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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1949
Page
6
This piece urges women to maintain a graceful silhouette through diet and exercise. It praises posture, outdoor activity, and balanced meals while noting movie stars follow these health rules. It highlights sun and fresh air for vitality and suggests golf tennis swimming and other activities to keep the figure in prime condition.
Mrs. Harry B. Caldwell of Greensboro named district supervisor for the 1949 CROP program by L Y Ballentine. She joins seven district supervisors aiding Guilford Alamance Caswell Orange Randolph and Rockingham counties and serves on the state CROP executive committee. The Rev H W Baucom of Black Mountain will direct the 1949 North Carolina campaign succeeding Rev Wayne McLain.
An analysis advocates weight loss by careful diet under medical supervision and notes limited, slow results from appetite suppressants like dextro-amphetamine. It warns alcohol and ulcers interplay and underscores a 1000 calorie diet with balanced nutrients to restore normal weight and health.
Members of High Point Chapter No. 106 Order of the Eastern Star have received an invitation to a reception honoring Mrs. Irene Walker District Deputy Grand Matron Grand Chapter of North Carolina Thursday evening 8:00 to 10:00 Masonic Temple Thomasville N C
YWCA offers a Tuesday schedule with a women’s swimming class and a women’s session at the YMCA pool. Thursday events include a Blair Park Clubhouse talk by Mrs. John Sheloff and a Jolly Y Club outing to City Lake from the YWCA.
Mr and Mrs William Billy L Barker announce the birth of a son Thomas Alexander on July 2 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Walter Sparing announce the birth of a daughter Nancy Carol on July 2 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital.
Long Beach police removed Felipe Arroyo from the front axle of a bus after a novel hitchhiking attempt. Authorities suspected illegal crossing and turned Arroyo over to immigration officials for processing.
Mrs. W. A. Hancock remains a patient at the Washington Street unit following an operation Saturday and now may receive visitors. Ruth Ray recuperates at 403 Highland Avenue and is able to receive visits. Harold Hearne and family return to Radford Virginia after visiting Mrs Hearne's parents in town.
A compact telegraphic device the size of a portable typewriter will be installed in Los Angeles. It can send and receive messages from any office desk and transmits longhand or typed texts to the central Western Union office.
A Toledo housewife praises New Perk Soap saying her first wash with it turned clothes white and bright. She credits Armocel, the whitening ingredient, for removing grayness and keeping fabrics dazzlingly clean. The ad invites readers to try Perk for spankin clean results.
Long Beach officer William R. Carter distributed cigars for his newborn son then returned home and started a fire in his mattress. Firemen rescued him from the blaze.
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