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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1944

Page

7

Smoke Screens Multiply in War Civilian Techs Aid

The chemical warfare service develops portable and vehicle mounted devices to produce smoke screens from small to city scale. A two man crew can obscure a square mile in ten minutes using trailer mounted generators and a floating pot. Smoke used to conceal air attacks, crossings, and artillery. Naples cited as example.

Washington Chemical Warfare Service William N. Porter di Selig Vadhitel Ee Cws Naples CWS

Dr Ivan Taylor to Speak at First Baptist Church High Point

Dr Ivan E Taylor dean of Bennett College will tonight at 8 speak at First Baptist Church High Point under the National Association for the Advancement of Black People sponsorship The talk titled The Black Person Citizen Now and After includes awards for cleanest and most attractive yards as part of a city wide cleanup program Public invited

Ivan Taylor Ivan E. Taylor Bennett College First Baptist Church National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Taylor

Willian PTA to Convene at High School Monday

WM. PENN PTA NEWS reports a monthly meeting at the high school Monday night at o clock with the Fat and Fathers Group of the P T A to meet at 4 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Spencer 1210 Olga Street. Plans will be made to close the year’s activities.

WM. Penn PTA News Willian Fees P.T Charles Spencer Olga Street

Fairview Street P T A Sets Thursday Meeting

The Fairview Street P T A will hold a regular meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at the school. All members are urged to attend.

Fairview P.T. A Fairview Street P.T. A

H P N and T Alumni Meeting Today

The H P N and T Alumni hold a regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 4 O'clock in the home of Mr and Mrs C R Roundtree 512 Leonard Street. All members urged to be present.

Closing service at St. Mark Methodist Church

Circle No. 3 of St. Mark Methodist Church closes at 6 30 p m with music by the rd Street School primary glee club Clyde Parker plays marimba and Ruth Gill gives a reading Babies in the contest noted.

St. Mark Methodist Church Rd Street Clyde Parker Ruth Gill

Elks Annual Program at St Mark Church this afternoon

The Furniture City Elks sponsors an annual program this afternoon at 3 o'clock at St Mark Church. All Elks should meet at Wm Penn High School at 2 o'clock. Mrs L M Mayfield will be the guest speaker.

Furniture City Elks St. Mark Church Elks Wm. Penn High School L. M. Mayfield

Notable speakers lined up for student discussion series

Mrs Ola Forte from Winston-Salem will lead Beauty Culture. Miss Margaret Briggs from Family Service Bureau will discuss Boy Girl Relations and Marriage. Dean P E Lindley of High Point College will address International Relations. Editor L E Austin of the Carolina Times will tackle Negro Problems. Dr Pettioni of Bennet College will discuss Teen Age Problems.

Ola Forte la Mae Beauty College Winston-Salem N. C Margaret Briggs Family Service Bureau City Dean P. E. Lindley High Point College L. E. Austin The Carolina Times Durham Dr. Pettioni Bennet College Greensboro H. H. Croft High Point N C A. E. Manly State Board of Education Satterwhite Livingstone College Salisbury Tom Bynum Romelia G. Mason C. E. Yokely

St Stephen Missionaries Meet at A M E Zion Church

The Missionary Society of St Stephen A M E Zion Church met to plan activities and discuss outreach programs. Members shared reports on recent visits and upcoming community events.

King Tutt Wedding fundraiser eyed by Mt Gilead group

Thursday evening at 8 oclock in the home of Mr and Mrs T Steele planned a financial project. The Mt Gilead group held a first quarterly mass meeting March 23 near Mt Gilead North Carolina with reports from president Daisy Brown and secretary L E McDonnell. A King Tutt Wedding concept was discussed as a tentative project for the group. A tasty repast was served in the Hoover home for Daisy Brown G E Stanton Millie Howie Sara C Falls Ida Torrence Della Hoover L E McDonnell Margaret Whitaker Gwendolyn Cobb and W F McDonnell. Next meeting slated for April 27 at Mrs Della Hoovers 1006 Leonard St.

T. Steele East High Street Daisy Brown L. E. McDonnell Mt. Gilead N. C King Tutt Ted G. E. Stanton Millie Howie Sara C. Falls Ida Torrence Della Hoover Margaret Whitaker Gwendolyn Cobb W. F. McDonnell Leonard St

Negro Advisory Board Meeting Set for Monday Night

The Negro Advisory Board will convene in its regular meeting place Monday at 7 o clock p m. The advisory group will discuss community matters and plan upcoming initiatives.

Negro Advisory Board

East Lynne to Be Staged in William Penn Auditorium

The play East Lynne billed as an old-fashioned melodrama, is revived as a sparkling, streamlined production. It features Catherine Clanton as Lady Isabel Vane and Le Mon Smith as Archibald Carlyle with promises of humor and theatrical flair. May 1 performance noted.

East Lynne Mr. Albert Isabel Vane Catherine Clanton Archibald Carlyle le Mon Smith Archibald Archie Wm. Penn

Beauticians Club Meeting Set for Monday Evening

The Beauticians club will meet Monday at 7 p.m. with Mrs. Hattie Leach at 205 Underhill Avenue.

Beauticians Beauticians Club Hattie Leach Underhill Avenue

Tents Tea Today At Mrs Harriss Home

A tea sponsored by the Hossan nah Tents will be held today from 4 to 6 p m at the home of Mrs Inez Harriss 710 Fairview Street.

Inez Harriss Fairview Street

Social Art Club Meeting Noted for Monday Evening

The Social Art club will meet Monday at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Bessie Gillis at 915 E. High Street. Members are urged to attend.

Bessie Gillis E. High Street

Magic Show For St Mark Church Benefit

Dr A Coke Cecil local druggist and magician presents a magic program for St Mark church rally on April 20 at 8 pm at St Mark Methodist church. The show promises wonder and educational entertainment and a cordial invitation is extended for all to attend.

St. Mark Church A. Coke Cecil St. Mark Methodist Church

Reverend Hollins Delivers Special Sermon at Pearson Memorial

Assistant pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church Preached at Pearson Memorial Church at 3 p m today inviting public attendance and participation.

Pearson Memorial Church Hollins Shiloh Baptist Church

Personal notices from local residents

Mrs. Helen B. Jones returns to Fort Wayne Indiana after visiting Mr and Mrs John Smith. Pvt Aaron Simmons Jr resumes duty at Camp Alliance Nebraska after a 16 day furlough with wife Annie Mae Simmons. Mrs C R Roundtree back Thursday after stay in Washington House guest of niece Pauline Sutton. Alberta McLean returns from visit with husband Cpl A C McLean at Fort McClellan Alabama. Annabell Odom from Camden New Jersey visits brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Guy WrecFall at 705 Rockford Road. Bessie Simpson leaves for New Jersey after dining with O C Parks James Ross and M B Byrd.

Helen B. Jones Fort, Wayne Indiana John Smith Cross Street Aaron Simmons, Jr Camp Alliance Nebraska Annie Mae Bessie Simpson New Jersey O. C. Parks James Ross M. B. Byrd

Arendell Resigns as Secretary to Back Cherry Governor Bid

Hendersonville April 15 Banks Arendell secretary of the state Democratic executive committee resigns to actively back R Gregg Cherry in the gubernatorial primary. Samuel W Ruark of Raleigh named to succeed him. Arendell pledges neutrality in the party split and full support to the Democratic ticket in the general election.

Hendersonville Banks Arendell Democratic Executive Committee R. Gregg Cherry Samuel W. Ruark Raleigh M. M. Redden Redden Arendell State Committee Ruark

Baby Whale Found In Drainage Ditch

In Lewes Delaware on April 15 a baby whale found by engineers investigating a drainage stoppage along the Lewes and Rehoboth canal. The animal previously drew crowds in February after entering the canal at high tide and spouting water. Wounds on the head were noted, with two fishermen claimed to harpoon it but could not hold the animal.

Lewes Del Lewes and Rehoboth Canal

Watts Named Labor Delegate To ILQ Meet

President Roosevelt named Robert J. Watt as labor delegate and Henry S. Harriman as employer delegate to the International Labor Office meeting opening in Philadelphia. Margaret Chase Smith was named among government advisers on the American delegation. Burma population noted at nearly 17 million.

Washington Roosevelt Robert J. Watt American Federation of Labor Henry S. Harriman Boston New England Power Association International Labor Office Philadelphia Margaret Chase Smith Maine Perkins Thomas (Dutah Senate Labor Committee

Cherry Says NC Must Aid Returning Veterans

Democratic governor candidate Gregg Cherry told Alamance county World War I and II veterans that North Carolina must re adjust veterans into civilians with proper training and service officers in every county. He urged employment and self respect to be the state’s immediate obligation.

Burlington North Carolina Gregg Cherry Alamance County Cherry

Americans Hold On To War Bonds Survey Finds

Washington April 15 Americans retain most war bonds. Only about eight percent of money invested in E F and G bonds has been cashed, with redemptions under one percent of total. Treasury cites overbuying, saving habits, illness bills, and income tax months as reasons for early cashing.

Washington Treasury

Hand Phonographs to Go on Sale Surplus From Campaign

About forty thousand hand wound phonographs bought during the North African campaign will go on sale as surplus commodities in the United States. They will be offered at prices from 12.75 to 14.25 dollars each.

Washington

Oysters and Insignia: From Taste to Medieval Display

A brief note links oysters and signaling taste with a remark on neatness. It traces the display of military insignia back to medieval times, highlighting historic visual traditions.

Broenstrup Seeks Hull and Justices as Witnesses

Washington April 15 4 H Victor Broenstrup one of 30 indicted for sedition asked that Secretary Hull Supreme Court Justices Frankfurter and Jackson be called for the defense He urged records of German diplomatic correspondence from 1933 to the war and asked Chief Justice Edward E Eicher to testify to perfect trial record in the pending case He contends the indictment aims to smear Congress and seeks to expose alleged conspiracy to incite mutiny in the armed forces overthrow the government and install a Nazi regime

Washington Victor Broenstrup Stary State Hull Broenstrup Cat Supreme Court Justi Congress Justi Edward E. Eicher U. S. Dist Court

Wanted Men and Women Who Are Hard of Hearing

An advertisement pursues readers who are hard of hearing offering a home method ear drops to restore hearing. The offer claims quick results with money back if not improved and cites Eckerd’s drug stores as a distributor.

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