s radio programming with numerous serials, dramas, and music segments. The grid shows show names and sponsors such as CBS ABC and NBC networks, times from 6:45 p.m. to 11:15 p.m., featuring The Hawk, Jack Armstrong, Superman, Sherlock Holmes, and The Lone Ranger among others, with news, commentary, and variety acts throughout the evening.
The article reflects on Thomas More's Utopia and its ideal state of equality while contrasting it with enduring religious intolerance. It notes progress toward tolerance, cites historical persecutions, and warns that modern prejudice persists against minorities and nations, urging pity and mercy for the vulnerable.
James Couser and Margie M Couser and the City of High Point are named defendants in a Guilford County Superior Court tax lien case over real estate in High Point Township for 1942. An administrator’s notice announces claims against the estate of Bruce H Atkins and directs creditors to file proofs by December 24, 1946.
AP dispatch from New York reports business leaders across the United States foresee a potential boom in 1946 lasting through the decade, contingent on labor-management reconciliation and relief of price controls. reconversion to peacetime production progresses, strikes disrupt output, and steel and auto sectors face pressures while national income and industrial production edge back toward prewar levels.
Two hundred fifty seven discharged veterans listed by draft board four in a local action as honorably discharged from service. The article names the veterans in a long list led by James B. Wall Rhueell M. Harris Lee R. Maske and many others, reflecting a substantial local roll.
Publication notice announces actions in Guilford County Superior Court. Defendants W Arthur Cranford Cathern Cranford and related Deaton heirs must appear or respond within twenty days of January 28 1946 to address tax lien and real estate actions in High Point Township for 1942. City of High Point and other parties appear as required.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as relief for kidney and urinary symptoms. It claims a blend of 16 herbs and flavors a safe, non habit forming remedy and urges readers to send name and address to Kilmer & Co for a sample.
Dixie tennis tourney began in Tampa Florida with top players on byes as Bitsy Grant, recently discharged from the army, joined Alejo Russell Argentine singles champion and Peruvians Enrique Buse and Javier Fernandez in the opening round at the Davis Island club.
A cat named McGee was pulled from a chimney in an apartment house in Denver after prowling on the roof and falling 15 feet inside. Fire crews aided by William B. Wheeler of the state humane bureau and T. B. Belcher, whose children own the cat, used a 16 foot pole with a hook to free him.
The narrator recalls sitting with a dog on a bear hunt near a beaver pond, spotting a large beaver later described as potentially the heaviest seen this side of the hunting grounds. He notes how beaver pelts are treated and mentions a Minnesota trapper’s 70 pound record, while discussing beaver population trends and ecological impacts.
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