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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1950

Page

10

Housing Authority Moves To Clear High Point Slums

High Point College reports strong finances and plans improvements by fall. President Dr. Dennis H. Cooke notes Penny property sale proceeds fund dormitory upgrades and music department quarters. Trustees discuss new coach Q Smith arriving March 1, plus maintenance, assembly programs, and student aid.

High Point College Dennis H. Cooke Wrenn Memorial Five Points Lexington and Montlieu Avenues Presbyterian Home For Q Smith High Point Ralph James Stuents

Engineers Meet Here Tomorrow

The Piedmont section of the ASME will hear M. C. Miller of Ebasco Services speak at a 6 p.m. dinner at the Sheraton Hotel. Miller, with 33 years in electrical distribution and 13 with Ebasco, focuses on corrosion and cathodic protection and will discuss Corrosion of Plant Equipment and Underground Lines. Arthur Roberts, vice president of the national society, will attend. The chapter serves Winston-Salem to High Point through Rock Hill and York.

Piedmont American Society of Mechanical Engineers M. C. Miller Ebasco Services Sheraton Hotel Miller New York Minnesota Texas Arthur Roberts National Society Winston-Salem High Point Rock Hill York South Carolina

Plans for County Building Alterations Delayed

City Manager T. E. Hinson said alterations to the Farmers room will be postponed but not abandoned. He hopes to use the basement for Municipal court sessions if feasible, but warned renovations would be wasteful if the space cannot accommodate court.

T. E. Hinson Hinson D. C. MacRae Iesterday MacRae Alj

Camera Club studies prints and plans next meeting

The High Point Camera Club reviewed about 70 prints from the inter city salon with talks by Louis Voorhees and George Campbell on faults and strengths. Prints move to Reidsville for display. next meeting in March will feature a print competition with two mounted portraits per member and a winner’s prize.

High Point Camera Club Shutterbug Louis Voorhees George Campbell Reidsville Clifford N. Cox, Jr

Air mail service to start March 1 from Gardena Calif

The Post Office department announces a new air mail route from Gardena to Compton using a helicopter link to the Los Angeles air mail field. A cadet is provided to handle covers sent to Gardena postmaster requesting cadet service, with back stamps and onward dispatch to destination.

Gardena Calif Compton Post Office Department Los Angeles Air Mail Field

Youth Rewarded for Honesty in Wallet Find

Gordon White a 12 year old of Archdale found a wallet on Woodbury Street and turned it to a High Point policeman. Mrs Linton Kinney of Archdale praised him with a monetary reward and a thank you call noting no money was inside.

Gordon White Woodbury Street Linton Kinney Archdale High Point

Bates Wins In Massachusetts

In Haverhill Massachusetts Lt Cmdr William H Bates won his late father George J Bates congressional seat with 43947 votes to 16422 for Richard M Russell. Bates faced naval restrictions on political activity during the campaign and his victory signals GOP appeal of new faces and a 1950 outlook.

Haverhill Mass William H. Bates GOP U. S George J. Bates Washington Richard M. Russell

Debate on Ward Street Opening Ends Temporarily

Thomasville city council halted a long discussion on opening Ward street. A report said a satisfactory solution could not be reached with property owners. The council told Jack Miller he must supply the pipe for any drain, with the city installing it, as Ward street will not be opened now. Mayor Finch praised council efforts.

Thomasville Ward Street Jack Miller Miller Harry B. Finch

Local Police Seek Bad Bold Burglar

Police seek a bold burglar who entered a home on English Street and stole a radio record player combination. Greta Thrower reported the theft occurred Monday or Tuesday. the door at 714 English Street was unlocked. The radio unit is valued at $120.

English Street Greta Thrower

Jury Costs Imposed On Man For Gambling Charge

Henry T. Barrington 58 of Moore avenue was fined jury costs in Municipal court for operating a gambling house. Judge D C Mac Rae continued judgment for two years on condition no gambling violations and padlocking of a structure on South Main extension. Other cases listed include reckless driving and speeding fines.

Henry T. Barrington Moore Avenue D. C. MacRae Barrington Arch Schooh Louis Fisher MacRae Barrington Uy South Main Extension

Watts Hospital medical symposium begins with 1000 physicians

The seventh annual Watts Hospital medical and surgical symposium opened in Durham with about 1,000 physicians from North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia attending the two day conference.

Durham Watts Hospital North Carolina South Carolina Virginia

Cupid Fails to Convert as High Point Grants Few Marriages

St Valentine night's mood stirs porch stomps but few unions arise. Deputy Register of Deeds D. V. Hospins issued only two marriage licenses yesterday, marking a quiet period for nuptials in High Point.

Cupid High Point Deputy Register of Deeds D. V. Hospins

Two Women Injured in Highway 311 Crash Near Beacon Light

Two women were hurt when a truck driven by Wesley Motsinger turned left into a driveway and was struck by a passing car driven by Hugh Williams on Highway 311 one mile south of Beacon Light road. The truck overturned and injuries included facial and leg abrasions and a broken arm. Police cited Motsinger for failing to signal. Vehicle damages totaled about $800 with $300 to Williams’s car.

Beacon Light Road Wesley M. Motsinger Route 1 Motsinger Hugh Williams Beamon Williams Abelia Wesley Ruby Wesley Boulevard Unit Hospital

Truck Auto Collision Litigation Moves in Superior Court

Testimony was set to begin in a damage suit for 280.93 filed by S M Food Stores Inc against Jack D Lauder over a Montlieu avenue rear end crash last October. Lauder claims the truck driver was negligent and the car traveled at high speed.

Superior Court Montlieu Avenue Jack D Lauder S&m Food Stores, Inc Lauder Harold Bennett Minnie P. Vail V. B. Vail Vail Dillard C. Ragan Kate B. Ragan Ragan

Exchange Club Hears Minister Discuss Provincialisms

Rev. Cecil Haworth of Central Friends Meeting gave a talk on four provincialisms including chrono logical geographic occupational and religious barriers. The meeting awarded Covenant of Service pins to James W. Younts Lester Morgan and Harold Rich and Paul Callahan won the attendance prize with Bill Taylor attending as a guest.

Cecil Haworth Central Friends Meeting Exchange Club Haworth Covenant of Services James W. Younts Lester Morgan Harold Rich Paul Callahan Bill Taylor

Weather Report For North Carolina And Local Areas

Fair, cool conditions dominate with partly cloudy skies at noon and fair tonight. Tomorrow outlook remains fair and cool with lows near 34 to 38 in western and central regions, frost expected tonight in some areas, mountains colder.

Friendship Weather Bureau North Carolina

High Point Native Estelle Smith Found Dead in Raleigh

Mrs Estelle Tomlinson Smith 68 a leader of North Carolina farm women and associate manager of Gov Scott campaign was found dead in her Raleigh apartment. Coroner ruled death a self inflicted bullet wound. A High Point native she worked 30 years in extension service retiring 1946 and held key roles in home demonstration clubs and Democratic politics.

Raleigh Estelle Tomlinson Smith Long Ls North Carolina I. M. Cheek

New Youth Village Opens in Jerusalem for Migrant Children

A new Youth Village operates in urban Jerusalem on 20 acres with 20 buildings. It already houses 150 migrant children aged 10 to 17 from India, Turkey, North Africa, Poland, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria, and France through the Youth Aliyah program. Another 100 children are expected soon.

Jerusalem P— A_ new India Turkey North Africa Poland Romania Hungary Bulgaria France

Raleigh Sues Interior Supply and Fabric Company for Incorporation

Certificates of incorporation are filed in Raleigh for Interior Supply and Fabric Company of High Point to sell furniture and fabrics. Authorized stock 100000, subscribed 300 by E C Brooks Jr J E Markham and Maurice Katz all of Durham. Also notes marriage licenses for Charles Lewis and Bettie McFarling of High Point Thurman S Bennett Jr and Drusilla Ann Scott of Winston Salem. John Woosley Hall of High Point to sing with Duke University Men's Glee Club at the Midwinter Concert Friday Feb 17.

Raleigh Interior Supply and Fabric Company High Point E. C. Brooks, Jr J. E. Markham Maurice Katz Durham Charles Lewis Bettie McFarling Thurman S. Bennett, Jr Drusilla Ann Scott Winston- Salem John Woosley Hall Duke University Duke J. Foster Barnes Duke Singers Hall O. B. Hall Johnson St High Link

J C Penney to Visit High Point Sunday

J C Penney founder of the Penney company will appear in High Point Sunday with Weyman C Huckabee speaking at multiple venues. He will broadcast on WHPE at 7 30 p m Saturday and attend religious talks at First Methodist Wes Ley Memorial Methodist and First Presbyterian churches.

J. C. Penney J. C. Penney Company High Point Weyman C. Hucksbee WHPE Sheraton Hotel First Methodist Church Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Huckabee Peacock Wesley Memorial First Presbyterian Missouri Penney Wyoming

Permit Issued For New Warehouse For Young Furniture

A building permit valued around 1000 dollars was granted yesterday to Young Furniture and Rug Co. at 1706 North Main Street. A fire incident occurred at 6 30 p m yesterday when Mrs Opal Gulledge attempted to pour gasoline into a car carburetor. Firefighters responded at 8 20 p m yesterday to a fire in a flooded oil heater at TY Lyndon’s home 211 West Russell Street with negligible damage.

Young Furniture and Rug Company North Main Street Opal Gulledge

Picture Postponed by Night Court Sessions

Local VFW members announced the war picture scheduled for the County building last night and tonight will be shown later due to night court sessions.

VFW

High Point Housing Board Seeks 200 New Units

High Point Housing Authority voted to apply to the Public Housing Authority for about 200 units to aid low income residents. The plan follows a long review of needs, with 450 existing units under supervision including 250 white and 200 Negro units at Clara Cox and Daniel Brooks projects, built at $1,703,000 in 1942. The exact number, location, and costs will be set after a survey, possibly using the 1950 census, with council cooperation to replace sub standard dwellings. The board includes D A Dowdy chair, Dr C S Grayson, S D Clapp, Charles F Carroll, Bunn Hackney, and J D Cox.

High Point Housing Authority Public Housing Authority Clara Cox Daniel Brooks J. D. Cox D. A. Dowdy C. S. Grayson S. D. Clapp Charles F. Carroll Bunn Hackney Cox

Square Dancing Class Offered at Fairview Street School

A new square dancing class for adults and beginners will start at Fairview Street school under the Arts and Crafts program. Classes meet every Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Evelyn McNeely from the recreation department will supervise with Janie Williams and Marie Withers teaching in the Negro schools.

Fairview Street Shore Neal Parks and Recreation Evelyn McNeely Recreation Department Janie Williams Marie Withers

Sherlock Holmes Societies Grow Across the United States

Fifteen years ago the Baker Street Irregulars were the sole Holmes society in the United States. Now nearly every major city hosts a spinoff group and many publish annual volumes of Holmes essays.

United States Baker Street Irregulars

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