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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1948

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More Cold Weather Forecast As Ice Paralyzes City

High Points March of Dimes quota stands at 7500 with under 1000 raised so far. Oak Hill and Brentwood schools report modest contributions as drive nears close. Readers urged to donate dimes or larger notes to Bland Worley at Wachovia Bank. Emergency Polio Foundation photos show a hospital unit costing about 15 dollars per patient daily.

High Point Oak Hill Brentwood School Bland Worley Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Emer-gpcy Polio Koro The National Foundation Wint Capel Enterprise U. S. Weather Bureau Af

Bible Funds Drive Opens for Schools and Churches

The Public Religious Education council launches a citywide drive to raise over 12 000 for teaching Bible in public schools during 1948 49. Prominent speakers will address church and school groups while youth volunteers solicit donations and promote the elective Bible course now reaching thousands of students.

Public Religious Educaton Council Religious Education Council C. A. McMurray P. H. Dalton Harry Bell William Penn High School Evangical and Reformed Church Council of Church Women Frances Crery Durham

Damages Awarded in Penny Suit Over Car Crash

Three minor plaintiffs from High Point received a total $2,050 in damages after an accident last November 10 involving a Penny motor vehicle. The car driven by Robert L. Ingram Jr. was hit on Montlieu avenue by a station wagon driven by Clarence F. Kirkpatrick, an employee of Senator George T. Penny v Greensboro.

George T. Penny Greensboro Penny Francis Booze Robert Brady Earl Wayne Kearns High Point Robert L. Ingram, Jr Montlieu Avenue Clarence F. Kirkpatrick

Legion To Meet Monday Evening At Legion Home

Post No. 87 of the American Legion will hold its monthly meeting at the legion home 409 West High street at 7 30 p m Monday February 2 E C Bailey insurance officer of the veterans administration will discuss national service life insurance All veterans invited regardless of Legion membership

Post No. 87 American Legion Legion West High Street E. C. Bailey Veterans Administration National Service The America Legion

Residential Construction On Boom Here Says Parker

High Point sees a building surge as A Scott Parker Jr of Perpetual Building and Loan reports 1947 gains. The 46th annual meeting notes 301 loans near a million dollars, GI loans totaling over 1.65 million, and 307 city permits plus larger outside counts. Savings and thrift rise with two and a half million in total deposits and 3435 in dividends to savers.

Gi Ur High Point A. Scott Parker, Jr Perpetual Building and Loan Association Parker Perpetual G. I

Fraley Field Adopts a New Look for Skies

Fraley Field undergoes runway repairs and fills holes as pilots gain confidence on snow covered surfaces. Brig Gen Charles D. Canham of Fort Bragg addressed the Rotary Club while businessmen from several states visited for furniture showcases. Sixteen year old James Allen Greenway earned his solo flight on snow, the first from Fraley Field.

Pennsylvania South Carolina Georgia North Carolina Fraley Field Charles Bd. W. Canham 82Nd Airborne Fort Bragg Rotary Club James Allen Greenway High Point Herman Smith John

Southern Furniture Market Closes Amid Weather Blemish

The 1948 mid-winter showing of the Southern Furniture Market concluded with 4,998 in attendance, shy of last year’s 5,147 record due to foul weather. Buyers from 28 states plus DC, India and the Bahamas represented 2,366 retailers in 851 towns, with the two weeks of buying brisk though weather kept many away. The summer market is set for July 19 to 31.

Southern Furniture Market Paul Casey Southern Furnmously District of Columbia India Bahamas Casey

Weather delays Superior Court term in Greensboro

The criminal term of Superior Court in Greensboro is postponed to Monday February 9 at 10 a.m. due to weather. Judge Frank M. Armstrong and court officials announced the delay, with cases rescheduled to February 9 and 10. The grand and petit juries are to report February 9.

Superior Court Greensboro Charles Hagen Hagen Frank M. Armstrong Hagan 11Th District

Mendenhall Names Chest Committees for 1948

Ed Mendenhall announces 1948 High Point Community Chest committees. Budget chaired by Charles L. Kearns includes T. E. Hinson and others. Campaign advisory chaired by T. Rochelle. Publicity chaired by Harold Bennett with Betsy Saunders. Chest emphasizes single annual drive and federated fundraising for Red Feather services to Boy Scouts and Family Service.

Community Chest Committee Ed Mendenhall Charles L. Kearns T. E. Hinson W. E. Mitchell Noble T. Praigg W. A. Tomlinson C. R. Wilcox H. N. Williard T. V. Rochelle R. T. Amos Horace S. Haworth Charles W. McAnally J. E. Millis High Point Community Chest Community Chest Red Feather Services Red Feather Boy Scouts, Family Service

Oil and Coal Shortage Paralyzes High Point Transport

Severe winter weather cripples High Point with hail and freezing temperatures causing widespread transportation disruption. Buses, trains, flights and telecommunication suffer outages while schools and churches cancel services and urge radio sermons.

High Point Duke Power City City Transit Eastern Airlines Capital Airlines Greensboro-High Point ETL Southern Railway Company Western Union Charles *. Carroll High Point College Main Street Methodist Ward Street Methodist Helcn Memorial Wesley Memorial Central Friends St. Mary's Episcopal Church Paul Hardin

Miss Frances Roberts Named New Director of Family Bureau

Miss Frances Roberts of Shreveport Louisiana will join High Point Family Service Bureau as executive secretary tomorrow. Her career spans Red Cross Home Service in Alexandria and Europe, VA psychiatric social work in Shreveport, and roles with FERA Navy welfare and public assistance.

Frances Roberts Shreveport Family Service Bureau Miss Roberts Veterans Administration of Shreveport Home Service Department of the American Red England Europe Home Service United Kingdom American Red Cross Alexandria Red Cross Federal Emergency Relief Administration United States Navy Department Navy Stephens College Columbia Missouri Centenary College University of Colorado Tulane University School of Social Work University of North Carolina L. G. Hodgin Family Service Bessie Tesh Bureau F. H. Gray Delk Smith Willis Slane, Jr Julian Hopkins Robert Fountain Paul Hardi Warner Lewis Harry Bell W. T. Powell S. S. Saunders

Young Democrats to Hear Sparkman in Cabaret-Style Meeting

United States Senator John Sparkman of Alabama will speak at the North Carolina Young Democratic clubs meeting at Sedgefield Inn next Saturday at 7 30. Guests include major state office candidates such as Charles M Johnson Mayne Albright and W Kerr Scott with Mrs Sparkman accompanying. The event features a cabaret format and highlights Sparkman’s dual election to both the Senate and the House in 1946.

Don McRae North Carolina City Lake C. C. Stoker Lois Welborn Smith High Point Edgar Sayer Grace Edgar Manford Blair Christian Church Hamilton Street Walnut Street John Sparkman United States Alabama Young Democratic Clubs of Sedgefield Inn Ida Pearl Petree Young Democratic Clubs Chas. M. Johnson Mayne Albright Olla Ray Boyd L. Y. Ballentine Surer Thomas Turner, Jr Congress Carl T. Durham Wm. B. Umstead J. M. Broughton U. S. Senate H. Bankhead House of Representatives House Senate

Brentwood School Establishes Polio Memorial Fund

Brentwood students and parents contribute $116 to a polio memorial fund honoring Lawrence Tedder, a Brentwood student who contracted infantile paralysis and died early this school year. The donation supports continued research and hope for treatment and prevention of the disease.

Brentwood Lawrence Tedder

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Soad Kilroy Kilmartin Gertrude Gumpton Standstill S. C First Baptist Church Lushwell Bridgewater Bridgewater Kemp Drive For Bible Funds Building and Loan Ed Lewis Enterprise City News John Spencer Fraley Furniture Mart Mendenhall Names Chest Committees Weather Bureau Miss Frances Roberts Family Bureau
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