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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1944
Page
3
An advertisement urges readers to try C-2223 for rheumatic pain and muscular aches claiming effective relief. It offers a first bottle refund if not satisfied and mentions purchase price details of 6dc and $1.00 for C-2227.
Mrs. ISP James of East Russell street reports her son Julius N. James has been missing in action in Germany since May 18. He served two years, trained at Cecil Camp and Camp Adair before deployment to the European theater.
Permits for 3700 dollars of new construction, repair, and alterations were issued today. Mel Ostery Mill will add to its plant on role at a cost of 1 dollar. A. Biyahill will repair fire to his three story building on Commerce street at a cost of 2000 dollars. Koonts and White will reroof a nursery school building at 904 B street for 200 dollars. J. E. Vaughn will add to a garage and servant’s quarters at 212 West Bay street for 500 dollars.
The Annual Oyster Supper of Trophy Council No. 29 Jr. O U A M will be held in the Council hall on North Main street tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Counsellor M F Workman urges all members and their guests to attend. The arrangements committee led by Vice Royal C C Grady and O A ites promises good food and an orderly program. The meeting coincides with Pearl Harbor Day and will include a segment about selling bonds to attendees.
Forty-one men from local draft boards depart for induction into the service at Camp Croft S C. Board No 4 inductees include Legette Sellers Paul McDowell William Trivett Dennis Tuttle and others with several transfers from Lexington Old Lyme Conn. Board No 5 supplies twenty seven inductees and several men are transferred to out of town boards including Norfolk Georgetown Ha waii Yadkinville and Charlotte.
Guilford County grand jury reported widespread need for repairs in school buildings and equipment including buses. In High Point area, Jamestown Allen Jay Union Hill campuses showed structural, plumbing, radiator and safety concerns with limited drinking water and dangerous septic tank covers.
South notes East likely holds both diamond honors after a diamond jack lead. By ducking the diamond seven and letting East keep the queen, declarer deduces East cannot safely cover, preserves a diamond trick, and avoids giving away two tricks to North South. West opens club queen and slam chances hinge on East voids.
Preparations are complete for the opening of Y M C A work among Negroes at the Daniel Brooks Center Thursday night at 8 o clock. Representatives of city Negro churches will attend with addresses by Professor J A Tarpley of Greensboro and M A Fletcher secretary of the Negro Y M C A in Winston Salem. The program includes opening prayer by Rev W S McLeod a report on the Greensboro laymen conference by Theodore Walker and a welcome into worldwide Christian fellowship by Rev F L Conrad. Music will be by the Negro high school Hi Y under the director
Sgt. S. E. Montgomery of Centennial Avenue extension has been missing in action since November 12 while serving with an Armored Division under General Patton's Third Army. He earned the Bronze Star for heroic action in France on October 8 and helped his unit advance 250 miles in ten days at Brest. Prior to service he worked for Adams-Millis Corp.
Guilford County commissioners enter year three of a pay-as-you-go policy aimed at reducing debt and funding new projects from current year appropriations. The board has already earmarked 300000 dollars for school improvements.
Professor Buford and Edgar Hartlet will speak on Today and Tomorrow. Dr. J. C. Morgan will preside. Steering committee includes Rev. W. S. McLeod H. L. White Dr. H Creft and Rev. W. F. Elliott. Main St Y M C A committee lists J. Everett Marsh Horace Haworth J. J. Corrigan Rev. F. L. Conrad I. Paul Ingle.
Pioneer grandmother markets a home rub based on mutton suet now paired with Penetro salve industry hype. She claims it relieves chest muscle tightness, bronchial irritation, and phlegm easing while soothing lips and nostrils. Drugstores stock jars nationwide as mothers adopt the remedy.
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