Casual Comment By W. A. BIVINS
This column recalls crowded village stores as forums for heated political talk. It notes the shift to radio and newspapers softening debate, then details a High Point encounter with John Doe discussing 1942 scandals, hospital abuses in Morganton, and cynical views on party loyalty and state economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Grover
John Barleycorn
North Carolina
High Point
John Doe
Doe
State Hospital
Morganton
Tom Jimison
Charlotte
Dan Russell
Russell
Pictured chairman of American Red Cross puzzle
A garbled OCR style crossword-like puzzle credits a pictured chairman of the American Red Cross and lists numerous across and down clues. The text also includes a political protest quote about promises to the people and General Assembly duties, ending with a call to remember children crying in the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
General Assembly
Patrician club meeting announced for Friday night
The Patrician club will meet Friday October 30 at 8 30 p m at the home of Willis Hart on Woodberry Avenue. Also noted are military, church and scouting items including England bound medical officers and a Penn Tigers defeat by the Durham Hornets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrician Club
Willis Hart
Woodberry Avennue
Enterprise
High Point
England
George T. Wood
Glenn G. Perry
Thomas D. Tyson
APO
Tigers
New York City
William Penn Tigers
Hornets
Durham
N. C
Penn
Local Troop Elected Officers And Halloween Events
Troops 25 and 8 under leaders Merritt and Danis join senior troop overseen by Mrs. E P Wilson. Officers elected include President Dorotha Nelson and Vice President Wava Robinson. Members advanced from Intermediate include Ruth Campbell and others. Halloween party set by Mount Vernon Baptist junior ushers at 1223 1 2 Pearson street from 6 to 9 pm. Room representatives for Wm I Penn to meet November 1 at 3 pm at Eva Williams residence. Also note Halloween party at William Penn High, plus Mrs Joe Pomlin returned from Macon Georgia. Scotland fuel officials warn coats may be preferred at breakfast to save coal. Hippo has second largest mouth. cats are vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames L. S. Merritt
S. B. Danis
E. P. Wilson
Dorotha Nelson
Wava Robinson
Rebecca Moore
Serioe
Siarie Walker
Catherine Clanton
Poop
Cora Lee Allen
Ruth Camp
126,770 Pounds of Scrap Collected in Thomasville
Special to The Enterprise reports Main Street school pupils collected 126,770 pounds of tin and scrap including iron and rubber. 78,670 pounds were classified as heavy scrap by the dealer. The drive averages 153.8 pounds per pupil and a $482.32 check is sent to the principal for distribution among high, grammar, and primary departments. Earl Brown led with over 6,000 pounds. Molly Lambeth and Martha Phillips placed second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Main Street
Earl Brown
Molly Lambeth
Martha Phillips
Nont
Dr Foster's L K Praised By Mr Burr For Relief
A grateful testimonial from Shelton Burr of 417 Cable St High Point NC touts Dr Foster's L K as the best medicine seen. He describes years of nervous indigestion acid reflux and weakness ending after two days of use with improved digestion sleep appetite and strength. Burr urges others to demand the genuine L K formula at 97 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Foster
DR. Foster
Shelton Burr
Cable St
High Point
N. C
Mr. Burr
Friday Radio Schedule Highlights and Corrections
Radio program lineup for Friday October 30 lists shows across daytime to late night, with notes about corrections by networks. It features drama serials, music programs, news briefs, and variety acts with multiple stations and time slots, including callers, quizzes, and holiday-era entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia
Life
Nbe
Hop Harrigan
The
Air Corps
Blu
Cbs
Plain Bill
Nbce
Jack Armstrong
Chicago
Landi Trio
Curley
Kiddies
Franz Page Farrel
Nhe
Captain Midnight
Blu-East
Ben Bernie Shaw
Magician
Draveltic
Holywood Orchestra
Vprog
Nice von Winston
Navy
Hiu-East Tern
Stern
Spertx
Lowell Thomas
Bluewest Wort
Fread Wartins
du Amos
Andy
Skeiuch
Cbsparic
Ton Lewis
Tmibs
Wuorld
Rex Stout
Our Secret Weapoan
Dhs Toe Johnson
Fanny
Tommy Riggs
Ralenborn
Mrs Keen
Lost Persons
Lucille Manners
Earl Godwin
Aolu
Kate Smith
Dbs
Cal Tinney
Dinah Shore
Blu Barrie Sisters
Wizard
Trico
Nbc
Pat
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Bivins
U. S. Red Cross
Miririeinit
Wanderer
Phrygia
Falkland Islands
Inis
South America
Mister
God
Newfoundland
United Service Organizations
News OF
J. B. Mason
Emanuel Bapftrst
Gire
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
Murs
James Stevenson
Pearson Street
Wm. 1
Eva Williams
Rivette Drive
William
Penn High School
Ireturns
Joe Pomiin
East
Washington Street
Macon
Georgia
Scotland
Csave
Zoe
L-K
MR. Shelton Burr
VICKS
Musterole
Abbott Haliver
Cream
Putnam
Cardus
Bice Av Powolin
Ss. S. S
Doctor Foster
Gree Paste
Govia
Omar
Hemes
Erichrome Films
Baby Brownie
Johnson
Doan
Buyer’s
Fitch
Whitman
Kodaks — Films
Parker
Zipper Kits
Yardley
Old Spice
Johnsons
Ec Alkaseltzer
Remington Elec
B.Q.R
Ironing Board
Speen
Mann’s
Stanback
Hinds
Appoiit
Lias
TF Boke
Arrid
Ascrm
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