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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1946
Page
7
The Woman's auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal church in Thomasville prepares for the annual bazaar to be held Tuesday October 4 at the Thomasville Woman's Club. The event starts at 2 PM with aprons infant's garments linens and homemade foods for sale. Bids on a donated automobile battery go to the highest bidder before the bazaar.
Mr and Mrs Francis Spearman of Sacramento announce the birth of a son on November 24 in a Sacramento hospital. Mrs Spearman is formerly Miss Margaret Briggs of High Point. The Spearmans recently moved from St Louis where he worked with the war department before discharge.
Reports show U S forest land losses exceed 30 million acres each year due to wildfires. Government and fire agencies warn of escalating risks and emphasize prevention and rapid response to protect timber, habitats, and communities.
Pattern 4916 offers two collar styles and three sleeve versions in sizes 12 through 20. Includes illustrated instructions and fabric yardage for size 16 with collar and ruffled options. Send 25 cents to Pattern Dept New York for pattern 4916. Also new Annie Adams fall and winter 1946 47 Pattern Book available for 15 cents with free girl s hat and bag pattern.
Funeral services for Mrs. G. A. Thompson were held at Love Joy M P church near Troy after she died at her home in Troy. She was the sister of C. A. and W. E. Warner and wife of George Thompson with two sons Orin and Joseph and two daughters Mrs. Woodrow Ritter and Mary Francis Warner. Interment followed at Love Joy cemetery.
An old style health ad touts 85S Tonic as boosting low blood strength from non-organic anemia. It links strong red blood to appetite, energy, digestion, and improved appearance and wellness, urging readers to buy from drug stores and claim millions of bottles sold.
William F. McKenney notes bridge expanding from experts to a mass pastime with yearly city tournaments. He cites Drummondville Quebec where four tables reached five diamonds doubled and discusses opening heart leads, ruffing, and the swing impact on tournament play.
The second part of a four way shooting involving two Black families was delayed to December 9. Sarah Gallman faces assault with a deadly weapon for pointing a shotgun at Lula Simms after a weekend clash between Gallman and Simms relatives that left John Simms hospitalized with serious injuries. Police say no motive has been determined.
Stolen auto report filed with the police after a Packard coach vanished from in front of 906 Circle Drive last night. The owner is E. Davis of Stolen Auto Co. authorities investigate the theft.
Doris June Morriss filed suit in municipal court today seeking a divorce from George A Morriss and alleging two years separation.
The note advises cooling custards made with milk at lower temperatures to protect leftovers. Store them and eggs in the cold part of the refrigerator. Cover meats and eat leftovers promptly, while keeping other items like fruits and tables properly organized.
VA official John E. Saintsing states permanently disabled veterans may work full time without losing service-connected disability compensation. He notes the rehabilitation program aims for self sufficiency and confirms continued benefits for 100 percent disabled veterans, including those with spinal cord injuries who work full time.
A listing notes PM times are Eastern Standard and adjusted to Central by subtracting one hour and then two hours accordingly. Programs include Front Page Farrell, Tennessee Jed repeats, Buck Rogers, News Periods, Hop Harrigan repeats, Sky King, Red Barber Sports Time, Radio Supper Club, News and Comment, Dancing for 15 Minutes, The Falcon and The O Neills, Amos and Andy, Real Life Drama, Boston Symphony Concert Hour, and more with vary by station.
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