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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1950
Page
14
Five small children aged two months to six years burned to death in a two room Lawton cabin when a locked interior door trapped them as flames spread. Their mother, 23, was away briefly tending water when cries alerted her. Seven others escaped unharmed from a neighboring hut.
Britannica notes the biosphere spans from roughly 15 000 feet below ocean surfaces to over 30 000 feet above ground. It encompasses habitats where organisms reside across vast vertical limits and environmental zones.
Mrs. R. I. Quigley hosts Camellia club Thursday at 10 o'clock morning at 1108 Westwood.
Mrs. H. T. Hudson will host the Philomath ean club Friday at 3 o'clock at her Parkway home. Grand Coulee Dam touted as the world's largest hydroelectric plant in Oregon.
Calendar notes a weekend of social events including the Sears Caperton wedding at Pickett Farm with a 4:30 p.m. ceremony and a 7:30 p.m. reception, plus multiple gatherings for Miss Sara Sears and Bob Caperton. The schedule lists dinners, garden club meetings, and social entertainments at various homes and venues through Friday and Saturday.
The Enterprise Bug Board feared a garter snake delivered by G W Rice of 433 Tate street. The tale ends with the board members fainting as the snake supposedly tries to escape the jar.
Winners listed for Saturday bridge at Emerywood Country Club include North-South first Mr s J O Hauschild and L W Flythe, second Mrs E T Howard and J T Ryan. East-West first Mrs C Beave and R D Tillso, second Mrs J E Slate and J T Ferrebee. Cumberland Gap discovery credited to Gabriel Arthur in 1674.
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