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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1943
Page
7
Fashion notes urge women to pursue a fuller silhouette as desirable. The column extols chest development and curves, claiming health and beauty hinge on well developed shoulders hips and waist. It prescribes breathing assisted chest exercises and nightly breast massage with mineral oil to aid the effort.
The High Point Graduate Nurses Club met at the YWCA to hear editor Robert Ipson discuss democracy and citizenship. Twenty members attended. new officers include Reece Quinn as chair, Jack Copeland as vice chair, Frances Bailey as secretary, and Steve Horney as treasurer.
Wayne Stoke in Williamsport Pennsylvania flushed two pheasants at once and felled both with a single shot. He returned home with his daily bag limit and a reserve of shotgun shells for rationing.
Elsie Robinson argues against shifting education entirely to families amid wartime disruption. She notes crowded districts and teacher shortages, cites Hattie Carraway’s plea for federal subsidies, and cautions that home rule cannot replace public schooling. The piece laments tax fears and defends education as a public, not family, responsibility.
Sgt and Mrs Allen L Meredith formerly of this city announce the birth of a son Douglas Neal on October 26 at Barksdale Field hospital in Shreveport Louisiana. Mrs Meredith the former Martha Lassiter now resides in Shreveport where her husband is stationed with the armed forces. Sgt and Mrs Wych D Rice announce the birth of a daughter Lynette Dee on November 3 at Station Hospital Fort Jackson South Carolina. The mother is the former Miss Jeanette Ennis of this city.
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will convene Friday at 7 30 PM at Commerce Street lodge rooms to confer degrees on seven candidates. The Women of the Moose meet at 8 PM at the Moose hall for their regular session with reports due on membership publicity social service home making and Alumnae.
Women Of Moose meet at 7 30 tonight at the Moose Hall to hear reports on membership publicity social security and other committees.
Clifford Cochran, driver, said he stopped at Sugar Creek church to pick up a passenger when a voice from a nearby cemetery ordered him to hold the bus. The passenger jumped off shouting for his change and vanished in a cloud of dust. A ventriloquist passenger apologized, saying he acted on superstition.
The piece argues that federal funds are needed for education and urges enlarging education payments. It emphasizes urgent needs for learning, food, and ammunition for the fighting men, warning without action there will be no one to fight or return home.
Dr. Bob Jones, an evangelist, claims a tactical solution for juvenile delinquency lies in parents using certain books differently. He asserts books sold to parents on raising children would do more good if used flat side up, implying a practical approach to guidance.
The Utopian study club met at the home of Mrs. J H Walker Jr on Colonial drive to hear Mrs John S Pickett discuss the Moscow Conference. Tea and delicacies complemented the late fall setting before a brief business meeting led by Mrs Rodney Snow.
The note describes Mrs Walker hosting guests including Mes dames J.I. Groome, P.Y. Adams, Valette J. Harris, J.S. Pickett, Harry Alexander, and others after a conference talk on terms reached at the event. Odyssey mentions Cordell Hull, Anthony Eden, and representatives from Russia and China.
Los Angeles officials mandate newly issued marriage licenses come with a booklet titled Steps To Happiness In Marriage. The guide covers honeymoon, family finances, and sex as part of an official county program.
The Treasury Department of the United States is described as handling more money than any other institution in the world. The claim underscores its vast financial scale and global role in managing government revenues and financial operations.
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