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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1952

Page

17

Sears Sets Machinery In Motion for Store Here

Sears vice president confirms a colonial type store will be built on Tate Park and Elm Street School property near First Baptist Church. City officials, the owner’s representative, and local leaders discussed leases and timing, with Sears aiming to open by mid 1953 for spring business.

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

High Pointer Arrested In Martinsville

Walter Lacey Forshee 44 faces charges in Martinsville Virginia for driving drunk driving with a revoked license and obtaining a driving permit under false pretenses He has prior December sentence of six months suspended on $150 fee and costs He is a fugitive from justice in North Carolina and a capias is issued to detain him on local charges upon release

Martinsville Walter Lacey Forshee North Carolina Capais Forshee

Weather forecast for today and tomorrow

The forecast calls for fair and mild weather this afternoon with a high near 68 degrees. Tonight will be cool with a low around 40. Tomorrow expects cloudy skies and a high near 66 with mild temperatures continuing. The previous night’s low was 38.

Red Cross Seeks 1489 To Finish Local Drive

Bland Worley, local campaign chairman, says 1489 remains to reach the goal. Most workers have submitted materials but many envelopes remain with firms and individuals. Five divisions have met or exceeded goals including Colored Division and Public Employees Division, while Worley urges units to wind up within two to three days.

Bland Worley Worley Advance Gifts Public Employees State Orley

Legion To Give High School Flag Tomorrow

The Andrew Jackson Post 87 of the American Legion will present a new copy of Ole Glory to High Point Senior High School at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the front entrance. The ceremony will include the student body and the school band, with Legionnaires invited to participate.

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

Funeral for Mrs Della Staley Held at New Hope Church

Funeral services for Mrs Della Staley seven died in a Durham hospital Monday were held Wednesday at New Hope Methodist Church Randolph County with pastors C M Floyd A B Asbill and J L Shaw officiating Pallbearers included Paul Hunsucker Thomas Hill Albert Staley Sam Staley Raymond Staley and Darrell Staley Interment followed in the church cemetery Michael Wayne Buckner infant son of Nat and Blanche Buckner of 906 Trinity Street had last rites Tuesday at Walker Funeral Home chapel Rev Mack Summey officiated Interment in Holly Hills cemetery Thomasville NC

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 Bessie Alexander West Street High Point Hospital Colleene Alexander Janie Kearns Gastonia Emma _ Moore Norfolk Maggie Carter High Point Emmanuel Baptist D. D. Mason Hairlip Funeral Home Minister's Wives Alliance J. B. Jones Park St John W. Burney Clarks University Atlanta Pilgrim Congregational Arch William Maxwell William Maxwell Murray St Annie Seymon This City Bessie Bailey New York City William Maxwell, Jr 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 Ary White Leon McElrath Wm. Harding Lawrence Elliot Wm. Mack Arthur Parker Davie Williams Charles Carver The First Baptist Church Dorothy Elliott Hoover Street Temple Memorial Missionary Circle Annie Harriss Izabeth Street McFall U. S Willis S. Stewart Alonzo S. Reid Winston Stewart Marian Thompson E — Brooks the Elks First Baptist Arch MT. Calvary Evangelist M. FE. Siler Mt. Calvary E. Washington Street Gospel Silver Trumpet Gospel Singers Mt. Olive Baptist Church

Community Obituaries and Local Notices

Obituary items report the deaths of Mrs. Bessie Alexander and William Maxwell with survivor lists and funeral details at Emmanuel Baptist and Hairlip Funeral Home. A long list of community meetings, church events, and club activities surfaces, including calls for Juniors, missionary circles, and public speakers.

English Woman To Tell About Russian Trip

English Quaker Kathleen Lonsdale will recount a Russia trip made with six others. She will speak tonight at 8 at Central Friends Meeting House and tour North Carolina cities Charlotte Winston-Salem Greensboro and High Point on behalf of the American Friends Service Committee. The London University chemist and professor will share findings from the Moscow mission and urge ordinary people to act to ease world conflict.

Central Friends Meeting House South Main Street Kathleen Lonsdale Russia

Floyd Whitley Post 15 Am Vets Meet Friday Night

Floyd Whitley Post No 15 American veterans group will hold its regular meeting Friday at 7 30 PM. The Post Home is 315 North Main Street and all World War I veterans are invited to attend.

Floyd Whitley Post No. 15 Amvets Post North Main Street

Fire Chiefs Honored At City Barbecue Banquet

Fire Chief E. K. Ingram and Deputy Chief R. D. Church were celebrated at a testimonial banquet. Ingram retired yesterday and Church steps down March 31, as city leaders praised their long public service. Amos Kearns gave Ingram an anniversary clock while Church received a gold wristwatch.

Fire Department E. K. Ingram R. D. Church Ingram Church Staper Amos Kearns City Council Civil Service Commission City Maer T. E. Hinson O. A. Kiman Archie Maytt W. (Moon Russ Sad Saul Popeoomaenioay Press Claude S. Canady J. E Gene) Horney Hinson

Police Hunt Thief After Southside Cafe Break‑In

Thomasville police probe a break-in at the Southside Cafe on Fisher Ferry Street. A looter fled with $28 in cash from the men’s washroom window between 9 p.m. and midnight Tuesday. Rain helped set the late theft time. no footprints were found outside.

Thomasville Fisher Ferry Street

Warrants Issued Under New Parking Law

More than twenty warrants were written yesterday to be served today under the new parking ordinance making car ownership liable for tickets. Names withheld until served, with details to appear on the blotter.

Kie Myatt

Long Debated Zoning Amendment Heads to City Council

A joint zoning commission and board of adjustments near finishing a recommendation on rezoning Residential A areas to allow two family houses. New restrictions include 15 year old homes, minimum 2000 square feet in some districts, outside stairs raising egress concerns, and minimum lot sizes from 7000 to 9000 square feet. A final session is set for next Tuesday to present the finished plan. It also notes civil actions and a local obituary.

Plehaine and Zoning Commission Ted Neil Ara Board of Adjustments Chestnut Street

Gray-Art Flower Shop Set to Open at 103 East Lexington

Gray-Art Flower Shop will open tomorrow at 103 East Lexington Avenue with proprietors Grayce Harrison and Elizabeth Hedrick. Friday and Saturday are the formal opening days. Artis Caudle serves as designer for the shop offering cut flower arrangements corsages and various designs.

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

Sermon Singers Set for April Night at Pisgah Church

Rev. and Mrs. Jimmy Sellars lead the Youth For Christ chorus of King Memorial Baptist Leaksville in a special service at Pisgah Baptist Church Friday April 4 at 7 30 p m. 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 Contracts for Expanded Facilities

The High Point Board of School Commissioners awarded contracts totaling 80 268 for enlarging the Emma Blair Elementary School cafeteria and auditorium. The general contract went to L B Gallimore of Greensboro for 69 194, Bray Electric of High Point for 4 400, Model Supply of High Point for 2 774, and Robb Plumbing and Heating of High Point for 3 900. Completion is set for 150 days, enabling use by the 1952 53 school year.

Emma Blair High Point

Two Children Bitten by Dogs Reported in City

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 for Warehouse Addition at 309 East Green

A building permit has been issued to construct an addition to the warehouse at 309 East Green Street with a total project cost of 5000 dollars. The permit covers site work and structure changes approved by the city building department.

East Green Street

Sears Roebuck Store Burglary on North Main Street

Thieves broke into the Sears Roebuck store at 319 North Main Street last night. They damaged the cash and safe, forced entry via an elevator shaft, removed parts from a filing cabinet, and attempted to crack the safe but failed to reach its contents. Police are continuing the investigation.

Sears Roebuck and Company North Main Street Gen Ae Renten A Madden

More Forgery Charges Against Negro Man

Police allege Brown issued four bad checks totaling about 37.51 to Dickson Goods Store Hosiery Package Store Advance Stores and Young Men's Clothes Shop in August. Checks bore names C H King and C J Smith. he received cash and goods from the four stores. He faces four forgery counts after return from Union County prison camp Jeremiah Brown. Preliminary hearing set later this month in district court.

Police Sae Ae Ieee A Dick On Goods Brown Young Men's Clothes C. H. King C. J. Smith Union County Monroe Aice

Assault Case Jury Charged By Patton

Judge George B. Patton recessed for lunch as the case against Charlie Capeegro for assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill Ernest McDonald proceeded. The shooting occurred October 28 on Fairview Street. McDonald was wounded in the left arm at close range.

George B. Patton Charlie Capeegro Wea Ernest McDonald Capell McDonald Fairview Street Lewis Ti Reidsville Il Peeeren

Local Doctor Named Defendant in Damages Suit

Dr. O B Bonner is named defendant in a $15000 damages suit filed in Superior Court by Charles Randall Cecil the six year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles D Cecil. The complaint accuses Bonner of rushing the boy and his mother into an operating room and administering an anesthetic without proper consent or identification during a tonsil and adenoid removal on August 15 last year at Burrus clinic. The suit claims the procedure was hurried careless and dangerous and notes the tooth extraction had been planned with Dr K B Geddy and Dr Sam Hart present.

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

Parker named to Reserve Credits Committee

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

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

Also Mentioned on This Page

Amos R. Kearns Sears Roebuck and Co Yeste Point High Pointer Red Cross Legion Mrs. Della Staley Iit Stes City News Briefs Wyoming Orville Blair Laramie Omaha Nebr Blair Branson Blair Guilford College North Corona R. G. Jackson L. W.stevens Stevens Jackson W. S. Moss Gulf Oil Corporation Justice of Peace N. M Brentwood Brentwood Presbyterian Men of the Church Club Lewis J Johnson Harold Glover Sools Emma Blair School Syracuse College of Forestry Syracuse N. Y Universal Co., Inc Reed Street K. C. Compton A. E. Wylie Patton
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