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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1943
Page
7
Kitchen corner tips describe cleaning wooden furniture with a cloth dipped in warm water, drying, and applying furniture polish. It advises keeping broiler doors slightly open to reduce smoke and suggests seasoning meats just before removal from the stove. Includes quick ideas for beans with chili, fruit salads with dressing, and small sugar adjustments in desserts with dried fruits.
The Anne Adams Pattern 4122 offers a slim tipped waist dress with a low or high back neck and a contrasting bolero. Printed in chambray or gingham, it pairs with other dresses and comes in misses sizes 12 14 16 18 and 20. Pattern costs sixteen cents, with ten cents extra for the Spring Pattern Book. order To The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department 243 West 17th St New York NY.
Mrs Eddie Bracken, formerly Connie Nickerson, refuses Preston Sturges test for the role in Hail the Conquering Hero. She says one film career in the family is enough and remains a mother and housewife with a 10 month old daughter.
The United States government ships an 11 pound weekly food package to every American prisoner of war in Europe via the American Red Cross while civilian internees receive one every two weeks.
The Deep River Berea class enjoyed a Saturday outing at Mrs. Henry Wheeler's home with a delightful afternoon and a Sunday school class picnic led by Miss Mary Ethel Gossett. Intermediate boys led the Sunday service at 11 o clock. Families traveled to Raleigh to visit a son, John Robert, now moved from Winston. C V Idol Jr from Jacksonville and his mother Mrs. C V Idol Sr visited relatives. Beulah and Lois Sheen and cousins Lizzie and Effie Skeen traveled to Asheville for a week. Herbert Weston from Georgia is on a ten day leave with the Weston family. Rhoda Johnson is ill and a patient at Guilford General Hospital in High Point.
A growing number of taxicabs in Tokyo, Japan, are fitted with charcoal converters as a substitute for gasoline fueling, reflecting a shift toward alternative power sources in urban transport.
Associated Press war correspondent William F Boni wounded nine shell splinters near Salamaua in New Guinea. In Guilford County the High Point Township deeds show multiple property transfers including two between W. B. Hunter and Roy Black, J R Yates to S D Roberts, and others in Deep River, Bruce, Gilmer, Morehead townships.
The Civil Air Patrol reports about 75,000 volunteer airmen serving across its chapters. Their roles span search and rescue, disaster relief, and cadet training programs nationwide.
The Cleveland Press releases a special V-mail number of its regular Saturday issue aimed at soldiers abroad. An "archie" is described as a British antiaircraft gun used by British troops.
Funeral services for Charlie Clyde Griffie who died at his home Wednesday will be held Friday at 4 PM at 822 Trinity Street. Rev. Lee F. Tuttle of Main Street Methodist Church will lead the service with interment in the city cemetery.
Divorces filed yesterday in High Point Municipal Court include J. E. Walker from Rena Mae Walker, Robert Lee Royal from Minnie Snider Royal, Opal Rose Hester from Lewis M. Hester, Floyd Davis Maner from Annabell Maner and Loyd Miller from Linnie Miller. All complaints cite two years separation. A clipped spring clothes pin protects fingers from a kettle cover.
The state supreme court by Justice M W Barnhill ordered a new trial for Andrew Wilson Farrell, convicted in Durham County of raping his eight year old step daughter. Justices Sequell and Devin dissented saying the trial did not infringe due process. Farrell pleaded insanity and sought a continuance.
The comparison notes Brazil covering roughly 2.1 million square miles versus the continental United States at about 1.85 million miles. Experts highlight Brazil's vast size and geographic diversity.
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