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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1948

Page

3

Community Chest Names 9 Directors

Dr. E. K. Fretwell urged competitive leadership and meaningful programs over money as the High Point Community Chest elected nine new directors for 1948. T. V. Ashelle reported Chest activities. new at large directors and agency representatives were named. officers to be elected January 22.

E. K. Fretwell High Point Dr. Fretwell Boy Scouts of America Uhwarrne Council Fretwell Community Chest T. V. Ashelle R. T. Amos Charles Lee Amos, Jr Harold C. Bennett Horace Haworth Dick Hayworth Charles L. Kearns Charles W. *McAnally Ed Mendenhall J. E. Millis Bob Rakin T. V. Rochell Willis H. Slane Sam Tobias Glenn Ward H. N. Williard Co. M. Allred Alice Caldwell A. D. Grant G. C. Haltom D. S. Neill C. W. Perry Chest Board of Directors

Stomach Gas Relief Claim Promoted by SSS Tonic

An advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a remedy for stomach distress from gas and bloating. It claims to increase gastric juice flow, aid digestion, and improve appetite sleep and energy, citing lab tests and widespread usage. It warns against soda and alkalizers and urges readers to buy the tonic from a local ad store.

Bae SSS Tonic Ad Tore Bulla

Dillard Johnson Succumbs After Long Illness

Dillard Beachard Johnson 59 of High Point Rt. 4 died Saturday morning about 10 45 en route to a hospital after a month of failing health and two weeks in hospital He was born February 1888 in Gold Hill son of Thomas and Rosanna Johnson married January 1908 to Annie Costner surviving are wife two daughters Mrs Ira Taylor Winston Salem and Mrs Thelma Donald of Miami Florida a son Claude Johnson Rockingham a brother John Johnson South Boston Va and three sisters Mrs Pearl Johnson Bessemer City Mrs Bertha Scarborough Winston Salem and Mrs Florida Allen Virginia He was employed by Piedmont Quarries and had lived in the community four years coming from Siler City Funeral arrangements pending with services likely in Lexington Monday with interment there body at Davidson funeral home Lexington

Dillard Beachard Johnson High Point Annie Costner Ira Taylor Winston-Salem Thelma Donald Miami Fla Claude Johnson Rockingham John Johnson South Boston Pearl Johnson Bessemer City Bertha Scarborough Florida Allen Virginia Piedmont Siler City Lexington Davidson Neral

Cathedral Film At First Methodist

A Cathedral film titled Thy Will Be Done will be shown this evening at 7 30 at First Methodist Church. The documentary follows a missionary and his wife and a missionary doctor fighting a cholera epidemic in a Chinese village. Church youths who attended the Cleveland Youth Conference will report on their experiences. participants include Charles Allman Betty Allman James Brown Martha Hayworth and Margaret Lee.

First Methodist Cleveland Charles Allman Betty Allman James Brown Martha Hayworth Margaret Lee

Secret Agent Of Last War To Talk Here

Major Paul Cyr a World War II spy will recount his daring missions to guests of the local Veterans Club at the Sheraton Hotel January 26 at 7 pm. Cyr parachuted into France and Japan, earned the Legion of Honor Croix de Guerre and Distinguished Service Cross Bronze Star, and later led guerrillas behind enemy lines before discharge in 1945.

Paul Cyr Veterans Club R. E. Young Sheraton Hotel Young Cyr Camp Blanding Florida France Cyr Wild Bill Donovan Brittany Pearl Harbor St. Johnsbury Vermont Gary Indiana

Turn Signals Requirement Under New Inspection Rules

Raleigh January 17 motorists are reminded the Mechanical Inspection Program does not mandate turn signals if the vehicle was not originally equipped with them. If originally installed, signals must be in good working order and plainly visible as designed, with trucks needing proper signaling for wide body designs.

Raleigh Jan

Holdaway Infant Dies Suddenly At Home In City

Danie Kay Holdaway aged 7 months died suddenly at her home 206 West Point Avenue early Saturday. She had been ill with a severe cold and spent four days in hospital. Born June 2 1947 in High Point to Jasper V and Mary Eanes Holdaway she leaves a twin sister Janie and maternal and paternal grandparents. Funeral services are set for Monday 2 PM at the home conducted by Rev. Jimmy Reece with burial in Fair Grove cemetery near Thomasville.

Danie Kay Holdaway West Point Avenue High Point Jasper V Mary Eanes Holdaway Janie Holdaway Carolyn Patricia Holdaway Walter Lee Eanes Charles Holdaway Glade Springs Jimmy Reece Fair Grove Church Thomasville

Vehicle approval hinges on installed turn signals

The owner must add turn signals before approval. Tomorrow's notices will outline requirements for lights tail stop parking passing and auxiliary devices. An aged farm pond with careful management can yield as much meat per acre as pasture land.

4 High Pointers In Bridge Finals At Pinehurst

In the Mid-Southern bridge tournament at Pinehurst opening play Friday night saw Mr. and Mrs. Capus Waynick of High Point tie for first in their section. Saturday morning winners included Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Terry and Mrs. C. F. Beaver with Mrs. R. D. Tilson, and Mr. and Mrs. Hal Davis. Deputy results list Mrs. Valette J. Harriss and Mrs. J. T. Weaver second Friday night, with Mrs. Laura Holbrook and Miss Helen Marie Sheloff third.

Pinehurst Capus Waynick High Point R. B. Terry C. F. Beaver R. D. Tilson Hal Davis Valette J. Harriss J. T. Weaver Laura Holbrook Helen Marie Sheloff

Opening night competitive flights draw state players

Mr and Mrs Phil Warner along with Mrs Cc F Beaver and Mrs R D Tilson appeared in the champion ship flight last night as part of a statewide field with participation from numerous other pairs.

Phil Warner Cc. F. Beaver R. D. Tilson

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