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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1948

Page

12

Empty Stocking Fund Appeals for Small Donations

The Empty Stocking Fund seeks to raise 5000 dollars with many donors giving under five dollars. Miss Gladis Kivitt at the county welfare office accepts donations, and the High Point Enterprise publishes the appeal. A needy mother and six children, ages six months to eleven years, rely on welfare support after the father deserted. medical care was once unaffordable, and total contributions to date reach 421 dollars.

N. L. Garner Sign Gladis Kivitt High Point Enterprise Fufd High Point American Asso Uni- OY Wor Cices Myrtie Eeesee S. H W. T. Powell Patsy Tom Hogg Aud Cos

Baptists Name Leaders In High Point Association

Reverend George Richmond of Concord Memorial church was elected president of the Baptist Ministerial Association with Reverend Albert S. Hale of First Baptist as vice president and Ward Ostrander of Green Street Baptist as secretary and treasurer. The group will meet again January 3. Carroll Delivers Talk On Education Problems In North Carolina. Charles Carroll, superintendent of High Point City schools, urged energy to improve the school system during a Greensboro talk at Senior High School.

George Richmond Conrad Memorial Church The Baptist Ministerial Association Albert S. Hale First Baptist Church Ward Ostrander Green Street Baptist Church Carroll North Carolina Charles Carroll High Point City Greensboro State Education Commission

No Alarms Answered in 24 Hour Fire Report

No alarms were answered by the fire department between noon yesterday and noon today.

Fire Department

Navy opens enlistment for unlimited 18 year olds

The U S Navy announced this morning it is prepared to accept an unlimited number of 18 year olds for one year enlistments. Divorces Filed suits for divorce have been filed.

U. S. Navy la Rochefoucauld

Names of parties issued here from North Carolina locales

The notice lists individuals issued here from High Point Winston-Salem Greensboro and Kernersville including Ivey C. Pigg Frances Garrison Paul C Hendrix Mamie C Kimble Luther Barringer Mary Hardy Ervin L Griffin Willie C Cecil Fredrick D Masten and Bobbie Rose Smith.

Ivey C. Pigg Frances Garrison High Point Paul C. Hendrix Mamie C. Kimble Winston-Salem Luther Barringer Mary Hardy Greensboro Ervin L. Griffin Willie C. Cecil Fredrick D. Masten Bobbie Rose Smith Kernersville

Hill sues Willoughby for 260 over promissory note

J B Hill filed suit against J E Willoughby for 260 dollars alleging a 200 dollar promissory note due in August 1943, with interest totaling 60 dollars and no payments to date.

J. B. Hill J. E. Willoughby Willoughby

Coast Guard Enlistments Offer Home For Christmas

Men aged 17 to 25 may enlist in the U S Coast Guard with or without prior service and return home for Christmas by applying to Coast Guard Recruiters at the Chatham building in Charlotte.

Coast Guard U. S. Coast Guard Chatham Building Charlotte

Bank janitor fined after $6500 theft from local Savings bank

Romaine Albea pleaded guilty to taking $6500 from an unlocked cash box at Point Savings and Trust in Greensboro. He received a $540 fine and three years probation, with a suspended sentence of a year and a day to a federal reformatory in Petersburg. He had repaid money from his savings and a loan on his home. mayor and bank officials testified to his good reputation.

Greensboro Point Savings and Trust Pany Romaine Albea High Int Negro States District Court Petersburg Albea William S. Clari Clarida Timony Theederal Bureau of Investigation High

Farriss Andrews Bible Class Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

J. E. Gibson was elected president of the Farriss Andrews Bible class at First Baptist church last night. Officers include Junie Smith first vice president Van S Reddick second vice president John Reavis third vice president Co W Potts secretary treasurer and J Ed Kennedy assistant secretary treasurer. About 325 guests attended the supper meeting as the class reported enrollment of 230. Rev A S Hale spoke on the class work including missions polio hospital aid to other churches charity and orphanage efforts.

J. E. Gibson Farriss-Andrews First Baptist Church Junie Smith van S. Reddick John Reavis Co. W. Potts J. Ed. Kennedy Gibson Rev A. S. Hale Thomasville Mills Arnold Koonce L. Y. Thayer G. R. Ridge

Teen-Age German Girl Goes Back Home to Think It Over

In Pittsburgh a 19 year old German woman Elizabeth Sauer returns to Kassel to discuss marriage plans with her parents after falling in love with Ralph Gaber the brother of her intended husband Karl Gaber Both men are US Army veterans Elizabeth will fly home December 21 to spend Christmas with her family Karl says he hopes to gain parental consent and possibly visit Germany in the next two years The trio emphasize delaying marriage to respect Elizabeths parents wishes and preserve their lifelong commitments

Pittsburgh Elizabeth Sauer Kassel Germany Ralph Gaber U. S. Army Gaber Elizabeth Ralph Karl

Industry Hits Postwar Peak of Expansion

A special committee of the investment bankers association of America reports that American industry has passed the peak of postwar expansion but will likely keep large scale spending in 1949. Elections create uncertainty about investment outlook with demand for fixed income securities rising on the belief of lower rates under a Democratic administration. Major companies such as U S Steel General Motors General Electric and Johns Manville plan sizable cuts in 1949 versus 1948, while manufacturers as a group may trim less, keeping overall expenditures down about ten percent.

Hollywood Fra Investment Bankers Association of America U. S. Steel General Motors General Electric Johns Manville

Twenty divorces granted in Municipal court terms

Twenty divorces were granted yesterday and this morning, adding to seven issued Tuesday, in the civil term of Municipal court. Absolute divorces were granted for Clarence King, Roy Lee Walker, Grace C Hicks, Madeline McAllister, Fred T Segers, Paul Scarce, David N Causey, Robbie White Dudley, Matthew Claud Yow, Harvey Clinton Vaughn, Lovetta Little, Myrtle R Derr, Gladys Beatty, Francis L Hopkins, Loretta S Shoaf, Bessie C Craft, Earl T Kirk, Minnie Francis, Carl W Rice, and Janie M Nelson. The morning session began a suit by Allen H Gwynn and Joe Gwynn of Winston-Salem seeking 9000 dollars plus interest from Dave Miller and Charles T Bolton, alleging a promissory note with chattel mortgage on a tractor. defendants deny sign and agreement.

Clarence King Grace King Roy Lee Walker Lillian E. Walker Grace C. Hicks Thamon J. Hicks Madeline McAllister Chess McAllister Fred T. Segers Virginia Segers Paul Scarce Bessie Scarce David N. Causey Pattie M. Causey Robbie White Dudley Marvin Dudley Matthew Claud Yow Minnie Bellow

Sixteen Seniors Honored by National Honor Society Induction

Sixteen high school seniors were inducted into the National Honor Society in a candlelight ceremony at the senior high school auditorium at 9:40 this morning. New members include Bobby Hopkins Shirley Kirkman Margaret Little Jane Beam Scotty Cook Charles Shufelt Ruth Ellen Monroe Gladys Linthicum Paul Conrad Peggy Layton Bobby Younts Chet Allen Jerry Hester Dick Boyles Nancy Jo Smith and Carolyn Murray. Betty Claire Schultheiss presided. Speakers covered character scholarship leadership and service with Mazie Strickland lighting and Patsy Clodfelter devotional. Dorothy Lewis played piano and Don Silver violin during the program.

National Honor Society Bobby Hopkins Shirley Kirkman Margaret Little Jane Beam Scotty Cook Charles Shufelt Ruth Ellen Monroe Gladys Linthicum Paul Conrad Peggy Layton Bobby Younts Chet Allen Jerry Hester Dick Boyles Nancy Jo Smith Carolyn Murray Betty Claire Schultheiss

Club and religious notices for tonight and this week

The 20th Century Club meets at Robert Boyd’s home 1620 Murray St tonight at 8. The Missionary Circle of Temple Memorial meets Thursday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Emily Cameron 412 W Willis St. This is the final meeting of the year. Elder F Yelverton of Durham preaches at Mars Hill tonight at 8. Rev J B Mason and Bethlehem Baptist Church worship at Emmanuel tonight at 7 30. Golden Trumpet quartet from Monroe sings at United House of Prayer Sunday at 3. Silver Trumpet group from Charlotte sings at St Matthews CME Friday at 8.

20Th Century Club Robert Boyd Murray St Missionary Circle Missionary Circle of Temple Memorial Emily Cameron W. Willis St Mars Hill F. Yelverton Durham Emmanuel J. B. Mason Congregation of Bethlehem Baptist Silver Trumpet Group Charlotte St. Matthews Cme

York housewife reports gas range picks up radio signals

A York Pennsylvania housewife says her gas range receives shortwave transmissions from her neighbor an amateur radio operator and she recently heard his voice clearly in her store while he spoke with another operator in South America, according to her report.

York South America

Unsealed Christmas Cards Alert Post Office Deluge

Postal officials warn Christmas mail will surge by mid December with cancellations rising from 22 000 to 31 000 pieces daily and peaking at 140 000. People urged to mail ready cards early and avoid peak windows 9 to 10 a m and 1 30 to 3 30 p m.

License Examiner Urges Eds Folders to Take Examinations

License Examiner James G. Poe warns drivers with last names starting E F or G to visit the local station before December 31 midnight to renew licenses. After that, driving on an old license incurs a misdemeanor with fines or jail. Examinations resume in staged periods through 1951 for remaining letter groups.

Edwards Poe

November home building downturn linked to seasonal drop

Outlays on new home construction fell in November by 8 percent to 600 million dollars, with the labor department attributing the decline to seasonal factors.

Washington Labor Department

Catawba Tribe Invades Hill For Phantoms Homecoming Coach Ruth

Salisbury December 8 The Catawba Indians travel to Chapel Hill to face the White Phantoms as head mentor Earl B Ruth marks homecoming He played for Carolina 1934 to 1938 earning All Southern honors He captained teams in 37 and 38 and remains a top scorer in a third season directing Catawba basketball since 1946 His Braves have risen to become a top North State conference club

Catawba Braves Megaccre

Polidor and Riley Teach at Radnor High School

Villanova football players Bob Polidor and Bob Riley are practicing teaching at Radnor High School in Pennsylvania with Polidor in social studies and Riley in English.

Bob Polidor Bob Riley Villanova Radnor Polidor Riley

Attendance record set at Washington stadium for Minnesota game

Forty thousand four hundred eighty seven fans filled the University of Washington stadium smashing attendance marks. Syracuse University cross country led by coach Bob Grieve was undefeated last season. Villanova faces Army teams as the West Point group is regarded as the hardest hitting of all years.

University of Washington Minnesota Bob Grieve Syracuse University Villanova Army West Point

Draft Board to Send Questionnaires to 3500 Veterans

High Point draft board officials announce plans to mail questionnaires to about 3500 veterans, fathers and married men. They stress that reception does not imply immediate induction and that forms must be returned within 10 days. Address changes must be reported to avoid delinquency and possible induction. Questionnaires must be filled in on typewriter or ink.

High Point Draft Board

Old Pros Struggle At Miami Open Golf Tourney

In Miami Florida the $10 000 Miami open opens with top pros and amateurs chasing a 72 hole title. Buster Mills and Ned Cooper posted 68s in the qualifying round to lead a group of players including George Bolseta Harold J Paddock Bob Taski and Ollie Kay. Defending champ Jimmy Demaret and Sammy Snead are among favorites with Hogan Middlecoff and Ferrier absent.

Miami Fla Buster Mills Kansas City Mi Springs Ned Cooper Charlotte N. C George Bolseta Palma Ceia Tampa Harold J. Paddock Aurora Ind Bob Taski North Hampton Mass Ollie Kay University of Miami Ben Hogan Cary Middlecoff Jim Ferrier Jimmy Demaret Sammy Snead Lloyd Mangrum

Sibelius Celebrates 83rd Birthday at Villa Ainola

Finnish composer Jean Sibelius marked his 83rd birthday at his Jaer venpoone countryside home Villa Ainola with family. The reclusive genius and his wife Aino reside 25 miles north of Helsinki in Finland.

Sibelius Helsinki Finland Jean Sibelius Aino Ainola Jaervenpoone Hel

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