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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1945

Page

10

Veterans Honored As Legion Flies Flag At Half Mast

Tomorrow weather permitting the flag at the Chamber of Commerce will be flown by the Legion at half mast noon in honor of local men who gave their lives in the war. The Legion and Aux will deliver American Legion Star certificates as symbols of sympathy and devotion to duty. Names will be carried week to week until all High Point veterans killed in the war are honored.

Chamber of Ice Legion Aux American Legion Star High Point

Post Office Schedules February 22 Washington Birthday

The local Post Office announces a single delivery window from 9 AM to noon on February 22. The main office will close for the day except parcels and stamps at the window. trains depart as usual and mail will be placed in boxes, with no city or rural carrier service.

Washington Ster S. C. Clark Clark Darbours

Teachers Here Now Receiving 20 Percent Of New Schedule

Local teachers face questions about whether their salary supplement will stay at 20 percent of the state basic salary if Governor Cherry’s plan raises the scale from 135 to 162 dollars. The district’s supplement currently totals 33.66 monthly with a 60 dollar annual bonus, funded by a 22 cent levy. a higher rate would require increasing the levy to 25 cents.

Cherry High Point Charles F. Carroll Carroll P High

Farm Family Center Growing in Popularity

The Farmer's Family Center attracts growing visitor numbers with 188 in week one and 377 at peak in February. Last week 253 registered and 16 joined yesterday. Farmers and families from nearby towns and out of state, including Virginia and Florida, frequent the center for rest during shopping uptown.

Farmer's Family Center Chamber of Commerce Virginia Florida

Delivery Of Five Garbage Truck Bodies Delayed Again

The City of High Point faces further delays in receiving five garbage truck bodies as manufacturers shift to Army and Navy orders. Elgin will supply four units and Gar Wood one, with an original 120 day delivery set. A Seagrave fire-fighting unit ordered last fall is now prioritized and due by April 1.

High Point T. C. Kirkman Army Navy Elgin Company Gar Wood Company Seagrave Company Columbus Ohio

Freshman Class At H P College Elects Officers

The Freshman class of Point College elected officers with Dean P E Lindley as temporary chairman. Kenneth Tilley of Roanoke Rapids was president, Gloria Foust of High Point vice president, Dorothy Goode of High Point secretary, Ann Beamer of Mr Airy treasurer. A spring semester planning meeting will be scheduled. The text notes Alexander Bache established the first magnetic observatory in the United States.

Point College P. E. Lindley Kenneth Tilley Roanoke Rapids Gloria Foust High Point Dorothy Goode Ann Beamer Airy United States Alexander Bache Benjamin Ranklin

Two Men Arrested For Theft Of Coal

Police detectives arrested Tim McCoy of 455 Meredith street and Tom r of 304 ise street on charges of stealing a ton of coal valued at $10.75 from Hunter Coal company. They were released on 200 bond to appear in Municipal court. Both men were coal company employees charged with diverting coal for personal use amid a spate of similar cases since rationing began.

Tim McCoy Meredith Street Tom R Ise Street Hunter Coal Company Coal Company

J A Younts 71 Dies At Home After Long Illness

James Arthur Younts, 71, prominent Springfield farmer, died at his home Monday night after years of declining health. Born April 29, 1873 in Davidson County, he married Lizzie Hayworth in 1892 and lived in Springfield. Surviving: Lizzie, daughters Mrs J R Black, Mrs G G Taylor of High Point, Mrs D M Meredith Rt 1 Jamestown, and Mrs J A Craven Pomona. 15 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. from Springfield Friends church with Rev R L Smith and Rev W B Penny officiating. Burial in church cemetery. body to remain at Koonce Funeral Home prior to services.

James Arthur Younts Springfield Mr. Younts Davidson County James Malinda Younts Lizzie Hayworth Archdale Methodist Church J. R. Black G. G. Taylor High Point D. M. Meredith Rt. 1 Jamestown Iva J. ¥. Craven Pomona Springfield Friends Church R. L. Smith Oak Grove Baptist Church W. B. Penny Axchdale Methodist Church Koonce Funeral Home

First Reformed Brotherhood To Host Boys Night

The Men’s Brotherhood of First Evangelical and Reformed church will hold a Boys Night at 7 o’clock in a supper meeting. Edgar Hartley of the local Y M C A will be guest speaker with S D Clapp presiding. About 60 men and boys are expected to attend, says Pastor Rev Hoy L Fes perm an.

Men's Brotherhood of First Evangelical and Reformed Church Edgar Hartley Y.M.C.A S. D. Clapp Brotherhood Hoy L. Fesperman

Bible Salesman Tries to Buy Gas for Black Market Run

A Bible salesman visited the local rationing board seeking extra gasoline to take his crew to Newport News to sell Bibles. His gasoline ration book was in the B class and due for renewal in 24 days, and officials said nothing could be done. He warned that without fuel he would have to resort to black market gasoline to continue selling Bibles.

Newport News

Sixty Four Go To Bragg From East Davidson

Sixty four men from eastern Davidson county left Thomasville by bus for Fort Bragg for military physical exams. The list includes Jack Craven, Odell Bowers, John Clodfelter, Grady Stone, Clyde Hedrick, James Murphy, John Ward, David Young, William Dailey, Forest Everhart, and many others.

Thomasville Davidson County Fort Bragg Jack Oslo Craven Odell Brown Bowers John Wade Clodfelter Grady Abner Stone Clyde Odell Hedrick James Russell Murphy John Joseph Ward David Hoyle Young William Loy Dailey Forest Lee Everhart Maxie Allen Curlee Carlie Lee Kindley Ernest Eugene Doby Albert Coolidge Hughes Robert Joe Ragan Clyde Hill Hedrick Ira Barl Beeson, Jr William Garland Jordan Robert Klass, Jr Paul Cornelius Shoaf Douglas Boaz Reece Roland Carr Snider William Eugene Cline Ralph Harris Moore Henry Edward Tysinger Wilbur Lee Hepler Dalton Clayton Lambeth Paul Johnson Harry Brown Owen Kenneth L. Smith Arthur Lee Beck, Jr James Austin Lambeth Floyd Nelson Wall Maurice Elliott Gilliam Jack James Hill Charles Cephus Skerd Jack Harvey Embler Hollis James White Jerry Hubert Clodfelter James Harry Shelton Carlie Roosevelt Johnson Bobby Edwin Robbins Jack Homer Clinard Paul Beck, Jr Harold Ray Marsh

Hotel Defendants Named in $10,000 Slander Suit

Mrs. C P Koonce sues High Point Sheraton Hotel owner and Mrs Gadd in Randolph Superior Court Asheboro alleging slander on January 6. Complaint claims hotel employee refused room to a married couple and implied the pair were not legally wed saying the man had no groom and woman with him.

High Point Hotel Company Sheraton Hotel R. C. Gadd Randolph Superior Court Asheboro C. P. Koonce Gadd

Divorces Granted Here During Day

Fourteen divorces and one annulment were granted at the opening session of the civil Municipal court. Adultery and two years separation were the grounds, with several couples applying by contested or uncontested means during the day.

Civil Municipal Court J. C. Bolton Italy Polly Bolton Young Bolton Elizabeth Garner Paul Garner Raymond Lee Samuel L. F. Samuel Evelyn Montgomery Smith Samuel Helen Pauline Brewer Guy Kenneth Brewer Melvin H Southland Mattie C. Southland L. K. Mendenhall Mary G. Mendenhall Grady Reagan Grace Lee Reagan Annie Lee Butler G. L. Butler Thomas R

Baby’s Body Is Found Near Thomasville

Davidson county deputies announced an investigation into a newborn found buried behind a Fisher Ferry extension lot near Thomasville. Jessie Davenport admitted maternity, sister Celine Davenport buried the infant, coroner’s jury ruled death by strangulation and neglect, inquiry to continue through Thursday night.

Thomasville B. W. Stone Davidson County Fisher Ferry Stone Jesse Green Davidson W. G. Smith Jessie Davenport H. C. Davenport Celine Davenport

City Council To Get Full Bond Report

City Manager Roy S Braden and department heads plan a full report to the city council on the $3 335 000 refunding issue to be sold next month following a New York conference with bond attorneys. Other routine matters and committee reports will fill Thursday's agenda.

Roy S. Braden Mr. Braden Grover Jones Arnold Koonce Lake Crowe New York

UNC Student Buys Spencer Building in High Point

Fred Flagler Jr a UNC student purchased the Spencer building and lots at East Commerce and South Wrenn streets opposite city hall from the Spencer heirs. The deal was closed by C B Baxter and Koonts and White with Murray White Insurance occupying the property. Flagler plans improvements when conditions permit, having recently sold property in another North Carolina town and investing in his native High Point.

Fred Flagler, Jr University of North Carolina Spencer East Commerce South Wrenn Streets City Hall Murray White Insurance Lacey C. B. Baxter Koonts and White Flagler North Carolina High Point City

Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood Meets at 6 30 with Supper

The Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood holds its regular monthly meeting Wednesday at 6 30 in the church basement. An interesting program is planned and the Women's Auxiliary will serve supper.

Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood

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