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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1943

Page

5

Mrs. Isabelle Ellison Bryant Dies at Local Hospital

Mrs. Isabelle Ellison Bryant 30 wife of Sgt. William J. Bryant U S Army died this morning at 8 30 at a local hospital after several days as a patient She was born in High Point daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Ellison and educated here Surviving are husband father and mother one brother Corp Albert Ellison Fort Lewis Washington two sisters Mrs A K Swann St Louis Mo and Mrs Bill Moffitt and Washington D C Funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives

Isabelle Ellison Bryant William J. Bryant U. S. Army High Point Corp. Albert Ellison Fort Lewis Washington A. K. Swann St. Louis Bill Moffitt Washington, D. C

Boy Scouts Honor Court Awards and Merit Classees

At the Court of Honor meeting held in the County Building last night, Ralph C Harbinson outlined the June 4 and 5 trek while D K Cloninger spoke on Summer Camp and Capt Stanley Gilbert discussed the Value of Scouting George Covington chaired the session which named D Max Rone and Belvin Harman to the Court of Honor Board New members will join at the next Court on May 3 The meeting also listed numerous Scouts from Troops 4 10 13 14 19 and 3 with awards hours of service merit badges and ranks such as first class life and star reflecting their progress in various scouting activities and skills

Amieeting Court of Honor Boy Scouts of America Ralph C. Harbinson D. K. Cloninger Stanley Gilbert George Covington Advancement Committee D. Max Rone Belvin C. Harmon Court of Honor Board Perry Payne Luther Lewis Jerry Farr Glen Patterson Bobby Younts Bill Price Ray Stone Jack Pierce Ted Hodge T. C. Isom Ray Wardell Clayton Crawford Carl Stone Bobby Lindsay George Robichaux Spencer Hurley Charles Simmons Richard Quigley Jack Ridge Wayne York Vid Koontz Forrest Fredrick Hubert McCain Clifford Shoal Jack Swiggett Leonard Shoal Charles Windham Fred Connally, Jr John Boggs J.C. Lambeth Troop 10 Loyd Brown Harry Lee Stroupe Troop 13 Alan Sussman Life Leonard Kaplan Star Paul Friedman William Hancoc Harold Robbins Bobby Smith Clay Cox Bobby Everhart Bruce Bray Norman Schwartz Robert Glaesner John Thomas Henning Addicks John Hall Farl Kearns Ronald Key James McGhee Kenneth Brown Billy Clinard Roy Keys Forrest Hedricks Clarence Hayes Tenderfoot Gene Hall Maurice Frank Tenderfoot Air Woul Bill Raper Jimmy Raper Jack Steed Jack Barksdale

War changes Great Lakes ships with new uniforms and crews

In Cleveland, wartime shifts transform inland ocean lanes as lake vessels adopt blue Coast Guard Reserve uniforms and crews dine together aft with no guests aboard. Pay rises and recruitment surge for about 15,000 men drive the busiest season yet, while crews adapt to knife-edge ice, fresh water longevity, and aging ships still hauling wartime cargo on the 95,000-square-mile inland sea.

Cleveland Great Lakes Fo'castle U. S. Coast Guard Gene Hutchinson Big Lakes David P. Thompson Lakes Superior Street Thompson George Lundberg Green Hands A. B.s St. Clair River Sault Ste. Marie

Origin of assassins linked to hashish and Ismaili sect

The term assassin stems from hashish used by the Ismaili sect known for political killings. Marco Polo recounts The Old Man of the Mountain and the sect. Other Q&As cover military wedding rules, sericulturists, ration stamps, and seaweed myths about the Sargasso Sea.

Marco Polo

Currency Plan Taken Before Congress By Morgenthau

Secretary Morgenthau presented a postwar currency stabilization outline to Congress. He urged tying world currencies to gold, creating an international stabilization fund possibly of 5 billion dollars, and ending competitive currency wars by mutual agreement. He said details would be released after further committee briefings and that plans were shared with 34 nations. The silver bloc in Congress signaled opposition to gold-based value fixing.

Washington the Treasury Morgenthau Congress Senate House Treasury London United Nations

Registrants In Non-Essential Jobs Reclassified For Draft

Draft boards announced they will reclassify men aged 18 to 38 who are employed in non essential occupations. All such workers must be prepared to report for preliminary examination before induction within the next month.

Government salaries span wide range in 1942

Government salaries ranged from 3000 to 25000 dollars yearly. A 1942 statistic notes three live births per minute across the United States. Ancient Greeks used sponges to clean erasures from writings.

U.S

Chicago market report notes steady prices on butter and eggs

Chicago on April 6 reports butter receipts 601,631 and prices unchanged. Eggs receipts 29,826 and prices steady.

Chicago

Mrs Judish Resigns Post At Red Cross

Mrs Frank L Judish resigns as chairman of the surgical dressings division after 11 months to accompany her husband to Virginia where he will work. She will be replaced by Mrs A L Stevens with resignation effective April 15. Since taking over, dressings expanded to six rooms with 118 supervisors and 646 volunteers. About 313,500 dressings have been produced and shipped to Red Cross headquarters.

Frank L. Judish Red Cross Richmond Locl Red Cross Virginia Judish A. L. Stevens Education Department State of Virginia

GOPs Holding Ticket Until Final Hour

High Point Republicans plan to withhold mayor and city council candidate announcements until the last moment to gauge the coalition Democratic ticket revealed last Sunday. They aim to choose in light of the Democrats strength or weakness and avoid a brutal primary if possible, though some prefer a primary to avoid weak ticket choices.

High Point

Army Deserter Held In Local Jail Today

Ervin Medlin Jr a former Greensboro resident and Army deserter is in a local jail pending capture by Military Police to return to Fort Bragg for trial. Medlin admitted multiple desertions since enlistment nine months ago including escapes from custody via Jail and guard house exits. He is 21 and said to have previously served in the U S Navy before joining the Army.

Ervin Medlin, Jr Greensboro Fort Bragg High Point Medlin Army U. S. Navy Fort Br

Local Civitan Club Hosts Jack Minnis Talk on India

High Point College student Jack Minnis spoke to the Civitan Club on Extremities in India in Comparison. Edgar Hatcher introduced Minnis who described India's climate, living conditions, caste system, and transmigration doctrine. Visitors Captain Truett Dave McCall and Royster Thurman attended.

Jack Minnis High Point College India Civitan Club Edgar Hatcher Minnis Captain Truett Dave McCall Royster Thurman

Thirteen Divorces Granted In Court

Thirteen divorces were granted this morning in High Point Civil Court. The cases include E. A. Brown versus Ora Brown, Harriett Kellam versus Samuel Kellam, Daniel W. Hucks versus Helena Hucks, Lizzie Griffin versus Frank Griffin, Mamie C Henderson versus Fred Henderson, Dorothy Grindstaff versus John Grindstaff, Edgar Branson versus Geraldine Branson, Josephine Watkins versus Roy E. Watkins, Thomas Jackson versus Donna Jackson, Ethel Barrow versus Theo Barrow, FE W Steele versus Carol Steele, J C Miller versus Mary Miller, and Bettie Mae Souther versus David Lee Souther.

High Point E. A. Brown Ora Brown Harriett Kellam Samuel Kellam Daniel W. Hucks Helena Hucks Lizzie Griffin Frank Griffin Mamie Cook Henderson Fred Henderson Dorothy Grindstaff John Grindstaff Edgar Branson Jeraldine Branson Josephine Watkins Roy E. Watkins Thomas Jackson Donna Jackson Ethel Barrow Theo Barrow FE. W. Steele Carol Steele J. C. Miller Mary Miller Bettie Mae Souther David Lee Souther

Stroke Claims Mrs. O. D. Matlock At Local Hospital

Mrs Onie D Matlock 59 operator of Hollywood Studio 124 North Main Street died at a local hospital after a stroke Saturday night She is survived by two daughters Gladyce McMahan and H I Quinn of Augusta Georgia and a son F R Langston of Connecticut The body was sent to Augusta for funeral and Magnolia Cemetery interment in Augusta.

Onie D. Matlock Hollywood North Main Street Gladyce McMahan H. I. Quinn Augusta Georgia F. R. Langston Connecticut Magnolia Cemetery

Funeral Rites for Mrs Lilla Bodie Held at Emanuel Church

Funeral services for Mrs Lilla E Bodie widow of Rev N D Bodie were held yesterday at Emanuel Lutheran Church at 2 PM led by Dr F L Conrad and Dr J L Morgan. Pallbearers named R T Setzer C Schultheiss Ivy Metsinger Kermit Sloop D E Caudle D M Burgess. Interment followed in Union Church Cemetery near Salisbury.

Lilla E. Bodie N. D. Bodie Sunset Drive Emmanuel Lutheran Church F. L. Conrad J. L. Morgan R. T. Setzer C. Schultheiss Ivy Metsinger Kermit Sloop D. E. Caudle D. M. Burgess Union Church Salisbury

Eighth District Medical Society Banquet Tonight

Local report notes the Eighth District Medical Society meeting at the Sheraton Hotel at 6 30 PM with Dr P W Flagge as president. Other items include March fire losses totaling 4131 dollars and a destitute family aided by the Salvation Army in Blair Park.

Eighth District Medical Society Sheraton Hotel P. W. Flagge Blair Park Salvation Army

T ville Youths Arrested For Reckless Driving

Ervin Dalton Myers, 19, of Thomasville, arrested for speeding and reckless driving with $300 bond after a chase on 10 A highway into High Point. Four companions Calvin Atwood, 18, Arthur Black Jr., 18, Bill Ward, 19, all held on $100 bonds for aiding and abetting in reckless driving.

Ervin Dalton Myers Thomasville Myers Calvin Atwood Arthur Black, Jr Bill Ward

Administration May Stave Off Rebellious Farm Bloc

In a sharp Senate battle, the administration sought to win approval of Roosevelt’s veto of the Bankhead bill limiting deductions from government benefit payments when setting parity price ceilings. The fight hinges on absentees, with farm groups pressing for passage amid a heated lobbying push and warnings of inflation if vetoed.

Jack Bell Washington Capitol Hill Senate Roosevelt Farm Bloc

Welch West cases settled and non suited in court

Judge D C MacRae signed an order directing Mrs Violet Mae West to pay $200 and court costs to Mrs West. The case of Jerry Welch against Mrs West was non suited as the plaintiff took a non suit.

Violet Mae West Sadie Welch D. C. MacRae Mrs. Welch Mrs. West Jerry Welch

Class in Canning and Preservation at Fairview Street School

A two hour class in canning and preservation of foods begins Friday evening at Fairview Street School from 7 to 9 p m. announced by Mrs R G Mason home economics teacher at William Penn High School.

Fairview Street School R. G. Mason William Penn High School

Moore Hannon Marriage Ties Beatrice Moore to Rex Hannon

Beatrice Moore and Rex Hannon of Butner North Carolina announced their marriage in Durham on Thursday March 27. The bride, a native of Tryon, and the groom a sergeant are spending a few days in Washington D C New York City and Philadelphia.

Moore-Hannon Leaphos Phomasson East Washington Street Beatrice Moore Rex Hannon Butner N.C Washington, D. C New York City Philadelphia Durham Tryon

Revival Continues at Church of God in Christ

Revival services at the Church of God in Christ on Beamon Street run through Thursday with Elder W C Cook leading the service.

Church of God In Christ Beamon Street W. C. Cook

Also Mentioned on This Page

Litness Bryant Sgt. W. J. Bryant Boy Scouts America Robert N. Cool Sargasso Sea George Cullen Munda Point New Georgia Solomons Gops Civitans O. D. Matlock L. E. Bodie Anne Doherty Rochester N. Y Mother Hubbard W. E. Davis Monarch Club W. L. Edwards C. W. Hoover Winston-Salem Women's Missionary Society M. P. Church Ellwood Sharp Siler City J. É. O'Neal Maple Street Expa Akron Josephus Daniels Mexico City United States W. C. Smith Woman's College First Presbyterian Church James E. Lyon Trinity College Sigma Nu Fi Legal Fraternity Bay Street School John Dyer Pinehurst Frank Hunsucker Bennettsville S. C C. E. Sheloff Intermont College Mary Alice Sheloff Adele Schmalmack Southern Car Company War Weeks Y.M.C.A T’ville Main Street Louise Avenue Goodrich New York Fdr Smith D-Sc Senate Agriculture Committee Taft R Ohio Welch-West Canning Arthur Walls First Baptist Church Pennsylvania Alliquippa Margaret Louise Franklin Roberta F. Alston N. C David J. R. Steele W. B. Steele Franklin North Carolina College For J. F. Dunn St. Stephens A. M. E. Zion St. Mark Methodist Church Annie L. Jones Fairview Street
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