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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1943
Page
8
Hugh A. McLaurin, 57, died here after a nearly two year illness. He had worked for Belk Stores Company for almost a quarter century. The report notes teens holding jobs as the manpower pool widens during wartime with 16 to 17 year olds in industrial work rising 88 percent from Sept 1941 to Sept 1942.
Greensboro report notes a council of North Carolina church related colleges organized to share information and promote unity of action in higher education. Elon College President Dr. Leon Edgar Smith elected president. Davidson President Dr. J. R. Cunningham first vice president. Wake Forest Dean D. B. Bryan second vice president. officers and executive committee named from High Point College Guilford Meredith Catawba and others. Survey shows wartime trainee capacity increases through May with potential hotel space, expanding housing to 5 399 if beds and equipment added.
This second article in a 12 part series from the U S Department of Agriculture for NEA Service urges farmers towns and urban dwellers to grow more vegetables and fruit for home use and markets. It calls for community or allotment gardens and school gardens to bolster the nation s wartime food program.
Bishop Kern to speak on missions at Wesley Memorial Church Sunday afternoon. Dean Lindley praises progress and education as signs of a hopeful day. Carolinas Lumber dealers elect Ben nett s ville Ben Nett s ville NC as president in Sheraton Hotel session. Governor Ehringhaus renews $5,000,000 North Carolina notes to April 17. an eight month school consolidation bill is before the General Assembly.
The Enterprise did not publish on Sunday February 11 1923, marking a blank issue date in the newspaper record. The absence is noted without additional details.
In 1942 construction projects totaling 1.21485 billion dollars were stopped as part of a policy to freeze materials equipment and manpower for essential war production. The Royal Observatory at Greenwich was established in 1675.
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