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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1954
Page
5
A mixed Bible themed puzzle with across and down clues including first woman and first man, Lamb pen, redent mud dispatched collection of sayings small ground children month ab certain female saint and more. The grid provides clues for a word fit game with religious terms across forty nine.
North Carolina nonagricultural employment reached 1,003,100 in September, the first time above one million since December, up 16,600 from August. Manufacturing wages remained at 1.25 per hour for 444,800 workers, with a 38.9 hour workweek and 48.63 average weekly earnings. nonmanufacturing employment rose modestly with gains in retail, textiles, clothing, and furniture, while tobacco industry employment increased to 36,600 and cigarette factories stayed steady amid seasonal shifts.
Tobacco price averages held firm on the Eastern and Middle Belts while slumping on the North Carolina Virginia Old Belt and Carolinas Border Belt. Tuesday gross sales totaled 7,? billion pounds? with varied averages across belts. overall volume was light and a larger share of higher grade leaf was noted.
Monroe testifies in Santa Monica court about nine month marriage ending in divorce. She describes moodiness and silence from DiMaggio and claims he limited visitors and contact during the marriage. DiMaggio had no comment after the proceedings.
Addresses by Bishop Paul N. Garber of Richmond and Dr J H Armhurst of Myrtle Beach opened the five day North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Church in Raleigh. Bishop Glenn R Phillips of Denver spoke that night on Honesty With God as the conference noted membership losses and urged new congregations and sanctuaries across eastern North Carolina. The Cyprus note mentions Britain’s 1878 lease and World War I annexation.
A star withdraws from the royal variety show as work on a film stars in the scene. The annual event for Queen Elizabeth will be staged next Monday at the Palladium Theater. Hope arrives from Hollywood among other bidders for parts in the grease paint circle. The 22 year old Miss Stephen explains she cannot perform without rehearsal and says she did not refuse to appear.
The 35th annual Public Welfare Institute opens in Raleigh with talks and a panel. Charles I. Schottland of HEW discusses social security as the conference runs through tomorrow. Joseph H. Reid of the Child Welfare League of America criticizes institutional care and urges stronger dependent children aid.
The advertisement touts BC as a fast acting headache relief using a blend of widely used pain ingredients. It notes available forms including tablets and powders with the same formula and timing. It highlights trust in a time tested product and urges immediate purchase.
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