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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1948

Page

13

Guilford Commissioners Push Health Board Merger and Zoning Plan

Guilford County officials advance a proposed health board merger and a rural planning and zoning unit. The Greensboro Board of Health endorses the merger, with final city council action expected in January. Other topics include a rural dog pound and changes to tax and court structures for the 1949 General Assembly.

Greensboro Guilford County Health Board Greensboro Board of Health City Hall City Council High Point General Assembly Mh Health Board

Midnight Yule Service Set By Catholics

Christmas services at the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary begin at 11:30 p.m. with a midnight mass officiated by Father Robert J. MacMillan. The junior and senior choirs directed by George H. Clark with organist Mrs. T. R. Sullivan perform traditional carols and the Mass music is Turner’s Mass of St Cecilia. Offertory includes Adeste Fideles. Confessions Friday 4:30–5:30 and 7:30–8:30 p.m. The public is invited.

Father MacMillan

Rotarians Turn Weekly Meeting Into Yale Themed Night

Rotarians transformed a regular Thursday meeting into a Yale themed Christmas program led by Mrs Wanna McAnally and Mrs Anita Collins. Mrs Collins recited the Other Wise Man while Jack Cox sang O Holy Night and Mrs McAnally performed Silent Night. Howard Pancoast chaired in J Welch Harriss's absence. Ernest McCall spearheaded the program amid group carols.

Wanna McAnally Anita Collins

Most City Officials To Be Home For Christmas

High Point city officials plan home holidays this Christmas season. Mayor E N Phillips stays home until December 29 then heads to New Orleans to watch UNC Tar Heels vs Oklahoma Sooners in the Sugar Bowl.

E. N. Phillips New Orleans University of North Carolina Tar Heels Amos Kearns John Clinard O. A. Kirkman J. E. Ward J. Sanders Dal Robert Rankin V. L.unt C. A. Lewis Holden's Yale Lewis Santa Claus T. E. Hinson Steele Street Chapel Hill Lake Crowe Elizabeth City J. J. Ellington Thomasville Shore Neal Franklinton N. C Lucy Harper Tar Heel St. Nick Conway S. C Silas McBee Public Works Lois Welborn Smith High Point

Stanleyville Church Burns To the Ground

In Winston-Salem on December 24 the Stanleyville Baptist Church's new brick building burned down after furnishings were installed and the pulpit yet to be set up. Damage was estimated at 12 000 to 15 000 dollars with 1 500 dollars insured. The fire started in a small frame building used as classrooms, and the congregation planned to hold Christmas services at a neighbor's home and consider rebuilding next year if funds allow.

Winston-Salem Stanleyville Baptist Church M. E. Manuel

Land Auction Firm Hosts Yale Party Night Gathering

Williams and Clark Land Auction company executives Mr. F Williams and Mr. Alston Clark entertained their Winston Salem and High Point offices with a dinner at the Sheraton last night. About 18 attendees joined and exchanged gifts. A pre party meeting at 118 1 2 W Washington St outlined plans for the New Year.

Co. F. Williams Alston Clark Williams and Clark Land Auction Company Winston-Salem High Point Sheraton Hotel Mr. Williams Mr. Clark Washington Street

Security Bank Introduces Retirement Benefit Plan

N S Calhoun announces a new insurance annuity type Pension Plan for officers and employees. Eligible workers start at 30 with five years service, retirement ages 60 for women and 65 for men. Benefits approximate 50 percent to 33 1-3 percent of final salary, with costs split between the bank and employees.

N. S. Calhoun Thecurity National Bank Ems Calhoun

Rain Forecast From Airport Weather Station

Occasional rain possibly sleet predicted tonight and tomorrow with heavy overcast. High today 38 degrees, low tonight 30 degrees.

Christmas In Many Lands at Leonard Street School Party

Leonard Street School held its annual Christmas party with each class representing a country through carols and dances. Dolls dressed in country costumes served as centerpieces around decorated tables, and the event featured readings, sweets, gifts, and highlights such as The Golden Heart play and dances by multiple classes.

Leonard Street School Pauline Conrad Merritt Ballenger Mary Belle Hall M. E. Stroud Hattie Anderson L. L. Griffin Eva Graham Pauline Mobley Annie Seymour Bethel Holiness Church Thomas Luper Jessie Luper Charlotte H. P. N. and Association Bethel M. BE. Garden Club J. W. Carter Downing Street O. E. Davis Guilford

Thomasville College Students To Participate In Yale Program

More than 30 local students will join the annual program at the First Baptist Church on Sunday night. The event features organ and vocal numbers, Scripture readings, prayers, and a sermon with participants from UNC, NC State, Campbell, Guilford, Elon, Appalachian and others. Local nursing and teaching colleges are represented among choir members and speakers.

Thomasville College Yale Thomasville First Baptist Church Rena Bray Woman's College of University of North Carolina Donald Ward Tri-State Ind.) College James Rodgers North Carolina State College Aldeen Robbins Campbell College Dalton Myers Guilford College W. Gordon Smith Randolph-Macon Academy John W. Stone, Jr Eastern Claiborne Black United States Navy Hubert Coffee University of North Carolina Joe T. Scroggs Appalachian State Teachers College James C. Payne Eastern Carolina State Teachers College Bill Sink Joe Beasley Oak Ridge Academy Martha P. Ivey University of Georgia Hospital Jacquelyn Ward Woman's College Patricia Dickens Donna Wright Ashmore Business College Mozelle Rogers Appalachian State Teachers’ College Frances Aderholt Winston-Salem Memorial Hospital Nurses’ School Ford Dixon Thomasville High School Ruby

Christmas charity listed by town volunteers and widows aided

A local list shows many names of young men who gave Christmas boxes to widows on the south side of town. The city ushers union plans a Sunday meeting at 3 30 at the First Baptist church. The article also recalls Aleco Doscena reproducing Renaissance pieces and a royal funeral scene with King Edward VII's terrier Caesar marching behind the gun carriage.

C. Roebuck J.oy R. J. Parks E. Melton S. G. Gripper A. L. Ellison K. O. Simrel C. Miller R. Price Davis Cleaners Ty Withers W. Williams A. Dubard C. Chatman R. Hightower J. Haith D. Walden Roy Davis L. Cripper Proffitt Wholesale Spurgeon Williams T. Whitaker J. Young E. Coleman van Shad A. Evans J. H. Williams Sonny Little R. Vandehill E. Cloud R. Bennett C. Weeks J. C. Richardson E. Wilson W. Brown H. H. G. H. Nesbitt W. Lovett Tatum J. Ingram W. Trap City Ushers Union First Baptist Church

Wreaths Placed At First Baptist For Dr W F Clayton Memorial

Decorations at the First Baptist Church include three large wreaths placed by the Sunday school in memory of the late Dr W F Clayton former superintendent. The chimes will ring from the church tower this evening and Christmas night and the church will be open for meditation and prayer both times.

First Baptist Church W. F. Clayton

Buffalo mill payroll robbed in Union County

A safe at the Union Buffalo mill office four miles west of Buffalo was punched open between eight and nine last night and about $5000 in payroll money was stolen. Sheriff J Harold Lamb led a county wide investigation with Union police and state police joining, aided by an identification expert. Entry was through a window and the combination was quickly punched. The money was to be distributed to third shift employees in several departments.

UNION 8. C Union Buffalo Buffalo Here J. Harold Lamb H. H. Willard Lamb

Teacher Charged With Manslaughter to Get Hearing Here Wednesday

The Empty Stocking Fund passes the $4,000 milestone with donations continuing through the year’s end. Contributors include Nell Sheloff and J W Gordon, among others, as the fund reaches $4,001.18 with thanks from the committee.

Nell Sheloff J. W. Gordon Perry Billy Ragsdale The Friendly Club Ee Samoes Circle Friends Church Eceveceesess

Thomasville Enacts New Left Turn Rule At Square

Thomasville police enforce a new ordinance restricting left turns at the town square to only those toward High Point when moving up Salem Street. Lucile Dubose, 51, a Pilot School music teacher, was arrested for hit and run and manslaughter in the death of Mary Belle Pierce, 45, as police investigate a 1936 Chevrolet linked to the case. Hearing set for December 29. bond set at 3000 dollars.

Thomasville High Point Salem Street Pierce Miss Dubose Iola Leach Rose Jones English Street

Switch In Time May Save Whine

St. Louis reports inventor Donald P. Crookshank of Cleveland has created an automatic under-telephone switch that powers a lamp when the phone rings. The gadget aims to light indoor paths and can also trigger yard or garage lights by a telephone call, letting users approach a dark home as if awaited.

ST. Louis INS Donald P. Crookshank Cleveland Crookshank

High Point Fire Dept Logs No Damage Fires

Fire department logs record three incidents between noon yesterday and noon today. At 1 23 p m a field fire at 1400 Wiltshire Boulevard caused no damage. At 4 07 p m fire in a track bed on North Main Street caused no damage. At 7 27 a m a grass fire on Courtesy Road caused no damage.

Wiltshire Boulevard North Main Street Courtesy Road

Water system stalemated over steel pipe shortage

A proposed half million dollar water system for Trinity Archdale and Allen Jay communities stalls as Randolph Water Works cannot secure steel pipe and other equipment. Plans called for a filter plant pumping station and a million gallon tank near Trinity to serve about 4,000 homes and 10,000 people. The Guilford county grand jury cited Allen Jay school facilities as insufficient, but the private company aims to proceed once deliveries resume.

Trinity Archdale Allen Jay J. A. Myatt Randolph Water Works High Point Guilford County Grand Allen Jay School Myatt Water Corporation Archdale Irinity

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