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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1944

Page

7

Eight Chairmen Of Radio Announced For State Clubs

Mrs E N Meekins of Cary announces eight local radio chairmen for the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs with their broadcast schedules. Names include Mrs Preston Thomas of Asheville on WISE, Mrs B Allen of Charlotte, Mrs A T Wishart of High Point, Mrs Maude Foy of Kinston, Mrs M M Boyles of Greensboro, Mrs W C Pressley of Raleigh, Mrs W A Fonviell e of Wilmington and others with listed stations and air times.

Charles G. Doak Radio North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs E. N. Meekins Cary Preston Thomas Asheville WISE B. Allen Charlotte A. T. Wishart High Point WMFR Maude Foy Kinston M. M. Boyles Greensboro WBIG W. C. Press Raleigh W. A. Fonvielle Wilmington WMFPD

Henry Will Face Ulcer Pain After Meals

A garbled notice describes stomach pains after eating and suggests relief options. It mentions Henry and a product or remedy called Simip or SPUR, with references to druggists and outlets at Mann's and drug stores.

Henry Henry Vine Mann's

Carter's Little Liver Pills Urge Faster Digestion Aid

An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a quick way to boost liver bile flow and ease digestion. It claims benefits within minutes and urges readers to buy at drugstores for 25 cents to feel better.

Carter

AP to Appeal Anti-Trust Ruling to Supreme Court

The Associated Press will appeal the federal court anti-trust ruling to the U S Supreme Court. The AP board said no newspaper or press service can operate under a court injunction. The judgment bars enforcement of membership by laws affecting competitive access and is currently under a temporary stay.

New York Associated Press News Cooperative United States Supreme Court Association

Aloa Alligator Boy Appears at 203 North Main Street

William Bradley Smith, 35, of Raleigh, a former World Fair oddity, is showcased at 203 North Main Street. Mrs. Meekins promotes radio service for clubwomen and reveals January North Carolina Clubwoman survey on children's programs. America’s Ahead debuts on Blue Network and WJZ with nationwide polls on policy.

Aloa North Main Street William Bradley Smith Raleigh Marvel Carter Campbell Winston- Salem WAIR Meekins Agena General Federation North Carolina International Relations Department Blue Network WJZ America Opinion Research Corporation Princeton New Jersey

Long Suit Woe In A Slam Bid At Bridge Club

A North–South bidding misadventure ends in a six spade contract after North's strong no trump calls. South misreads the hand with poor support and should have chosen six notrump to retain control. West opens clubs altering the contract outcome.

North South West

Many Carolina Soldiers On Missing List

The War Department lists North Carolina service members missing in action in the Mediterranean and Pacific theaters. Names include officers staff sergeant and lieutenants, noncommissioned officers, and privates from Concord Chapel Hill Charlotte Lexington Anderson Hartsville Bear Wallow Bryson City Clifton Atkinson and others.

Washington War Department North Carolina Charles C. Cox Route One Concord Whitney E. Poythress, Jr Mary FP. Poythress Chapel Hill William D. Ross Virginia Rose Fogleman Morehead Burlington South Carolina Tech Johnnie A. Adams Bernice B. Adams Hartsville Burwell B. Capehart Boykin Jackson P. Atkinson Willie Atkinson Currie Landen Bruner Maggie McQuay Hoskins Ave Charlotte Paul B. Caldwell Dollie H. Caldwell Welling Ave James B. Conrad Madison H. Conrad Lexington Douglas N. Crawford Mary E. Crawford E. Worthington Ave Ransom A. DeHart Ruth DeHart Bryson City Horace J. Gibbs Mable Gibbs Bear Wallow Thomas W. Carr Zelia H. Carr Clifton Thomas W. Crayton Percy C. Crayton Edgewood Ave Anderson Pacific Area James B. Hamilton Eddie G. Hamilton Atkinson

Early Colonial Facts on Slavery and Cities

Spaniards in Cuba began importing Negro slaves as early as 1521. The conga derives its name from a large African gun. Baia Brazil founded in 1502 is the oldest city in the Americas.

Cuba Baia Brazil Americas

Study Group and Beta Club Feted At Jamestown

Jamestown observes student clubs with a study group gathering led by Mrs. B L Richardson and speaker E D Idol v on protection of the child. Beta Club met in Home Economics building with plans for the school annual staff. editor in chief Wilson and business manager Wayne Johnson chosen. Women’s Bible class met with hostesses Miss Dora Bundy and Mrs Fannie Reynolds. devotional by Mrs E D Tail ncted and reviews of Daniel Ezra.

Jamestown Specia B. L. Richardson E. D. Idol v Bessie Mae McFadden Home Economics Jack Armstrong Wilson Wayne Johnson Inez Richardson Rosalee Antrim Dora Bundy Fannie O. Reynolds E. D Tail E. A Wrike Press of the O. Bundy C. V. Bundy

Clem mons social notes list weekend visitors

Mrs James Young of Clem mons NC spent the weekend with sister Miss Katharine Mann at the teacherage. Guy Osborne stationed at Maxton Field visits relatives and friends. Carlton Ammon spending several days at home. Joe Johnson stationed at

James ©. Young Clemmons N. C Katharine Mann Guy Osborne Maxton Field Carlton Ammon Joe Johnson

Deep River News Notes Relatives Send Farewell to Local Soldier

Relatives of Ralph Gossett held a farewell dinner January 16 at W. S. Gossett’s home before his departure for service. Local residents and guests include Cpl. W. G. Clary of Camp Lee Virginia and visitors from Washington D C. and Guilford College. Ethiopians speak a Semitic language.

Ralph Gossett W. S. Gossett Cpl W. G. Clary Camp Lee W. B. Jones Gene Thacker Robert Burns Washington, D. C Rs. E. F. Williams Lois Skeen Pauline Kiser High Point C. V. Idol C. V. Idol, Jr Jimmy Guilford College Rt. 1 R. T. Jordan T. J. Jones Emma L Trinity Clinton Hendrix Greensboro Hubert Jordan Hugh Degrasses Springfield Albert Peele Joseph H. Peele Deep River Church Yast Beaulah Skeen Nora F. Lloyd Julia Jones Paul Smith Huch Degrasse Ron Weston Norfolk Herbert Weston Florence Sewall Savannah Florida J. P. Jones V. Weston R. E. Pendry Howard Brown Lois R. J. Smith Ed Weston Statesville

The Neuroses of War and Civilian Strain

Dr. Clendening addresses the mental toll on soldiers and civilians, noting the reality of neuropsychiatric casualties even without physical wounds. The piece cites high wartime figures, names common symptoms, and explains treatment and rehabilitation aimed at civilian readaptation.

Africa Patton Beaufort 8. C W. T. Johnston

Television Signals Trail Through Obstacles Into Space

Signals fail to reflect off upper air layers and instead travel into outer space, causing transmission losses and reception issues across the region.

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