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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1944

Page

10

Merchant Seaman Pleads Guilty to Robbery Assault

Robert Casiner Pawlaczyk an 18 year old merchant seaman from Detroit received a five year prison term in Guilford County for burglary assault and larceny connected to a January 3 dawn break at M J Harris High Point barber shop. He admitted entering an adjoining apartment stole clothing and $30 and struck Harris and his mother with a frying pan after failing to find money. Police caught him about an hour after the crime was reported. He said he came from Charlotte after a quarrel with his bride of four days and planned to sail to California February 10.

Greensboro Robert Casiner Pawlaczyk Detroit Michigan M. J Jake) Harris High Point Guilford County Superior Court Jacge — Hamilton Morehead Ty Pawlaczyk Harris Charlotte California 15Th Aaf S/ Kermit L. Reynolds Shelton Street North Carolina Cerraldo Italy 15Th Army Air Force Reynolds Gerbini Sicily Toulon France Sgt. Reynolds Army Hart Harlingen Nolds Southern Oil Transportation Company Kermit L. Reynolds

Walter Hester Speaks On Scouting To ABC Club

Life Scout Walter Hester Jr representing 1,880 Uwharrie Council Scouts told the American Business Club at the Sheraton Hotel during a weekly dinner about scouting’s impact on youths. He urged volunteers to fill leader gaps as many former leaders join the armed forces.

Walter Hester, Jr Uwharrie Council American Business Club Sheraton Hotel Boy Scouts Iica Senamatiind Gilbert Clinard D. A. Rawley Henry Foscue Brooks Reitzel

World Day Of Prayer Plans Forming In High Point

High Point civic groups organize the World Day of Prayer observance to be held at First Baptist Church on Friday February 25 from 1 to 3 PM. Mrs H W McCain and Mrs W F Clayton lead planning with Mrs M McMurray Mrs Wilson Weldon and Mrs Charles Sheloff in charge.

High Point High Point Council of Church Women First Baptist Church H. W. McCain W. F. Clayton Ciaof Aity M. McMurray Wilson ‘Weldon Charles Sheloff

Bond Auction Promises Fancy Premiums At Center Theatre

Despite weather, Joe Hollingsworth and Hugh Smart expect a full house for the premiere of Gung Ho at the Center Theatre. Tickets limited to war bond purchasers. excess tickets offered to those buying bonds. Auctions offer prizes from furniture to nylon hose, with a Victorian chair and a sterling bracelet among items. Bond totals climb toward High Point's $3.87 million goal. state sales reach 58 percent of NC quota. Children will begin a war bond treasure hunt to convert stamp books into bonds with prizes, including a center theatre pass.

Joe Hollingsworth Hugh Smart Center Atre Randolph Scott U. S. Marine Corps Premis BTC 10 Greensboro Frank Sizemore High Point Sizemore Wilson C. T. Leinbach Winston-Salem State War Finance North Carolina Center Theatre

Suit for $10,000 Filed Against Greensboro Man

Frances R. Yakley of High Point filed a $10,000 damage suit in the High Point division of superior court yesterday, naming James H. Stone of Greensboro as defendant. Velma Myers of High Point already sues Stone for $25,000 over injuries from a December 18 automobile accident alleging Stone’s negligence.

High Point

No Help Slated For Income Tax Payers In H P Before Feb 15

The article notes deputies in North Carolina offices will not aid High Point residents before February 15 while Greensboro staff continue assisting through March 15. Officials cite heavy workloads and a 30 day aid limit, with plans to deploy additional help to High Point later.

H.P Herbert McKeithan Greensboro In Revenue Department A. Lee Gibson McKeithan North Carolina Gibson Ernest Welch High Point Internal Revenue Office C. H. Robertson Internal Revenue High Point

YMCA Membership Drive Postponed to April

The YMCA says its annual membership campaign will be delayed until April due to the fourth war loan drive and the Red Cross campaign. Jimmie Bulla, president of the white youth center, spoke at a luncheon. Finance and activities committee reports were reviewed. Letters from former panel now in service were read.

Red Cross YMCA Jimmie Bulla White Youth Center Pane

Robberies and Auto Thefts Reported in City

Police investigated two robberies and two automobile thefts. Mrs. Cora Walker's camera valued at 50 dollars was taken from her West Russell Street home. S. W. Hockaday reported a thief stole a set of socket wrenches worth 7 dollars from his parked car near the Thomas Hosiery Mill.

Cora Walker West Russell Street S. W. Hockaday Route Four Thomas Hockaday A. M. Walker R. P. Witherspoon Alfred H. Kimple North Main A. L. Hazzard English Street Broadhurst Theatre

Mrs Finch Clears Personal Bonds In High Point Court

Mrs Nancy L Finch paid 250 in personal bonds at High Point Municipal Court leaving 50 still due. The discharged bonds totaled 250 for six individuals including Marshall Poplin Beatrice Holloway O L Sally Charlie Suggs and Paul Holbrooks.

Nancy L. Finch High Point Municipal Court

City grants permits for garage and residence work

Leslie Gurley received permission this morning from the city inspector to build a garage at a cost of 185 dollars and to repair and repaint a residence at 2130 Edgewood Street for 120 dollars.

Edgewood Street Leslie Gurley

BPOE Lodge Marks 76th Birthday With Fireworks Friday

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks celebrates 76th anniversary at local lodge with a 6 30 p m barbecue supper and open house. February birthdays honored along with past exalted rulers and life members. Four new members to be initiated and a business meeting to follow. Sergeant John H. Mickey of Route One earns Oak Leaf Cluster and Air Medal in South Pacific service.

Benevolent Protective Order of Elks Agg Om B. Aten and Spencer Ernest T M. L. Sechrest Hamlett Wm. L. Jordan E. W. Kirkman J. C. Kaneer H. A. Millis D. C. Maurer J. J. McMurry, Jr Owen Reece S. O. Schaub R. H. Sechrest David L. Stanton P. C Coke Cecil L. A Wagner D.ee Maurer R. R. Ragan James R. Willis W. D. Simmons I. B. Dunn J. N. Wright Jack Burris G. R. Farr J. G. Goldston Dixie L. Griffith J. V. Allen C. A. Hayworth J. van Sheetz Edward McClements John H. Mickey J. W. Mickey Route One Mickey Army Air Corps Millard F. Harmon U S. Army South Pacific Jamestown Army

Negro Arrested For Home Brew Incomplete Batch Guilty

McKinley Simms of Day Street pleaded guilty to possessing five gallons of home brew he said was not fit to drink and not for sale. A 100 pound nail keg was found in his bedroom. Judge D C MacRae gave four months to begin any time within two years at the court’s discretion.

McKinley Simms Day Street Simms D. C. MacRae

Divorce Filed In High Point Court

Orpha C. Edwards sues Roy Edwards in High Point Municipal Court alleging two years separation. Complaint notes the couple has been separated since February 6, 1942.

High Point Municipal Court Orpha C. Edwards Roy Edwards

Piraeus Seaport Ranks Fourth in Mediterranean Tonnage

Piraeus, the major Athens seaport, held fourth place in Mediterranean tonnage before the war, reflecting its cargo capacity and regional importance.

Piraeus Athens

Entered Apprentice Degree Announcement

The notice invites members and visitors to an Entered Apprentice degree ceremony on Thursday February 10 at 7 30 P M with cordial invitation extended to all.

City Utilities Revenue Gains in January Report

City utilities show January revenue of 68 429 20 up from 64 402 71 year prior while expenditures rose to 26 435 74 from 24 973 77. The city serviced 9 906 electric and power meters and 8 070 water meters with 273 electric connections and 147 cut offs. water connections 122 and 96 cut offs. At the abattoir 268 cattle were slaughtered, up 30 from last January. veal slaughter rose by 79.

J. L. Perkins Slaughe Ie

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