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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1943
Page
7
Elsie Robinson argues that envy of others fades when you treat every experience as yours. Embrace all events good and bad as you would treasure and shape your soul, mirroring Ulysses who made profit from loss and became part of all he met.
The Pentagon Club session planned for Tuesday evening has been cancelled as announced this morning, removing the usual gathering from the schedule. No replacement date was provided in the notice.
The Civilian Defense Office will relocate soon from College Street where it has rented rent free for a year. The Carolina Motor Club currently occupies the bus office, with a three year lease. A Civilian Defense Board meeting was set for this afternoon to review available buildings and arrange the remodel and painting of the new site.
NEA reports Santa faces a tight 1943 toy season with shortages across heavy mechanical toys, dolls, books, and games. Retailers expect stockouts in December while paper toys and soft infant items may remain available. War rationing reshapes production with warborn substitutes amid high preholiday demand.
The column blends social buzz about Winchell style figures in New York venues with note of Alan Hynd’s Betrayal from the East climbing city listings. It mentions George White suits amid theft rumors, Reuben’s lobby scenes, Rita Hayworth imaging, and AP’s six page Victory Preparedness mats.
The Rev. Wilson O. Weldon pastor of the First Methodist Church spoke to Duke University divinity school faculty and students this morning. He was invited by Dean Paul N. Garber and is an alumnus of the school. Europe’s oldest Alpine railway was built in 1848 54 and the average U S cow yielded 2204 quarts of milk last year.
Fred W. Teague has been promoted to corporal at Rogers Field in Oklahoma City. He has served since April and is the son of J. M. Teague of West Green Street and the late Mrs Teague. his wife accompanies him at the field.
Pvt Mezania Watson resumes duty at Turner Field Albany after a days long leave with wife former Miss Shirley Black. Freshmen Hulda Whitely Elma Ward and Hildred Major expected at Thanksgiving hall Wednesday with Miss Mary Whitely and Miss Mildred Whitener at 119 Lindsay street. They will return to Durham Thursday evening.
Stiff Sergeant R R Pirtle stationed at Walterboro South Carolina is on furlough with his wife Elizabeth Kivett Pirtle.
A health tip suggests Noxzema may help treat externally caused pimples blemishes and irritations. The advisory frames skin care as a simple solution and implies product use could ease lem related concerns.
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