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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1952
Page
7
Nurse Myrtle Engen returns to High Point College to take up duties after long service with the Public Health Department in Alaska. The experienced registered nurse brings a sunny, restorative influence to the campus and its recently expanded infirmary in Woman's Hall.
Ruth Millett warns against a too close friend who oversteps with constant advice and frank judgments. The article portrays the friend as intrusive, feeling she knows you well and offering unsolicited help from clothes to decor. Such behavior, Millett argues, will eventually become a nuisance.
By Mrs Anne Cabot readers can obtain flower themed cross stitch bedlinen designs including pansy and morning glory motifs in pattern No 5222. The kit includes iron transfer designs color chart stitch illustrations and material requirements. Send 25 cents and details to the listed address to receive a copy from Americas New Needlework.
A Charlotte inventor seeks a patent for a pocket stove the size of a match box. He claims it can heat coffee in minutes and fry an egg in a few minutes using odorless pellets. The Charlab Pocket Stove reportedly weighs little and costs about 50 cents.
A museum archives display exposed forged documents. The watermarked paper dated 15 years later than claimed. The used begreuelles weakly matched a type not produced until 31 years after the supposed date.
A 1951 note urges readers to donate a dime to the March of Dimes to aid polio victims and fund research. It emphasizes comfort for sufferers and wider neighborly help, ending with a hopeful appeal to give with all hearts.
A Soviet ceremony honoring Lenin and Stalin drew Premier Joseph Stalin and other leaders. The event focused on portraying American hostility toward the Soviet Union and included speeches asserting Communist denunciations of the bourgeoisie.
An advice feature extols tall women and the advantages of height. It advises poise, careful wardrobe choices with bold patterns, dramatic accessories, and standing tall to maximize presence, urging confidence and self-improvement.
The Junior Woman's Club will hold its January luncheon tomorrow at 12:30 at YWCA. Members are urged to donate clothing to the club's drive and bring items to support the charitable effort.
Salem Illinois dispatch reports Sheriff Jim McCrary ending a three hour cross country chase as he captured Pvt. Robert E. Smith, wanted for being AWOL after reportedly fleeing his post. The weary officer described the arrest after a six mile pursuit.
Oregon State University in Corvallis shows a diverse student body with about 40 different faiths represented through voluntary church and reference reports.
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