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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1944
Page
7
A poem reflects on a diverging harvest for soldiers abroad. The speaker vows gratitude for a new soil while condemning feudal class structures and exploitation seen in the Old World. The Allied Forces Headquarters in Italy is referenced as the setting and authority.
Elsie Robinson reflects on a Bay Area smelter and its fumes that harmed lives. She recalls a memory of cleaner air after factories were told to consume their own smoke and urges readers to purge personal anger and remorse to prevent spreading harm.
In a bridge hand, the declarer secured all 12 tricks after a defensive misstep and precise play. The slam was reached after South’s three diamond jump, with North’s sequence culminating in decisive ruffs, overruffs, and strategic discards. East’s misreading of original holdings altered the endgame, and South avoided a potential trump concession.
War production drives reflect extraordinary needs for sea going craft. B F Goodrich Co reports cutting more than three times as many water-lubricated rubber bearings used under water since Pearl Harbor. A public notice in High Point NC cites a civil action in Guilford County Municipal Court against multiple defendants over street assessments and property ownership, with a 30 day answer window starting December 2, 1944.
The Thomasville Garden club hosted by Mrs. Vernon Snyder met at her home with Mrs. John Hall and Albert Shuford as associate hostesses. Miss Betty Kirkpatrick spoke on Christmas from a spiritual viewpoint while Mrs. J. S. Hix presided in the president’s absence and Mrs. Myers announced the Tuberculosis Seal Sale.
Attendants at United Brotherhood of the Lutheran church service at St John s in Salisbury include Rev and Mrs C R Patterson and others. A Montgomery Alabama couple hosts Mrs T E Jennings. Lt Commander and Mrs Charles Ingalls Jr announce the birth of Charles Edgar III on November 19 at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem. Local residents plan Thanksgiving travels to Sanford and Timberland with returns to Wilmington. Mary Green Matthews presented an American Red Cross program on home service and prisoners of war, followed by refreshments for the gathered group.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church met Monday afternoon at the church. Mrs. O. R. Hodgin presented a program on the Barnum Springs Orphanage. Mrs. O. R. Reid presided and a special devotional and Thanksgiving prayer highlighted the gathering.
Mrs J R Blair entertained the Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist church Monday afternoon at her Salem street home with associate hostesses Mrs Vann Stringfield and Mrs Clyde Harrison. Mrs Charles Lambeth presided and Mrs W EF Tomlinson gave the devotional.
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