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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1951
Page
4
Barry Ferguson analyzes Britain and America's election contrasts and common concerns. He notes high living costs and taxes tied to armament, fears of war, and the clash of Labor and Conservative platforms. The piece previews Churchill as future PM under Conservative gains and Attlee under Labour.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent remedy for coughs chest colds and bronchitis claiming it reaches the trouble area loosens mucus soothes inflamed membranes and aids natural healing It stresses beechwood creosote blends with other medicines contains no narcotics and offers a money back guarantee after many millions of users.
Advertorial on Noxzema Home Facial promising clearer skin in 10 days with simple daily steps. Morning creamwash rinse, then grease free cream application. evening creamwash and light massage. Money back if no improvement. anniversary offer $0.59 for a large jar at drug or cosmetic counters.
In Kinston North Carolina five tobacco companies were served with contempt citations for not adding buyers to the fifth sale at the local market. Judge Henry N Stevens of Wilson signed the citations yesterday ordering the firms Lig Ren and Myers Tobacco Company Export Leaf Tobacco Company and Kinston Tobacco Company to appear at 10 a m Saturday in Kenansville to show cause why they should not be held in contempt for defying a court injunction issued last Saturday to place buyers on the fifth sale. The injunction returnable in Kenansville is set for December 15. The Winston market reported a record peak average of 362 98 per hundred pounds on 1 758 770 pounds sold Monday.
Mrs Alice Paige White of High Point College spoke at Epsilon Sigma Alpha at Miss Shirley Harvey 1204 Tipton Street. She urged learning one new word daily to expand vocabulary as June Haworth presided and received the gavel pin. A flood area Kansas note was read. fourteen members attended.
In Charlotte the Rev. MD Gaither pastor of Shilo church was allowed to return to his pulpit after the deacons voted to oust him. A trespass warrant was issued but the recorder's court ruled Gaither may continue preaching until the full church acts.
Wilmington police say Arthur Eugene Davis, wounded after shooting his wife Nellie, admitted killing her and then shooting himself in a rooming house. Nellie, mother of two, had left him a week earlier. Davis remains hospitalized and faces murder charges if he recovers.
A Senate House conference committee approved a compromise to boost prices at Army Air Force and seven Navy Marine Corps commissary stores to offset overhead costs. The plan blends the House stance rejecting most overhead costs with the Senate rule allowing adjustments under Navy and Marine Corps guidelines.
Tryon voters approved the ARC liquor stores in a special election, the first wet-dry vote in the town’s history. Unofficial returns show 356 for and 339 against, according to election officials.
Paris dispatch reports Egyptian belly dancer Samia Gamal, famed for the Virgin of the Nile, will marry Houston estate manager Sheppard W. King I in Cairo next December. King, 26, proposed a few weeks after meeting in Paris. Gamal, 27, accepted after a ring reveal.
Dentists warn prolonged thumb sucking can distort jaw alignment and palate while raising risks of mouth breathing and speech issues. Mothers face balancing dental harm against emotional disruption. stopping before age four often prevents deformity, with various methods tried but rarely successful.
Mr and Mrs Roy Morgan of High Point Route 4 announce the birth of a son Curtis Dale on September 24 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
The ancient Egyptians ranked stars by brightness into six levels. The brightest stars visible to them were labeled first magnitude.
The Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Water found that a lion of dry oak leaves contains 2.6.
The report specifies amounts of agricultural inputs including pounds of phosphate, 18.8 pounds of nitrogen, and seven pounds of potash.
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