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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1953
Page
8
Easter fashions for little girls mirror adult styles in miniature with fitted silhouettes and tailored looks. Coats and dresses feature navy white themes, pastels, and touches of white at collars and cuffs. washable fabrics and machine laundering ease mother’s costs.
Do not scratch or squeeze pimples to avoid infection. Peterson's Ointment offers fast relief from itching and irritation, improving skin. one application delights or money back. It also soothes itchy feet and cracks between toes, with 40c at all druggists.
A working mother balances efficiency at the office with patience at home. The piece contrasts speed in corporate life with slowing for family, urging decompression before returning to the home world. It notes emotional fatigue and urges deliberate pacing after work.
Dr. Edmund Jacobson of Chicago told the AAAS convention that mental operations occur in the muscles as well as the brain. By learning to relax certain muscles, some people may reduce ulcer and hypertension risk caused by over-activation of muscles.
A Houston man who burglarized a television and radio shop twice ended up back in jail after a second break in. The suspect’s initial successful theft gave him overconfidence leading to his capture. Local authorities report the arrest followed the second attempted burglary.
Bobby Davis a sophomore at North Carolina State College Raleigh returned to campus yesterday after being summoned home by the death of his grandfather Ellis I. Davis of 801 Grimes Street. Last rites were held Sunday. Mrs. B. E. Proctor of route one Thomasville returned home after major surgery ten days ago at the local hospital. Mrs. A. W. Greer of 611 Wise Street entered the hospital Thursday and underwent surgery Friday. Her condition is now satisfactory. Mrs. Ed Tysinger of 4 Maple Avenue Thomasville entered the hospital last Friday for treatment. Her condition is now satisfactory.
Norfolk VA reports the Pennsylvania Railroad ferry service across Chesapeake Bay to Virginia's Eastern Shore has ended, forcing Railway Express to reroute 30 mile Cape Charles shipments 500 miles via Washington and Wilmington, causing major headaches for operations. A separate note mentions a fine Southwest petroglyph near Tshirege ruins in Pajarito Canyon, northern New Mexico, depicting a seven foot long plumed serpent.
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club met at Mrs. Joe W. Johnson’s home on Chestnut Street. Mrs. E E Younts spoke on Trees noting root disease spread, climate effects, and Dogwood legend. Officers were re elected for the coming year. hort iculture and council cooperative projects were discussed. 20 members and four guests attended.
In Milwaukee three teen members opposed, but the Youth Commission approved county and state laws barring beer sales to under 21. Five adults and one teen supported current laws, while one teen argued against, saying milk is preferable to beer.
The Tennessee House returned a dog inoculation bill to committee because its wording would charge dogs rather than owners. The article also notes the first brick kiln in the United States was built in 1629 at Salem Mass.
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