Nash Says He Will Decide On Bonds Following Evans Signature
Clerk M W Nash admitted he would decide whether to accept Evans bonds once presented, amid questions about Evans signature validity on bonds. Police Chief Friddle restrained Evans from signing bonds at the police department as Evans showed only $200 in taxable personal property against a $1 000 real estate requirement, prompting court reviews and discussions on re arrest and bond cancellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Nash
Raymond Evans
W. G. Friddle
Evans
Police Department
Municip Court
Nash
Munici
Friddie
Capias
Friddle
Roy S. Braden
Greenbelt
Maryland
Braden
Abe
H. A. Wood
County Tax Department
Death of G D Bates at Son's Asheboro Road Home
George D Bates 71 died at his son's Asheboro Road home shortly after noon Saturday after two months of declining health and three weeks of critical condition. Survived by three sons all of the city, a brother in Boonville and five grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 4:30 from Koonce Funeral Home chapel. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Bates
G.S. Bates
Asheboro
Mr. Bates
South Main Street
Yadkin County
Southside Baptist Church
O. A. Bates
G. S. Bates
C. D. Bates
John Bates
Boonville
N. C
Koonce
W. H. Barker
Southside
Oakwood Cemetery
Radio Saturday Schedule with Halved Time Adjustments
Saturday February 5 Eastern War Time radio lineup lists programs from 2:00 PM to 11:90 PM with multiple show changes and network corrections. Notable entries include Roy Shield and Company, Metropolitan Opera, Victory F.G.8, Your America, The Three Suns and Dance, and The Grand Old Opry Show among many music, drama, and news segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Shield and Company
Ape of Men & Books
Frederick
Cbs
Metropolitan Opera
Uvanti and
Nbe
Pan-America
Cbs Mutual
BS Weekly
Country Journal
Dancing Music
Rupert Hughes
Washington
Cleveland
Fleming
London
Mbs
Dancing Music Orchestra
America
Corliss Archer
Cbs Tea & Crumpus
Navy Bulletin Board
Cesar Saerchlinger
Ebs
American Eagle Club
Curt Massey
Nancy Martin
Quincy Howe
News Time
Usc Camp
Nick Carter
Hilary Queen
Basie
Mrba
Abie
Arthur Hale
Edward Tomlinson
Cbs Boston
Symphony Orchestra
Chicago
Theater of the Air
M 93
Oreap
Turday
E Woods Wika Osha
Royal Arch Gunnison
Army Service Forces
Betty
Leo Cherne
Nbs
Sgt Coltrane to Join US Secret Service
Police Chief Friddle announced Desk Sergeant Bruce Coltrane resigned effective February 15 to take a position with the U S Secret Service. Coltrane will report to Atlanta Tuesday morning to begin new duties after completing his two weeks earned vacation. No replacement has been named yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Friddle
Bruce Coltrane
U.S. Secret Service
Coltrane
Atlanta
Friddle
Last Day of War Bond Essay Contest Ends
Today marks the final day of the Civitan Club sponsored essay contest among senior high students for the Fourth War Loan drive. Over a thousand entries were expected with eight prizes in war stamps. Civitan officials note strong retail bond sales and J C Penney has allocated $8,000 for bond purchases in the High Point drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Club
Blake Thompson
E. L. Chitwood
Mercantile Division
J. C. Penney Co
Chitwood
Tractor Overturns In Creek Killing J A Bodenheimer
Special to The Enterprise John Bodenheimer aged 46 died when his tractor overturned in a creek. Survived by wife Mrs Erna Bodenheimer and five sons Randleheimer Tommy and others, his mother Mrs Bodenheimer, two brothers Frank and Charlie, and three sisters Mrs Sells Mrs Reid and Mrs Wood. Funeral arrangements are in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bodenheimer
Erna Weavi Omi
Randleheimer
Baltimore
Tommy
Wen Bodenheimer
Frank
Charlie
Winston-Salem
Lewis Sells
Route
Ernest Reid
John Wood
Jamestown
Elkin Veneer Plant Sold to C W Grubb
C W Grubb of High Point and Thomasville buys the Armentrout Veneer Company plant in Elkin and will operate it as the Elkin Veneer Plant employing about 25 people. Grubb plans to spend most time in Elkin while Armentrout expands veneer manufacture in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Grubb
High Point
Thomasville
Armentrout Veneer Aeey
Elkin
Grubb
Armentrout Veneer Company
Joshua Street
W A Smith Funeral To Be Held Sunday
Ducted Sunday for W A Smith, 72, who died at his daughter's home Friday morning. Thomas T Lindsay will conduct a short service at the home at 10 o'clock, then the party travels to White Hill Presbyterian church near Carthage for 1 o'clock services led by Rev M D McNeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Smith
Wesley Thompson
Fowler Street
Thomas T. Lindsay
White Hill Presbyterian Church
Carthage
M. D. McNeil
George W. Denny Dies at 83 in Local Hospital
George W. Denny 83 longtime head of the Denny Roll and Panel Company died early today at Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit. Born October 9 1861 near Greensboro he married Margaret Johnson in 1892 and celebrated their golden anniversary last year. He organized the firm in 1914 and remained active until illness in December. Funeral set for 2:30 pm tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church with burial at Buffalo Church near Greensboro and the Denny farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Denny
Denny Roll and Panel Company
Boulevard
The
Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Denny
Yo J
Denny
Greensboro
George A. Land Asenath Wiley Denny
Margaret Johnson
Reidsville
Hillcrest
Dennys
High Point
Negro Youth Arrested Here For Theft
James Everett Green an 18 year old Negro resident of 212 Reed street is in city jail under 300 bond after officers arrested him for the theft of 44.01 from Watts Bakery. Also jailed were Jack B. Britton 36 charged with indecent exposure and drunkenness and G D Tillman a teacher at Florence Negro school served with a warrant for assaulting a pupil Garfield George with a stick. Laura Saunders 31 Negro of 519 Grayson street arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly striking Viola Thompson with an iron bar bruising her head but no hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Everett Green
Reed Street
Watts
Jack B. Britton
Mallory Street
G. D. Tillman
Florence
Garfield George
Laura Saunders
Sis Grayson Street
Viola Thompson
Thompson
Police search for 1937 blue Ford stolen from Broadhurst Theatre
Police sought a 1937 blue Ford owned by Clarence Garvin of 513 Vall Street. The car was stolen from behind the Broadhurst Theatre around 8 PM while it was unlocked, prompting an active search today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Garvin
Vall Street
Broadhurst Theatre
Mystery Surrounds Missing Aviators
At an advanced South Pacific airbase on January 30 a report notes American airmen missing after being captured by Japanese forces. Marine Maj. Gen. Ralph J. Mitchell says there is speculation about their fate, with uncertainty about executions and survivability after crashes in enemy territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
Rabaul
Janese
Cae Ae Caoneal
Ralph J. Mitchell
New Britain
Braden Moves Household to High Point
City Manager Roy S. Braden left for Greenbelt Maryland to supervise moving his furniture and belongings to High Point. He said Mrs. Braden is ill and will not move for about a week or ten days. The Bradens rented 1032 Rockford Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Braden
Greenbelt
Maryland
High Point
Bradens
Rockford Road
Odd Fellows GSO to Present Pins at USC District Dance
About 85 Odd Fellows members attended a district meeting at the First Evangelical and Reformed Church with toast, prayers, and reports. Tonight at the YMCA USO gym 8:15 intermission will feature GSO pins presentation to junior hostesses qualifying for National Girls Service Organization membership as part of a third anniversary USO open house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USC
Odd Fellows
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
J. R. Young
Arnold J. Koontz
High Point
C. P. Burchette
Winston-Salem
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Chicago
Red Cross
H. A. Angel
John W. Clapp
al M. Lane
Greensboro
F. W. Gibbardt
W. L. Roberson
Burlington
GSO
USO
Y.M.C.A
Virginia Frank
National Girls’ Service Organization
BTC 10
Grade School Cage Tourney Underway in High Point
Eight elementary schools compete in a grade school basketball league with reserve teams. The season runs through February 28 with the top four advancing to a final series. Remaining schedule lists matchups between Ada Blair Emma Blair Cloverdale Elm Street Oak Hill Brentwood Ray Street Johnson Street and others through Feb 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Element
Ada Blair
Emma Blair
Elm St
Cloverdale
Elmtreet
Oak Hill
Brentwood
Ray Street
Johnson Street
Johnson St
Blair
Elm Street
Lemaviliies
Chimp Seeks Ration Book After Whisky Ban
Scrap the chimp at Glenwood Zoo ends his whisky habit due to rationing. Keeper Carl Mangold says the animal enjoyed a daily infusion of whisky in coffee for 12 years and now suffers a cold after being cut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Glenwood Zoo
Carl “Rip” Mangold
Mangold
Permit Issued for Marlowe Van Loan Warehouse on Joshua Street
The building inspector's office authorized a 2250 dollar building permit for Marlowe Van Loan to construct a warehouse on Joshua Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlowe van Loan
Joshua Street
Army advisers aid soldiers through mental hygiene programs
The armed forces use non commissioned officers as advisers to handle personal and mental health issues among recruits. They train in regulations and psychology, helping cases like Private X distressed by dependency on his mother, and Private Z with language skills reassigned to the Intelligence Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailor Z
Jet's
Private X
Private Y
Intelligence Department
Lagain
Three High Point Men Enroll in San Antonio Cadet Training
ILP reports three High Point men begin cadet training at the pre flight school in San Antonio Texas. They are Thomas E. Dodnam ed, 416 Gatewood Avenue. Robert G. Kearns Jr., 2009 Almina Street. and Joseph D. Wade, 503 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
High Point
Texas
Thomas E. Dodnamead
Gatewood Avenue
Robert G. Kearns, Jr
Almina Street
Joseph D. Wade
South Main Street
Stroud on Leave Visits Parents in City
Pvt Henry A Stroud of the sixth CA stationed at Fort Barry California is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W D Stroud at 725 S Hamilton St. He expects to stay about 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud
Henry A. Stroud
C.A
Ft. Barry
Calif
W. D. Stroud
S. Hamilton Street
Hicks Returns to Camp After Ten Day Furlough
Cpl. John W. Hicks an aerial gunner in the Army Air Force has left for Laredo Texas after a ten day furlough spent in Jamestown with his wife Mrs Stella Matthews Hicks and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
John W. Hicks
Laredo
Texas
Stella Matthews Hicks
Jamestown
Hicks
Army Air Force
Ruby Reece Calls Arizona Maneuver Area Visit
Miss Ruby Reece, second lieutenant in the army nurse corps, recently arrived by plane and is spending a few days with her sister Mrs. J. G. Snipes Jr. of 114 Greenview Drive after being in the Arizona maneuver area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Reece
Army Nurse Corps
J. G. Snipes, Jr
Greenview Drive
Arizona
Pvt Joseph F Wood Jr Arrives With 1st Army Corps
Word is received that Pvt Joseph F Wood Jr has arrived somewhere. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Wood of High Point Route One. Wood entered service February 1943 and is serving with the 1st Army Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Wood, Jr
LF. Wood
High Point Route One
1 Corps
Bond Purchase Rally Reports Strong War Bond Support
Hickory February 5 report shows Seth Coulter in Panama Army posting the largest rally purchase of 3000 dollars for war bonds. Stella Coulter, Arlington Virginia worker, follows with an estimated 1500 dollars in bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Catawba
Seth Coulter
Panama
Stella Coulter
Arlington
Edith Warren Receives Purple Heart for Son Bryan Warren
Mrs. Edith Warren of near Conover has received the Purple Heart for her son Bryan Warren seaman first class who was killed January 12 1942 while leaving the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Edith Warren
Near
Conover
Bryan Warren
Philippines
Executors Notice for Martha Dozier Flagge Estate
Executors Philip W Lagge and Wachovia Bank and Trust Co notify all claimants against Martha Dozier Flagge of High Point Guilford County North Carolina to exhibit claims to the Trust Department Wachovia Bank and Trust Co 208 Wachovia Bank Building High Point NC by January 26 1945. Notice dated January 22 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Dozier Flagge
High Point
Guilford County
North Carolina
Trust Department of Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Wachovia Bank
Philip W. “Lagge
WACUC
Bank & Trust CO
Martha Dosier Plagge
Mechanical clocks in Europe slow to spread after invention
The article notes that mechanical clocks were invented in 966 by Pope Sylvester II but did not achieve widespread use in Europe until four centuries later, shaping the timeline of early horology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester II
Europe
Buck Private Will Get $50 Per Day
Los Angeles reports screen juvenile Donald O Connors induction will begin Monday with a $50 daily army pay under a court approved contract. His studio said his box office appeal justified paying his standard $350 weekly movie salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Donald O'Connor
Superior Court
O'Conner
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West Broad Street
S. Main ST
J. C. McCoy
Security Bank
Whone
Insulating Board
Johns-Manville
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
Acci
U. Lt. Garner
Ins
G.D. Bates
Son
Asheboro Road
Australia
Sgt. Coltrane
Secret Service
Creek
J.A. Bodenheimer
Elkin Veneer Plant
George Washington Denny
George W. Denny
Logan Clendening, M. D
Dr. Clendening
Reece
Max Bones
WN. C
High Point Enterprise
Circulation Department
Buck Private
Nat Walker
Fyel
Walgreen's
B. F
Hamilton - Boone Lumber Company
Nacl Flower Shop
E. Washington
WSJS
NBC
Golden Gate Quartet
Base Reporter
Atlantic Sportiont
the Gaxtors
War Telescope
Grantland Rice
Alaske Aeathene
Wer
Ert Massey and Company
Esse
Noah Webster
Adie
Irish Rowe
Grand Ole Opry
the Baptist Hour
News of the World
NBC String Quartet
Howard Rondthaler
N. Main ST
C. J. Sears
R. M. Hales
Harry X. Russell
Tel
T. R. Sullivan
Paul Byrum
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