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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1944
Page
7
Brussels appears festive with crowds and holiday spirit as Brit and American soldiers sign autographs for children and vendors sell balloons and flags. Streetcar conductors refuse fares to Allied soldiers amid warm camaraderie between troops and Belgian civilians.
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer with horizontal and vertical clues covering goddess of agriculture adapted grinding cut off sl rodent stoyt isengag nose related term nation abbreviations and many more. Includes answers and note on solution time and syndicate credit.
In a vulnerable deal South opens with one diamond and reaches 3NT. West overcalls a two level hinting hearts but West misreads South's fearlessness. West tries a surprise spade attack, losing a entry while South, with K aQJs10, establishes two spade tricks and five clubs for eight heartless tricks. The heart lead would have limited South to eight.
Betty Clarke reports on how voice quality affects charm and confidence. Actress Helen Walker demonstrates breathing, pitch, and resonance exercises to lower the voice and project presence, using sustained “m” sounds and whispered words to train timbre.
The Oak View PTA holds a PTA meeting this evening to discuss upcoming events and school activities with participation invited from parents and teachers.
Thousands of paintings carpets antiques and carvings are surfacing after wartime concealment by Belgians who hid valuables in gardens or shipped them indoors. The invasion caused Louvain University library to burn for the second time in 25 years leaving 945,000 books lost and 15 manuscripts saved.
The Woodmen Circle met last evening with Miss Clemmie Handy in the chair and three new members Miss Barbara Carroll Evie Williams and Nellie Hare were initiated with the drill team. A nominating committee was appointed to present a new slate of officers and members were asked to attend next meeting for voting. The social meeting on November 15 will feature a patriotic program and bowling party at the hall.
Washington reports that leather reinforced gym shoes become ration free today as announced by the Office of Price Administration. The move ends prior controls and allows unrestricted purchase in stores nationwide.
Advice suggests reading aloud to boost diction. If vocabulary is weak, select a random word from the dictionary each day and use it frequently to reinforce memory. This technique aims to expand spoken language and confidence through consistent practice.
The son of L. G. Campbell of this city is noted as the first cook in an anti aircraft artillery unit. He holds the V. F. W. American Defense, Pre Pearl Harbor with Bronze Star, Asiatic Pacific, and Good Conduct awards. The text notes a postponement tied to the term of Superior Court continuing tomorrow.
Mrs Laura Isabella Smith age 85 died at her home on Rt 3 High Point after a two week illness. Born July 12 1859 in Stokes county she moved here years ago. Survived by two sons J Marshall Smith King Asa M Smith High Point Route 3 a daughter Mrs John W Gibson High Point and a son B N Smith High Point 22 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral at Mt Olive church Stokes county Friday at 2 pm with Rev Julian S Hopkins officiating interment in church cemetery. Body returned to home this afternoon.
Sergeant Graham F. Campbell of this city has been commended by his commanding officer for excellent field cooking. He is presently serving somewhere in New Guinea.
All cases scheduled for trial in Municipal court here tomorrow will be postponed until Monday November 6, announced today by M. W. Nash, clerk of Mu-
The article argues that a low cost method to reduce accidents is to design and plan electric lighting intelligently. It emphasizes thoughtful placement, appropriate brightness, and considering pathways to minimize hazards.
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