Local Chest Budget Set At 112 656 For 1944 45 War Relief
A committee proposes a 112 656 dollar goal for the National War Relief local Community Chest for 1944 45. The board will consider the budget at a subsequent meeting with williard noting the panel’s careful study and adherence to the community agencies’ needs. The High Point share totals 62 530 for local chest operation with USO United Seaman’s Service and War Prisoner’s Aid among agencies supported.
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Committee of the United At Plant
National War Relief
Agen
Bers
Aidh
Unit
Seerd
Enterprise
H. N. Williard
Williard
High Point
National War Fund Co
USO
United Seaman's Service
War Prisoner's Aid
High Point farmers market gains popular support with Tuesday openings
Market supervisors report strong turnout as housewives lease stalls at the outdoor market with 8 30 a m openings on Tuesdays and Fridays. Farmers and residents praise the schedule, noting sold out stands by midmorning and plans to accept pre orders for next market day.
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High Point
P. M. Davis
Allen B. Welborn
Numor
Doan's Pills Relief for Kidney Night Pain
An old health advisory explains kidney function and symptoms of kidney or bladder problems. It promotes Doan's Pills as a remedy to ease backache fatigue puffiness and restore sleep by flushing waste from the blood through the kidney tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Negro Tries To Keep Wife Home Now In Hoosegow
Bertha Ingram sought a warrant after a morning dispute led to assault at a bus stop. William Ingram was located at the Tomlinson Chair factory and later arrested there and at home for assault and gambling, with Jeanette Nile also detained for gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosegow
Bertha Ingram
Thomasville
Bertha
Tomlinson Chair Company
William Ingram
Gordy St
Tomlinson Factory
Jeanette Nile
Ingram
William
Suman
Player
Nile Girl
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Fish Fry Set Aug 23
Repiton Lodge No. 2 1 0 C F High Point and local Rebekahs will host a fish fry at City Lake Wednesday at 6 30 pm. Grand Master Al M Lane Greensboro and Mrs Ethel Clapp Burlington will attend and speak on fall programs. Visiting Odd Fellows and others in good standing are invited, says James R Young secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reption Lodge
C.F
High Point
Rebekahs
City Lake
al M. Lane
Greensboro
Odd Fellows of
North Carolina
Ethel Clapp
Burlington
Rebekah Assembly
Odd Fellows
James R. Young
Repiton Lodge
Serposs Elected To National Fraternity
Mr. Emile Henry Serposs of 716 West Broad Street was elected to the Teachers College chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, the national honorary fraternity for musical achievement. He specializes in piano and voice and attends Columbia University’s 45th summer session through Teachers College.
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Emile Henry Serposs
W. Broad St
Teachers College
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Milton C. del Manzo
Serpass
Columbia University
Private Robertson In Hospital In England
Private William W. Robertson 31 of 437 South Main Street High Point North Carolina Tar Heel veteran of the campaign in France recuperating at a United States Army hospital in England from wounds of the chest and right elbow received in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army Station Hospital
England
William W. Robertson
South Main Street
High Point
North Carolina
France
United States Army
Woman with Immorality Conviction Misaddresses Interviewed
Residents report Stella Wheeler who yesterday received six months in county workhouse for immoral vagrancy does not live at 309 Walker Street. Wheeler had used that Walker Street address at the time of her arrest, authorities say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RONG
Stella Wheeler
Walker Street
Wheeler
Silver Knit Mill Workers Send $475 to Hickory Polio Hospital
Employed at the Silver Knit Hosiery Mill in town, about 525 workers raised 475 dollars and sent the funds to the emergency polio hospital at Hickory. The effort was organized by Claude Cline, a former resident near Hickory.
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Hickory
Claude Cline
Rozzelle Speaks On Dust and Ashes of Empires At Rotary
Dr. C Excelle Rozzelle addressed the Rotary Club on ancient wonders unearthed by archaeologists. He noted archaeologists provide much of authoritative biblical history, funded by wealthy patrons like John D Rockefeller Jr. He warned civilizations fall despite power, and urged reflection for the present era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Rotary Club
John D. Rockefeller
Ninevah
Jericho
Dr. Rozzelle
Rozzelle
State Education Officials In Conference Here
State education leaders G Wwin and J Warren Smith arrived in High Point for a three day vocational workers conference with Miss Moore and G J Hardy. The group planned tours of High Point shops and Tomlinsons production line but polio concerns limited attendance to essential coordinators and officials.
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G Wwin
J. Warren Smith
North Carolina
Ise Moore
Raleigh
G. J. Hardy
U. S
Hardy
High Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Tomlinsons
Sgt Rex Edmonds Wounded In France
Word received yesterday states Sgt Rex Edmonds was wounded in France. He is brother of Mrs Opal Travis of 410 Winslow Street and Mrs John Chilton of East Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Edmonds
France
Des Demands
Opal Travis
Winslow St
John Chilton
East Green St
Padgett Killed in Action in France
Pte. Selos A. Padgett, nephew of Roy M. Padgett Garl Bright and Mrs. B Clanton, of this city, was killed in action in France on July 15. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion A. Padgett of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selos A. Padgett
Roy M. Padgett
Garl Bright
B Clanton
France
Marion A. Padgett
Marion
Funeral rites for Mrs L A Call in Harri man Tenn
Funeral services for Mrs. L A Call, 81, were held Tuesday at Ryker Funeral home in Harriman Tennessee. Rev Tom Scarbrough officiated and interment followed at Willard Park cemetery. Mrs Call had lived in High Point for years and was mother of Mrs Bessie Royals of this city.
Public Relations Group Attends District Meet
Representatives from the Public Relations club attended a district one day training in Winston-Salem at the Robert E. Lee Hotel. Edgar Hartley chaired the local panel with Ada Burgess Willa Whitesell and Professor CC E Yokeley. Mary Wiley McCarty spoke on rural operations stressing OPA formation and Grange meetings. James K Kilroy urged planning for postwar organization. Jack Bondurant presented data linking wartime price rises to Armistice day and urged public education on rationing and pricing to avoid postwar spirals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Winston- Salem
Edgar Hartley
Ada Burgess
Willa C. Whitesell
CC. E. Yokeley
Mary Wiley McCarty
OPA
James K. Kilroy
Charlotte District
OPA Ice
Ces
Organizamv
Kilrroy
Jack Bondurant
Scouts Register Record High for Uwharrie Council
The Uwharrie council based in High Point reports a new high in registrations led by chief scout executive Bunn W. Hackney. The count this month reaches 1 930 scouters with 361 cubs including Negro scouters, up from 1 540 last year. High Point shows 632 scouters and 57 cubs across 20 scout troops and three cub packs. The council ranks among Region 6’s top seven in 100 percent registration, with Greensboro and High Point the only North Carolina councils achieving this mark.
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Uwharrie Council
High Point
Bunn W. Hackney
Wharrie Council
Boy Scouts of America
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
High Point Council
Greensboro
Funeral services for Mrs Velner D Easom set Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Velner Dennis Easom, wife of D F Easom of 177 Textile Street, will be held Friday at 2 PM at the Commerce Street Church of God. Ministers Rev J T Stallings and Rev T T Lindsay will conduct. Interment follows at Country Holiness Church Cemetery. Body moved from Keonce Funeral Home to residence this afternoon.
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Velner D. Easom
Velner Dennis Easom
D. FE. Easom
Textile Street
Commerce Street Church of God
J. T. Stallings
T. T. Lindsay
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Country Holiness Church
Keonce
J. W. Johnson Dies of Heart Attack In High Point
J W Johnson automobile salesman died early last night from a heart attack in his car on Wrenn Street He was taken to a local hospital where doctors pronounced him dead at arrival Born February 1885 in Thomasville he had lived in High Point many years and worked for Neill Motors Surviving are his wife Rachel May Tyndale a son H C Buck Johnson a daughter Mrs John Carter two brothers Earl and Walter two sisters Mrs A J Purdy and Mrs Maude McDowell Funeral services Friday at four from the home 223 Montlieu Avenue with interment in Trinity Cemetery
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June W. Johnson
Wrenn Street
Mr. Johnson
Thomasville
Richard Johnson
High Point
Neill Motors
Rachel May Tyndale
H. C. “Buck” Johnson
John Carter
Thomasville Road
Earl Johnson
Trinity
Walter Johnson
Greensboro
A. J. Purdy
Baltimore
Maude McDowell
Trinity Cemetery
Montlieu Avenue
Workers Needed For West Coast Jobs
E. N. Elliot, labor recruiting representative for a government project on the west coast, arrived at the local U S employment office for a three day stay and will interview applicants for skilled and common labor. No project details could be released due to government restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Elliot
West Coast
U. S
Elliot
High Point再次确认劳动短缺区等级
Raleigh War Manpower Commission通知地方就业办公室 High Point 隶属于 Asheville-Charlotte 等区 为劳动第二组 表示该地区存在劳力短缺 可能危及关键生产
S Sgt. David Beane Receives Third Air Medal Cluster
S Sgt. David H. Beane 20 of High Point received a third oak leaf cluster to the air medal for meritorious achievement as radio operator and gunner with the Eighth Air Force in Normandy missions. He belongs to the third bombardment division cited for a shuttle mission to Regensburg last August.
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Eighth Air Force
England
David H. Beane
High Point
Normandy
Third Bombardment Division
Regensburg
Germany
Beane
FSA Office Here Moves To Raleigh
The local district Farm Security Administration office, opened a year ago, shuts down and routes functions to Raleigh with a Raleigh sub-office in Asheville. Royster says services continue for farm families while cutting operating costs and centralizing records. Greensboro staff relocate. Royster stays in High Point.
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Farm Security Administration
Raleigh
T. S. Royster
FSA
North Carolina
Ashevill
Goldsboro
Windsor
Asheville
Sara Bridges
N. M. Faison
Greensboro
Royster
North Carolina District Camp Meeting Opens Today
The Pilgrim Holiness church district holds a camp meeting at District Camp Ground Kernersville HD 421 from 18 to 27 with services at 10 30 am 2 30 and 7 45 pm Rev William H Neff district superintendent evangelist preaches Music by Kenneth Masterman and spouse from Binghanton N Y Young people led by Rev A N Freeman Albemarle Attendance restrictions apply for under 16 due to polio. district conference set for Aug 28 29 with Rev W L Surbrook presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Pilgrim Holiness Church
District Camp Ground
Dunlap
Kernersville
William H. Neff
California
Kenneth Masterman
Binghampton
N. Y
A. N. Freeman
Albemarle
W. L. Surbrook
Cafe Men Attend OPA Meet Here
The city’s restaurant operators gathered for a food price panel at the war price and rationing board. William Lassley from the Charlotte OPA outlined restaurant maximum price regulation No 2 and the required ceiling price charts for 40 basic items. He answered operators’ questions on the new rules for eating and drinking establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Price and Rationing Board
William Lassley
Charlotte Opa
Lassley
JayCee Polio Drive Reaches $191.10 Total
High Point residents and organizations donate 191.10 to the JayCee polio drive for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The drive began Tuesday and this morning contributions totaled 191.10 from Elks Trinity Lodge 78 percent 810 C A Ring and Son Drugs 85 Mr and Mrs Sanders Dallas 875 and No 1 Fire Station 810. Donations may be mailed to the Junior Chamber of Commerce Polio Fund box 1978 or to The High Point Enterprise.
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High Point
JayCee
National Foundation For
the Elks
Trinity Lodge
C. A. Ring and Son
Sanders
Chamber of Commerce
High Point Enterprise
L. H. Baker
JayCee Group
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Serposs
Pvt. Robertson
Pte. Selos
Florence
Tommy
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International
J. W. Johnson
War Manpower Commission Noti
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Elizabeth City
David Beane
New York
Carl S. Taylor
The
Architectural Forum
Thomas
N. C
JayCee Polio
Wagger’s
Dunhill
Elison Band
Unives
Eversharp
Remington
Schick
Wagger
Elwood Hotel Cor
Velvet
Army
Navy
Rogers
National
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