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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1952

Page

2

Prominent Thomasville Leader Julius Blair Dies

Julius Rousseau Blair 68 prominent Thomasville church and civic figure died at City Memorial hospital Saturday at 2 45 PM. He served six years as Mayor pro tem and 10 years as councilman. An executive of Thomasville Chair Company since 1916 he was active Baptist and held church offices. Survived by wife Annie Shearer Blair daughter Elizabeth and siblings. funeral from J C Green and Sons, Bellwood Cemetery interment in Bellwood and Mills Home or Oxford Orphanage donations requested.

Thomasville Julius Rousseau Blair City Memorial Hospital Blair Shriner Emerywood Country Chie Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels Ville Asheville Winston-Salem Lenoir Watauga County George H. Blair Wataugay Appalachian State Teachers College Laurel Springs Academy Annie Shearer Elizabeth Shearer Blair New York City Gordon Bellew Noir Henry Neal Blair Boone J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home Salem Street Bellwood Cemetery Shearer Mills Home Oxford Orphanage

Rev C C Holland Conducts Baptist Revival This Week

Reverend C C Holland of Front Street Baptist Church Statesville will lead revival services at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church starting tonight at 7 30 and continuing nightly through April 20 Pastor Wayne Levan says the church expects over 410 in Sunday school and 150 in Training Union

C. C. Holland Front Street Baptist Church Statesville Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church Wayne Levan Union

Union Must Back Down Further On Wage Demand

Greensboro's Western Union district superintendent B. G. Dopson sent a late night message to remaining employees stating Western Union is not interested in any changes to the demands. He denies knowledge of a meeting with the union or the Federation and Conciliation Service and dismisses the 50 cent an hour request as ridiculous while stressing plans to expand service and keep jobs for workers who ignore the strike call.

Greensboro Western Union B. G. Dopson Acr Federalation and Conciliation Service Dopson Federalation Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service

West Union Workers Clash Over Telegraph Strike

Western Union and the AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union issued competing statements on the strike impact. Western Union claimed a growing to work movement and that only about 3,000 offices exist nationwide, while 600 claimed open locations include many small town sites not tied to actual service disruption.

Washington Western Union AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union Adolph Brungs Tee Ofd Succes

Woman Injured in Friday Night Highway 10 A Crash

Mrs Ruth Jack of Archdale initially thought to have minor injuries in a Friday night crash on Highway 10 A was later diagnosed with a fractured vertebra. Her brother John Tysinger of Archdale, a passenger, received scalp and forehead lacerations.

Ruth Jack Archdale John Tysinger Archdare

Mrs Hattie Covington Trent Dies in Salisbury

Mrs Hattie Covington Trent age 60 wife of President William J. Trent of Suen Lege died in Salisbury. Funeral services will be held on the college campus.

Salisbury Hattie Covington Trent William J. Trent Suen Lege Salisbury SS

Bray Arrested for Worthless Checks in Asheboro

Terman Bray, 31, was taken into custody by Asheboro authorities for allegedly writing worthless checks totaling 53 dollars to an Asheboro wholesale company.

Bray Asheboro Terman Bray Eboro

This Week In High Point Event Schedule

High Point social calendar lists club meetings at the Sheraton Hotel this week. Monday 7:00 Executive Club. Tuesday 6:30 Altrusa. Wednesday 12:15 Real Estate Board. Thursday 5:15 Rotary and 6:30 Lions. Friday 12:15 Kiwanis.

Sheraton Hotel High Point Executive Club Sheraton Altrusa Club Real Estate Board Rotary Club Lions

Funeral for Mrs Dovie Brooks Set at Sechrest

Funeral services for Mrs Dovie Stout Brooks 74 are set today at 2 PM in the Sechrest Funeral Home chapel with Dr Roy E Watts of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial will follow in Guilford Memorial Park. she died unexpectedly at the home of her daughter Lois Ireland in Washington DC. Her brothers A D Stout and Jonen of High Point and B C Stout of Roanoke VA survive.

Dovie Brooks Dovie Stout Brooks Sechrest Roy E. Watts First Presbyterian Church Guilford Memorial Park Brooks Lois Ireland Washington D. C Wington A D. Stout Jonen High Point B. C. Stout Roanoke Sechrest's

Funeral services for Elizabeth Gillis Jackson

Elizabeth Gillis Jackson 48 wife of R Glenn Jackson of Hi Point route 6 dies Friday afternoon in High Point Memorial Hospital after illness since October 12 1951 She was a former city nurse Surviving husband and brother W J Gillis Rockwell plus nieces and nephews Burial in Floral Garden Park services at Sechrest Funeral Home this afternoon at 3 o clock conducted by Elbert Newlin and Dr L B Reavis Body to remain at Sechrest's

MES Elizabeth Jack Abeth Gillis Jackson R. Glenn Jackson Hi Point Sechrest Elbert Newlin Deep River Friends Meet L. B. Reavis Green Street W. J. Gillis Rockwell

Oak Ridge Hosts Big Show and Fiddlers Convention

Oak Ridge prepares a large parade and horse show starting at the Benbow Farm parking lot. D L Connell, president of the Oak Ridge Community Center, will open the event at 10:00 a.m. Floats will compete as judges award prizes for work and saddle classes, with the Beef Contest and pony show concurrent. Music fills the day from band wagons, culminating in the Fiddlers Convention at the local school.

Oak Ridge Benbow Farm D. L. Connell Bereeze Fiddler's Convention

Pilgrims Close Holy Day Observances in Jerusalem

Pilgrims in Jerusalem mark Easter with midnight bells and night processions ending Holy Week. Catholic rites at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre contrast with Orthodox and Protestant services across the Old and New City as dawn masses prepare the final resurrection celebration along the Via Dolorosa.

Jerusalem Holy Land Church of the Holy Sepulchre Pulchre St. Magdalene and Calvary Giacinto Faccio Old City New City Palmay Holy Sepulchre Ota Damascus Via Dolorosa Jesus Christ

Youth Jailed On Charge of Stealing Auto

Police arrested Bingham Jr. 19 of 301 P Street on larceny of a 1946 Ford belonging to Herman Dowdy. The car was stolen from 702 East Commerce Street and found abandoned near Deep River after a joy ride. Bingham was jailed in $1,300 bonds for Tuesday Municipal Court. Kenneth Tate, 1416 West Green Street, faced drunken driving and no license charges with $550 bond. Three Negroes cited for gambling in a skin game face hearings next Friday. Lloyd Smith 24 Douglas, 18, and Lawrence Douglas 20.

Bingham, Jr P. Street Herman T. Dowdy East Commerce Street Deep River Bingham Kenneth Tate West Green Street Lloyd Smith Douglas Lawrence Dougas

Last-Ditch Stand Made Against Rising Floods

Nebraska and surrounding states brace for record Missouri River crest as Omaha Council Bluffs evacuations surge. Army redeploys 4000 troops, Sioux City and South Sioux City face widespread inundation, while Iowa and Nebraska reinforce levees and issue emergency declarations.

Army Way Cil Bluffa Dakotas Panna Siouxi City Pond Sioux Ese Missouri South Sioux City Neb Wilbur Allen Sioux City Nebraska Iowa William 5. Peley Iowa National Guard Val Peterson St. Joseph Midwest St. Paul Minn Gehen New Ulm Mankato Omaha Council Bluffs James Mulqueen Carter Lake Council B Bluffs

Charge Dropped in UNC Materials Case

Chapel Hill April 12 Solicitor William Murdock said there is no evidence for prosecution of C. B. Buck Huggins for alleged misuse of University North Carolina materials and labor. Murdock based his statement on an investigation by State Auditor Henry L. Bridges.

Chapel Hill William Murdock C. B. (Buck) Huggins University North Carolina Murdock Henry L. Bridges

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