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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1945

Page

10

Mrs Parker Named Principal at Cloverdale School

Thelma Mills Parker, former Brentwood principal and Roanoke Charlotte teacher, is appointed principal of Cloverdale School by Superintendent Carroll. She has taught from 1937 in Ada Blair to Brentwood in 1942 and Charlotte last year, with UNC Greensboro and UNC Chapel Hill graduate studies. The note ends with a history line about the New York Gazette.

Thelma Mills Parker Brentwood Roanoke Charlotte Cloverdale Charles F. Carroll High Point Ada Blair Parker Woman's College Greensboro University of North Carolina In Chapel Hill

Dr. Elbert Russell to Speak at Yearly Meeting Tonight

Guilford College reports Dr. Elbert Russell a religion professor will deliver an 8 pm historical address on The Inner Light in the history and present problems of the Society of Friends at the Yearly Meeting session. The prior speakers included E Raymond Wilson urging universal abolition of peacetime conscription and committee appointments were announced.

Guilford College Yearly Meeting of Friends Elbert Russell Society of Friends E. Raymond Wilson Washington Friends’ Committee Algie I. Newlin Dorothy Lloyd Gilbert Byron Haworth High Point Reading Robert Crow Graham London Europe American Friends Service Committee D. Virgil Pike Oak Hill Pomeye High Point

Rooms Needed For Thomasville Teachers

Thomasville officials issued an appeal for rooms in the city for teachers. Superintendent George H. Arnold said several rooms and apartments will be needed starting in September. Citizens with available space are asked to contact the school office at telephone 553.

Thomasville George H. Arnold Arnold

Lowdermilk Maintains Police Chief Role in New Public Safety Office

city council created the office of director of public safety to oversee both police and fire departments. Fire Chief Eli K. Ingram was named acting director at 4200 dollars annually, while Police Chief John A. Lowdermilk remains in his post at 4000 dollars. council praised the move, expressed support for both chiefs, and noted reorganizations will save over 1000 dollars yearly.

Commissioner of Public Safety Roy S. Braden Eli K. Ingram Civil Service Commission Ingram John A. Lowdermilk Agor Earl N. Phillips Lowdermilk Councilman CO Arthur Kirkman Braden Louis Williams Williams Mt. Airy C. C. Stoker Kearns Mr. Ingram Board of Directe of Public Safety Chief of Police Fire Departments Erlc K. Ingram

Acadia Lodge 674 Announces Special Communication

Acadia Lodge 674 A F and A M calls a special communication Thursday August 9 at 7 30 PM. Master M F McNeill presides with Secretary A B Goetz to conduct lodge business in Acadia.

Acadia Lodge A. F A. M M. F. McNeill A. B. Goetz

Funeral Rites for Walter Givens Held After Mill Accident

Walter Givens a 40 year old Spindale electrician died in a local hospital four hours after contact with a live wire at the Spindale mill where he worked on his first day. He left a widow and six children. Funeral services for Dr. Alex M. Arnett longtime history professor at Woman's College were set for four p m today in Greensboro. He came from Furman University and was a member of several historical associations.

Walter Givens Irangperalogy Spindale Electrician Spindale Alex M. Arnett Greensboro Woman's College Furman University Greenville S. C American Historical Association Southern Historical Association North Carolina History and Literary Association

Funeral services held for Everett Craven in Mt Pleasant area

Everett Craven, a prosperous farmer from Thomasville Rt. 1, died in a Winston Salem hospital after a ten day stay. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at Mt Pleasant Methodist Church with Rev. Cc O Plyler and Rev. James A Allen officiating. Music by Prospect Methodist Church members. Burial followed in the family plot at the church cemetery. Pallbearers named Cletus Hayworth Alfred Craven Clarence Moore Frank Tise Tom Skeen and Prett Frazier.

Clarence Moore Frank Tise Tom Skeen Prett Frazier Mr. Craven Thomasville Rt. 1 Winston-Salem Hospital

Funeral for Robert N. Barnett at Floral Garden Cemetery

Funeral services for 25 year old Robert N. Barnett, found dead by hanging, were held at Floral Garden cemetery with Rev. T E Strickland officiating. Mrs. Susie B Meeks of Kansas City and siblings Maggie Sybil Agnes Barnett attended along with members of Welch Memorial Methodist. Barnett left a wife and a son Robert Lee Barnett in this city, and was employed by Green Tire Co. at the Clara Cox apartment.

Robert N. Barnett Floral Garden Cemetery T. E. Strickland Welch Memorial Methodist Church Mabel Joiner E. C. Shoaf W. W. Frye Rock of Ages.” Mr. Barnett Is Survived By the Wife, One Son, Robert Lee Barnett

Funeral services for Mrs Carmen E Loving

Funeral services for Mrs Carmen Elizabeth Loving 54 wife of O M Loving were held Tuesday at 2 pm from Koonce funeral home chapel Rev Julian S Hopkins led the service. Survivors include husband one daughter one son four sisters one brother and four grandchildren. Interment Oakwood Memorial park cemetery.

Carmen E. Loving Carmen Elizabeth Loving O. M. Loving Greenwood Street Barnesville A. J. Koonce Frank Herrin Charlotte John E. Miller U. S. Air Corps Germany Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery

Captain Henry M. Baker Receives Air Medal

Rockford pilot Captain Henry M. Baker has been awarded the Air Medal after completing 150 hours of operational flight in transport aircraft along the India China air routes. Brigadier General William H. Turner announced the honor, noting the routes are dangerous and subject to enemy interception and attack.

Henry M. Baker Rockford Road William H. Turner India- China Air Transport Command

Urgent Need For Railroad Workers Across West

Local U S employment offices join the railroad retirement board to recruit skilled and unskilled workers for western railroads. Releases cover expenses, no obligation on workers, as Dr J S Dorton notes thousands of fighters head west to the Pacific and tons of materials must move promptly. North Carolina will contribute its share.

Army Navy WMC ODT OWI Railroad Retirement Board Ral E. Miller U. S Service Office J. S. Dorton War Manpower Commission U. S Western Railroads Miller Dorton West Coast Pacific Islands Pacific North Carolina

Truman Returns from Big Three Conference

President Truman arrives in Washington after the Ber lin talks with Stalin and Attlee. He prepares a full 30 minute nationwide address to explain the agreements and carries home with him official copies of peace-related papers and Japan capitulation plans.

Washington Truman Berlin White House Augusta Plymouth England Britain Russia Japan Mr. Truman James F. Byrnes William D.leahy Harry H. Vaughan James K. Vardaman Samue Rosenman Specis White House State Department

Car Company Member From Ninth Army Heads To Pacific

CPL. WM. D. FIELDS OF THE ASSEMBLY AREA COMMAND FRANCE, WHO COVERED 1,500,000 MILES FOR THE NINTH ARMY, IS NOW BEING PROCESSED FOR DIRECT SHIPMENT TO THE PACIFIC. HIS UNIT IS A quartermaster car company.

Cpl WM. D. Fields France Ninth Army Quartermaster Car Company William D. Fields Dalton Street Pacific

More Books Needed for Ship Library Drive Ends Aug 15

The American Business club reports USS High Point Victory library needs far more books. James B. Lovelace urges donors to bring books to nearby collection stations by August 15, including Security National Bank Ingram's Pharmacy and The High Point Enterprise.

The American Business Club James B. Lovelace Security National Bank Ingram’s Pharmacy High Point Enterprise

Nelson Faces 3 Additional Embezzlement Charges Here

Arthur Nelson plant superintendent at the Marietta Paint and Color company is charged with embezzling 150 gallons of white paint valued at 375 dollars on June 12 and 55 gallon drums of linseed oil plus 200 gallons of white stock paint valued at 730 dollars on July 1 and ten 55 gallon drums of linseed oil valued at 550 dollars on July 12. He is among seven men booked in a case involving the disappearance of over 4 000 gallons of linseed oil and paint from the company over four years.

Arthur Nelson Marietta Paint and Color Company John Aik Nelson Chestnut Street Marietta Colny

Fourteen Negroes Hit Fort Bragg Induction Parade

Fourteen draftees from local boards depart for Fort Bragg for induction. Ten men from board four and four from board five set out this morning. Names listed include Cleotisse, Chris McGill, George Brown Jr, Rose Lee Moffitt, Eugene Archie, Leroy Harrison, Ranandre Baldwin, John Rogers McClain, Aaron Lightner, Willie Louis Brown, Elwood Easter, Alvin Holly, Carl Junior Smith, and Melvin Taylor.

Fort Bragg Cleotisse Chris McGill George Brown, Jr Rose Lee Moffitt Eugene Archie Leroy Harrison Ranandre Baldwin John Rogers McClain Aaron Lightner Willie Louis Brown Elwood Easter Alvin Holly Carl Junior Smith Melvin Taylor

Local court fines and sentences in multiple cases

Edward Gannoway 29 was fined $75 and given a six month suspended sentence for driving under the influence and ordered to pay damages for a crash. His wife Sarah received 30 days suspended and costs for disorderly conduct. Lula Johnson paid $25 and costs with six months suspended execution. John Williams 69 was jailed 30 days and costs for staying on employer property while drunk. George Perrin was fined $10 and costs for speeding. James Jones Jr. had his bond reduced from 2000 to 1200. Ralph Gray was convicted of simple assault following a rape charge.

Edward Gannoway Leonard Street Sarah Gannoway Gannoway Don C. MacRae Lula Johnson John Williams Perry Street James Levine Georgia Ralph Gray Fairfield Road

Madam Jeanette English Palmist

Readings by Madam Jeanette offer Sunday palmistry sessions claiming deep insight into hearts. The advertised pitch promises reliable guidance and emotional solace for clients seeking clarity in relationships and personal decisions.

Madam Jeanette English

Local Man Named To Southern WLB Industry Panel

Atlanta August 8. Appointment of 27 southern businessmen as industry panel members of the fourth regional ward labor board announced by Chairman M T Van Hecke. Panelists include W W Couch Jr of Durham Hosiery Durham N C M T Dunlap of Carolina and Light Raleigh Hugh M Grey Concord J Edgar Kennedy High Point J H McEwen Burlington and T Max Watson Spindale among others.

Atlanta Fourth Regional Ward M. T. van Hecke WLB North Carolina W. W. Couch,Jr Durham Hosiery Mills Durham M. T. Dunlap Carolina and Light Co Raleigh Hugh M. Grey Hugh Grey Hosiery Co Concord J. Edgar Kennedy Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association High Point J. H. McEwen May - McEwen - Kaiser Co Burlington T. Max Watson Sterling Hosiery Spindale

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