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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1948
Page
8
The Girl Scouts unveil new uniforms this fall designed by Mainbacher with a 12 inch hem for seniors and fashion-forward features. Changes reflect postwar fabric shortages and evolving styles while preserving core traditions from 1912 to 1948.
The Thomasville page notes the October meeting report and welcomes Mrs Zeno Wall as a new member. Mrs Charles Leck speaks on Confederate Flags. Miss Opal Childers hosts a miscellaneous shower for Miss Helen Beck with gifts, games, and decor. A kitchen tip suggests eggs baked with onion and pepper.
Proper use of grazing crops can reduce poultry feed costs by up to 15 percent. Farmers may lower expenses while maintaining production through strategic grazing practices and optimized forage use.
The Rev. Kenneth M. Lindner of Immanuel Baptist in Fayetteville faces an uncertain future with his congregation after his public support for legal beer and wine sales. A closed session followed a brief meeting that failed to determine whether to seek his resignation.
Winfrey Morgan of Thayer Missouri went to St Louis police to say a car reported stolen in 1944 was never stolen. He had left the car at a hotel garage March 28 1944, received a claim check, later found no record, and later paid in dead storage. The hotel notice and a $120 storage bill were sent to his insurer which reimbursed the loss.
Dessert bridge hosted by Mrs. Furman Bisher and Mrs. F H Morris at the Morris home on Lindsay Street honors Miss Barbara Thomas. Tea from 4 to 6 p m for Miss Mary Lib Bennett by Mesdames S J Best Sr and S J Best Sr and a tea for bride elect Miss Mary Elizabeth Bennett. Dinner at Sunset Drive home hosted by Mr and Mrs Bradford Thomas for Miss Barbara Thomas.
A national airlines pilot landed a DC-4 at Drew Field Tampa after an engine fire. Captain Mike Morse reported no danger to the craft, and 13 passengers evacuated under orderly conditions. The three man crew continued to New Orleans, as fire was quickly extinguished.
Raleigh report states Republican candidate George M. Pritchard of Asheville calls for using a large portion of state surplus funds to advance a public school construction program. He cites tens of millions idle in the treasury and urges action by the next general assembly to authorize and require utilization for school plants.
The Virginia Carolina section of the Forest Products Research society was formed at a meeting at N C State College. Thomas A. Finch Jr of Thomasville was named chairman Oswald Lightsey of Miley S C vice chairman R A Hertzler of Asheville secretary. Elected to the executive board were Dr M S Hudson J S Harrar FE H Lane Jr Roy M Carter and G Goluecci. The group aims to promote development and use of forest products.
A Houston husband asserts his dinner lateness was caused by a train delay supported by statistics. July records show 18 598 minutes lost to trains as fretting spouses blamed the noise. Stokes County tops state for milk sales increase 1940 to 1945.
In 1882 William B. Maxwel l left Paul Idaho saying goodbye to his half brother Eugene Maxwel l who went west. Sixty six years later Eugene now 75 followed and recently was reunited with William who is 80 in SOUTH GATE California.
Geologists report cracks up to 10 feet wide and deep in western Coachella Valley as they investigate a recent flash flood that hit nearby Palm Springs. The phenomenon raises questions about geological responses to extreme weather events in the region.
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