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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1951
Page
6
The article explains that olive and golden complexions exist while some are sallow. It advises a five minute daily facial routine with warm water and bland soap, a lemon peroxide dab, and a bleaching cream after cleansing. It recommends diet rules, lemon juice, vitamin C, and choosing flattering powders and colors to improve skin tone.
A report states Betty Bodenhammer of West Lexington Avenue extension is recovering from a serious illness at her home over the past two weeks. Separately, The National Geographic Society in Washington maintains a geographic library of 20 000 volumes.
The Brentwood PTA January gathering is cancelled because of bad weather. An announcement will be made about the new meeting date and location when available.
Betty Smith recalls a visit to the Polio Convalescent Hospital in Greensboro showing children with polio in various stages of recovery. She urges readers to donate, emphasizing the ongoing need for funds to support rehabilitation and the privileges of normal mobility and activity for affected children.
Miss Betty Ann Rolfe and Hubert Ray Wall wed in a January 1 ceremony at a Thomasville home. Rev. D. C. Stone officiated as family and about 35 guests attended. The bride wore bridal satin with a fingertip veil and carried a white Bible with an orchid. the couple now reside at 100 Trinity Ave.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police was organized in 1873 as a civil force maintained by the Dominion Government. It served as a national police body under federal direction and control.
Miss Sophie Samet daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Samet of 223 Shirley avenue married Beryl L Saunders son of Mr and Mrs L A Saunders of Phoebus Virginia at B N a i Israel Synagogue. Rabbi William Gold and Rabbi E B Ershler officiated. A reception followed at the synagogue and the couple plans a home in Phoebus Virginia.
A molasses truck wreck near the Enemys 39 and 95 intersection at Zebu caused about 100 gallons to spill. Cleanup by highway workers delayed traffic for two hours. Jarvie Adams of Zebu was hospitalized in serious condition after colliding with the truck.
Wular Lake stretches fifteen miles long and six miles wide, the largest permanent natural fresh-water lake in India.
The first U S B-36 bomber flight to England landed at Lakenheath after a 5 000 mile hop from Texas. The mission led by Col Thomas P Gerity completed Operation UK with 15 man crews aboard six propeller jets.
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