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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1942
Page
10
The Family Service Bureau, a Community Chest agency, offers casework aid for domestic and personality issues. Three typical cases show counseling and financial help guiding youths, married couples, and a large family toward stability, including vocational training, budgeting, and community support to prevent breakups.
Constipation relief promoted as a gentle, stomach friendly laxative. It claims Senna awakens lazy bowels and Pepsin eases stomach upset, gas and bad breath. The ad touts Dr Caldwell's brand as pleasant for adults and children and advises following label or doctor guidance.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of North Carolina adopted a resolution calling for a state law to ban beer wine and liquor sales for the wartime duration. Led by Mrs Helen Robertson Wohl the group urged repeal of the 1937 act and urged vigilance over alcohol control officials. They also urged petitions to congress for Sheppard bill action near military stations. Officers including Mrs E E Brown were reelected and Bishop Purcell and Chaplain Teague spoke.
Mrs Hubert Creft 120 Underhill Avenue announce the birth of a daughter Alice Gwenelyn born at Burrus Memorial Hospital on Wednesday October 14 at 9 30 a m Both mother and baby are doing nicely The Willing Workers Club of Mt Vernon Church meets at the church parsonage tonight at 745 p m for a business meeting Hostess Mrs Carrie Brevard asks all members to attend The auxiliary police of Civilian Defense report to William Penn High School tonight at 730 p m Fannie Caldwell Parker leaves the city for Hot Springs Va for six to eight weeks The William Penn Tigers host Dudley in Albion Millis Stadium Saturday October 23 at 230 p m Advance ticket sale under way The fuel oil usage for locomotive power is noted as mainly a Western railroad practice
Wesley Blanchard, a white delivery boy, faced a juvenile court hearing in Thomasville on a larceny charge for a diamond dinner ring valued at 75 dollars stolen from Mrs. A. P. Shuford. He admitted the theft and the case was left open for 10 days. three other youths received probations for separate larceny cases at the same hearing.
The anteater has no teeth and a very small mouth, serving as an opening to extend its long tongue to pull in insect prey.
German radio reports a string of British raids on the French coast last month signaling possible pressure for a second front. Sept raids near Cherbourg and Cotentin are noted, with Sark in the Channel Islands also referenced and a Dieppe raid last August cited.
A list of film showings at centers and theaters includes Desperate Journeys at Center with multiple daily times, Pacific Rendezvous at Broadhurst, Moontide at Paramount, and Suspicion at Rialto with matinee and evening slots. The text notes wartime prisoner exchanges and predicts postwar car designs emphasizing radical changes and improved car-mile economy.
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