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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1943

Page

10

GOP No Primary As Dowdy And Stanton Withdraw

The Republican party faces the May 4 city election with no primary after D A Dowdy and Dave Stanton withdrew their names. A pre registration GOP mass meeting at the County Building confirmed party harmony with twelve original nominees in attendance and Arnold J. Koonce stressing a clean, civic pride driven campaign.

D. A. Dowdy Dave Stanton Dowdy Stanton Dowdy and Stanton GOP Arnold J. Koonce Koonce Republican Party

Husband in South Africa Sends V Letter Home

Mrs. Neal H. Hughes of this city reports a V letter from her husband Pvt. Hughes of the United States Army stating he is now located in South Africa with the armed forces. He has served six years and was recently at Fort Bragg.

Neal H. Hughes Pvt. Hughes United States Army South Africa Fort Bragg

Herman Urges High Pointers To Register

Ben Herman chairman of the Municipal Board of Elections urges High Point residents to register for the May 4 election. Registrars will be at polling places all day Saturday and also at homes during the week. The primary is April 20 with books reopening April 21. Polling sites and registrar addresses are listed for precincts 1 through 15.

Ben Herman Municipal Board of Elections Today High Point Herman Arpil

Total Teetotaling Industrial Alcohol Output Forecast

In 1943 beverage care expects to produce about 2 million gallons of industrial alcohol. It is now used entirely for smokeless powder synthetic rubber chemical warfare and other non beverage purposes.

YWCA Launches Full Program for High Point Girls

The YWCA begins its annual membership drive from April 19 to 24 and promotes a business and professional girls program. It runs three business girls clubs feeding the council, rotates officers every six months, and offers personal guidance, educational topics, and leadership training. Community service projects include scholarships, Red Cross service, milk fund donations, and war stamp sales.

YWCA Business Girls’ Council High Point

John Crowder Wins Service Award At High Point High

John Crowder, senior athlete at High Point High School, received the National Honor Society Service award in the spring induction. Leigh Rodenbough presided and challenged underclassmen to strive for scholastic achievement. Crowder co captained Black Bison football basketball and baseball teams this year and has held offices in NHS and the Beta Club.

Fred Flagler John Crowder High Point High School High Point High School Honor Society Jeanette Friddle Faye Burrows John McFarland Lucille Culler Charles Carroll Edna Hoggard Fred Swartzberg Barbara Lynn Mildred Ridge Junius Idol Edna Ferree Bill Smith Brandis Leonard Gilbert Gray Jack Dillard Gilbert Furgurson Jimmie Bulla Helen Ershler Ellen Stirewall Nelle Humphreys Janet Russell Nelle McCain Ester Ferree Bill Voss Robert Williard Fritzie Raymond Lawrence Matton Leigh Rodenbough Mary Elizabeth Barton Arta Pearl Hiatt Rebekah Conrad Black Bison

Victory Tax Payments Due By April 30

The first quarterly return of Victory Tax covering withholding for the three months ended March 31, 1943, must be filed by April. Submit to the Collector of Internal Revenue with the remittance for total Victory Tax withheld. Form V-1 is a remittance advice requiring only employer name, address, quarter end date, and total tax. Details of employees are required on forms V-2 and V-3 due January 31, 1944.

Collector of Internal Revenue Commissioner of Internal Revnue Treasury Department

OPA Price Analyst To Speak At Mass Meeting Tonight

C. M. Simpson, price analyst of the Charlotte OPA, will address a public mass meeting in High Point at the county building at 7 30 tonight. Sponsored by CIO AFL unions and local plants, the talk covers food prices and rationing. The group urges housewives and workers to join in lowering prices while supporting higher wages and to report hoarding and black markets.

C. M. Simpson Charlotte OPA High Point Simpson CIO AFL

Salvation Army Extends Services to Soldiers in City

Major Vernon Carter announces Salvation Army post in the city will provide free facilities for visiting soldiers this weekend. The offer includes sleeping accommodations hot showers and recreational facilities. Police Chief Friddle and the force assist by distributing placards in public buildings with directions for visiting servicemen.

Salvation Army Vernon Carter Carter W. G. Friddle

Aviation Cadets At College Put On Review Sun

Army Aviation Cadets of High Point College, aided by Greensboro Drum and Bugle Corps, will stage a dress parade and review Sunday at 4 o clock for students and the public. Cadets begin flight instructions this week with ten hours of training weekly at the Greensboro High Point airport. Lt. Robert Whitlock of Maxwell Field arrives to be administrative officer, and Lt. Louis Olsman, medical officer, returns to Shaw Field Sumter South Carolina.

Army Aviation Cadets High Point College Drum and Bugle Corps of Greensboro Greensboro-High Point Robert Whitlock Maxwell Field Louis Olsman Shaw Field Sumter S. C

Scout Regional Chief Visits Uwharrie Council

Herbert Stuckey deputy regional executive of region six in the Boy Scouts of America visits the Uwharrie Boy Scout council. A North Carolina native, he oversees the Scout district covering North and South Carolina and helped form the East Carolina Council in 1924.

Herbert Stuckey Boy Scouts of America Uwharrie Boy Scout Council Stuckey North South Carolina East Carolina Council of the Boy Scouts

Service Will Be Held For Mrs. Robert Skeen

Funeral services for Mrs. Robert Skeen who died at her home in the Flint Hill Community Randolph County will be conducted at Popular Ridge Friends Church Saturday at three oclock. The body will lie in state at the church one hour prior to the services and interment will follow in the church cemetery.

Enterprise Thomasville Robert Skeen Flint Hill Randolph County Popular Ridge Friends Church

Sale Of War Bonds Totals Near One Million Dollars

A. M. Utley, chairman of the High Point War Finance Committee, reported that for the first four days of the new drive war bond sales reached 904243.50 dollars. Momentum grew after High Point set a 2,500,000 dollar goal, with 34118.50 dollars sold yesterday.

A. M. Utley High Point War Finance Committee High Point

Ship fenders guard hulls during collisions

A ship uses variously built fenders that encircle the hull to shield the vessel from damage in the event of impacts during docking or collision scenarios.

City Receives Safety Plaque From National Body

Police Chief W G Friddie today hung a National Safety Council plaque in his office honoring High Point for an honorable mention in the 1942 National Traffic Safety Contest. This is the second such award, the first in 1936, with High Point leading North Carolina cities in 1942 for the fewest fatal accidents and ranking high among similarly sized cities nationwide.

W. G. Friddie National Safety Council High Point Riddle North Carolina

R M Pressnell Taken By Death

R M Presnell 67 died at his daughter's home on Richland Avenue after a stroke in Randolph County and months of illness. Surviving are wife Susan Moore Presnell three daughters two sons 19 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. The body will be returned Friday afternoon and funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 at the daughter's residence with interment in Springfield Cemetery.

R. M. Presnell M. L. Best Richland Avenue Mr. Presnell Randolph County Mack Louisa Presnell Susan Moore Presnell R. E. Benge C. H. Hedrick Baltimore W. H. Presnell Blackie Robert Presnell Star E. W. Jones Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church O. L. Ruth First Pilgrim Holiness Church Springfield Cemetery

Trio Of Youths Bound Over On E. J. Swanson Killing Charge

In High Point Municipal Court three youths John E. Messer Elmer H. Biggs Jr and William Biggs waived preliminary hearing on a charge of slaying Jamestown storekeeper E J Swanson February 19 Their trial was set for April 26 in Guilford Superior Court Greensboe They remained in county jail with confessed slaying details noted by Sheriff Story Other cases included Louise Everhart fined for property damage and Carl Williams held for Guilford County grand jury Monday April 19

High Point John E. Messer Elmer H. Biggs, Jr William Biggs E. J. Swanson Jamestown Guilford Greensie John C. Story Story Biggs Brothers Sandy Ridge Stokes County Young Messer Swanson Washington, D. C Lynch Louise Everhart South Main Street Bambalis Presto Lynch D. C. MacRae Carl Williams Mangum Avenue Charles Leonard West Green Street MacRae Guilford County Superior Court

Sowers Withdraws From Race For Demos Ballot April 20

Municipal Elections Chairman Ben Herman announced Roscoe W. Sowers has officially withdrawn as a Democratic council candidate from the second ward on the Garner ticket and will not appear on the April 20 ballot. Bennett and Lackey remain on the ballot. Democrats list 19 council candidates and two mayoral hopefuls. Republicans show Dowdy and Stanton withdrawals with no GOP primary.

Sowers Bennett Lackey Demos Municipal Elections Ben Herman Roscoe W. Sowers Garner W. J. Bennett Dr. H. A. Lackey Herman D. A. Dowdy Dave Stanton Dowdy Stanton R. H. Sechrest Norman L. Garner J. G. Groome David T. Yow J. D. Ross M. A. Lackey Curtis Smithdeal H. G. Ilderton J. B. Fink Herbert W. Simmons

Permit Issued for Repainting at 300 Barker Street

Fire Chief E. K. Ingram issued a building permit to R. W. Halstead for repainting a dwelling at 300 Barker Street. The cost was listed as 75 dollars.

E. K. Ingram R. W. Halstead Barker Street

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Nat Walker Walgreen Sideloff Ice & Fuel CO Wood S. E. Hauser & CO Wrenn Street Ferry Manderville Kine West End ICE Delivery Company West Broad Street Ardmore Circle Elm Street Ray Street County Building High Point College Library E. Green Woodrow Ave Tryon St Cloverdale School Oak Hill School Armory Princess Cafe B & P Girls of Victory Marguerite Koontz Lexington Grace Alexander Martinsville Dorothy Lee Usher Toledo Ohio Dee Taussig New York City Sun Uwharrie Council National R. M. Pressnell Sherwin-Williams Paints High Point Hardware CO S. Main Pouwade Victory Coal Co Parker - Brown Oak Street Ruby S. Main Sit Tire Company West High ST Willie Helms City Ca Third Ward
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