Chakales Resigns to Join AP. Stamey Named New Managing Editor
The Enterprise sports editor and longtime managing editor Chakales resigns to join the Associated Press Charlotte bureau where he will lead day report for North Carolina papers. A. W. Stamey named managing editor, formerly of the Durham Herald-Sun and Kern City magazine, now on Enterprise staff. Effective April 15.
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Chakales
Enterprise
Associated Press
Stamey
L. S
Soc
Pet
A. W. Stamey
Durham Herald-Suars
Kern City
Charlotte
North Carolina
Greensboro
Duke University
Durham
Kiwanis Club Hears Dr. Williamson On Easter Message
At the Sheraton today the Kiwanis luncheon featured Dr. O C Williamson pastor of First Presbyterian Church as speaker on Easter. He said fear of death fades with Christ's resurrection and Easter embodies life progress and coronation. Santford Martin highlighted Kiwanis progress with 10000 members in service.
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Kiwanis Club
Sheraton Hotel
O. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
Aea
Christ
Santford Martin
Carolinas
Kiwanis International
High Point
R. H. Sechrest
Arthur Delgree
Henry Koonts
Hal K. Reynolds
Philadelphi Thos. B. Bryan
Greensboro
An Santford Martin
Winston-Salem
Thomasville Lodge Dedication Set for April 14
A dedication ceremony for the Masonic lodge in Thomasville will take place Friday night April 14 at 7 30. Most Worshipful Master James W Payne of the Grand Lodge of North Carolina will lead the ceremony assisted by local past masters. The renovated Randolph street building is debt free and the lodge reports strong membership growth. All Masons families and friends are invited. ceremony open to the public.
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Thomasville
Masonic Lodge
James W. Payne
Grand Lodge of
North Carolina
Randolph Street
March registrations at Draft Board 5 listing 18 year olds
March registrations at Draft Board 5 include Darrell Pierce James Monroe Ward Terry Jackson Morris Clarence Wilson Stafford Lloyd Cody Martin Buddy Pope Montrie Clyde Idol Jr Paul Douglas Jr Charles Lynn Wood Roy Clyde Sappenfield Samuel Robert Hedrick Charles Wallace Hinkle and Richard Glenn Sexton.
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Draft Board 5
Darrell Pierce
James Monroe Ward
Terry Jackson Morris
Clarence Wilson Stafford
Lloyd Cody Martin
Buddy Pope
Montrie Clyde Idol, Jr
Paul Douglas Jr
Charles Lynn Wood
Roy Clyde Sappenfield
Samuel Robert Hedrick
Charles Wallace Hinkle
Richard Glenn Sexton
Cleanup Campaign Gathers Momentum in Third Ward
City cleanup drive shows progress as 143 loads were collected yesterday. Of these, 95 were moved to the city dump and 48 to the incinerator. Final Third Ward collection moved to Tuesday next week with no collection Monday. Fourth Ward pickups set for Wednesday and Thursday April 12 and 13. Bundled or piled trash accepted for pickup.
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T. C. Kirkman
Transportation Committee
Kian
Kirkman
Clodfelter Returns After Alaskan Service
Lee F. Clodfelter of High Point has returned to the United States after serving in the Alaskan theater with the 42nd troop carrier squadron. He wore the Good Conduct Medal and Asiatic-Pacific theater ribbon and spent a furlough with his parents at Lawson Field, Georgia. Private Joseph R. Harrison, a High Point High School graduate, has graduated from the clerical and administrative school at Fort Eustis, Virginia.
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Clodfelter
Lee F. Clodfelter
High Point
United States
Army
Camp Lee
Fort
Lawson Field
W. A. Clodfelter
Harrison
Joseph R. Harrison
Ft. Eustis
High Point High School
Pvt James D Key hospitalized after gasoline blast
Pvt James D Key of Route One is a patient at Valley Forge General hospital Phoenixville Pa after a gasoline explosion at an ordnance unit overseas 10 months in North Africa and Italy. He earned a European theater good conduct medal.
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Key
James D. Key
Route One
Valley Forge General Hospital
Phoenixville
North Africa
Italy
Langley Receives Good Conduct Medal at Hammer Field
Staff Sergeant Bill G Langley son of Mr and Mrs E G Langley 107 Howell street Fresno Calif this week was awarded the good conduct medal by his commanding officer at Hammer Field Fresno Sgt Langley is president of the non commissioned officers club at Hammer Field
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Langley
Bill G. Langley
E. G. Langley
Howell Street
Hammer Field
Fresno
Calif
Sgt
DeLappe Returns Home as Brother Reaches England
Pvt. David W. DeLappe, son of Mr and Mrs T B DeLappe of 409 Worth Avenue, returns to Fort George Meade Md after a brief home visit. S Sgt Herman Lee DeLappe, his brother, has landed safely somewhere in England according to information received here.
Four Tennis Courts Open at Blair Park
Blair Park opens four tennis courts near the clubhouse today per Reece Snider city director of parks and recreation. Courts will charge ten cents an hour to use. Four other courts off the highway remain unprepared for the season.
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Blair Park
Reece Snider
Parks and Recreation
Snider
City Garage Fire Destroys Truck, Damages Four Others
A fire at the city garage on North Main Street destroyed one city truck and damaged four others. Seventy five gallons of white paint used for parking lane markings were also ruined. The blaze started in a paint bucket and spread after a Negro employee lifted the bucket outside.
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North Main Street
H P Students Win Awards In Contest
One hundred ninety pieces of art from North Carolina students earned 30 winner certificates at the seventh annual state exhibition at Woman’s College Greensboro. Works will tour Weatherspoon then UNC. Winners include Elm Libby Hurst grades 1 2 4 Emma Blair grade 5 6 and Shelby regions with multiple items in illustrations posters sculpture and design.
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North Carolina
Woman's College
Greensboro
Weatherspoon
Universit of North Carolina
Elm
Toby Hicks
Libby Hurst
Emma Blair
Dorothy Williams
Johnson
Caroline Wallace
Oak Hill
Patsy McBride
Ray
Irma Perry
Ada Blair
Kitty Garner
Cloverdale
Beulah Tate
Jenette Hunt
Ann Livingston
Sylvia Boyd
Barbara Ellington
Katherine White
Eleanor Cook
Brentwood
Billie Ruth Kaney
Willie Harris
Emma Ray Bryant
Herbert Dixon
Joe Trimmel
Betty Johnson
Mary Anne York
Arlene Taylor
Betty Boggs
Judith Lockabill
Margaret Brooks
Nancy Jo Doggett
Edgar Griffin
L. Bowling
R. P. Pichi
Caroline Gordon
Sue Hall
Caroline Honbarrier
Dorothy Southern
Carolyn Buck
Kent Jackson
William Penn
Robert Courser
Judgment Continued In Bambalis Case
Judgment continued today in city court in the case of Chris Bambalis proprietor of the Pres to Lunch at 938 Forest avenue. He faced charges of receiving stolen property knowing it was stolen. He had one prior court appearance and the case was placed under restriction for 12 months. The alleged theft involved cigarettes shirts neckties tobacco and headache powder valued at 71 from L L Duggins of Duggins Grocery at 800 East Russell Street.
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Chris Bambalis
Forest Avenue
Bambalis
Greece
L. L. Duggins
Duggins Grocery Store
East
Russell Street
City Lake Watershed Survey Aims to Prevent Erosion
City Manager Roy S. Braden and the utilities department survey the city lake watershed to plan erosion controls and protect the reservoir. They will catalog soil roads and watershed sectors, sharing findings with the Raleigh public works commission, as silting threatens the lake and echoes state and federal erosion programs.
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Roy S. Braden
City Utilities Department
City Lake
City
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Raleigh
Braden
84 Births Reported Here During Month
Births outnumbered deaths in High Point last month according to the city health department. In March 14 deaths among whites and one among Negroes occurred. 74 white births and 10 colored births for a total of 84.
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High Point
City Health Department
Durin
Negro Boy Injured By Truck Near School
Police report Vir gil Eccles a seven year old pupil of William Penn school sustained a broken leg when a truck driven by Lee Allred Jamestown farmer struck him in front of the school. Allred said the youth darted out and the collision was unavoidable. No charge was filed. The child son of Alice Eccles 103 Price street. His condition greatly improved.
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Virgil Eccles
William Penn School
Lee Allred
Jamestown
Allred
Alice Eccles
Price Street
Red Cross Drive in Thomasville Falls Short of Goal
Thomasville's Red Cross campaign seeks 17,500 but has about 15,000 raised so far. Officials ask that additional gifts be sent to Mrs. C L White Jr Walter Rapp or N C English as the drive continues in the coming days.
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Thomasville
Red Cross
C. L. White, Jr
Walter Rapp
N. C, English
Death of C C Wiley in city from heart attack
Co O Wiley of 312 Boulevard died at his home at 5 o'clock this morning from a heart attack. He worked yesterday at Slane Hosiery mills where he had long been employed. Born in Winston Salem, he had lived here since 1916. He married Minnie East in 1922 and is survived by his wife, his mother, two brothers Glenn and F A Wiley, and two sisters Pearle Sweeney and Vera Wiley. He was a member of the First Baptist church. The body will remain at Sechrest Funeral home pending funeral arrangements.
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Co. O. Wiley
Boulevard
Slane
Mr. Wiley
Winston- Salem
John
Cora E. Jones Wiley
Minnie East
Stokes County
Cora E. Wiley
Statesville
Glenn Wiley
F. A. Wiley
High Point
Pearle Sweeney
Vera Wiley
First Baptist Church
Sechrest Funeral Home
Milling Firm Opens Under New Ownership
The Guilford Milling Company will operate under new ownership starting April 15 with Charles H. Carmichael as owner and manager. Located at Lexington Avenue and Johnson Street, the mill has 24 years of operation and has undergone repairs and new equipment upgrades. Carmichael brings 16 years of milling experience from the W. A. Davis Milling Company.
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Guilford Milling Company
Charles H. Carmichael
Lexington Avenue
Johnson Street
Carmichael
W. A. Davis Milling Company
City schools report March absences average 369 daily
An average of 369 pupils were absent from city schools each day in March, totaling 7,378 absences. White elementary schools recorded 6,359, Negro elementary 406, high school 554, and Negro high school 59, with colds causing 1,025 absences and measles 395.
Permits Granted for Painting and Roofing
Permits totaling 865 were issued this morning by the building department for painting and roofing. Notable grants include J S Loflin at 109 Oak Street for painting a dwelling 150 dollars A H Vanhoy at 1621 North Hamilton Street for painting a dwelling 200 dollars N P Holmes at 606 Montheu Avenue for painting a dwelling 300 dollars Welch Memorial Church at 809 Man Avenue for painting a metal roof 140 dollars Annie Thompson at 1011 Hoover Street for reroofing a dwelling 75 dollars.
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Eeetor
J. S. Loflin
Oak Street
A. H. Vanhoy
Hamilton Street
N. P. Holmes
Montheu Avenue
Welch Memorial Church
Man Avenue
Annie Thompson
Hoover Street
Lions Hear Brigadier Bouterse Speak On Easter Evidence
Brigadier W. W. Bouterse of Charlotte spoke at the Lions Club dinner at the Sheraton on Easter themes. He argued Jesus resurrection evidence lies beyond the Bible and praised redeemed lives as proof. Charter nights for Denton and Asheboro Lions were announced for April 17 and 28.
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The
Lions Club
Sheraton Hotel
W. W. Bouterse
Charlotte
Bouterse
Carolinas
Salvation Army
Jesus
Brigadier Bouterse
Capt. Collins
R. H. Smith
Denton Lions Club
Asheboro Lions Club
Denton Club
Thomasville Lions Club
Asheboro
High Point Lions Club
Hal Griffin
R. A. M. Stubel
Strickland Aircraft Corporation
Lion Paul Williamson
H. A. Cecil
Patricia
Ad Hill
H. A. Cecil, Sr
Sgt Thorburn POW Reported by War Dept
Mrs. Charles F. Thorburn of 802 W Ray St announced that her husband S/Sgt Charles F. Thorburn was captured by Germans and is a prisoner of war in Germany. He joined in October 1942 and went overseas with the Eighth Air Force in October 1944. his parents live in Greensboro.
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S/Sget
Charles F
Douglas) Thorburn
Charles F. Thorburn
W. Ray Street
Germany
Thorburn
War Department
International Red Cross
U. S. Eighth Airforce
Greensboro
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Ward Street
Moncton
Dr. Williamson
Meet of Kiwanis Club
Thomasville Lodge
Third Ward
Craven Construction CO
General Contractors
High Point, N. C
West Washington St
Ase
South Main St
Grace Flower Shop
Washington Place
Joe
Chin
Joseph Stilwell, Jr
Gen. Stilwell
Burma
Dick Young
International
C. and G. Grocery
Tryon = street
H. P
Negro Boy
Red Cross Drive
C.c.wiley
B. G. Leonard
Sec
Fe. G. Updegrove
Dr. Thomas
W. Green
J.M Asphalt
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Garner
Pr. P
Agency
Brig. Bouterse
Lions’ Meeting
Sgt. Thorburn
Nat Walker
Walgreen
Central
West Broad Street
Magnhild Soderberg
Washington, DE
First Methodist Church
N. Maria Richardson
Sts
Wilson C. Weldon
Wood
Anderson
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