High Point Man Arrested in Counterfeit Gasoline Coupon Ring
A High Point man and two Charlottes are jailed on charges tied to a counterfeit gasoline coupon racket. Police, aided by federal agents, plan further arrests as Briles admits involvement and links to a Charlotte store and a coupon drop near Hotel Barringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile Charlotte
High Point
Briles
English Street
East Washstreet
Sexton
Charlotte
Brile
Ehere
Brites
Hotel Barringer
Funeral Rites for C O Wiley and Others
Funeral services for C O Wiley who died suddenly Friday at his home 312 Boulevard were held at the home with Dr A B Conrad officiating. Interment will be in Statesville Cemetery after services at his mother Mrs Cora Wiley in Statesville. William R Hargrave died Wednesday. services were at his residence 1533 North Main Street with Rev O L Easter officiating and interment in Lebanon Cemetery. Surviving are three sons and siblings. Mrs Minty Lawson 68 of 112 Oak Street Point dies. services at Old Hollow Primitive Baptist Church Sunday at 2 pm with body in state at church until the funeral hour. Interment in the church cemetery. Surviving husband M H Lawson and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Wiley
Boulevard
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Cora Wiley
Statesville
Eee
William R. Hargrave
William R. Hare
North Main Street
O. L. Easter
Lebanon Methodist Church
Lebanon Cemetery
P. W. Wiley
N. E. Lackey
W. C. Collins
Jim Hutchens
S. C. Craven
John B. Davis
Hargrave
Ray
Carson and
Gilmer
Winston-Salem
C. B. Styers
L. H. Caudie
Carl
Fred
Hugh
Newport News
Minty Lawson
MT. Airy
Oak Street
Point
Wigmore
Old Hollow Primitive Baptist Church
Moody Funeral Home
M. H. Lawson
High Point
C. M. Rose
Portsmouth
Merritt Lawson
Clifford Lawson
Spencer
Willie Lawson
Vallejo
Calif
Russell Newman
F. M
W. M. Hooker
Airy
Doshin Collins
Westfield
Ellen Swiggett Anthony Dies at 80 in Archdale
Ellen Swiggett Anthony 80 widow of James A. Anthony of Archdale died in a local hospital after illness. Born December 10 1863 in Guilford County she was a daughter of George W. and Martina Swiggett. She leaves four daughters twenty two grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren. Funeral at Sechrest Funeral Home Sunday at 2 30 p m with Rev W L Smith officiating and Ebenezer cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Swiggett Anthony
James A. Anthony
Archdale
Anthony
Guilford County
George W
Martina Saferight Swiggett
Ebenezer Methodist Church
W. C. Mendenhall
Spencer
J. R. Pless
C. R. Perry
J. R. Hiatt
High Point
Sechrest Funeral Home
W. L. Smith
Ebenezer Cemetery
Alexander Hamilton Lived on Wall Street in New York
The article notes Alexander Hamilton once resided on Wall Street in New York City. It highlights the historic home area and reflects on his early life in the city.
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Alexander Hamilton
Wall St
New York City
Monday To Be Observed As Holiday In Letter From Old Timer
A reflective open letter recalls Easter days in Hometown and the old mill on Town Creek. The writer, W A Bivins, writes to Maggie about youth, progress from horse and buggy to rail and electric lights, and the ache of change while urging resilience and faith for a better future.
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Maggie
Mary
Bessie
Bertha
Bill
Tom
Town
Yadkin
Patsy
Gray Goose
Othen
Bourgeoning
Cal
Carlyle
Dr. Glendening Answers Reader Health Queries
A reader asks about headaches and digestion while others seek guidance on dental anxiety tobacco use life insurance questions and honesty in medical advice. The column presents Dr. Glendening responding to general health questions with a focus on migraines nervous tension and practical medical insight.
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Solomon
Doc
Life Insurance Counies
MacDuff
Glendening
L. C
Local Gardens Poised to Set City Planting Record
Lee Wilson of the High Point public works division reports about 175 city owned Victory garden plots contracted this year with private leases similar in number. Foreclosures add plots, many vacant lots near homes become gardens. citizens may secure remaining plots for a nominal fee at city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Gardens
High Point
Lee Wilson
Public Works and Engineering
Wilson
Victory
Questions and Answers on Friedman Blood Test for Pregnancy
Question asks if the Friedman blood test confirms pregnancy. Answer states it is definitive if positive but not certain if negative, implying potential false negatives.
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Questions & Answers Co. R
High Point Negro Bound Over in Thomasville Court
In Thomasville on April 8 special to The Enterprise Robert E. Little a High Point Negro was bound over to the May term of the Davidson county superior court after a hearing on a charge of crime against nature. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Co E Lawrence Shelby found guilty of drunken driving fined 50 dollars and costs and banned from driving for one year. Ethel Moore suspended six months on immoral vagrancy with conditions. Jeff Jackson convicted of prostitution and assignation fined 25 dollars and costs. Frances Wilson suspended six months on prostitution and assignation with employment and good behavior. Luther Long convicted of driving with meetper brakes fined 25 dollars and costs. Ed Long fined 5 dollars and costs for prohibition violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Robert E. Little
High Point
Davidson County
Co. E. Lawrence
Shelby
Ethel Moore
Jeff Jackson
Frances Wilson
Luther Long
Ed Long
Lenten Reducing Diet Plan by Dr Clendening
A brief set of meal guidelines titled Lenten Reducing Diet by Dr Clendening lists a 500 calorie plan. It outlines Crearepast with apple sauce Grapenuts and milk, a lunch of fish balls with salad and tea, and a dinner of broiled cube steak peas cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendening
Cleanup drive gains traction as curb collections improve
Fire Chief E. K. Ingram, chairman of the campaign committee, says interest is up and a special push will be made next week to finish the cleanup. City trucks collected 138 loads in the Third ward yesterday. Fourth ward collections start next Thursday. Public Works Director C. T. Hickman notes progress, urges residents to place trash at curbs to prevent scattering and marks Monday as a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Ingram
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Public Works
C. T. Hickman
Anne Adams Pattern R4630 Offers Versatile Women’s Styles
Soft details in Pattern R4630 offer women adaptable designs for many occasions. Available in cotton and crepe flowered prints, sizes 34 42 44 46 and 48. Size 36 uses 3% yards of 35 inch fabric. Includes a transfer motif set for linens and garments. Twenty cents each pattern. Send name address and size to High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept New York 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
City issues three repair and roofing permits
City building inspector J. D. Brame issued three permits for repair and roofing today. Brame will repaint 205 Parkway for 75 dollars, Troy C. Jones will paint 1613 North Hamilton for 40 dollars, and J. E. Amos will reroof and paint 906 Bridges street for 200 dollars.
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J. D. Brame
Parkway
Troy C. Jones
North Hamilton Street
J. E. Amos
Bridges Street
Memorial Rites for Staff Sergeant Butler
A memorial service for Staff Sergeant A G Butler Jr who was lost in action over England March 8 will be held Sunday afternoon at four at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs A G Butler 828 East Lexington Avenue Elder W V Willard pastor Primitive Baptist Church will be in charge. Public invited. An engineer gunner 5S S Sgt.
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A. G. Butler, Jr
England
A. G. Butler
East
Lexington Avenue
W. V. Willard
Primitive Baptist Church
Butler Enters Service and Serves Overseas
Butler entered military service October 1, 1942 and trained at Gunter Field Fort Myers and Lakeland Florida and at Seymour Johnson Field. He went overseas in January and was in England only six weeks before he lost his life.
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Butler
Gunter Field
Ala
Fort Myers
Lakeland
Fla
Seymour Johnson Field
England
Federal Agencies And Few Plants To Remain Open Easter Monday
Easter Monday will be a general holiday in High Point with federal offices and several plants working on war orders. Most city and county offices will close except police and sheriff, and many businesses will shut down while some departments stay open where contracts are urgent. Key plants not opening include Alma Desk Co. and Duke Power Co., among others. a few firms will operate limited departments, with Logan Porter Mirror Co. and Strickland Aircraft Corp. and Thomas Mills, Inc. identified as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Post Office
Thern Railway
Hpt&d
Renntecturing
Ae Eee
Alma Desk Co
Hayworth Roll & Panel Co
Briggs Manufacturing Co
High Point Weaving Company
Burton Upholstery Co
Carolina Container Co
Carolina Upholstery Co
Cloverdale D Works
Highland Cotton M Continental Furniture Co
Crown Hosiery Mills, Inc
Denny Ros) & Panel Co
Duke Power Co
Furniture City Upholste Co
Globe Parlor Furniture Co
Tom Hosiery
Harriss & Covington
Heritage Furniture, Inc
High Point Overall Co
High Point Paper Box Co
Kearns Furniture Co
O. E. Kearns & Son
the Lilly Company
Marietta Paint & Color Co
Marsh Furniture Co
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Myrtle Desk Co
National Upholistery Co
Parker Paper Co
Pickett Cotton Mills, Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Sherrod Shirt Co
Snow Lumber Co
Tate Furniture Co
Tomlinson of
Welch Furniture Co
Adams-Millis Corporation
Amos Hosiery
Glenn Hosiery Co
Guilford Hosiery
Peerless Flooring Co
Slane Hosiery Mill, Inc
Sean Rea Tae
Mrs. Doris Briles Alexander Dies in Thomasville
Doris Briles Alexander, 49, died at her home in Thomasville after an extended illness. Final rites set for Monday at 3 PM from Main Street Methodist Church with Rev. Lee Tuttle. burial in city cemetery. She was a member of Main Street Methodist, Woman's Society of Christian Service, and charter member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Doris Briles Alexander
Main ‘Street Methodist Church
Lee Tuttle
Alexander
T. J
Nannie Westmoreland Briles
F. D. Alexander
Main Street Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
United Daughters of the Confederacy
American Legion Auxiliary
J. C. Green and Sons
William F. Donald
Washington, D.C
Frank Calvert
Raleigh
J. W. Briles
Washington, D. C
Howard H. Briles
Nashville, Tenn
E. F. Westmoreland
Dr J C McCoy Joins Board Of North Carolina Naturapathic Group
Dr J C McCoy, director of the Naturapathic Group, was elected to the board of directors at the North Carolina Naturapath Association meeting in Hendersonville. He resides at 200 Parkway and has practiced in High Point since October 1943.
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N.C. Naturapath Association
Hendersonville
J.C. McCoy
Association
McCoy
200 Parkway
High Point
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Cordwl Flowers
NACL
Washington
Craven Construction CO
General Contractors
High Point, N. C
West Washington St
W. A. Bivins
Jesus
Jerusalem
Israel
Logan Clendening
M. D. Fi
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Goldsmith
Mark Twain
Thomasville Court
By Anne Dams
Dr. McCoy
Naturapathic Group
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Nat Walker
Walgreen
Dr. Thomas Chiropractor
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Okoe
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