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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1944
Page
7
Fragmented verse argues love mirrors soil through shared effort and common things. It condemns pride and resentment while urging patient, collective nurturing before true love can grow.
The Elizabeth Fry and Brother classes of Archdale church meet at 7 30 this evening with Clifton Pearson hosting and associates including Mrs Horace Ragan Sr and Mrs Horace Ragan Jr assisting.
In New York an experiment converts soybean meal into a wool like fiber by removing oil and proteins and liquefying and forcing through a spinneret. The process aims to produce a soft fluffy material that can be spun and woven. The report notes controlled use of gifts sent home and mentions Mediterranean fruit fly and pink bollworm in wrappings.
Osborne couple of Kernersville route one welcome a son, Terry Wilson, born January 25 at High Memorial hospital Wa on street branch. Mrs Osborne formerly Ruth Idol of Kernersville. Sykes family of 284 Young street announce a son, James David, born January 26 at Washington street branch of High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Sykes formerly Mary Edwards of High Point.
Mr and Mrs John Millard Amos of 512 Lake Street announce the birth of a son Kenneth Edwards on January 25 at Burrus Memorial Hospital Mrs Amos before marriage was Pauline Ward of this city
East dealer in a hearts vs clubs contest. South and North err by not bidding hearts and by misplaying the play. A six heart contract would have yielded a better result. the declarer errs, ruffs, mishandles trumps, and goes down one. A stray note on fruit and rats is included as stray text.
Mrs. Medd F. McNeill and Mr. Medd F. McNeill of 406 Parkway announce the birth of their daughter Judith Ann on Wednesday January 21 at Boulevard High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs. McNeill is the former Miss Annie Gibson of this city.
The Point Parent-Teacher Council endorsed the recreation centers at a Elm Street school meeting. President Mrs Blake Thompson urged members to visit centers. The council announced a January 31 Clare Tree M play The King of the Golden River and a later Little Man in spring. World Day of Prayer observance is planned for March 21.
Mrs. Grace Harrison entertained at a children's party for her son Wayne on his second birthday at 1108 Johnson Street. The afternoon featured games, story telling, a birthday cake with two candles, ice cream and cakes, and small candy boxes as party favors for the young guests. Wayne received gifts from guests including Jane Folgerm Sue Folgerm Martha Stevens Mary Webster Smith Jean Tommy John Roberts Bobby Hedrick.
The notice lists C. C. Phillips at Oak View School on February 30, Emma Blair School earning PTA Bulletin honorable mention for doubling membership, and War Bond chairman Mrs. Harry Bell announcing $33,115 in war bonds and stamps sold in December. A nominating committee of Miss Maggie Lou Blackmon, Ivey Paylor, and Mrs. Harry Bee was elected to draft a new slate of officers.
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge members will be entertained by Mrs. Mattie Simmerson at the home of Mrs. T O Whittington 407 West Bay street Friday at 7 30 p m according to an announcement this morning.
Historical note credits Norman rulers with creating early game preserves in England. The record outlines their role in designating protected hunting areas and regulating wildlife access during medieval governance.
The earliest federal land grants to establish state agricultural colleges were issued in 1860s. This funding supported creation of land grant universities, enabling expansion of public higher education in agriculture and mechanical arts nationwide.
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