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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1943

Page

11

Fourteen High Pointers Killed Since U S Entered War

Home front duties fall to guard units as a 10 day Fort Bragg encampment trains North Carolina state guards in emergency procedures crowd control and home front protections. Lieutenant Merlin H. Watson praised the unit as excellent for neatness, discipline, and efficiency while instructors covered weapons handling and sanitation. Senior instructors Clyde A. Morrison Watson and Wilte P. Morehead led convoy procedure aid and scouting.

State Guard Fort Bragg 22Nd Company Merlin H. Watson Home Guard Army J. Melville Broughton Lieut. Watson Carl D Cates Cates Watson High Point Clyde A. Morrison Wilte P. Morehead

Reduction Of Discounts Is OPA Violation

OPA reports alleged discount violations at the O. E. Searns furniture plant with about $2269.07 in overcharges. FE Kearns says the firm has refunded none and cites confusion in discounts. Pauli Raper notes an unnamed local plant faces a similar case and explains possible OPA actions for flagrant violations.

OPA O. E. Searns Furniture FE. Kearns Pauli R. Raper Winston- Salem Kearns Raper Lant Searns St. Leo's Hospital Greensboro

Venereal Disease Clinic Battles In High Point

The High Point venereal disease clinic operates from a red brick building on Wrenn Street as part of the city health department. Staff of doctors and nurses provide treatment to those who cannot afford private care, framing the clinic as a frontline battle station against syphilis and gonorrhea with federal and state support. The service, running since spring 1938, educates the public and aids in eradicating infections by treating patients and reducing contagiousness.

High Point U. S. Public Health Service State Department of Public Health Capus M. Waynick Enterprise Wrenn Street Patty Gibbs Fred KR. Taylor City Health Department Theresa Feeney North Carolina High Point City Page Sec

Rationing Board Receives New Food Point Charts

The rationing board announced the arrival of new point-value charts to be distributed to merchants. Butter rises to 10 points while lard and shortening drop to 3 and 4 points respectively. Meat points fall on several cuts, bacon to 3, English roast to 9, fat back down, backbone and pigs feet now free of points. Blue stamps expire and new ones become valid in August, with OPA posters available to stores upon request.

J. F. Jones OPA Jones

Guilford Hosts 246th North Carolina Yearly Meeting Of Friends

Guilford College hosts six days of business worship and fellowship as North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends begins its 246th annual session. Prominent Friends from across the state and country attend with speakers from Syracuse Fisk University Buck Creek and Richmond Indiana among others. International Service Seminar participants will appear at multiple sessions through Friday.

Guilford College North Carolina Syracuse University Friends American Friends Service Committee Thomas E. Jones Fisk University Frederic E. Carter Indiana Western Yearly Meeting of Friends George Mohlenhoff Richmond Hill N. Y Guilford James A. Coney Yearly Meeting For Friends New England

Air Cadet Open House At High Point College

Air Cadet unit open house at 326 college training detachment High Point College runs 1 to 5 pm with parade drill platoon calisthenics obstacle course a baseball game and a talk by Lt. DeWitt on aircrew training for men 17 to 26 interested in becoming pilots bombardiers or navigators The display highlights college training detachment courses in mathematics physics English history navigation meteorology and code.

326 College High Point College Lewis N. DeWitt Roberts Hall Army Air Corps

Nursery schools open as 30 register at county building

Mrs. J. M. McGuinn reports 30 children registered for High Point day nursery schools with mothers from clerical to industrial jobs. Another registration is planned Monday afternoon 1 to 5 in the county building basement, plus a separate session for Negro children at Daniel Brooks homes 7 to 8 30 Monday night. Final locations depend on demand with at least two white schools assured on Park Street and Highland Mill. A federal grant of 5538 funds part of the 22144 allotted. cost per child is 2.40 weekly.

J. M. McGuinn High Point McGuinn Park Street Highland Mill North Main Street FWA North Carolina

Three-Week Wrangle Ends In Easement For Porter

Porter F Logan, veteran High Point industrialist, wins an easement allowing a building extension on a non existent street at his own expense. City maps conflict with city records over a 30 foot strip that would provide access to a railroad spur. The council narrowly approves, after debate about fire hazards and conflicting maps.

F. Logan Porter High Point Porter Thomasville Denton Grover H. Jones Arnold J. Koonce Finance Committee T. C. Kirkman Koonce F. K. Ingram Jones Joshua Street Ingram Sam Strickland Silas McBee Byrum Street Kirkman H. P Greensboro City Hall Roy Street Joshua

Trinity Man One Of Few To Fly Over Japan

Adak Alaska July 31 one of the most exclusive clubs in the world restricted to men who have flown over Japanese territory held unofficial meetings here veterans of the Paramushiro raids rest from long range combat missions Club members said the big raid on Parushiro island was led by Mah Robert Pappy Spear of Eugene Oregon one of the best known Aleutian bomber pilots Other participants included Sgt C L White of Trinity North Carolina

William L. Worden Adak Alaska Japan Paramushiro Island Mah Robert Pappy) Spear Hilyard St Eugene Ore Sgt C. L. White Trinity N.C

Food Dealers Set Raleigh Meeting For August

The North Carolina Food Dealers Association will hold a two day meeting in Raleigh on August 8 and 9. J Leroy Allen, Raleigh secretary, announced the event. Speakers include L F E Edwards and R Bruce Roberts of the OPA rationing division in Washington and Gerritt Vander Hooning, Frank Rapids, Mich., former president of the National Association of Retail Grocers. Officers are A Swaringen of Concord president John B May of Asheville vice president Clyde Ayers of High Point vice president J Leroy Allen secretary and J J Harvey treasurer.

Raleigh North Carolina Food Dealers Association J. Leroy Allen L. FE. Edwards R. Bruce Roberts OPA Washington Gerritt Vander Hooning Frank Rapids Mich National Association of Retail Grocers North Carolina Association A. Swaringen Concord John B. May Asheville Clyde Ayers High Point J. J. Harvey

Mrs Carter Resigns From Sr High Post at High Point

Mrs Ruth M Carter resigns after nine years on the faculty at High Point Senior High School to pursue an assistantship in education and an M A degree at the University of North Carolina She will report September 1 and has ties to UNC Woman's College Catawba College and local clubs.

Ruth M. Carter High Point University of North Carolina Department of Education University Womans College Catawba College A Y American Association of University Women Business and Professional Women's Club Carter Ecker Apartments William Bryan Carter Army Camp Lee

High Point and T'ville Men Among 100 To Secure MD Licenses

Dr W D James secretary of the state board of medical examiners announced 100 new North Carolina doctors licensed 62 by June exam and 38 by reciprocity. Top exam averages went to Richard Erwin Gutmann Chapel Hill 92.9 Richard Thomas Myers Winston Salem 91 6 7 and Henry Fauntel roy Harris Atlanta 91 7 Julius Ammons Howell Thomasville and William Jack Hunt High Point among those licensed by examination. Also noted a Spain railway bought 124 locomotives in the last year and Japan’s authorities detaining furs and skins valued at 860 000 in Tsiwan China.

Atlanta Julius Ammons Howell Thomasville William Jack Hunt High Point

Oratorio The Holy City Set for August 29 Here

Dr G I Humphreys of High Point College will lead the final summer union service at Wesley Memorial Church on August 29 featuring a presentation of The Holy City by A R Gaul. Dan W Smith will direct the chorus with soloists from city, Winston-Salem and Greensboro and Mrs Bascom Whitaker as accompanist.

G. I. Humphreys High Point College Wesley Memorial Church Holy City A. R. Gaul Dan W. Smith First Presbyterian Church Winston-Salem Greensboro Bascom Whitaker

Some Were On Front Lines, Others Killed In Training

A High Point tribute notes fourteen local men who died since December 1941 with others listed as missing. It highlights front line service and training fatalities across the war and cites names including James A. Reece, Richard Raynor, Graham Alderman, Miles Gayle, Robert B. Parker, Jack Hunter Gibson, Ira J. Royals, Addison Lacy Brown, Edgar Green, Samuel M. Collier Jr., and Donald Alexander Lovelace among those lost in the U S Navy Army and Coast Artillery services with details on their deaths and units.

High Point United States United Nations War Department James A. Reece B. J. Reece Venable Street South Pacific Richard Raynor U. S. Army North Africa Graham G. Alderffian Denver Colo P. B. Alderman Grace Street Miles Gayle S. A. Gayle Club Drive California Clear Lake Lakeport Calif Robert B. Parker Parker Victor Brown Jack Hunter Gibson U. S. Naval Reserve Adam Lee Gibson Oakwood Court Ira J. Royals U. S. Air Forces Marianna Fla Ola H. Royals Tryon Street Pvt Addison Lacy Brown U. S. Coast Artillery Trinidad Hugh T. Brown English Street Jacob Jones New Jersey Edgar Green Samuel M. Collier Collier S. M. Collier Charlotte Greene Ida Elizabeth Greene Greer Street Donald Alexander Lovelace Pacific War Zone Page

Schools To Open Here September 1 1943

Superintendent Charles F. Carroll announced that all city schools will open for the 1943 term on Wednesday September 1 at 8 30 a.m. Pupils will report to their schools for assignments and for text books and supplies. The next day regular instruction will begin with first grade dismissed at noon. Registration dates will be announced later this month.

Charles F. Carroll Carroll

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