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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1952

Page

2

Unmarked Rural Mail Boxes Cause Undelivered Letters

Local postmen report mail undelivered due to unmarked boxes on rural and mounted carrier routes. William H. Farlowe explains substitutes struggle identifying owners on long routes, risking delays. Authorities urge residents to clearly display names, street and house numbers and keep boxes accessible to reduce costs and delivery errors.

Theople William H. Farlowe Farlow Post Office Department Postoffice

Thomasville Opens Liberty Drive School Amid Funding Worries

The Thomasville school board announced Liberty Drive Elementary will open next Wednesday despite acknowledged funding shortfalls. Additional money is expected to be sought later in the school year as the district faces budget cuts and ongoing financial strain.

Thomasville Liberty Drive Ty Council Council George Arnold Lexington Arnold Randolph Street Colonial Drive Church Street Kern Street Main Street

Corn Flakes in Politics in New York

The American Heritage Foundation announced Kellogg Co has printed Eisenhower and Stevenson images on corn flakes packages with a message urging consumers to support the presidential candidates in the November 4 election. This unprecedented industry move aims to get out the vote through the everyday breakfast item.

New York American Heritage Foundation Kellogg Co Battle Creek Mich Dwight D. Eisenhower Gov Adlai Stevenson

City Transit Ordered To Resume Buses In Sherwood Village

The North Carolina Utilities Commission ordered City Transit to resume bus service in Sherwood Village and on Green Street after a mix-up in negotiations. The dispute centered on routes inside and outside City limits and a pending franchise sale to Roy B. Johnson.

City Transit Sherwood Village City Transit Company Green Street North Carolina Utilities Commission Commission Amos Kearns E. A. Hughes, Jr Roy B. Johnson Hughes K. Herman Falk the Utilities Commission Johnson Falk Kearns Street Valley Ridge Drive Player Drive Grover Jones Utilities Commission

Service members assigned and reporting for duty from High Point area

Corporal Wesley J Paschal has been assigned to Fort Jackson after returning from Korea and is on 30 day leave with Mrs. Paschal of High Point. Private First Class James A Myers completed relief from active duty at Fort Jackson and will remain in the North Carolina National Guard. Captain Robert Earl Steed reports for training at NAS Corpus Christi before duty at El Toro. Airmen Ralph D Dyer and Donald G Richardsonson are undergoing basic indoctrination at Lackland AFB. Bruce G Hobson serves aboard USS Newport in the Far East. Private first class David R Hammon returns to Germany after leave, stationed at Nahbollenbach Depot. Seaman Jimmy A Dailey reports aboard USS Iowa in the Far East. A-38c Elmore McRae reports to Korea with the Fifth Air Force 17th Bomb Wing Night Intruder for operations against enemy supply lines.

Wesley J. Paschal United States Army Korea Fort Jackson South Carolina Department of the Army Paschal W. C. Paschal High Point James A. Myers Young Street Separation Center Myers North Carolina National Guard National Guard Robert Earl Steed USMC Earl B. Steed Mary R. Steed East Farriss Avenue U.S. Naval School Nas Corpus Christi Texas Steed Marine Corps Air Station el Toro California Ralph D. Dyer Zeke Dyer Grace Street Lackland Air Force Base Air Force Donald G. Richardson Ola Richardson Centennial Avenue Lackland San Antonio Human Resource Research Center David R. Hammon Wanda Jones Street Army Nahhbollenbach Germany England France Italy Switzerland Hammon 522Nd Quartermaster Johns-Manville Products Corp Odessa Business College Frank Bryant East Street Pittsburg, Calif Jimmy A. Dailey Dorsey A. Dailey Larkin Street Iowa Far East United Nations Elmore McRae Washington, D.C Fifth Air Force 17Th North Korea McRae 17Th Street N.E Washington D.C Daisy Marshall Hoover Street

Moose Sponsors Circus With Free Admission for Kids

More than 900 local children will attend the Kelly-Morris Circus at Welch Field grounds in High Point on two Wednesday showings at 2 30 and 8 30 pm. Local Moose sponsor free child admission and advertise a display of fifteen big circus nets numerous animals and dozens of seasoned performers. Governor Jack Byerly of the Loyal Order of Moose confirms the local generosity.

Kelly-Morris Jack Byerly Loyal Order of Moose Organization The Moose High Point Welch Field Grounds

Revival Begins This Afternoon At Deep River Camp

A revival meeting starts at 2:30 p.m. at the Deep River Camp, two miles from Fairfield Methodist Church off Highway 62 near High Point. Evangelist Doug Las Winn of Martinsville Virginia will preach. Spencer Williamson directs music and also runs the camp. The event includes special singing tonight.

Deep River Camp Fairfield Methodist Church High Point Douglas Winn Martinsville Virginia Mr. Winn America Youth For Christ Spencer Williamson

Annual Hines Family Reunion Set for Sept 7

The Hines family will hold its 92nd annual reunion on Sunday September 7 at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Bud Hines off the old Winston Salem Road. The gathering starts at 1 p m with singing and entertainment and a picnic lunch at 4 p m.

Hines A. J Bud) Hines Winston-Salem Road

Rural Schools Need Help

A teachers conference at Columbia University urged New York state to adopt tax programs funding sound education for rural and urban pupils. The 35 educators included rural teachers district superintendents and officials from teachers colleges and the state education department.

New York Columbia University State Departments of Education

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