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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1946

Page

11

YMCA Membership Drive For High Point Colored People

The Carl Chavis YMCA membership drive was announced by general chair G. W. McCorkle. Kickoff set for February 25 at the YMCA with city divided into Reds and Blues units. James Barr leads Reds, H. L. White Blues. captains listed for both groups. Major Reds and Blues to meet Feb 18 and 21 respectively, with combined session Feb 21 to prepare for the kickoff.

YMCA Carl Chavis G. W. McCorkle McCorkle Reds Blues Southside Eastside James Barr H. L. White W. E. Cloud J C. Nixon Ellis Cornelius S. C. Thompson W. C. Harriss H. M. Kirkpatrick Wilbur Williams A. A. Smith John Simpson W. F. McDonnell S. V. Barnhill C. W. Robinson Mock-Randall High Point Elette Mock James Randall Greensboro Randall W. M. Mack Leonard Street Wm. Penn High School George Randall West Street YWCA Acme Club Blue Triangle Thatch Siness Avon's Club Daniel Brooks Valentine iCladys Robinson Vs. Mattie Haizlip Mesdames Willard Barnes FE. P. Wilson Dorothy Rice Flossie Ashe Vernel Leake Mary Black Burn Catherine Brevard Cora Robinson Helen Boulware Business Men's Civic Club Lois Simpson Willowbrook Street B. A. Steele James Malloy Pittsburgh Stephens Ame Zion Church Florence Whitaker Maggie Malloy Dora Lewis Lannie Lassiter Sarah Little Martha Lilesnd Clara Allen Pennsylvania Henry Malloy Canf C. W. Lawrence Greenhill Cemetery Goldier le ‘S Thissel Street St. Stephens Lawrence Curtis Lewis Curtis, Jr Catherine Simmons Goldsboro Willie Tipp Maggie Parsons Underhill Avenue William Parsons William, Jr Dorothy Dunn Rosa Smith David Colson Thelma Russell First Baptist Church W. F. Elliott HPN and I H.P.N. and I H. M. Palmer Hoover Street O. F E. Davis Needlecraft Club E. Washington Street Frofessiona A. M. Greenwood L. B. Haizlip Daughters OF Dorcas Daughters of Dorcas Club E. E. Anderson Kivett Drive Laura Coefield Anderson Eastern Star White Rose Chapter Order of Eastern Star Odd Fellows Hall Ida White WSCS St. Mark

Lemon Juice Remedy Claims Quick Rheumatic Relief

An old advertisement touts a home remedy using Rels Compound mixed with water to ease rheumatic and arthritis pain. It promises relief within 48 hours and credits Mann's Cut Rate Drug Stores with selling the product under a money back guarantee.

Peina

Pugh Returns To Corregidor To Reclaim Records

Col. John G. Pugh, survivor of Corregidor days and witness in the Homma trial, led a party through Malinta tunnel to locate and assess burned and intact records. He described ashes and partially burned documents, the old marketplace site, and landmarks from the surrender moment to the parade ground, noting jungle overgrowth and fading installations on the rock.

Manila John G. Pugh Jonathan Wainwright Corregidor Malinta Tunnel Pugh Wainwright Masaharu Homma Philippines Bataan Malinte Tunnel Leroy Greene Harrisburg Navy Dock Denver Hill Francis B. Sayre U. S United States MacArthur Arthur Cheney James Ravine 91St Field Artillery

Eighth graders propose improvements for High Point NC

Three eighth grade classes under Mrs. Sara McDonald studied High Point and produced 28 improvement ideas. They urge municipal auditoriums, parks, hotel modernization, a bus terminal, modern cafeteria and youth center, better lighting, expanded schools, more buses, cleaner streets, more trees, a riding stable, power distribution upgrades, more doctors and hospital facilities, a large modern laundry plant, a slaughter house, a sporting goods store, a WW II veterans memorial, city branding on buildings, wildlife conservation areas, an enlarged stadium, evening chimes at Wesley Memorial Church, and a promotional folder to showcase High Point’s social and industrial strengths.

High Point Sara McDonald North Carolina

Taylorsville Man Heads State's Young GOP Group

Ray Jennings of Taylorsville was reelected president of North Carolina Young Republicans as Winston-Salem was chosen for the state convention in April. New officers include Hoyle Long Forest City. Frank Smith Jr Lenoir. Mrs Walter Zachary Yadkinville. Miss Betty Sides Winston-Salem. Miss Gladys Jordan Lexington. Everett Peterson Clinton. Mrs Mary Isenhour Crowley Albemarle. Doris Anderson Marshall won the oratorical contest with a $100 war bond. Clarence McLain Caldwell County took second with a $200 bond.

Winston-Salem Ray Jennings Taylorsville North Carolina Lexington Everett Peterson Clinton Mary Isenhour Crowley Albemarle Doris Anderson Marshall Republican State Executive Committee Clarence McLain Cadlwell County

United Nations plan to redirect Yellow River post invasion

UNRRA experts draft a wide scale plan to restore the Yellow River to its pre invasion course. Chinese defenders near Chenechow breached southern dikes in 1938 hoping to slow Japanesedvance. The river shifted to old beds feeding the Yellow Sea rather than the Gulf of Chibli. Ninety two languages and dialects are spoken in India.

SI_ANGHAI INS United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration Yellow River Chenechow

Nominations pour in for 1946 Kentucky Derby

Churchill Downs receives a wave of nominations for the 1946 Derby as the entry deadline looms at midnight. Downs secretary Sam McMeekin notes entries may exceed last year’s 1553. purse rises to 100000, nomination fee to 50, entry fee to 1000. Winner value to be set after final entries. Expect large crowds at Churchill Downs.

Louisville Churchill Downs Sam McMeekin Downs Russell Sweeney Churchill Downes

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