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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1943

Page

10

Stocking Fund Donations Fall as Aid Requests Rise

The Empty Stocking Fund saw a sharp drop in donations while demand for help surged to the highest level since the drive began. A mother with six children recently released from hospital cites looming medical costs and insufficient earnings, risking Christmas for her kids each under 14. A widow with three school age children also asks for aid as factory wages fail to cover needs and school expenses grow. Memorial contributions total 5.00 from S Jowers and 1.00 from a friend, bringing the fund to 1586.50.

S. Jowers

Two Cars Clash in Greensboro. $500 Damage Reported

At the North Hamilton and Montlieu intersection late Saturday a collision between James H. Stone 41 of Greensboro and Pfc. Earl Shinley 19 of BTC 10 Greensboro caused about 8500 in damage. Stone’s car suffered 200 in damage and Shinley’s 300. Both drivers cited for reckless driving. Winston C. Cates held on a $50 bond for drunken driving.

James H. Stone Greensboro Pfc Earl Shinley BTC 10 Hamilton Montlieu Shinley Stone Winston C. Cates

Rites Held In Tarboro For Mrs P W Flagge

Mrs Martha Dozier Flagge 68 wife of Dr P W Flagge of Burrus Memorial hospital staff died Sunday afternoon after extended illness. Funeral at Greenwood Cemetery Tarboro with cortege from Sechrest Funeral Home. Born Tarboro June 13 1875 she taught at Greensboro College and held roles in college administration and Y M C A work. Survivors include Dr Flagge a brother Jesse Dozier Pasadena California and a sister Mrs Lewis Lyons Telford North Carolina.

Martha Dozier Flagge P. W. Flagge Burrus Memorial Hospital Greenwood Cemetery Tarboro Sechrest Funeral Home Flagge Greensboro College Dred Peacock Lucy H. Robertson J. W. Long North Carolina Sunday School Association Guilford Count Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Jesse K. Dozier Pasadena

Infant Daughter Of R J Hicks Dies Near Trinity

Jessie Lee Hicks daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Hicks Trinity Route Two died at her grandmother Mrs Lillie Hicks 1 Park St after five days illness. Born April 3 1943 she is survived by her parents and grandparents Mrs Lillie Hicks High Point Mr and Mrs J J Gwyn Mt Airy. Body returned to Mrs Hicks home Monday. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at 1007 Park Street with Rev Julian S Hopkins Green Street Baptist Church. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.

Jessie Lee Hicks R. J. Hicks Trinity Route Two Lillie Hicks Park St R. J Ollie Gwyn Hicks High Point J. J. Gwyn

Death Notices for Robert N. Davis of Randleman

Funeral services for 83 year old Robert N. Davis known as Uncle Bob will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at St. Pauls Methodist Church Randleman. Burial follows in White Hall Cemetery. Survived by wife Hattie Lewallen married in 1891 son Hoyt Davis six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Member of St Pauls Church.

Robert N. Davis Randleman Dec Robert N Bob Davis Sofia St. Paul's Methodist Church White Hall

Robert M. Davis Dies At Home Near Sophia

Robert M. Davis 83 died at his home near Sophia after a brief illness. He married Hattie Llewallen in 1891 and is survived by his wife, son Hoyt Davis of High Point, six grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Services set for Tuesday at 2 PM at St. Paul M E Church in Randleman with Rev. Joel Trogdon officiating. Interment in Whitehall Cemetery.

Randleman Robert M. Davis Sophia Mr. Davis Newton Rebecca Hinshaw Davis Hattie Llewallen Hoyt Davis High Point St. Paul M. E Joel Trogdon Whitehall Cemetery

Men and Women in Service Return to Duty

Sidney Earl Bailey aviation machinist’s mate returns to U.S. naval duties after completion of medical or assignment period. Bailey listed at 306 Front Street with Mrs CB, stepping back into service.

Sidney Earl Bailey Ispendi Morten Trontsea Street U.S. Naval Forces

Marine Hocutt Assigned to Malaria Control in Southwest Pacific

Pfe. Robert J. Hocutt of the U S Marine Corps, a Guadalcanal veteran and son of Mr. and Mrs. J B Hocutt of 712 Fourth Street, has been assigned to malaria control work somewhere in the Southwest Pacific, it was reported today.

Southwest Pacific Pfe Robert J. Hocutt U.S. Marine Corps J.B. Hocutt Fourth Street Guadalcanal

Joyce Promoted To Staff Sergeant At Spence Field Ga

Sgt. Jessie A. Joyce son of Mr and Mrs Reid H Joyce of Route One receives promotion to staff sergeant at Spence Field Moultrie Georgia. His promotion highlights a step in his air force career and local family pride.

Jessie A. Joyce Reid H. Joyce Route One Bank of Staff Srgeant Spence Field Moultrie

Hobbs Graduates From B-24 Bomber Mechanics School

Pfc. J. D. Hobbs son of Mr and Mrs H D Hobbs of 1008 Smith Street has graduated from the B 24 Liberator bomber mechanics school at Keesler Field Miss

Hobbs Pfc J.D. Hobbs HD. Hobbs Smith Street Keesler Field Miss

Casey to Speak at Mont Rotary Kiwanis Christmas Meet

Casey, an executive assistant to President Roosevelt, will address the joint Christmas meeting of the Imant Rotary and Kiwanis clubs in Mont on Wednesday.

Casey Mont Euene Casey Rosevelt Imant Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs

McCandless on Leave from Army Air Corps

Sgt Charles E McCandless Jr visits his parents Prof and Mrs C E McCandless at Oakwood Court on a five day furlough from his meteorologist duties with the Army Air Corps.

Slight Fire Damages Underhill Home and Chimney Incident

A minor blaze damaged W. D. Ingram’s house at 501 Underhill with flames spreading from basement to the first floor. Fire crews, dispatched at 11:45, cleared the scene by 12:48 and the cause remains undetermined. Another chimney fire at 711 Grimes St. in Sam Moon’s residence was extinguished before firefighters arrived.

W.D. Ingram Underhill Ingram Grimes Street Sam Moon

Christmas meal price increase allowed under OPA rules

The rationing board allows slight increases in Christmas and New Year meals for eating places that normally charge higher prices. increases must not exceed 15 percent above Sunday dinner prices under OPA ceilings. If no Sunday operation, prices align with nearest similar establishment. Beverages covered by amendment as well.

OPA Esoe

Woodmen Circle and Circle to Hold Joint Christmas Meet

The Woodmen Circle and Piedmont Camp Godmen of the World plan a joint Christmas gathering Tuesday at 7 30 pm in Woodmen Hall North Main Street. A Christmas program is prepared and members are asked to bring gifts for exchange during the social portion. The article notes the population of French North Africa as about 16 000 000.

W. OO. W Circle Woodmen Circle Piedmont Camp Godmen of the World Woodmen Hall North Main Street French North Africa

Newsboys Christmas Party at Sheraton Hotel

About 100 carrier and 21 adults from The Enterprise staff and guests attended a Christmas party at the Sheraton Hotel at 6 pm Sunday. Spear W. Hackney, Boy Scout Executive, urged youth to value thrift, alertness, and moral character while noting his own modest earnings in earlier days. Music by Mr and Mrs Padgett featured carols and comic songs, followed by a conch dinner and fruit and candies for all attendees.

Sheratone Spear W. Hackney Mage Council Durham Sun Anone Prog Padgett

Funeral Rites For GEORGE C. West Held In Philadelphia

George C. West 65 step father of Mrs R H Smith of Sunset was in declining health eight months and died in Philadelphia. He operated barber shops most of his life and retired eight months ago. Surviving include widow in Philadelphia step daughter Mrs Smith of High Point and step son Claude Smith Wilmington. The body will be brought here for funeral at Koonce Funeral Home Tuesday at 4 pm burial Floral Garden cemetery. Robert I Harris textile maker of 224 Shirley Avenue died recently. services held at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church with interment Oakwood Memorial Park. Choir quartet performed and pallbearers listed.

George West George C. West R. H. Smith Sunset Phila West Philadelphia High Point Claude Smith Wilmington Koonce Funeral Floral Garden Cemetery Robert I. Harris Shirley Avenue C. Excelle Rozzelle Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery John R. Peacock C. R. Hinshaw J. Gurney Briggs J. W. Garrett L. G. Goldstein

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Nan nie R Kearns 79

Funeral services were held Sunday at Mt Vernon Methodist Church for Mrs Nan nie R Kearns 79 who died Friday at her Glenora home. The Rev George Need ham and Rev M R Harvey officiated with music by the choir and a duet. Pallbearers were Joe White Jesse Lawrence Garland Jones June Peace H L Culler and Thurman FE Culler. Burial followed in the church cemetery.

Nannie R. Kearns Glenora Mt. Vernon H. L. Culler Thurman FE. Culler Ichureh

Reynolds Couple Remain In Naval Weather Service

In Sewickley Pennsylvania Helen C Reynolds will replace her husband as chief yeoman of the navy weather bureau in Washington when John R Reynolds goes to sea. The couple forms a naval partnership as one member departs and the other succeeds him in the forecasting office.

Sewickley INS Reynolds Helen C. Reynolds Navy Weather Bureau Washington John R. Reynolds

Judge Gwyn Awards $9,090 in Jeffries Estate Case

Greensboro today, Judge Allen Gwyn granted $5,000 to attorneys for Mrs. Jeffries and $4,000 to attorneys for E. B. Jeffries in the incompetency case to administer the estate that includes the Greensboro Daily News Record. Additional small sums were awarded, with court costs near $1,000 and total litigation costs around $10,500 excluding court expenses.

Greensboro Allen Gwyn E. B. Jeffries Greensboro Daily News Record

Congress Readies Holiday Break Amid Inflation Battles

Washington reports the 78th Congress sides with holiday recess until January 10. Key issues loom on inflation including food subsidies potential repeal, a railroad workers pay raise, and a 35-cent crude oil price hike. Senate and House delayed final action to Feb 17 on the subsidy bill.

Washington House Senate White House Fred M. Vinson Office of Price Administration James F. Byrnes Vinson House Interstate Commerce Committee

Population Shift From War Boosts U S Mobility

The Commerce Department reported a wartime population shift of about 2.5 million workers moving mainly to the west and south. It also noted income payments tied to the war totaling about five billion dollars, or five percent of the national total.

Washington Commerce Department

Betrothal Rite Described With Three Rings

A historical note explains an ancient Hebrew betrothal custom using three rings. One ring symbolized the bride, another the groom, and the third served as a witness to the ceremony.

Schedule changes announced for Southern Railway trains

Southern Railway System issues a public notice outlining passenger timetable changes at High Point North Carolina effective December 20 1943 and January 12 1944. Adjusted departures include trains 39 29 31 34 and 47 with new High Point departure times and notes of intermediate station changes.

Southern Railway System N. C New York Washington High Point Charlotte Atlanta Birmingham Columbia Augusta New Orleans

Mrs Daniels Succumbs In Raleigh

Mrs Addiemiand Daniels, 74, wife of News and Observer publisher Jonas Daniels, died in Raleigh after a long illness. She was daughter of Major William H. Bagley and Adelaide Worth, granddaughter of Gov Jonathan Worth. Funeral set for 3 p m tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church.

Raleigh Addiemiand Daniels J Niels The News and Observer Mexico First Presbyterian Daniels William H. Bagley Adelaide Worth Jonathan Worth Peace In

Constable Jones Charged In Assault Case January Trial

Two linked cases set for January third in High Point Municipal Court charge L G Jones a constable for 4 Point township and Herman Bottoms with assault. W E Jones of 708 Gordon Street sues the constable claiming he was struck with a fist. Witnesses include Luther Edmonson Samuel Kearns and R D Penny. Bottoms is noted to be under a suspended sentence and also accused of striking the constable.

High Point Municipal Court L. G. Jones 4 Point Township Herman Bottoms Route One W. E. Jones Gordon Street Luther Edmonson Saman Route Four T. A. Kearns Lindsay Street R. D. Penny Jones Bottoms

Scouting Director to Visit High Point for Interviews

Frank Dix special deputy regional executive from region six of the Boy Scouts of America will be in High Point tomorrow afternoon to interview men interested in entering scouting as a profession. Dix has a long scouting background including Eagle Scout in 1925 and leadership roles at Berea College.

Frank Dix Boy Scouts of America High Point Dix Berea College Berea Kentucky Harmon Foundation Tay-Low Mobile Boy Scout Council Camp Sunrise Green Mountain Council Rutland Vermont Green Mountain Club

Women Leader Honored In Local History

The obituary notes her role as a founder of local women’s groups, first woman trustee of her alma mater, and a longtime leader in YMCA and United Daughters of the Confederacy activities. She served as Navy Red Cross president during World War I and represented the United States at the 1920 world suffrage conference in Geneva.

Iola Rale United Daughters of the Sombenbon Semuaniee Stone Mountain Daniels Navy Red

High Point Sisters Join Coast Guard Guard Enlistment

Miss Mary Aris Gibson and Miss Laura Aris Gibson are the first sisters from High Point to enlist in the U S coast guard via Raleigh. They are daughters of Mr and Mrs J W Gibson of 1717 North Main Street and will begin basic training at Palm Beach Florida.

U. S. Coast Guard Raleigh Mary Laura Aris Gibson North Main Street Coast Guard J. W Gibson Allen Jay Trinity Palm Beach Fla

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