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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1943

Page

10

Sgt Carl Gibson Safe In German Prison Camp

Sgt. Carl F. Gibson 32 of High Point N C was reported safe in a German prison camp after his B 17 was shot down over an enemy target during a raid. Co pilot Lt Stan Chichester of Island New York conveyed the news and said Gibson had been wounded in the leg and treated in a German hospital.

Carl F. Gibson High Point Sunset Drive Chichester Gibson Infurt Flying Fortress Barbara Gibson Germany Harlingen Gunnery School Texas

Fire damages curtains in occupied residence

Firefighters responded to an early morning blaze at 200 West Washington Street occupied by Mrs H M Overby. The flames originated from a capanette area and damaged curtain drapes, with minor smoke and heat exposure reported.

Sueneeenes H. M. Overby West Washington Street

Infant Anita White dies in local hospital

Anita Louise White infant daughter of Mr and Mrs A E White 606 Hedrick Street died yesterday in a local hospital Surviving grandparents are Mr and Mrs S S White and Mr and Mrs C C Surrett all of High Point Graveside service at Oakwood Cemetery this afternoon at two oclock conducted by Rev B H Phaup pastor Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church

Anita Louise White A. E. White Hedrick Street S. S. White Cc. C. Surrett High Point Oakwood Cemetery B. H. Phaup Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church

Woodmen of the World Meet to Elect Officers Tonight

Piedmont Camp No. 62 of the Woodmen of the World will hold a meeting in the lodge hall at 7 30 this evening. Election of officers is a principal feature and full attendance of members is requested.

Ww. Co. W Piedmont Camp The Woodmen of the World

Humane Society Meeting Reads Rab and His Friends

The High Point Humane Society convenes tonight at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs. Valette J Harris on Rockford Road. W A Bivins reads John Browns Rab and His Friends as the program feature following society business.

Humane Society High Point Humane Society Valette J. Harris Rockford Road

Delinquent Registrant Gable Summoned for Physical Exam

Draft board five reports Wilburn Carroll Gable, a registrant, must appear for a physical tonight after the examination notice was returned unclaimed. The board asks anyone knowing his whereabouts to contact them immediately.

Wilburn Carroll Gable Draft Board Five Gable

Ministers Hear Mrs. J. Moffitt Elect Officers

Mrs James Moffitt spoke at the High Point Ministers Association meeting in First Baptist Church on tuberculosis campaign progress She urged stronger ongoing support A church pledges total 1045 with 86450 paid An officer slate was elected to serve next year with leaders from multiple denominations and a program committee named by the group

James Moffitt High Point Ministers Association First Baptist Church T. T. Lindsay Pentecostal Holiness J. S. Hopkins Green Street Baptist W. C. Livingstone First Church of God O. L. Brown Calvary Methodist F. L. Conrad Emanuel Lutheran Harold Hadley Springfield Friends Irby Jackson North Main Baptist H. L. Fesperman O. L. Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Cecil Haworth Virgil Pike Oak Hill Friends Wilson O. Weldon

Williams Flower Shop Moves to 114 E High Street

Mrs A E Williams announces Williams Flower Shop is now located at 114 East High Street in the former Postal Telegraph building. The shop has been remodeled with complete florist equipment installed. Mrs Williams previously operated a shop on the Asheboro road.

Final Rites Held For W. F. Clodfelter

Funeral service for William F. Clodfelter of Lexington Route Two was held at Liberty Baptist church in Thomasville. Rev. Harold Schrama officiated with pallbearers Ernest Kennedy Ted Adams Jack Hill Odis Cook George Tolson and Ernest Blake. Music by Mr and Mrs D B Lucas Roy Yates and Richard Rogers accompanied the service. Flowers were placed by nieces and arranged by Miss Nellie Adams. Interment followed in the church cemetery.

Thomasville William F. Clodfelter Lexington Liberty Baptist Church Harold Schrama Wesleyan Methodist Church of Ernest Kennedy Ted Adams Jack Hill Odis Cook George Tolson Ernest Blake D. B. Lucas Roy Yates Richard Rogers Nellie Adams

Funeral Rites for J. T. Chaney Held in Winston Salem

Funeral services for J. T. Tom Chaney were conducted Sunday at 4 pm from First Baptist Church in Winston Salem. The sermon was led by Dr. A B Conrad and Rev R R Jackson with music by a quartet. Pallbearers included Oscar Smith J R Pierce W E Ari Se Edwards W J Grant and George Co Brown. Local VFW posts assisted at the grave with interment in Floral Gardens.

T. Chaney J. T Tom Winston- Salem First Baptist Church A. B. Conrad R. R. Jackson West End Whichard Harry Monroe Pioneer Camp of Sons and Daughters of Liberty Oscar Smith J. R. Pierce W. E. Ari Edwards W. J. Grant George Co. Brown Floral Cemetery

Mrs Leti tia Worthington Robbins Rites Held At Home

Services for Mrs Leti tia Worthington Robbins wife of L E Robbins were conducted at their home 512 West Bay Street Friday afternoon at three o'clock Rev Wilson Weldon First Methodist Church officiated Interment followed at Floral Garden Cemetery Pall bearers were T O Whittington Charles Hilton Roscoe Clodfelter Boyd W Little Stamey Mendenhall and M A Mates Granddaughters served as flower bearers

Letitia Worthington Robbins L. E. Robbins West Bay Street Wilson Weldon First Methodist Church Floral Garden Cemetery T. O. Whittington Charles Hilton Roscoe Clodfelter Boyd W. Little Stamey Mendenhall M.&. Mates

Tame unruly hair with Moroline Tonic for lustrous grooming

Moroline Hair Tonic offers a solution to unruly hair with a glossy finish. A large bottle is priced at 25c and reportedly sold everywhere for easy access to well groomed styles.

Slim Stocking Fund Indicates A Bleak Xmas For The Needy

The Empty Stocking Fund in High Point shows no donations today, threatening Christmas aid for needy families. The Enterprise lists statistics from social agencies, notes many incomes barely cover necessities, and asks citizens to donate to the Stocking Fund care of The Enterprise with daily totals published. Previously acknowledged gifts total 191 dollars.

High Point

Two Local Women and Lexingon Man Given Prison Terms

In municipal court Judge D C MacRae handed out penalties to three defendants this morning. A 31 year old woman received months in the county workhouse for violating the prohibition law and possessing three and three quarter quarts of alcohol. Blain Norman, a Lexington white man, was sentenced to 30 days for drunkenness. Frances Saintsing, 39, of 312 E Street, also drew 30 days in the county workhouse for drunkenness.

Egg D. C. MacRae Blain Norman Lexington MacRae Frances Saintsing E. Street

Allied Air Strikes Hammer Nazi Strongholds in Europe

Allied air forces bombed targets in occupied France and Nazi Germany with heavy bombers fighters and medium bombers in daylight raids. The Eighth Air Force reported 11 heavy bombers lost and 11 German fighters destroyed with crews of two bombers saved. one Allied fighter was killed.

France U. S Eighth Airforce

Brown Returns to Base After Weekend With Parents

James Luther Brown, a pre medical student in the V-12 unit at Newberry College in Newberry South Carolina, has returned to his base after spending the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. James I Brown on Lindsay Street.

Pvt. Cromer Returns to Camp Barkeley Texas

Pvt Raymond R Cromer recently returned to Camp Barkeley Texas after a furlough with his parents at 903 Smith Street He entered the service in October 1942

Pvt Raymond R. Cromer Camp Barkeley Texas Smith Street

Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel James J. Griffith Jr

James J. Griffith Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Griffith of 402 Parkway, has been promoted from major to lieutenant colonel in the U S Air Force. He serves with the 92nd bombardment group of the Eighth Air Force in England and has earned the Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters for a raid over Lille, France. His wife and one and a half year old daughter, who he has not yet met, live in Dallas, Texas.

James J. Griffith, Jr J. J. Griffith 402 Parkway U. S. Air Force 92Nd Bombardment Group Eighth Air Force England Griffith Lille France Dallas Texas

Nets woven by Akron women aid Navy airships

In Akron Ohio women workers churn out large nets for Navy blimps used in sub hunting. The article notes 275000 knots are required to complete a single net and praises the women’s role in the war effort.

Akron Ohio

Danville Street Dept Sells Tobacco at Auction Season

Danville Virginia street cleaning department sold gathered tobacco from warehouses to processing plants during the auction season for 125 dollars. Proceeds went to local charities.

Danville Druys

High Point High School Band Delivers 58th Concert

The High Point high school symphony performed its 58th concert with alumnus Charles Medlin as cello soloist under conductor Miss Virginia Frank. Medlin, now with the state symphony and UNC orchestra, played Tschaikowsky Andante Cantabile and Saint Saens Allegro Appasionate, with The Swan as encore. Emile Lespez accompanied. Mouret’s overture to The Goberti concluded the program.

High Point High School Symphony Orchestra Charles Medlin Virginia Frank Medlin State Symphony UNC Tschaikovsky Saint Saens Emile Lespez United States Pearl Harbor Russia China Britain Miss Frank Mouret H 1 Grieg Glie Clio Offenbach Mozart

Owl Hits Bus Driver as It Crashes Through Windshield

C. O. Olive, a bus driver at 807 Carrick Avenue, was injured when a 48 inch owl flew through the windshield on a trip from Fayetteville to Wilmington. The bird scratched his nose and eye, a soldier passenger gave first aid, and Olive received six stitches at a Fayetteville hospital.

C. O. Olive Carrick Avenue Wilming Fayetteville Live Olive

Certificates Awarded to Draft Board Officials

Certificates of appreciation were awarded to draft board members and other officials who served a year or more. Officials named include William J. Fraley Dr. T Mann Horace S Haworth Dr Cc T Whitten and Dr G C Perry, with former officials Rev F L Conrad and J W Atkins also receiving awards. Franklin D Roosevelt J Melville Broughton J Van B Metts and Lewis B Hershey announced the honors.

Draft Board Five Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service William J. Fraley T. Mann Horace S. Haworth Cc. T. Whitten G. C. Perry Rev F. L. Conrad J. W. Atkins Franklin D. Roosevelt J. Melville Broughton J. van B. Metts

Building Here Shows Increase in Local Construction

The High Point building inspector reports that last month nearly doubles November 1942 figures. Total repairs and non residence building reached 16,021 versus 8,539 in 1942, with five month totals showing repairs and new work rising to 123,733 from 79,209 in the previous year.

High Point

Supreme Court Hears Appeals In Swanson Slaying

The state supreme court reviewed appeals of three white youths sentenced to die in the Central Prison gas chamber for the murder of E. J. Swanson. Elmer Hardie Biggs Jr., 20, William Dalton Biggs, 18, and John Edgar Messer, 19, were captured in Danville Virginia. Judge Burgwyn set July 23 for the execution as the stay occurred in February. Jamestown merchant is expected this week.

Supreme Court Central Prison E. J. Swanson Jamestown Merchant State Supreme Court W. H. S. Burgwyn Burwyn Elmer Hardie Biggs, Jr William Dalton Biggs John Edgar Messer Danville

Permits Issued For Repairs And Constructions

Building permits issued by the city building inspector include J. W. Sanders for 1000 dollars to repair and paint a dwelling at 716 South Hamilton Street Odis Nance for 200 dollars for basement work at 308 West Davis Street W. P. Renfrow for 350 dollars to build a garage and S. C. Vincannon for 140 dollars for general repairs to a house at 903 Redding.

Office of City Building Inspector J. W. Sanders South Hamilton Street Odis Nance West Davis Street W. P. Renfrow S. C. Vincannon Redding

Underwriters Probe Fambrough Fires Involving Smoky Accusations

Union officials led by William Straiton of the Greensboro office investigated Joe Fambrough over four fires including one at the Sherates Hotel. Fire chief E K Ingram alleged arson while a suspended sentence for drunkenness looms. Local property damages were pursued in municipal court and at the Ecker Apartments and M T Janes home.

William Straiton Greensboro National Fire Underwriters Joe Fambrough E. K. Ingram Straiton John H. Kalte Ecker M. T. Janes Ld White Carolina Depeay Fambrough D. C. MacRae Sherates Hotel

L. F. Clodfelter Dies After Brief Illness

Lorenzo Francis Clodfelter aged 90 died at his High Point Route Two home after a short illness. He was born in Davidson County April 1 1853 and was the last survivor of his family. His wife Victoria Wyre survives with daughter Mrs. Sarah of Winston Salem Route Five, five grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. The body goes to his grandson Jerry Clodfelter’s High Point Route Two home. Funeral at Shady Grove Methodist Church Tuesday at 2 30 p m. Interment in the church cemetery.

Thomasville Lorenzo Francis Clodfelter High Point Clodfelter Davidson County David Clodfelter Nancy Myers Clodfelter Laura Victoria Wyre Sarah Winston- Salem Route Five Green Funeral Home Jerry Clodfelter Shady Grove Methodist Church J. A. Allen B. A. Mitchell Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church Shady Grove Church

Final Rites Held For Robert Bryant

Funeral service for Robert Bryant of Thomasville Route Two was held Saturday at Mount Zion Pilgrim Holiness church with Rev. T. R. York officiating. Pallbearers included Clarence Tuttle Buford Gordon June Pierce Elwood Gordon Dayton Jones and Daniel Lambeth. Interment followed in the Heath family cemetery.

Thomasville Robert Bryant Mount Zion

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