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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1938
Page
3
NEA Service provides a summer safety survey for houses and apartments. Key concerns include non slip rugs with a sticky underlay, non slip wax for floors, thorough cleaning of chimneys furnaces and stoves, professional checks on heating equipment, gas stove safety including venting and burner maintenance, and bathroom safety with handholds rubber mats and convenient towel placement.
Thomas Milton Arrasmith aged 69 died in Hillsboro after months of illness. A Kentucky native, he lived in Hillsboro over thirty years and served as mayor. He was long connected with the federal revenue department and known statewide as a horseman. His daughter Mrs. Allen B. Welborn and family of High Point are notified. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 6 PM at the Presbyterian church with interment in the church cemetery.
Bob Snider was chosen master councilor of the High Point chapter, Order of DeMolay, at the weekly meeting. He succeeds Odell Gallimore, who has aged out of active service. Snider previously served as Junior and Senior Councilor. Johnny Hughes will be Senior Councilor and a Junior Councilor to be elected next Wednesday. Gallimore ends about two years of DeMolay activity. Plans for the Carolinas Association conclave here August 9 were discussed, along with expansion programs.
The article states that cod liver oil derived from older cod is richer in vitamin A than oil from younger cod. It notes a notable difference in vitamin content tied to the age of the cod fish used.
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