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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1943

Page

8

Champ Awards Are Made At YMCA Dinner

At the annual YMCA meeting and athletic night awards honored first and second place finishers in league play with medals trophies and gold balls. J Wilson Smith Interstate secretary urged completing the new building raising 175000 and creating a health club to boost revenue and aid boys and soldiers while stressing club strength as the YMCA bulwark. Fred N Tate introduced the speaker and Tony Simeon outlined last year’s sports program and awarded MVPs and all star selections across Juniors Midgets and Municipal Leagues.

Smith J. Wilson Smith YMCA Fred N. Tate High Point Ymca Tony Simeon Richard Reid Irby Dawson Allen Klutz Hugt Gordon Garrel Speas Bobby Lee Billy Hartley Nelvin Cooper D. C. Kennedy Henry Overcash Freddy Glasne Highland Amos

New Victory Garden Size Added to High Point Contest

The American Business Club announces Class F gardens from 2501 to 5000 square feet may enter the Victory Garden contest. Big gardeners urged the change, with prizes including War Bonds for top production and awards for novelty, appearance, and planting. Amateur entrants should register using the coupon.

Victory Gardeners Registration Blank

Registration form for the American Business Club victory garden committee asks gardeners to mail a 50 cent payment and provide name address location of garden size in square feet years of gardening experience and telephone number to P. O. Box 310 High Point.

American Business Club Victory Garden Committee P. O High Point

War mood and pro Russian sentiment amid fascist tensions

The article notes fear of Russian displeasure and widespread pro Russian feeling among many people. It mentions Greece and Yugoslavia being forced by force to stay aligned, and Romania and Hungary pushing for withdrawal of troops from the front. It also remarks on Fuehrer’s birthday address to a cringing Quisling and includes a Greek myth reference about the atlas vertebra.

Russia Greece Yugo- Slavia Rumania Hungary Fuehrer Quisling

Dakar Distance From Natal and Gibraltar Noted

The article states Dakar in French West Africa lies almost midway between South America and Europe and is 1,860 miles from Natal, Brazil, and from Gibraltar.

Dakar French West Africa South America Europe Natal Brazil Gibraltar

Transformed and Life Beyond Easter Play at First Methodist

Holy Week program brings the East Asian style Easter play Transformed and Life Beyond to High Point First Methodist Church on Friday at 8 15 p m. Miss Magnhild Soderberg directs the cast led by Magnhild E Soderberg with music by the senior choir under Mrs Harry Monroe. The Rev Wilson O Weldon says the production was staged in Washington D C but never in the South before.

South First Methodist Church Jesus Wilson O. Weldon Washington, D. C

Easter Sunrise Service Broadcast From Arlington

Commander Gueth announces the Easter sunrise service of the Grand Encampment of Knights Templar in Arlington National Cemetery will be broadcast on the Columbia network from 7:30 to 8:15 Sunday. Chaplains Harris and Montgomery of the Senate and House will participate, President Carson of Dickinson College will speak, a cross of lilies will be laid on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier by Vice President Wallace, and music will be provided by the U S Marine Band.

Charles M. Gueth Knights Templar Arlington National Cemetery Columbia Frederick Brown Harris D.D James Shera Montgomery Senate House of the United States Congress Frederick P. Carson Dickinson College Henry A. Wallace U. S. Marine Band

Light German naval forces sink ammunition barges in unclear locale

The report states German units sank three ammunition barges and references possible water fighting in the Black Sea or Sea of Azov. Two German torpedo boats were sunk in the latest battle while a midday communique offered little on Kalinin area activity. The bulletin claims 3,000 German dead on a northern front where Russian forces reportedly captured a key height after midnight. Old manuscripts note ink manufacture in the middle ages and Canada fined fathers whose children remained unmarried at 18.

Black Sea Sea of Azov Kalinin Moscow

War Department lists 311 U S soldiers wounded in action

The War Department released a list of 311 U S soldiers wounded in action across areas including Asiatic European North African North American Pacific and Southwest Pacific. The North Carolina entries feature names and next of kin including Parker Allen J. High Point and McNeely Robert T Mooresville among others.

Washington War Department U S North Carolina Williams Mas Williams Randolph Ter Adam R Pearl Morganton McNeely Robert T. Clarence P. Mc McNeely Academy St Mooresville Gower Hilton E. Henry Gower Pantego McCray Lee D Gertrude W. McCray Monroe Norman Ray E Joe R. Norman Mountain Park Parker Allen J Sue S. Parker Emerywood High Point Perry John Jr Thelma C. Perry Hebron St Hendersonville Rice Earl Arthur L. Webster Burlington Rogers William L Ola A. Rogers E. Second St Lumberton Southwest Pacific Maness Thomas C Maggie L. Maness Ramseur

Eleven Stores Yet To File Ceiling Prices In High Point

The Raleigh Office of Price Administration reports eleven High Point stores have not filed their ceiling price lists with the rate board though due July 1. Notices were sent to 22 stores with missing records. eleven are closed or operating under another firm. If not filed within seven days, these cases will be referred to the Charlotte regional office for investigation.

Rate Board High Point Raleigh Office of Price Administration Raleigh Charlotte

Book ration plan rumor warned by OPA official

A wartime notice cautions the public against rumors of new rationing. Application blanks for the replacement book will be left in mail boxes from May 20 to June 3 and mailing is expected to finish by end of July. The official warns that rumors cause panic buying and will have no basis in fact. If rationing is needed later, government will issue official notification.

Brown OPA

Sound Defense Can Balk Smother Play

This article discusses the smother play in bridge, a rare trump coup. It presents a hand identical to yesterday to show how East could have defeated the smother by choosing a different defensive line than the standard shortening of declarer's trump.

East

Chess Like Bridge Defense Explores Endgame Chinks

The passage discusses a bridge defensive plan against a strong attack. West wins the opening diamond lead, South ruffs and clubs, East covers, and the chosen line warns that a heart return blocks a smother play. The text notes only one entry to dummy, enabling a single successful trump finesse before West's diamond repetition yields a king trick for East.

West South East

Dealer rotates after each hand in winning player’s favor

After the first hand the dealer does not alternate. The winner of each hand becomes the dealer for the next hand, giving his opponent a slight edge.

Local Woman's Mother Dies At Cedar Grove

George H. Hussey 76 retired farmer of Cedar Grove township died suddenly Tuesday night at 7 after long illness. Survived by wife Elma Bell Vincannon married 1893. Golden anniversary Feb 23 1943. Six children W. W. Hussey Gayle Hussey Pearl Hussey Portia Hussey Mrs George Rossiter Mrs J H Redding. Also two sisters and two brothers EF Hussey Lydia Rush W A Dawson D E Hussey. Funeral Thursday at Hopewell Church at 3 PM with body in state 2 until 3.

Asheville George H. Hussey Cedar Grove Township Elma Bell Vincannon W. W. Hussey Charlotte Gayle Hussey Asheboro Pearl Portia Hussey George Rossiter J. H. Redding High Point Lydia Rush W. A. Dawson EF. O. Hussey Randleman D. E. Hussey Hopewell Church

Special Venire Ordered In Swanson Case

Greensboro April 21 A special venire of 150 men was ordered for possible jury service in superior court for the murder trial of John Edgar Messer William Dalton Biggs and Elmer Hardie Biggs Jr in the killing of Jamestown merchant E J Swanson. The defendants were arraigned yesterday and a blanket subpoena for ushersettes was issued to test alibis.

Greensboro John Edgar Messer William Dalton Biggs Elmer Hardie Biggs, Jr E. J. Swanson Jamestown W. H. S. Burgwyn Swanson John C. Story Danville

Final Rites Held At Riverton For Miss F McMillan

The funeral for Miss Fanney McMillan of Riverton was held at the McMillan homeplace with Rev. J B Willis and Rev. Frank L Goodman officiating. Pallbearers included Mack Reaves, Duncan McKenzie, John McMillan, Campbell McMillan, Delbert McMillan, Emory Matthews. Burial followed at Spring Hill Cemetery. Miss McMillan, from a prominent North Carolina family, died in a Winston-Salem hospital. She leaves three sisters and three brothers.

Thomasville Fanney McMillan Riverton Winstons Salem Mack Reaves Duncan McKenzie John McMillan Campbell McMillan Delbert McMillan Emory Matthews J. J. Pence McNeil Watson Lee McFarland Albert McMillan Spring Hill Cemetery

Simple Simon Patter Recognizes Aids For Upset Digestive Health

Distressed readers are urged to try Udea Get a Behos Udge Tablets from druggists. The ad touts relief from indigestion heartburn and other acid related pains with a mix of product names and phrases.

Simon Manns

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