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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1945
Page
5
Medline known to his friends as Uncle George marks his eightieth birthday on May 7. He lives with his son Smith Medlin on Route and is the father of three, with many friends in Point and vicinity.
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy marks Memorial Day by decorating Confederate graves at Oakwood Memorial Park at five o'clock. The no fixed program service includes flowers and a brief prayer ending with taps by a local Boy Scout. Mrs. W. A. Bivins says attendees may bring flowers. A committee led by Mrs. Bruce Carraway handles arrangements with Mesdames Tate Brame and Kearns assisting.
About 28 million homes in the United States are wired for electricity, reflecting the broad reach of electrical infrastructure and regional access to power services.
The Magdalene Rebekahs will hold a called meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 at a lodge hall. Members are urged to attend as practice for the upcoming initiatory rites will be featured.
A study reports the best grade wood-join glue attains tensile strength from 5 to 10 000 pounds per square inch.
The term Padshaw for reigning sovereign comes from pati meaning lord or master and shaw meaning king. This linguistic note explains how the Persian title combines two words to denote supreme rule.
A 10 minute test with a mobile liquid claims strong penetrating power using full strength 90 percent alcohol. It asserts powders ointments and mild solutions fail and promotes a product called Feett PENETRATE. Limited quantities available at Mann's.
The High Point Busi ness and Professional Women's Club hosted a music and dance program for Guilford County Sanatorium patients. High Point College girls performed May dances and songs, with pianist Miss Bailey and accompanist Miss Jo Chapman. The monthly outreach was organized by a committee led by Mrs. Anne Russell and will continue for some time.
The Emma Blair school P T A held its final meeting of the year with installation of new officers led by Mrs. S. S. Coe. First grade won the attendance banner as students sang the national anthem and visited the library while a rhythm band under Mrs. Wardell and others performed for National Music Week.
Ruby Haney from 908 Barbee Street recovers after an appendectomy at High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit and can have visitors. Coy E Moose and wife from Washington DC visit High Point friends. Billy Mitchell improves at home after car injuries. Zula Mae Spencer Cook returns home after Texas visit. Doris Thomas undergoes emergency appendectomy at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem while a Bowman Gray School student.
Thom asville, May 10. Members of the Thom asville school band directed by C R Hamrick played at the weekly Rotary luncheon. J W Boyles led the program and Paul Hassler presided. Incoming president D A Long Jr noted the district Rotary meeting, with visitor Tom Gunn of Sanford attending. Francis X Bushman once starred in 424 motion pictures.
The assembly debates enlarging the UN style council from 11 to 14 or 15 nations. A Pan American security formula splits regional vs world control while Latin Americans seek authority to act in the western hemisphere without waiting for world orders. Senate concerns frame the push for a two thirds vote security league.
A southern conference urged regional self sufficiency through agricultural diversification and balanced industry. Speakers cited wage parity on mechanized farms, a Clewiston sugar cane project, and better feed for beef cattle. University leaders warned talent drain threatens future science needs while sessions on nutrition and humanities followed.
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