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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1954
Page
12
A Michigan man writes from the Alberquerque area seeking help to locate his mother. He does not know her first name and mentions the spelling Alber-Quichie Kart House in the note to police. The message reflects uncertain origin and ambiguous details about the mother.
Experts advise applying hand cream to wrists elbows and heels for full moisturizing benefits. Regular use targets dry patches and improves skin texture across exposed areas.
Errol Flynn, in Rome, was summoned to a Los Angeles court for a January 22 hearing on a charge from former wife Nora Eddington that he is 12 months in arrears on spousal support totaling $550 per month for their two children.
A kitchen tip suggests adding two or three drops of ammonia to the water used for rinsing and washing dishes that have held fish. This practice may help remove odor and improve cleanliness in the dishwashing process.
Miss Carol Mitchell received a pink carnation corsage from hostesses Mrs. Robert Moffitt Mrs. Fred Hendrix and Miss Peggy Moffitt at a Wednesday evening shower in the Gold Room of Borden's The party included Mrs. H A Mitchell mother of the bride elect Mrs L Willett of Salisbury and sisters Pat and Mildred Willett among the attendees Gifts were presented to the bride as the evening's highlight.
The Y Teen Club for seventh and sixth grades meets Thursday at 4 15. A finance meeting is also scheduled. Friday features a 7 30 to 10 00 open house for seventh through ninth graders.
To keep carpet looking new spots should be removed as they appear rather than performing periodic deep cleans. Finn Foam, a foam cleaner free of naptha or solvents, prevents ring marks and preserves life of carpeting. Available at Efird's Department Store, phone 9412.
The Burbank Garden Club met at Sunset Drive to hear Mrs Blake Thompson recount her European trip to England Scotland and Stratford on Avon. She shared photos described Scottish moors lavender sachets and ivy lamp posts while announcing a plan to plant 100 dogwood trees at the Marietta Clubhouse with half around its shores.
Mrs. R. H. Meltyn returned home after minor surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. William Mulvey of New Canaan Conn will visit the Slane family on Westwood Ave. Mrs. J. H. Nunn of Kernersville entered the local hospital for surgery. Mrs. Colon Crawford and Mrs. Lillian Plummer are in High Point Memorial Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Mabel Morrison entered for surgery and visitors are allowed.
Brownie Troop 32 visited WSJS in Winston-Salem with Ranger Red and enjoyed snacks after a pin the tail on the donkey game. Troop 16 toured Wrenn Street Fire Station, and Intermediate Troop 35 visited the Thomasville Police Department for jail and courtroom experiences. Troop 52 led by Mrs. Helms, with Dramas work and an English speaker from England, plus upcoming committee meetings at Civic Center, Girl Scout office, and Mrs. E F Culler home.
Syracuse report quotes Washington accountant Lester A. Pratt stating 110 banks in 34 states closed over 20 years due to embezzlements. He links economic desire to embezzlement and cites temptations described as slow horses and fast women to explain the motive.
In Cambridge Massachusetts the probate judge considered the case of Mrs. Tovio Jokinen who learned she had been legally divorced in 1935 after seeking court relief in 1935. She testified she reconciled with her husband, had three more children, and only learned of the divorce after her husband disappeared last summer.
The High Point Greensboro Sigma Chi Alumni Association held a dinner dance Friday at the Embassy Club in Sedgefield with 26 couples enjoying dinner and entertainment by the Embassy Club trio. Plans for a future party were set for late April and area alumni were urged to call Glenn Crihfield to join. The Alumni Association meets monthly on the first Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Bliss' restaurant in Greensboro.
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