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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1946
Page
3
A reflective piece on pensiveness inspired by summer nights and memory, recalling the Falls of the Yadkin, a dam and power plant, and the quiet lake over which time and progress pass. It juxtaposes personal reverie with a train’s night descent and ends with a humorous rural notices vignette.
A coy exchange shows a girl asking if her tattoo is visible and a boy awaiting details. She hints at driving around to reveal the tattoo, suggesting a playful, flirtatious moment.
Chapel Hill hosts the North Carolina institute for three weeks of professional study and leadership training. Richard G. Walser is president with Ida Gardner as vice president Maude Ratledge as secretary and public relations chairwoman.
Local police and sheriffs restored Franklin D. Roosevelt’s portrait to the city hall police chief’s office. The image had been removed for decor but was rehung after discussions, replacing the picture of J. Edgar Hoover amid talk of favoritism in politics.
The article explains rheumatic fever often starts with a minor throat infection and seems mild, but after one to two weeks it can become severe with joint swelling and fatigue. It notes the streptococcus link, possible prevention with daily sulfonamide under doctor care, and family risk factors, stressing early treatment to save lives of youths aged 5 to 19.
Sanford June 22 Mrs Carrie Pendergrass Craig 51 mother of Mrs Howard Raper of High Point died Saturday noon from injuries suffered in an automobile accident Friday between Sanford and Jonesboro Funeral services set for 4 p m today at Cool Springs Baptist church Lee County Survivors include husband James Leonard Craig three sons two daughters a brother and five grandchildren
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