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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1941
Page
3
Analysis of White House influence on rearmament policy, Knudsen and Hillman clashes, and labor's role. Also notes Puerto Rico governor selection, shipbuilding plans, Belgian occupation costs, and war risk insurance trends shaping Allied strategy.
An old advertisement promotes a tonic labeled 5.8.5 or 8.8.8 that allegedly boosts health, appetite, digestion, and blood formation. It targets workers worried about finances and a reduced pay envelope, urging readers to join thousands praising the tonic. The copy mentions a 20 oz bottle and two sizes from 8.8.8 Co.
A 19th century instruction column offers recipes for writing ink on glass and ivory using nitrate of silver, gum arabic, and water, a dry sham e with cornmeal and orms root, and an easy linen bleaching method by freezing and air drying for whiteness and freshness.
Friends announce the death of infant James Edward Clinard at a local hospital Sunday morning at 10 o clock. He was one day old, born Saturday to J Wesley Clinard and Emma Elizabeth Suggs Clinard of High Point route one near Sandy Ridge. Interment followed Sunday at Sandy Ridge Cemetery.
Lessons in English present word usage tips and pronunciation notes. It highlights misused phrases like behind the house and mispronounced terms such as corral, with spelling tips for accumulation and accommodation. The piece urges daily vocabulary growth and defines actuate as moving to action.
Charlotte dispatch reports at least six people were killed in North Carolina road incidents over the weekend. Fatalities include James Allen and two men named Tugman and Youth in an automobile truck collision near North Wilkesboro on Highway 421, Rosa Tyndall killed by a train near West Hillsboro, a Negro girl struck by a car near Whiteville, and Coy Rivenbark killed when his car struck Pike's Creek bridge near Burgaw. Royal, a car occupant, injured and later released on bond as coroner's inquest set for tonight.
The January 12 Lesson‑Sermon centers on the sacrament as illustrated by Jesus calling the disciples to dine after the shore breakfast. It cites John 21 and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health, highlighting Christ Truth, divine Principle, and Jesus’ triumph over matter.
Answers cover five questions including average US family size 3.9 persons asbestos in cloth origin of Doubting Thomas Saint Thomas who doubted Christ Tell William Tell nationality Swiss and farthest north state capital Olympia Washington.
A study of over 9 000 low income households with average annual income of 1413 shows 80 percent own life insurance. Insured families average six policies per family and more than three policyholders per family, with protection equaling about two years of income. The text notes the little toe has one more bone than the big toe.
Public schools and theatres shut down and all sports events banned until further notice as influenza precaution in Spartanburg South Carolina.
Uncle Rays Corner explains Greece population about 6 250 000 and twice Holland Belgium in area. It highlights Mt Olympus as legendary home of Greek gods and the Evzone guard in Athens known for red cap blue tassel and distinctive dress. Notes 1912 war hero status and 20 000 Evzones aiding against Italy, plus offer for a leaflet.
Sheriff Sam R. Churchill said John Monroe Wilson confessed to killing Fred B. Sutton at a Kinston gasoline station. Wilson, an unemployed cotton mill worker, admitted robbing the cash drawer of 23 dollars and hiding the money in a pickle jar under his home. the money was recovered.
The John T. Ring Post No. 36 of the American Legion Kernersville will hold its first 1941 meeting at the Community House Tuesday at 7 pm. Grover C. Bodenhamer, commander, said drinks and refreshments will be served. Lacy-Lewis will show motion pictures from the List division and parade clips. Attendance invited for World War veterans and families as the post seeks 127 members ahead of the Winston-Salem conference January 19–20 headlined by National Commander Milo J. Ware.
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