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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1946

Page

2

Christmas Eve at Home Play Joins Mt. Vernon Service Change

Mt. Vernon Baptist holds a Christmas program by the Junior Missionary circle Friday at 8 p.m. at Mt. Vernon, while renovations push Sunday services to First Baptist Church at 3 p.m. Rev. F C Bass urges Mt. Vernon members to attend. Pattie Pike visits her ill mother Martha Moore in Greensboro.

Mt. Vernon Baptist Church First Baptist Church F. C. Bass Mt. Vernon First Baptist Mather Pattie Pike Lee Street Martha Moore Greensboro Willie Watts

Sally League Shifting Pilots in 1947 season

Columbia December reports a widespread manager shuffle in the Sally League as the 1947 baseball season approaches. Most South Atlantic loop teams are set to have new skippers when play begins.

Sally League Columbia D. C

Miss Reid Speaks On TB Rehabilitation Program

Eva Reid outlined an occupational therapy program at Guilford County Sanatorium to help patients rest relax and engage in rehabilitation activities. The High Point Tuberculosis Association met at its West Washington Street headquarters with Mrs. S. S. Sanders presiding and Miss Virginia Ryan reporting on a tuberculosis seal sale and Negro planning committee meeting. The board approved purchasing a sterilizing lamp for sanatorium use and sterilizing all patient made gifts for outside recipients.

Guilford County Sanders Negro Planning Committee Virginia Ryan Saunders Charles Mendenhall Kennethan Ben Herman M. B. Bonner S. 8. Coe I. Paul Ingle

Minneapolis Blaze Halts Spreading to Grain Elevators

Intense heat hampered fire crews for about four hours as a southeastern Minneapolis wooden structure burned. Officials believe overheated grain in a clogged chute started the fire, with cold conditions hindering handling. Firefighters laid ho sues for water over a mile and faced nearby grass fires sparked by embers.

Fargo N. D Minneapolis la Crosse Wis

Five Negroes Burn to Death in South Philadelphia Hotel Fire

Five Black residents perished and more than 40 were injured as fire gutted the ground floor of a four story hotel in near freezing weather. Fire Marshal George Gallagher said an initial probe traced the blaze to a lighted cigarette. Carnegie Lester, 37, the night manager, raised the alarm as residents fled the upper floors via fire escapes.

Philadelphia Nem

Funeral Rites for Mrs Goldsmith at First Baptist

Funeral service for Mrs Constance McGehee Goldsmith wife of C D Goldsmith of 113 Briggs Avenue was held at First Baptist church Thursday at 11 am with Rev Wilbur Hutchins officiating A mixed quartet including Mrs Marvin Late Miss Wila Gray Lewis Robert Ellis and Junie Smith sang Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery Active pallbearers were Noah A Davis Homer Miller G L Asbury E F Profitt Lloyd Thayer and J E Hedrick Flowers were carried by church members friends and neighbors

Goldsmith Constance McGehee Golsmith C. D. Goldsmith Briggs Avenue First Baptist Church Wilbur Hutchins Marvin Late Wila Gray Lewis Robert Ellis Junie Smith Slate Harry G. Monroe Noah A. Davis Homer Miller G. L. Asbury E. F. Profitt Lloyd Thayer J. E. Hedrick Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery

Senator Ferguson faces perjury and contempt charges in Bilbo case

The senate debate centered on Terry amid allegations by Ferguson and allies that he lied about returning $15,000 tied to Liberman. Terry claimed confusion and said the money was given back to Liberman's estate, while lawyers argued the charges target matters beyond Bilbo’s contracts.

Ferguson Mich Senate Terry Bilbo Mississippi Aargaic Liberman Disrman Dillon

Retired Georgia Dairy Chief John Sansken Dies

John Sansken aged 86, longtime head of Georgia Carolina dairies, died yesterday in Augusta. Born in Germany, he founded the dairy with plants in Macon Albany Tifton and Greenwood S&S C. He served as director of the Georgia railroad bank and trust company. Funeral services were held locally.

Agusta John Sansken Georgia-Carolina Dairies Funreal Sacken United States Germany Macon Albany Tifton Greenwood S&s. C Georgia Railroad Bank and Trust Company

City to start two new bridges with Cavalier crew

City Manager Roy Braden said Cavalier Construction of Portsmouth arrives with materials to begin the Hamilton Street bridge site. Perry Street bridge work to start within 10 days using similar machinery and supervisors. Willowbrook Street bridge to open before Jan 1. A foot bridge at College Street nears completion.

Roy Braden Cavalier Construction Company Portsmouth Hamilton Street Bridge Cavalier Perry Street Willowbrook Street College Street

Weather uncertainty looms over Christmas forecast

The weatherman refused to forecast a long range Christmas outlook, citing uncertainty. Details on temperatures or precipitation were not provided, leaving readers without a firm holiday weather prediction.

Cold Wave Spreads East With Mixed Temperatures Across Regions

The season's first extended cold wave moves east across the Atlantic seaboard toward the Gulf, while the Midwest stays low and Birmingham Alabama sees subfreezing readings. Forecasters expect moderating temperatures in the plains to reach the Great Lakes and eastern states by weekend with possible fresh cold air into the north central states Saturday or Sunday.

Atlantic Seaboard Gulf Midwest Birmingham Ala New England Plains States Great Lakes Dakotas Lower Michigan North Central States

Owner Watches Car Smashed By Train

Albert Seabaston of Thomasville narrowly escaped harm when his 1937 Chevrolet stalled on the Palnt A crossing as a 6 15 p m fast northbound train struck the vehicle. He scrambled free just before the crash, watching the car reduced to pieces beyond repair.

Thomasville Albert Seabaston City Memorial Hospital Southern Railway Palnt A Seabaston

22 Degrees High Pointers Weather Morning Report

The 7 am reading at the U S Weather Bureau showed 22 degrees, 10 degrees below freezing. Temperatures are expected to rise during the day with a colder night and a 22 degree low tomorrow. Puddles were iced and motorists had trouble starting cars.

U. S. Weather Bureau

Soft coal negotiators eye new path after Lewis setback

Observers say a contract with private operators could calm a March 31 walkout threat and ease tensions ahead of the Supreme Court hearing set for January 14. J. Lewis faces contempt charges for canceling a government contract and potential fines totaling 10,000 dollars against him and 3.5 million against the United Mine Workers.

J. Lewis Supreme Court UMW

Birds fluff feathers to trap warm air in cold weather

In cold weather birds fluff their feathers to trap air in loose down. This trapped air acts as insulation, helping them stay warm during low temperatures.

Mrs Janie Robertson, wife of W M Lawrence, dies at 56

Mrs Janie Robertson, 56, of Rt 2 Lexington, wife of W M Lawrence, died yesterday morning. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at Mt Tabor church with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by husband, brother Thomas Robertson of High Point, and sister Mrs Bell Hamilton of High Point.

W. M. Lawrence Lexington Janie Robertson Rt. 2 Mt. Tabor Church Thomas Roberson High Point Bell Hamilton

Collapse of Azerbaijani regime and river of flight in Tabriz

Government troops broke the regime on December 11, two days of combat preceded the entry into Tabriz on December 13. Leaders fled three days before the year mark of the regime. A fled Azerbaijani committee under Jafar Pishevari thanked Stalin for Russian forbearance and praised peaceful policy from Tehran.

Tabriz Azerbaijan Jafar Pishevari Tehran Stalin

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