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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1967
Page
8
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Dear Dr. Molner answers reader questions on rose fever as a form of allergy, testing and injections before the season, side effects, and cure limits. He notes rose fever may reflect pollen from grasses, urges early testing, and advises avoidance of sensitive plants. He also covers unrelated concerns about navel crust, milk intake, and premenstrual blues information for readers.
The article describes a Men’s Pairs event at the Pittsburgh Nationals featuring canape bidding led by Omar Sharif and Benito Garrozzo. Sharif opened canape one spade, Garrozzo jumped to three spades, and Omar then showed diamonds, leading to a five diamond call and a successful small slam.
Randolph County veterans pressed the Board of Commissioners to hire a full time state veterans service officer with a 7000 salary. Commissioner J W Plummer had proposed the position at the January meeting with veterans groups represented. A screening committee formed at that meeting will select a candidate to fill the post now held temporarily by T A Myatt Jr an Asheboro insurance man who has served two years.
The film Parable will be shown Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the church fellowship hall. Shown at the New York World's Fair and in many churches, it is billed as an adventure in interpretation. The artist uses color and sound and action to tell the story of salvation history and invites viewers to interpret the characters to a unified message. Admission is free and open to the public.
The A. J. Griffin PTA will hold a meeting on Tuesday. This marks the third of five meetings planned for the year.
Allen Jay students head into midterm exams the week of January 16 20 with odd periods Monday Tuesday and even periods Thursday Friday. The Beta Club meets January 21 at Guilford High School with Barbara Craughn Brenda Blair Marta Smith Gail McClay Barbara Flowe Eppie Snider and Tom Rees seeking district vice president. The Denims folk group from Allen Jay will entertain. The Jaybirds beat Southeast 62 53 in a come from behind win Saturday night.
Furniture City Lodge 282 plans a Tuesday 8 p.m. meeting at the Rest. Civil Liberties League and Piedmont Temple 229 meet at the Rest Sunday 7 p.m. The Officers Club of Lodge 282 and Piedmont Temple 229 meet at the Rest Sunday 8 p.m.
RANDLEMAN Asheboro area traffic report says Mary Griffin Ingram of Asheboro was charged with unsafe movement after turning off U S 220 into a private driveway. Her 1960 model car was struck by a General Electric Co station wagon driven by James Lee Luther. Luther and his passenger were uninjured. Damages were estimated at 500 dollars to the station wagon.
In Asheboro a Superior Court jury awarded Lucille Cameron Upp $110000 in an alienation of affection case against Elizabeth Kennedy Brown. A prior verdict of $135000 was set aside as excessive. Upp claimed Brown attracted her husband Charles Clifton Upp, who had earned about $1150 a month at Guilford Dairy before leaving.
The Alpha Art Club members were hosted by Mrs. Victor Blackburn. Mrs. Mary Howell of Greensboro led a travelogue film trip to the West Coast and much of Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Blackburn of High Point attended.
Ingram was taken to Randolph hospital where she was treated and released. He estimated damages to her car at $200.
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