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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1945

Page

11

County Board to Study Rural Fire Protection in Open Meeting

Guilford County Board of Commissioners will hold an open meeting in Greensboro Monday afternoon to discuss rural fire protection. Chairman J E Millis said leaders from High Point and Greensboro chambers of commerce and the public have been invited to share views and advise on possible enabling legislation for rural fire districts and funding. The meeting aims to sound public opinion before any state measure to allow communities to form fire districts and levy taxes.

Guilford County Board of Ty Commissioners Greens J. E. Millis Millis High Point Bore Chambers of Commerce Legisla Guilford Delegain General Assembly Cipality Ccipality Someoge

Know Your Dough Counterfeit Money Warning Poster

The Safe ty Education Department and U S Secret Service issue guidance to spot counterfeit cash. The film Doubtful Dollars explains genuine money images and identity marks to avoid passing altered bills, noting Washington on ones Jefferson on twos Lincoln on fives Hamilton on tens Grant on fifties and Franklin on hundreds.

Treasury Department U. S. Secret Service Safety Education Department Aetna Casualty and Surety Co Washington Jefferson Lincoln Hamilton Grant Franklin

High Point city seeks better Moody's bond rating

City officials headed by Mayor Arnold J. Koonce urged Moody's Investors Service to re evaluate High Point finances aiming for lower interest on bonds. The delegation detailed tax and street assessment recoveries, real estate foreclosures, and new plans boosting property tax rolls to support postwar improvements.

New York Point City Moody Rating Bureau Arnold J. Koonce Roy Grover Jones Lake Crowe J. G. Groome H. N. Williard Earl Phillips D. W. Ellinwood Municipal Bond Division Moody's Investors Service High Point

Polio Fund Surpasses $1000 With Private Donations

Individual contributions to the Paralysis fund exceed the $1,000 goal, reaching $1,021.42 as of today. A full report of all collections will be issued tomorrow by H. Baker, president of the Jun Chamber of Commerce, which oversees the local drive.

Paralysis Fund H. Baker Jun- Chamber of Commerce

Pvt Jack Haley Declared Missing In Action In France

Pvt. Jack Haley 21 son of Mrs. Jie C. Haley 804 Meredith Street was reported missing in action in France since January 13. Inducted August 1943, he trained in Oklahoma and went overseas March last year. He previously received the Purple Heart for wounds suffered in France July 19, 1943.

Jack Haley Jie C. Haley Meredith Reet Haley Oklo France

Sowers of Thomasville Awarded Purple Heart

Pfe. H. R. Sowers husband of the former Miss Clettie Gar Tell residing with her son at 512 Concord street in Thomasville has been awarded the Purple Heart for wounds in Germany in November 1944. He volunteered in May 1941 and trained at Camp Wheeler Fort Benning and other posts before being sent overseas in January 1944. He served in Germany France and Belgium.

Thomasville Pfe H. R. Sowers Clettie Gar- Tell Concord Street Germany Pfe. Sowers Camp Wheeler Fort Benning Georgia Fort Dix New Jersey Camp Gordon Johnson Florida Fort Jackson S. C Pfc Sowers France Belgium

January Postal Receipts Show Gain

J C Payne assistant treasurer notes January postal receipts total 29 122 37 dollars up from last year 4695 58 dollars indicating a gain of 4 426 79 dollars and predicting 1945 will surpass 1944 as the year with the highest post office totals.

J. C. Payne Payne

Rotary Club Dinner Blends Greensboro and High Point Leaders

Greensboro and High Point Rotarians plus Rotary Annes held a joint dinner at the Country Club to mark 40 years of Rotary and 25 years for the local club. About 200 attendees included 59 Greensboro members with talks by club leaders and guest speaker R. L. Patton of Morganton.

Rotary Club High Point Greensboro Rotary Annes Rotary Country Club Greensboro Rotarians Charles F. Carroll, Jr High Point Club Aul W. Schenck Frank L. Page Greensboro Club Carter Dalton T. W.rochelle R. L. Patton Morganton North Carolinas Patton

Pfc Bollinger Killed In Action In French Theatre

M O Bollinger Jr of 215 Steele street reports his brother Pfc Billy Bollinger was killed in action in France on January 14. The 18 year old infantryman served seven months, overseas 20 days, and was the youngest Bollinger sibling. Parents Mr and Mrs M O Bollinger Sr reside in Drexel.

M. O. Bollinger, Jr Steele Street Billy Bollinger France Bollinger M. O. Bollinger Drexel

Thieves Loot Local Drug Store Narcotics Safe

Mann Drug Company No 2 at 636 North Main street reported a break in during the night of January 30 31 with 27 bottles and tubes of morphine codeine and other narcotics stolen from a locked drawer. Only the narcotics were taken, value pegged at 860 retail prescription price.

Mann Drug Company No. 2 North Main Street

Rites Held In Richmond For Mrs Brown

Mr and Mrs C M Brown returned home from Richmond Virginia after the death of Mrs Rosa Brown their mother in law She died in a Richmond hospital after months of illness She was a former High Point resident Funeral services were at Bliley Funeral chapel with Rev Grear The burial was in Hollywood cemetery in Richmond Surviving are three daughters and six sons including C M F A Norman Jr W G Greensboro and Carl Brown U S Navy The article also notes a daily wartime transport flight crossing The Hump between China and India every two and a half minutes

C. M. Brown Lexington Avenue Richmond Brown Rosa Brown High Point Bliley Funeral Mr. Grear D.D Hollywood Cemetery J. L. Perrin C. M. Dowell T. A. Bevans C. M F. A Norman, Jr W. G. Greensboro Carl Brown U. S. Navy

Troy Byerly Freed On $1000 Bond In Reavis Case

Troy Byerly, a local furniture worker, was released on a $1000 bond after being arrested as an accessory after the fact in the shooting of Mrs Grace Reavis by her husband John William Reavis. Byerly drove Reavis out of the city after the incident, which left three other people shot but recovering. Reavis faces an $8000 bond on a separate assault with intent to kill charge and possible self harm report.

Troy Byerly Grace Reavis John William Reavis Byerly Reavis

Local ODT Urges Parts Search for War Transport

FBI style thoroughness mirrors the Office of Defense Transport in locating spare auto parts. A High Point maintenance committee led by G. W. Lyles coordinates with ODT and district manager L. F. Manneschmidt to obtain tires and other essentials for buses trucks and taxis to keep war transport moving. Members include C Collins N P Holmes W G Willis and others as authorization to process part requests was given at a maintenance advisory meeting.

FBI Office of Defense Transportation High Point Committee G. W. Lyles Lyles L. F. Manneschmidt C. C. Daley, Jr. Odt Mr. Lyles O.D.T

Fire and smoke threaten downtown business area

Fire and smoke damaged the Model Barber Shop at 1 East Washington Street and Eford's Men's Wear at 124 North Main Street yesterday afternoon. Firefighters battled the blaze, which started in the barber shop rear and spread through a wall. No goods burned, but smoke caused extensive damage. two trucks were kept in reserve for a grass fire nearby. An ambulance stood by as a precaution.

East Washington Street Eford’s Men's Wear North Main Street Alma Desk Company Grimes Street Hamilton Street Eli Ingram Shackleford Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Ingram

Thomasville Scout Camp Plans For New District Camp

A special Thomasville district meeting is called by Chairman N C English for 7 30 PM at City Hall to discuss year plans and the new Boy Scout camp. The Uwharrie Council received a 22 acre Randolph county site donated by Ragan Maurice Mills Inc 16 miles from Thomasville with funds drive planned in Thomasville and Denton.

Thomasville N. C. English City Hall Court Uwharrie Council of Boy Scouts Randolph County Ragan - Maurice Mills, Inc Denton

Railway Express starts local pick up and delivery in High Point

Express Co. begins delivering for Railway Express Agency in High Point with three new trucks to serve inbound and outbound freight on the High Point Thomasville and Denton line. The move follows earlier cooperation with City Transfer Co. and aims to improve service amid wartime shortages and growing volumes.

Railway Express Agency High Point High Thomasville Denton H & D Ee Messrs

A Century Old Invitation Shown By E Stuart

Stuart Co E Stuart displayed a formal 1844 invitation from Mr and Mrs Mc Keithan to Miss Mahala Fitzrandolph for September 18 1844 in Charleston style paper with high quality ink written September 11 1844 in Elizabeth town North Carolina The note recalls a past era with mentions of the Virginia reel and songs of old Scotland as told to later generations.

Co. E. Stuart Mahala Fitzrandolph

Fire Loss During Past Year Is Relatively Light

The High Point fire report shows property including building and contents valued at 1 405 1 was endangered by fire over the year with total losses of 89 737 and insurance coverage of 84 865. Buildings and contents total insurance stood at 1 185 069. There were 360 fires in the year, 358 confined to the original premises.

High Point

Underground Supplied with Thousands of Weapons Before Invasion

Before the invasion of France the underground was supplied with thousands of weapons capable of firing captured German ammunition. The note highlights clandestine arms flow to resistance groups and the peril of using German rounds.

France

Also Mentioned on This Page

America Treasury Pvt Sowers of Purple Heart Virginia Frank Miss Frank Coralie Thoma Emile Serposs Miss Thoma W. Chase Idol John Peacock R. B. Terry Dalton Gate City Club Noble T. Praigg Charles B. Carter Wesleyan Methodist Church Roy H. Parker Floral Gardens Walter Kreuger U. S. Sixth Army Luzon Philippines Lingayen Kreuger Manila International Pfc. Bollinger Richmond, Va China India ODT Stuart
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