Six Months For Intimidation In City Court Trial
Fred Johnson of 1610 Moffit drew six months on the county roads for intimidation in Municipal court. Tate received 12 months on the county roads for assault with hard labor after a knife attack in the poker squabble. Johnson remains jailed awaiting bond or superior court appeal. Tate appealed to superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Johnson
Moffit
Eugene Tate
Young Street
D. C. MacRae
Johnson
Ruby Allen
Judson Young
Tate
The
Young
Fred Johnson
Thallis Falk
South Main
Fulk
Otis Hicks
Lake Street
Kiwanis Club Sees War Film The Battle of China
At the Sheraton Hotel the Kiwanis Club heard Col Jonathan Hawkins present the eighth U S government war motion picture The Battle of China. The film traced China’s disorder before the war, the Manchuria invasion, and Japanese methods to conquer China. Part 2 arrives next Friday. Attendance prize went to H Williams. visitors included E R Douchen Mntasha Wis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Hawkins
Kinis Club
Sheraton Hotel
U. S
China
Manchuria
H. ©. Williams
W. J. Fraley
E. R. Douchen
Mentasha, Wis
O. A. Kirkman
Chamber aims to map postwar industrial sites in High Point
The High Point chamber of commerce urges Southern Railway and the High Point, Thomasville and Denton Railroad to revise maps showing available industrial sites. Secretary Frank Sizemore says the chamber will also obtain updated lists from the city and real estate firms. He notes a postwar expansion plan hinges on vacant suitable buildings and a prosperous future outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Railway
High Point
Thomasville
Sizemore
More
Ed Mendenhall
Col Lynch Named New C O At Greensboro High Point Base
Col Frederick D. Lynch assumes command of the Army Air Corps installation at the Greensboro High Point airport. A WWI veteran who joined in 1917, he served in Hawaii and Hickam Field during the December 7 1941 attack and previously led an air base in Newfoundland. He holds command pilot and aircraft observer ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick D. Lynch
Army Air Corps
Greensboro-High Point
Lynch
Newfoundland
Army of Occupation
Germany
Hawaiian Islands
Hickam Field
Polio Fund Total Reaches 195.60 After Adjustment
Jay-Dee Polio Fund total to date is 195.60 after correcting yesterday's double count. MayCee officials thank donors and urge faster contributions as the drive closes next week. All funds go to Hickory, with today’s gifts from Haltom Hosiery Mill, a friend, Mrs. W. Goger, Tommy Kester, Billy Kester, Ervin Davis, and Dr. James Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hickory
MayCee
Eployees
Haltom
McGeachy to Speak at First Presbyterian Sunday
Rev. Neill R. McGeachy, pastor of Sugar Creek Presbyterian near Charlotte, will preach at 11 a m Sunday at the First Presbyterian church in town. A noted young minister, he has served in Omdurman Africa and Spencer and now leads Mecklenburg Presbytery's Home Mission efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill R. MicGeachy
Sugar Creek Presbyterian
Charlotte
First Presbyterian Church
McGeachy
Lenoir
D. P. McGeachy
Decatur
United Presbyterian Church
Omdurman
Sudan
Africa
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Selma
Presbyterian Church
Spencer
Sagar Creek
Buck Jarrett 26 Dies in City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville mourns Buck Jarrett 26 after a short illness at City Memorial hospital He was born April 7 1918 in Thomasville son of Luther R Jarrett and Verta Carmichael Jarrett Active in First Methodist church and civic affairs he served as church treasurer and Junior Chamber of Commerce member Survived by parents two brothers Sgt Luther Jarrett Jr Billy and three sisters Nell Thrower Frank Hooker Ruth Burial in City Cemetery follows church service at First Methodist with body in state 2 3 pm and funeral at 3 pm
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Enterprise
Thomasville
David Critz
Buck) Jarrett
City Memorial Hospital
Luther R. Jarrett
Verta Carmichael Jarrett
Jarrett
First Methodist Church
First Methodist
Springfield Meet To Memorialize C F Tomlinson
Plans are complete for the 37th annual memorial service at Springfield Friends Church on Sunday with an all day session. R L Pope of Thomasville will deliver the memorial address. The service begins at 11 with Pastor Harold D Hadley in charge. Miss Mary Sue Briggs will sing accompanied by Mrs Thomas Pitts. A visit to the Springfield Museum precedes a picnic lunch on the grounds. N C English Jr. will preside over the business session. William Tomlinson, nephew of the deceased, will give a memorial to C F Tomlinson of High Point. Roy M Padgett will sing to close the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Friends Church
R. L. Pope
Thomasville
Harold D. Hadley
Mary Sue Briggs
Thomas Pitts
Springfield Museum
N. C. English, Jr
Memorial Association
C. F. Tomlinson
High Point
William Tomlinson
Roy M. Padgett
Virginia Man Optimistic About Furniture Market
C. Marks Cutting, a Bed Room Furniture and Chairs rep from South Richmond, Va., wrote Elwood hotel requesting a room next July. He said the Southern Furniture Show would open then and expressed confidence in saving the High Point market for his firm. Elwood hotel clerks know Cutting well in the furniture trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Marks Cutting
South Richmond
Elwood Hotel
Cutting
Southern Furniture Show
High Point
Mr. Cutting
Elwood
Iron Lung Returned to High Point Emergency Services
High Point designated as an emergency area in the infantile paralysis outbreak led to the return of the city’s iron lung from Hickory. Fire Chief E K Ingram announced the equipment donated by Rotary Club will be kept at fire station No 6 for rapid use if a patient is stricken nearby.
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High Point
Hickory Aday
E. K. Ingram
Rotary Club
Miss Ruth Council
Ingram
Miss Council
Carolinians Listed Among The Wounded
Navy casualty list from Washington reports North Carolina service members among the wounded. Names include Mann John B Corporal USMC Reserve father Arland Mann Pendleton and others such as Alfie E Morgan Private USMC wife Mrs. Alfie E Morgan North Wilkesboro Edward Morgat Summertfield. Ernest G Postell Corporal USMC wounded father Thomas H Postell Andrews. H Robertson Private First Class USMC Reserve wounded wife Mrs. Ralph H Robertson Canton. Ignatius V Schlosser Jr Private USMC Reserve wounded mother Mrs. Sue L Schlosser Greensboro. John H White Sergeant A S father Joseph C White Mocksville.
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Washington
Navy Department
North Carolina
Mann
John B
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Arland R. Mann
Pendleton
Morgan
Alfie E
U. S. Marine Corps
Alfie E. Morgan
North Wilkesboro
Edward E. Morgat
Summertfield
Postell
Ernest G
Thomas H. Postell
Andrews
Robertson
Ralph H. Robertson
Burnette Street
Canton
Schlosser
Ignatius V., Jr
Sue L. Schlosser
Precott Street
Greensboro
White
John H
A. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Joseph C. White
Mocksville
Furniture dealer's market attendance noted in High Town
A furniture dealer’s attendance at markets in High Town is recorded, indicating ongoing participation in regional furniture trade events and supplier showcases.
Mitchell Speaks To Lions Club On Sports Outlook
Ed Mitchell sports writer for The Enterprise spoke at the Lions Club dinner at the Sheraton on Thursday evening. He discussed college football prospects amid many players in service and praised the club’s teen baseball program. A sports quiz followed with prizes to Jack Furgurson and Walter Huber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lions Club
Sheraton Hotel
Ed Mitchell
the Enterprise
Loyd Flythe
Jim Steele
Mitchell
High Point
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lions
Itchel
Jack Furgurson
Walter Huber
Clyde Chernault
Dean Pruett
Armed Service
W. I. Spaugh
Major Carter
Savannah
Tom Johnson
Thomasville
Paul Williamson
Oren McAlister
Honest finding rewarded for lost wrist watch
An elderly man, M. L. Warren of Rt. 5, found a lost watch and left it at the police station. Miss Singer identified the watch as hers and left a five dollar reward for Warren. The sergeant praised honesty and noted the reward, calling it worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mAnn + tees
Seeven
M. L. Warren
Rt. 5
Chairs Needed At Emergency Polio Hospital
J E Black, a local antique dealer, urges High Point residents to donate high chairs and table chairs for children at the Hickory emergency infantile paralysis hospital. He will arrange pickup and delivery and can be reached at 413 Cable street. shop phone 3054 or home 4 12 18. He notes the care is good but chairs are still needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hic i
J. E. Black
Bobby Black
Black
High Point
Cable Street
Hickory Emergency Hospital
Negro Charged With Reckless Driving After Pickup Collision
A charge of reckless driving was filed this morning against Robert Reese of Reidsville after a collision between two pickup trucks at the North intersection. Reese is identified as a Negro in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reese
Reidsville
North
Truck Crash Report On Main And Washington Streets
According to the invest officer's report the Negro acted to make a left turn at the intersection. Left turns are not allowed at that intersection. Winford Davis of Sophia was driver of the other truck which had several cans of milk in the rear. A small quantity of the milk was spilled. Both front wheels were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Washington Streets
Winford Davis
Sophia
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High St
Max Bones
Depot
H Igh Point
Main &T
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
Downs
Manrilie
Madam Bell
Comite
Felt Hasto
Building & Loan Ass'n
C. Cridlebaugh
Kiwanis Club
Nat Walker
Walgreen
Col. Lynch New C. O
Jay-Dee
West Broad Street
South Main St
Neill BR. McGrachy
Buck Jarrett
Springfield
C.F. Tomlinson
Virginia
Hight
Conce “ Eral Me Se Ambulance
Pune Sas
Albert
K-Z Payment Plan
Ward Street
Sports Outlook
Washington S&t
N. Tl. Gamer
Ested
General
Meee
General Tire
Neal's Auto Service
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