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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1941

Page

13

Surgical Dressings and First Aid Classes Grow Here

Enthusiastic groups in High Point under the local Red Cross chapter train in First Aid and surgical dressings. At the Adams Memorial YWCA they meet weekly for two hours, with Mrs. Howard Clark supervising dressings work and Miss Blanche Berrier assisting. Six matrons completed the First Aid course and will continue volunteering in dressings, alongside others named including Margaret Fawcett, Mary Foy, Alice French, J Clifford White, Edna Wilhite, and Elsie Williams.

High Point American Red Cross Red Cross Adams Memorial Y. W.C. A Howard Clark Clark Otis Marshall Blanche Berrier Charlottesville Graduate Nurses’ Club Margaret D. Fawcett Mary Foy Alice D. French J. Clifford White Edna D. Wilhite Elsie E. Williams

State Deaths List North Carolina Notables

Obituaries note funeral plans for Samuel Quincy Myers 75 hotel operator with holdings in Lenoir Morganton Albemarle Concord and Chester S C He died after a heart attack and had been ill three years Other notices include J C Fitzgerald 84 Asheville fire chief’s father Clarence A Johnson Tarboro business leader with roles in F S Royster and Clinchfield mills Mrs W L Griggs Charlotte wife of Green Memorial Baptist pastor Cornelia A Bates Lexington 80 found dead likely heart attack with funeral at Beulah Reformed Church and other local deaths with brief biographical details

O. Miyers D. Cc Fitzgerald W. L. Griggs Charlotte Green Memorial Baptist Church A. Johnson Tarboro Clarence A. Johnson Johnson F. S. Royster Fertilizer Company Clinchfield Millis Marion Cornelia A. Bates Lexington Cornelia Amenda Bates Lafayette Sowers Davidson County John Picket Eddie Pickette Will Bower George Bates Charlie Bates Baxter Bates Lonnie Bates Holt Street Robert Everhart Foyle Hedrick Charlie R.“ Gentle Winston Salem Joe Link Beulah Reformed Church G. C. Wagner C. O. Kennerly

Bicycle theft reported near Broadhurst Theatre

Bill Price of 738 English Street reported a bicycle stolen from in front of the Broadhurst Theatre last night around 11:30. It had not been recovered today. Firefighters responded to a field fire on Lexington Avenue at 12 o'clock, quickly extinguished.

Bill Price English Street Broadhurst Theatre High Point Lexington Avenue

Where is Jasper Causey Seen By Officers

Noah P Hedrick and a deputy sheriff questioned residents about Jasper Causey who had skipped bond after a automobil e intoxication and improper license charge. He was picked up in Fayetteville and returned toward Thomasville where he asked to see his family. He left handcuffed and entered a house, then vanished. officers seek any sighting today.

Noah P. Hedrick Jasper Causey Thomasville Causey Hedrick Fayetteville

Officials Of WPA Inspect Progress Made At Airport

Greensboro today welcomed a WPA inspection of the 8313,000 airport improvement project. County engineer Ralph Stout says the 205-man force must rise to about 300 to meet the June 30 deadline. A Greensboro High Point Airport Authority may be created to secure funds for concrete runways, reversing prior opposition.

Greensboro Works Progress Administration Greensboro-High Point Ralph Stout T. E. Winn Winston-Salem WPA B. A. Waldenmaier Raleigh Robert P Guarino Stout Board of Commissioners

Dr Julian Miller Addresses Rotary on World War Threat

Editor of the Charlotte Observer spoke at a noon Rotary luncheon about Europe’s war and its to threaten America. He described the conflict as a revolution in ideas and values, warned Hitler and his groups aim to dominate minds and bodies, and urged vigilance against tyranny and aggression. Sidney Gayle joined the club as a new member.

Julian Miller Charlotte Observer Rotary Club Europe America Christ Caesar Hitler Sidney Gayle

The Rock play at Central Friends Church next Sunday

The life of Peter in the New Testament forms the basis for the play The Rock to be performed at Central Friends Church next Sunday night at 7 30. Garman portrays Peter as a zealous follower who deserts a rich uncle to follow Jesus and faces disillusionment before renewed loyalty and a sense of purpose. Directed by Alfred Neikind of High Point College with supervision by Prof. Walter Fleischman the hour and a half production explores Peter as the foundation of the church.

Peter Central Friends Church Howard Garman Nazareth Simon Peter Jesus Elis Israel Alfred Neikind High Point College Walter Fleischman

Scout Leaders To Attend Institute

Paul Ingle, president of the Uwharrie Council, will lead a delegation of Scout leaders from this district to the Scout Leader Training Institute at Guilford College. The two day session starts tomorrow at 2 PM and ends Saturday at 4 PM with nine courses taught by notable Scouting leaders including Leadership Training, Organization and Extension, Advancement, and Emergency Service.

Paul Ingle Uwharrie Council Guilford College

No Developments In Strike Today

Seven members of the city electric maintenance division remained on strike after Tuesday demanding higher wages and shorter hours. Mayor Q Arthur Kirkman and City Manager E M Knox said no immediate meeting of the city council committee was planned and the situation appeared at a standstill. Some officials blamed the strike on the workers and noted surprise at the action despite prior salary adjustments and unions’ usual stance against municipal employee strikes.

E. M. Knox

Local Man Sought As A Delinquent

George Vernon Smith of Branch Street and C S S Smith Archdale is sought by local draft board four as a delinquent. Board clerk J D Ross says the case went to the United States District Attorney. Smith volunteered for service and left with the March 14 draftees to Fort Bragg, was pronounced fit, and ordered to report but vanished after leaving camp. Local officials have sent notices with no reply and the district attorney’s action remains undetermined due to inability to locate him.

George Vernon Smith Branch Street C. S&s. Smith Archdale Draft Board J. D. Ross United States District Attorney Smith Selective Service Fort Bragg Ross

New Registration Sparked By High Point Elections Board

The High Point Board of Elections invoked a new voter registration ahead of the municipal primary, citing Attorney General McMullan's ruling that it is required by city charter and state law. Republicans challenged the move, deeming the letter advisory, while the board redistricted precincts and scheduled a registrar meeting at the county building to administer the new registration and swap election boundaries.

High Point Board of Elections Arch Kx. Schoch Harry McMullan Schoch Attorney-Generals Board of Elections Walter L. York High Point Township Republican Party Elections Board South Main Street

Scouting Meeting Set With Regional and National Leaders

Training and Activities, Finance, Cubbing, Inter racial Scouting, and Senior Scouting are on the agenda with an executive conference for regional and national leaders. Attendees from New York include Charles M Miller FE F Bakken Tom J SKxeane Stanley A Harris W E Lawrence and John G Triplett. From Atlanta regional office come Herbert Stuckey Gilbert Bush and Frank Wood.

New York Charles M Miller FE. F. Bakken Tom J. Skxeane Stanley A. Harris W. E. Lawrence John G. Triplett Atlanta, Ga Herbert Stuckey Gilbert Bush Frank Wood

Majority of High Point Stores to Close on Easter Monday

The majority of High Point stores and shops including grocery stores will be closed all day on April 14 in observance of Easter Monday. Stores have often closed on Easter Monday in past years, though groceries have not always done so.

High Point

Preston attends Southern Textile Exposition in Greenville

Roy C. Preston of City Refrigeration and Electric Company returned from Greenville South Carolina where the Southern Textile Exposition was in progress this week. He reported a large attendance and noted many mill illuminations and textile materials on exhibit.

Roy C. Preston Greenville S. C Preston City Refrigeration and Electric Company

High Point election registration authority clarified

A city charter and general law govern registration power. The author notes that while some provisions do not apply to High Point’s municipal election, the charter Section 6 allows the Municipal Board of Elections to order a new registration under Consolidated Statutes 2634, with Section 4 of the city charter confirming this authority.

High Point City of Board of Commissioners Municipal Board of Elections

Korner's Folly to Open Friday at 8:30 a.m.

Korner's Folly in Kornerstown. The house built 61 years ago by J Gilmer Korner opens to the public Friday at 8 30 a m with hours daily 8 30 a m to 9 30 p m and Sunday 1 30 p m to 9 30 p m. The unique five floor structure includes a tiny top floor theatre lauded by J Calbert Coulls of London who compares it to European chateaux.

Korner Little Theatre America

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Rotary Howard Garmon McMullan MR. Preston Korner’s Folly Sea J. Calbert Coulls London England Alexander Smith Rose Furniture CO Anon Beensee OR Food and CO Kerry Ming Vina Ex Jane Corox Br Rec
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