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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1945
Page
5
Elinor Williams counsels teens on timely homeward drift after dances. Emphasizes girls must set and enforce deadlines, handle own time keeping, and not rely on boys to decide when to leave. Suggests keeping firm, respectful boundaries to preserve dating reputation.
Capitol Square reports Maine policy shift to tax state property and income like private property despite complex fiscal mechanics. The piece notes a potential $120 million annual impact, bondholder benefits, and limited tax on some public utilities. A swearing ceremony for Tryon Palace commission is scheduled for November 1 at 3 p.m. Also reports Virginia and Maryland reactions to rescinded reciprocal motor freight franchise pact and calls for a uniform interstate treatment.
An ad touts Cystex for waking at night and bladder related discomfort. It claims swift kidney cleansing action, relief from pains under eyes and swollen ankles, and offers a money back guarantee. Prices listed as 75 cents and 1.50 dollars at druggists.
Raleigh reports the Victory Loan campaign began with an inaugural address by Governor Cherry on a statewide radio program. The state quota totals 97 million dollars with 30 million to be spent on E bond purchases and runs through December 8. Also in Raleigh the North Carolina association of B n ai B rith lodges elected officers including L H Madalia president and Leon Feldman Adolph Gayes A S Gittline Israel Bloom and J P Shrago as officers.
The Greensboro Army Air Forces overseas replacement depot announced 1661 officers and men discharged in the seven day period ending Saturday. Of those, 397 were officers and 1764 enlisted men.
Effective on or about November 15, 1945 an extension air mail service will be available at the Point Greensboro airport on a line from Columbia South Carolina to Detroit Michigan. The route will pass Charlotte Winston Salem Greensboro High Point Roanoke Charleston West Virginia Akron and Cleveland.
Nineteen of the state superior court judges attended the Friday judicial conference amid questions on total judges. The group discussed maintaining court operations despite a drop in special appointments from six to three, with Governor Cherry able to name two more if calendars congest. Cream whips best when cold, but egg whites should be brought to temperate.
Funeral services for Mrs Rosa T Hill 66 of Randleman will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at Mt. Lebanon church. Burial follows in the church cemetery. She was born in Randolph County in 1879 to Wes ley and Charity Burns Tucker. Surviving are her husband D H Hill four sons and four daughters and a sister.
Milliman Moody, veteran federal lunch room aid official, says NC lunchrooms miss good markets by not coordinating with schools. He notes nearly a thousand rooms participate and used almost three million dollars in federal aid or commodities last year. Local milk, meat and vegetable supply standards hinder aid and delay or withhold purchases.
An East Africa military records bureau described as a miracle of simplicity. In a press interview an officer had a passerby native soldier’s fingerprints taken and five minutes later produced his name village home and details.
The legislative council of Kenya has unanimously agreed to offer the United Kingdom government a quantity of unspecified value or items in a formal gesture of esteem. The brief note records an official, unanimous approval but provides no details on the exact nature or scope of the offer.
A ceremonial chamber in the House of Commons receives furnishings as a token of admiration from the peoples of the colony and protectorate. The gesture aims to honor colonial ties and reinforce the relationship between the metropole and its territories.
Executors William London and Ben L Herman notify all creditors to present claims against the estate of J London deceased within twelve months. Those owing debts should pay immediately. Notice dated October 8 1945.
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