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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1945

Page

3

Campaign to raise funds for High Point Memorial hospital

A detailed community drive plan outlines a $750000 fundraising effort for High Point Memorial hospital. Rev W S McLeod chairs, with multiple team captains and volunteers assigned to solicit among Black residents starting April 16, reporting deadline Friday at Hairlips Chapel.

High Point Memorial Hospital W. S. McLeod Hairlips Chapel L. J W. A. Evans W. H. Saunders C. E. Davis F. O. Bass Kirkpatrick B. A. Steele S. V. Barnhill W. F. Elliott Ophelia Corbitt Estella Carter Terrah Whitten Ora K. Martin L. B. Haislip Annie Williams Mary Bright B. Tyson L. B. Haizlip S. F. Burford Wm. Penn High School Co. E. Yokely E. P. Wilson YMCA William Wilson Lichtower

Little Known Lawyer May Be Truman's No 1 Adviser

A 36 year old 230 pound lawyer, Hugh Alfred Fulton, emerges as the leading hidden adviser to President Truman. His career, work ethic, and intimate government knowledge mark him as a likely future cabinet figure, with strong ties to the Truman inner circle and a history of prosecutorial and investigative work.

Truman Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington Truman Inner Circle Hugh Alfred Fulton New Yorker Fulton University of Michigan Howard Hopkins Associated Gas & Electric Company Robert H. Jackson Supreme Court Senate War Investigating Committee Jackson Stan Senate Franklin D. Roosevelt Bob Hannegan

Funeral Rites Held For John Thomas Steed

John Thomas Steed, a well known local resident, died at his home Monday night. The funeral service was held Friday at 3 p.m. at the Main Street Methodist Church. The service was led by Dr. L. B. Hayes Dr. J. Harry Whitmore and Rev. R. L. Kizer. Pallbearers included Glenn Sprinkle Gilmer Sprinkle Glenn Steed Floyd Steed Roy Steed and Cleo Steed. A quartet provided music with Betty Kirkpatrick at the organ. Interment was in the City cemetery family plot.

A. H. Holmes Beauticians Meeting Beauticians Club Mamie Best Underhill Jehovah Gospel Singers Bethel Holiness Church Bethel Church Council Camp NG Radio Camp Meeting Choir Winston-Salem Fairview Street PTA High Hatters High Hatters Sport Club Josephine Gray Daniel ‘Brooks Gray Naomi Massey Ruth Parks Fast Lee Street Sherman Lee Freeman Furlough Street Thelma Evans Nancy Lucille Rogers Nora Lee Williames Jamerson Retha James Boulware Catherine Annie Singleton Betty Griffin John Dennis Watts Bobby Lewis William Saul Kivett Drive Daniel Brooks YMCA Y.M.C.A. Religious Emphasis Committee Y.M.C.A Rev. C. W. Lawrence Ulysses Harris James Lynch United National Clothing Collecting Gray Club Leonard Street Theodore Walker Cornelia Robbins Leon Sharp Chester S. C Gertrude Spencer Normal Street Bessie Gillis East High Street Butler Connie Willoughby Bynum Street Carrie Graham Red Springs N. C C. B. McCrae Robert Blair Gordy Street John Thomas Steed Thomasville Main Street Methodist Church L. B. Hayes J. Harry Whitmore First Presbyterian Church R. L. Kizer Reed Street Baptist Church Glenn Sprinkle Gilmer Sprinkle Glenn Steed Floyd Steed Roy Steed Cleo Steed W. B. May Frank Townsend J. A

Goldsboro Man Heads Drama Association

Clifton Britton, dramatic director of Goldsboro High School, was elected president of the Carolina Dramatic Association for the coming year at a Carolina Inn session. He succeeds Mrs Florence Busby of Salisbury. C. R. Sumner of Biltmore College was named vice president.

Chapel Hill Clifton Britton Goldsboro High Sc Carolina Dramatic Association Carolina Inn Britton Florence Busby Salisbury C. R. Sumner Biltmore College

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