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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1952

Page

15

Sears Sets Machinery In Motion for Store Here

Sears Roebuck plans a colonial style store on Tate Park Elm Street School property north of First Baptist Church. Kellstadt and local officials expect a mid 1953 opening after lease work and architecture, with aims to boost High Point retail business.

Amos R. Kearns High Point Charles H. Kellstadt Sears Roebuck and Co Mr. Kellstadt Atlanta Sears Roebuck Tate Park and Elm Street First Baptist Church Sears Southern Territory Amos Kearns Ed Mendenhall J. N. Wright and Associates Kearns and Mendenhall Chamber of Commerce Emory Williams James A Mathews J. C. Haynes E. C. Walker Source Development Department Kellstadt Kearns Mendenhall

High Pointer Arrested In Martinsville

Walter Lacey Forshee, 44, arrested in Martinsville for driving after license revocation and obtaining a permit under false pretenses. He is also charged there with driving drunk, driving without a permit, and being a fugitive from North Carolina. A capias was sent to Martinsville police to detain him on local charges when released. Forshee previously served six months last December for driving drunk. sentence suspended on part of the fines.

Martinsville Walter Lacey Forshee North Carolina Capais Forshee

Fair and Mild Weather Forecast Update

The forecast calls for fair and mild conditions this afternoon with a high near 68. Tomorrow shows cloudy skies but a mild high around 66. Tonight will be fair and cool with a low near 38.

Red Cross Campaign Seeks 1489 in Local Drive

Bland Worley, local fund campaign chairman, says 1489 is still needed to reach the goal. Many envelopes remain unreturned from firms and individuals as the March campaign winds down within two or three days. The Colored Division leads with over 120 percent, Public Employees about 110 percent, while other divisions lag. Time has expired for the month of March, and units are urged to complete solicitations.

Bland Worley Worley Advance Gifts Public Employees

Legion To Gift High School Flag At Morning Ceremony

The Andrew Jackson Post 87 of the American Legion will present a new copy of Old Glory to High Point Senior High School in a 9 a.m. ceremony at the school entrance. Americanism Chairman J. W. Morgan says the entire student body will attend with the high school band playing. Legionnaires are asked to attend and take part.

Andrew Jackson Post 87 American Legion High Point Americanism J. W. Morgan Morgan Legionnaires

Funerals for Mrs Della Staley and Infant Michael Buckner

Funeral services were held for Mrs Della Staley who died in a Durham hospital Monday. Rev C M Floyd and other area pastors conducted the service at New Hope Methodist Church Randolph County with interment in the church cemetery. Infant Michael Wayne Buckner, son of Nat and Blanche Buckner, had rites at Walker Funeral Home in Thomasville with interment in Holly Hills cemetery Arlington family plot.

Della Staley Durham New Hope Methodist Church Randolph County C. M. Floyd Calvary Baptist Church A. B. Asbill Woodlawn Baptist Church J. L. Shaw Hoover Grove Methodist Church Paul Hunsucker Thomas Hill Albert Staley Sam Staley Raymond Staley Darrell Staley Michael Buckner Thomasville Michael Wayne Buckner Nat Blanche Daligny Buckner Trinity Street Walker Funeral Home Mack Summey Carolina Avenue Baptist Church Holly Hills

Colored People Obituaries and Notices From High Point

Obituary items for Mrs. Bessie Alexander and William Maxwell note deaths and funeral details in High Point. Included are church events and meetings such as minister wives alliance, guest speaker at Pilgrim Church, Junior Elks baseball, and church circles. Also listed are U S Employment Office staff moves and a gospel music program at Mt Olive Baptist Church.

Bessie Alexander West Street High Point Hospital Keene Alexander Janie Kearns Gastonia Emma Moore Norfolk Maggie Carter High Point Emmanuel Baptist D. D. Mason Hairlip Funeral Minister's Wives Alliance J. B. Jones Park St John W. Burney Clarks University Atlanta Pilgrim Congregational Church William Maxwell Murray Sr Annie Seymour This City Bessie Bailey New York City Lucius Maxwell Bennavesta Hairlip F. O. Bass Greenhill Cemetery Oscar Querry Eccles St Billy Green C. B. McRae John Baldwin Richard Leak Jerry Little Hobson McCain Harry White Leon McElrath Wm. Harding Lawrence Elliot Wm. Mack Arthur Parker Davie Williams Charles Carver ELKS Junior Elks Mgr The First Baptist Church Dorothy Elliott Hoover Street Temple Memorial Missionary Circle Annie Harriss Izabeth Street U. S Willis S. Stewart Alonzo S. Reid Winston Mr. Stewart Marian Thompson E — Brooks EOS Ipome

English Woman Reports Russian Trip to North Carolina

Kathleen Lonsdale, chemist and London University professor, speaks at Central Friends Meeting about a Russian trip with six English Quakers. She tours Charlotte Winston-Salem Greensboro and High Point on behalf of the American Friends Service Committee, sharing mission findings behind the Iron Curtain.

Central Friends Meeting House South Main Street Kathleen Lonsdale Russia

Floyd Whitley Post No 15 meeting Friday

Floyd Whitley Post No 15 of the American Legion will hold its regular meeting Friday night at the Post Home 315 North Main Street at 7 30. All World War II veterans are invited to attend.

Floyd Whitley Post No. 15 Amvets Post North Main Street

Fire Chiefs Honored At City Barbecue Testimonial

Fire Chief E K Ingram and Chief R D Church were saluted at a testimonial banquet marking their retirements and term ends. Mayor Kearns presented gifts. council members and officials praised their service and urged progress under new leadership. A barbecue dinner followed at Fire Station No 1 with firefighters serving as hosts.

E. K. Ingram Department City Council Civil Service Commission Maer T. E. Hinson O. A. Kiman Archie Maytt Co. W. (Moon) Yrick Ere Claude S. Canady J. E Gene) Horney Hinson Orary Ingram Santelabertor Uecome Chett

Police Hunt Café Thief After $28 Heist

Police in Thomasville hunt a cafe thief after a break in at Southside Cafe on Fisher Ferry Street. Entry occurred between 9 p.m. and midnight through a rear window. $28 in coins was taken. Rain helped time the crime. no footprints were found outside.

Thomasville Fisher Ferry Street

Warrant Blitz Targets Parking Violations

More than twenty warrants were issued yesterday under the new parking ordinance, aiming to hold car owners liable for unpaid tickets. The warrants, the first under the updated rule, were to be served today. names remain withheld until service and blotter entry.

Kie Myatt

Long Debated Zoning Amendment Near Council Handoff

The Board of Adjustments and the Planning and Zoning Commission near a final recommendation on a zoning amendment allowing two family units from single family homes. A final session is set for next Tuesday to finish the proposal with restrictions on age, floor area, egress, and lot size across districts.

Board of Adjustments Planing and Zoning Commission City Council Chestnut Street

Orville Blair Died in Wyoming Former Railroad Man

Obituary from Laramie Wyoming reports the death of Orville Blair retired railroad worker at his home last Saturday. Burial followed Tuesday in an Omaha Nebraska cemetery. Blair was son of Branson Blair and had many relatives in Guilford College area and North Carolina visits in recent years.

Wyoming Orville Blair Laramie Omaha Nebr Blair Branson Blair Guilford College North Corona

Gray-Art Flower Shop Set to Open in Cokenton

Gray-Art Flower Shop will open tomorrow at 103 East Cokenton Avenue with Grayce Harrison and Elizabeth Hedrick as proprietors. Friday and Saturday are the formal opening days. Artis Caudle is designer for the shop which will feature cut flower arrangements, corsages and designs of all types.

Gray-Art East Cokenton Avenue Grayce Harrison Elizabeth Hedrick Artis Caudle

Evangelist and choir to perform at Pisgah Friday

Rev. and Mrs. Jimmy Sellars with the Youth For Christ chorus of King Memorial Baptist Church Leaksville will present a special service at Pisgah Baptist Church Friday April 4 at 7 30 p m Rev Sellars also directs Cherrystone Youth Camp near Chatham Virginia.

Jimmy Sellars Youth For Christ Chorus of the King Memorial Baptist Church Leaksville Pisgah Baptist Church Rev. Sellars Cherrystone Chatham Virginia

Emma Blair School Wins Expanded Cafeteria and Auditorium Contracts

The High Point Board of School Commissioners awarded contracts totaling 80268 for enlarging Emma Blair Elementary School facilities. General contract went to L. B. Gallimore for 69194, Bray Electric 4400, Model Supply 2774, and Robb Plumbing and Heating 3900. Completion is set for 150 days, enabling use by the 1952 53 school year.

Emma Blair High Point

Two Children Bitten by Dogs Reported to Police

Two children, Deborah Ousterman and Jerry Linthicum, were bitten by dogs and treated by local physicians. The dogs were impounded for 12 days observation.

Deborah Ousterman Kivett Drive Jerry Linthicum Putnam Avenue

Building Permit Issued for Addition at 309 East Green Street

A building permit is approved to add an extension to the warehouse at 309 East Green Street with a total project cost of 5000 dollars.

East Green Street

Sears Store Burglary Through Elevator Shaft Entry

Thieves broke into the Sears Roebuck store at 319 North Main last night by entering via the elevator shaft door and shaft hallway. They tore off cash drawers from a filing cabinet and forced entry to the front of the store but did not access the fortified safe. officers Brandon and Madden continue the investigation.

Sears Roebuck and North Main Ag H. E' Hutto Leeman Brandon and Madden

Forgery Charges Against William F Brown Rise

Police charged William F Brown of 2003 Lutheran Street with four forgery counts in addition to a prior check for 37.51 at Dick Culler Goods Store. He allegedly issued three checks in the name of C H King and one in the name of C J Smith to obtain cash and merchandise from four shops. Brown, held on 2000 bonds, faces a preliminary hearing later this month. date not set.

William F. Brown N . 24 Lutheran Street Dick Culler Brown C. H. King C. J. Smith

Assault Case Jury Charged In Patton Court

Judge George B. Patton charged the jury in the case of Gurte Capel charged with assault with a deadly weapon to kill Ernest McDonald. Trial recessed for ten hours at 12 30 p m as deliberation looms this afternoon. Capel allegedly shot McDonald in the arm from three feet after a confrontation on Oc apse Street Levant. McDonald, unprovoked, faced fear for his life and underwent seven weeks metalization. Lewis Tolonsky of Reidsville pleaded guilty to reckless driving and paid $75 plus costs.

George B. Patton Gurte Capel Wea Aes Ernest McDonald Negro Capel McDonald Lewis Tolonsky Reidsville

Local Doctor Faces 15000 Damages Suit in Superior Court

Charles Randall Cecil, six, sues Dr. O B Bonner for fifteen thousand dollars alleging negligent tonsil and adenoid removal at Burrus clinic on August 15 last year after a tooth extraction visit. The complaint says the doctor rushed them to an operating room, gave anesthetic, and dismissed the mother, then performed the procedure in a hurried dangerous manner.

O. B. Bonner Superior Court Charles Randall Cecil Charles D. Cecil Burrus Clinic K. B. Geddy Sam Hart

Parker Named to Reserve Credits Committee

A. Scott Parker, president of Perpetual Savings and Loan Association of High Point, was appointed a member of North a Savings and Loan League Reserve Credits Committee.

A. Scott Parker Perpetual Savings and Loan Association of High Point Reserve Credits Committee North A Savings and Loan League

Also Mentioned on This Page

High Pointer Red Cross Legion Mrs. Della Staley Pry Capt. R. D City News Bricks R. G. Jackson L. W. Stevens Stevens Jackson W. S. Moss Panag Gulf Oil Corporation Justice Peace N. M. Cates Alberta B. Hedgecock Marvin B. Hedgecock Brentwood Brentwood Presbyterian Men of the Church Club Lewis Johnson Johnson Earl Clark Harrison Cashatt Harold Glover Minnie Lou Raper Sools Emma Blair School Syracuse College of Forestry Syracuse N. Y Universal Co., Inc Reed Street K. C. Comp Patton
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