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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1950

Page

8

Arts and Crafts to Be Exhibited Here

Arts and crafts exhibit in Beeson's Hardware show window Monday through Saturday. City playground events include Horseshoe tournaments at Johnson Street Playground and Colored Park on Tuesday and Wednesday, with Ping Pong and We and Ping Pong Championship at the Optimist Club on Thursday. Daily schedules cover games, crafts, and tournaments across multiple playgrounds and teams.

Beeson City Joh Inson Street Fairview Daniel Brook Daniel Brooks Fridaw Colored Park Leonard Bay Street

National Guard Unit in Thomasville Preparing for Active Duty

Captain Douglas Bray announced that the Thomasville National Guard unit will be called to active duty on September. The unit will recruit to 120 and intensify drills from one to three times weekly under orders dated August 4 from General J. Van B. Metts. The 540th field artillery unit is also alerted with local elements stationed at Johnsontown Road armory set for early September deployment.

National Guard Thomasville Douglas Bray Bray J. van B. Metts Raleigh North Carolina Talion High Point Monroe Adjutant General's Office Johnsontown Road

Owen Spivey Reunion at Dover Baptist Church

The Owen Spivey reunion will be held August 13 at Dover Baptist Church near Steeds in Moore County at 11 o'clock. All friends and relatives are invited to attend and bring baskets.

Owen-Spivey Dover Baptist Church Steeds Moore County

Cactus Plant Blooming Profusely In Thomasville Home

Mrs. Webb Hall in Thomasville reports her cactus, started from a leaf nine years ago, now blooms heavily each summer. Last summer it produced 36 blossoms and may exceed 100 this season. The plant blooms at night and drops after. Mrs. Hall saved neighbor Mrs. Curt Lackey from a fatal fire, and the cactus remains a summer favorite around 100 Peace Street.

Wint Capelog Thomasville Greensboro Hall Peace Street Thomasville Chair Company Mrs. Hall Curt Lackey Lexington Avenue Extension Lackey

Funeral for Mrs. Maggie Harriss at Oakview Church

Mrs. Maggie Harriss 74 wife of N R Harriss of Oakview road died Friday after a serious illness. Funeral at Oakview Methodist Church this afternoon at 2 30 burial in Floral Garden Park cemetery. Body returned to residence Saturday afternoon and will be taken to the church 30 minutes before service.

Maggie Harriss N. R. Harriss Oakview Road Oakview Methodist Church Floral Garden Park

Funeral services for Claude R. McKinney at Fairfield Methodist

Funeral services are set for 2 pm at Fairfield Methodist Church for Claude Robert McKinney 34 of 1406 Johnson Road with Rev. Mike Tuttle officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. McKinney was employed by Thomasville Chair Company and died from a self inflicted gunshot wound with a .22 rifle early Friday.

Claude Robert McKinney Johnson Road Fairfield Methodist Church Mike Tuttle McKinney Thomasville Chair Company

Winston-Salem Peace Appeal draws 10641 signers

The Winston-Salem Peace Appeal gathered 10 641 signers by tonight as the campaign paused to organize a national push under the American Association for the United Nations. Signers will receive the text and appeal to Stalin Truman and Lie, with a September kickoff for a nationwide drive. Most signers hail from northwest North Carolina, with participation reaching Oregon.

Winston-Salem American Association For the United Nations United States Joseph Stalin Russia Truman Trygve Lie United Nations Winston- Salem North Carolina Oregon Stockholm Clark Eichelberger United Nations Association

Negro Takes Nap on Roadbed of Seaboard Tracks

Shelby August 5. Engineer Frank Billingsley reported a Negro man asleep on the roadbed as a Seaboard train neared Latimore. The locomotive and eight cars passed over him before the crew halted and found him alive. He refused hospital care and said he would go home to finish his sleep.

Shelby Seaboard Railway Frank Billingsley Lattimore

No Baths Grips Eaton Town Water Supply

Children of Eaton in northern Delaware county envy other kids as the town orders all water faucets shut off after contamination. Mains will be sterilized and taps to be turned on again tomorrow.

Muncie Ind Eaton Delaware County

Diver Completes Hike Across Hampton Roads Bottom

Noroska Va Aug 5 Roy Butler a 38 year old deep sea diver finished a 10 hour hike across the bottom of Hampton Roads weighted with 425 pounds of lead He walked about 14 miles avoiding derelicts from Old Point Comfort to a barge 1/4 mile off Ocean View He blacked out at 90 feet and swam to safety Then he said Never again and planned to resume the trek before the surface trip was completed It was described as the toughest job he ever did.

Norosk Roy Butler Hampton Roads Ocean View Old Point Comfort Butler

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