Dale Tysinger of Thomasville Killed in Italian War Action
Special to The Enterprise Thom asville January 21 word has been received that Pvt Dale C Tysinger a former resident of the city was killed in action in Italy He served with the 67th Coast Artillery AA He is survived by his wife Emily Moore Tysinger of New York City and three brothers Clifford Billy Joe Tysinger of Wilmington and Tech Sgt Baxter L Tysinger now with the army in India
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Thomasville
Pvt
Dale C. Tysinger
Italy
Ee “Wey
Deee Pot
Baccnene
Thom
Asville
Lee Tysinger
Myrtle Crouse Tysinger
67Th Coast Artillery
Emily Moore Tysinger
New York City
Clifford
Billy Joe Tysinger
Wilmington
Tech
Baxter L. Tysinger
High Point
India
Ball Fined for Old Offense Faces Court Costs
Loyd Ball, arrested August 28, 1941 for driving drunk, was ordered to pay a 100 dollar fine plus jury costs and a 150 dollar charge to his bondswoman, plus 12 months of auto operation prohibition. His case had been continued eight times. Ball claimed lack of funds caused nonappearance. officers searched from here to Baltimore to bring him back for trial.
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Loyd Ball
Ball
Nancy K. Finch
Baltimore
Tgend
Protect and ease skin with Mexiana medicated powder
Relieve burning itching and irritation with Mexiana soothing medicated powder for abrased skin. This compact care item targets irritation and promotes comfort.
War Mothers Prove Effective Bond Salesmen in 4th War Loan
Mrs Carter Dalton praises war mothers for strong sales at downtown booths supporting the 4th War Loan. The list of participating mothers includes C E Diffendal C S Beaver Royster Thurman L Floyd Wilson Dan Aarden E E White T C Robbins J A Austin D R Parker A S Parker J W Lindsay I Irvin Groome L R Stewart W E Davis H J Coffield Jackson Jin W B Hall Arthur Marsh W W C Comer John Sheloff Charles L Amos Wester Sale W A Hayes BE Craver A B Huff Joe John John W Lindsay S s now S H Tomlinson R J Quigley Gibson Edgar Hartley Carter Dalton Dan Gorman nehe Byrd Fred Thomas W B Thomas R L Amos W J Fraley Arthur or Robert Cottam Robert Dunkelberger W W Lewis Dewey Foust Robert Ingram E E Forward.
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Carter Dalton
Booth Committee
Mesdames C. E. Diffendal
C. S. Beaver
Royster Thurman
L. Floyd Wilson
Dan Aarden
E. E. White
T.C. Robbins
J. A. Austin
D.R. Parker
A.S. Parker
J. W. Lindsay
I. Irvin Groome
L. R. Stewart
W.E. Davis
H.J. Coffield
Jackson
Jin
W. B. Hall
Arthur Marsh
W.W. C. Comer
John Sheloff
Charles L. Amos
Wester Sale
W. A. Hayes
BE. E. Craver
A. B. Huff
Joe John
John W. Lindsay
S. S. Now
S.H. Tomlinson
R. J. Quigley
Gibson
Edgar Hartley
Dan Gorman
Nehe Byrd
Fred Thomas
W. B. Thomas
R.L. Amos
W.J. Fraley
Trucks to Collect Scrap Paper and Cans in Thomasville
Eight large trucks will canvass Thomasville Sunday to collect scrap paper and tin cans. Sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce for paper and the Lions Club for cans, residents in Fair Grove and Johnson Town are asked to place papers and magazines and cans at curbside, tie papers, and flatten cans for pickup.
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Thomasville
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Fair Grove
Johnsontown
Community Chest Annual Meeting Highlights Yearly Work
More than 150 attendees gathered at the Sheraton to hear annual reports from the Community Chest and its seven member agencies, elect new board members, and discuss campaign gains. Officers will be elected at the first meeting. Arthur Neve takes leave for military service with Ruth Neve stepping in as interim executive secretary.
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Sheraton Hotel
Community Chest
Horace S. Ha
Pre- Li le
J. W. Lindsay
Boy Scouts
Harry Alexander
Girl Scouts
John Kalte
Salvation Army
Grady Goldston
Family Service
Teau
Royster Tucker
Sanders Dallas
Roy Braden
George Rankin
D. A. Rawley
W. E. Mitchell
Lee F. Schaner
Chest
Arthur Neve
The
National War Fund
Mabel Burnett
Helen Ershiler
Ann Alman
Helen Lyon
Marilyn Robinette
R. T. Amos
Family Service Bureau
Bunn Hackney
Uwharrie Council
C. T. Perry
High Point
Alice Caldwell
Silas Casey
Salvation Army Board
Madeline McCain
Diane Snyder
Betty Ragan
Girl Reserve Department
Ruby Wehry
Lois Lawrence
Inez Pierce
Ellen Jensen
Edgar Hartley
Clara Cox
Erane Haworth
Ruth Neve
Perry Ordered To Buy $50 Bond In Blackout Case
High Point municipal court suspended judgment this morning as Seborn Perry of 514 Hillcrest Drive was found guilty of violating blackout rules on January 13 by purchasing alcohol during the blackout. Auxiliary officers testified they saw lights on at the Perry home. Other blackout cases were dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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High Point
Seborn Perry
Hillcrest Drive
Contiien
F.C. Burney
C. F. Suttenfield
Perry
W.G. Friddie
Amos Kearns
Kearns
Fleet Lewis
Lewis Body Works
Clifton Koonce
Redwine Hardware
A. A. Durham
Horace Llderton, Jr
West College Drive
Siderton
Divorces Filed in High Point Municipal Court
Divorces filed today with the clerk of High Point Municipal court include Simeon Edward Gagnon versus Georgianna Gagnon and David H. Stone versus Florence Langford Stone. Each complaint cites two years separation as the ground.
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High Point Municipal Court
Simeon Edward Gagnon
Georgianna Gagnon
David H. Stone
Florence Langford Stone
H P Traffic Club Names Officers and Directors
High Point Traffic and Transportation Club elected W M Hite as president at a special meeting. Dprepeny and E K Thrower were named vice president and secretary treasurer. Directors include J T Bruton and others. installation set for January 26 at the annual dinner.
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W. M. Hite
High Point
Associated Transport, Inc
High Point Traffic and Transportation Club
Addit
J. T. Bruton
P. Wwng
R. D. Davis
J. B. Dunn
F. J. Flagler
D. W. Hunter
H. D. Minnis
L. G. Monroe
R. E. Slaughter
Flagler
W. H. Coleman
J. W. Wilan
E. J. Oat Eer’. Monroe
Casey
Ter
J. W. van Loan
Minnis
Dunn, Headen
W. W. Raper
H. O. Williams
C. L. Austin
Bruton and Thrower
Clothes Merchants Meet At 7 30 Tonight
Retail merchants in the city who sell women’s and children’s clothes are invited to a meeting at 7:30 tonight at the rationing board office. OPA representative Mrs Pearl Humphrey from Charlotte will lead a discussion of maximum price regulation No 330 setting ceiling prices on women’s and children’s apparel.
R Gantt charged with assault with knife in city case
Charges of assault with a deadly weapon brought against R B Gantt 48 of North Main Street by former employee Frank Davis who says Gantt attacked him with a knife. Gantt released on 100 dollar bond. Case set for municipal court next Monday.
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R. B. Gantt
Northain Street
Frank Davis
Gantt
Civitan Essay Contest Promises War Loan Prize Support
Civitan club sponsors an essay contest at High Point Senior High with eight war stamp prizes for each of four grades. Over 1,000 students expected. entries due February 3. Topics center on why a war bond is the world’s best investment. Essay length capped at 200 words under Miss Bulwinkle supervision. First and second prizes awarded. winners to attend Civitan meeting February 8 as guests. Bond rally features two added war heroes James B. Walton and Robert H. Millican. Kress & Co contributes $3,000 war bond to the drive.
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Civitan Club
Blake Thompson
Hugh Smart
James B. Walton
Robert H. Millican
Civitan
Thompson
Miss Bulwinkle
Treasury Department
Giee
Civitans
Pson
Racommson
Drive
Ed Mendenhall
S. H. Kress and Co
High Point
O. K. McCarter
Mangum Corps Promotion in Fifth Army Italy
Pfc. David B. Mangum, son of Rebecca P. Mangum of 209 Phillips Street, promoted to corporal with the Third Infantry Division of the Fifth Army in Italy. Linville promoted from private to staff sergeant at Camp Stewart, Ga. His wife is Virginia McCain of High Point.
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Mangum i
David B. Mangum
Rebecca P. Mangum
Phillips Street
Third Infantry
Fifth Army
Italy
Linville
J. Harmon Linville
Kernersville
Camp Stewart
Virginia McCain
High Point
Rose Returns to Texas on Army Leave
Lieut. Arthur E Rose of the army air forces left Wednesday night by plane for Brownsville Texas after spending a 10 day leave in Asheboro with his family and his seriously ill mother. High in Wisconsin Sgt Leslie A High son of Mrs Bertha High is stationed at Oshkosh State Teachers College for five months of army air forces instruction leading to appointment as an aviation cadet.
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Rose
Texas
Arthur E Rose
Army Air Forces
Brownsville
Asheboro
Wisconsin
Leslie A. High
Bertha High
Forest Avenue
Oshkosh State Teachers’ College
Osh Kosh
Wis
AAF
Local Musicians Entertain Lions At Weekly Meet
The Lions club met at the Sheraton hotel and enjoyed a musical program by Miss Lucile Hayworth and Carey J. Davis. They alternated piano trombone and marimba numbers including The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise Bells of St Marys My Buddy and Going Home. George Kin announced Ladies Night on February 4 at 7 pm at the country club. William M. Burke was welcomed as a transfer member of the Winston-Salem Lions club. Visitors included Technical Sergeant A V Welch W B Armstrong and the guest musicians. Vice President L F Ferree presided. Attendance prizes went to J W Clarke and Miss Hayworth.
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Lions Club
Sheraton Hotel
Lucile Hayworth
Carey J. Davis
St. Mary's
George Kin
William M. Burke
Winston-Salem Lions Club
A. V. Welch
W. B. Armstrong
L. F. Ferree
J. W. Clarke
Miss Hayworth
City seeks bids for four 1942 sedans
High Point North Carolina city bids by 5 30 pm January 27 1944 to buy four 1942 sedans. Bids require 2 percent certified check and forms available from the Chief of Police. City may reject or award as it sees fit.
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High Point
North Carolina
Roy S. Braden
Arnold J. Koonce
W. G. Friddle
Shrine Meet Planned for High Point Oasis Temple
More than 1,500 Shriners are expected in High Point in June for the Oasis Temple summer ceremonial. Charles F. Shuman of Charlotte was elected head as Illustrious Potentate. Officers named include Joe M. Bryan Ralph Robinson John D. Shaw Roy S. Smith Casper Chandler and W. H. Palmer. Twenty-five nobles joined oasis temple with others transferring in. A February rehearsal at the Masonic Temple will finalize arrangements. Little Dot Lewis entertained at the Hotel Charlotte dinner event.
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High Point
Oasis Temple
Charles F. Shuman
Charlotte
Shuman
Oasis Temple of the Shriners
Shriner
Queen City
Joe M. Bryan
Greensboro
Rabban
Ralph Robinson
John D. Shaw
Roy S. Smith
Casper Chandler
W. H. Palmer
Oriental Guide
Mystic Shrine
Oasis
Irman
Shrine Club
Masonic Temple
Little Dot ‘Lewis
Noble
Fleet Lewis
Hotel Charlotte
Little Miss Lewis
Braden Voices Building Vision at Kiwanis Club Meeting
Braden served as guest speaker at a Kiwanis Club luncheon noting that the city should be seen as building a better future. He urged public attendance at city council meetings and highlighted low per day tax costs versus city services, while praising federal grant funding for other cities. The program also announced leadership changes and awards, including Dan Hayworth winning the attendance prize and musical numbers by Miss Lucile Hayworth and Carey Davis.
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Tynager Braden
Kiwanis Club
Braden
Beance
Walter Hester
Lee Schaner
Belvin Harmon
Arthur Neve
Dan Hayworth
Lucile Hayworth
Carey Davis
S. D. Gibson is Named Officer Of Dairy Group
North Carolina Dairy Products Association held its annual meeting in Raleigh. W. S. Obershain of Charlotte was re elected president. Mose Kiser of Greensboro George Cobl of Lexington and S D Green of High Point named vice presidents. R. H. Scott of Burlington is treasurer. W. L. Clevenger of Raleigh and Sam N. Mann of Raleigh were re elected secretary and assistant secretary.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Dairy Products Association
W.S. Obershain
Charlotte
Mose Kiser
Greensboro
George Cobl
Lexington
S.D. Green
High Point
R. H. Scott
Burlington
W.L. Clevenger
Sam N. Mann
Clevenger
Mann
Ten High Point Girls Named Polio Drive Sponsors
Ten High Point girls were chosen as sponsors for the annual President's Polio Drive. Names will be announced Sunday. The Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts a ball January 29 at the Sheraton hotel to raise funds for eradication and treatment of infantile paralysis. P Morrow leads donations for the Jaycees and says solicitations are by mail and personal contact with coin boxes placed downtown.
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High Point
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
P. Morrow
The
Jaycess
Mai
Will Graduate At Mid Year HPC Ceremony Sunday
High Point College holds its first mid year non ceremony on Sunday January 23. Eleven students will receive diplomas led by Dr G J Humphreys president who will speak. Recipients include John Perry Enfield with a B S in civil engineering and several A B and B S degrees for graduates from High Point Sanford Norwood Jones Lexington Raleigh Elizabeth City Charlotte and New York.
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High Point College
Mn Point
G. J. Humphreys
John Perry
Enfield
Judy, Primm
Eloise Cecil
Lula Smith
High Point
Jessie McNeil Crutchfield
Sanford
Norwood Jones
Clayton
Deher Ray Swink
Lexington
A. B
Jed Kappleman
New York
B. S
Hilliard Bunn Ballard
Cord
Nixon
Elizabeth City
Joe Bostic
Raleigh
Martha Howell
Charlotte
Death of Mr F. Hopkins Father of Julian Hopkins
Word was received that Mrs Julian Hopkins of Oxford announces the death of her father a tobacco buyer in the eastern part of the state after three months illness Funeral services are set for Saturday afternoon at the First Baptist Church in Oxford.
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Julian Hopkins
Woodrow Area
Oxford
First Baptist Church
Davidson Organized For Fourth War Loan
Rural Davidson county gears up for the Fourth War Loan drive with P. M. Hendricks as chairman. Township chairmen and their committees are named in multiple districts including Alleghany Jackson Hill Healing Springs Emmons Silver Hill Conrad Hill Arcadie Reedy Creek Yadkin College Toro Boone Cotton Grove and Lexington. Erosion removes about three billion tons of topsoil in the United States annually.
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Thomasville
Jan
Davidson County
P. M. Hendricks
Hendricks
Alleghany Township
J. H. Owen
Jackson Hill
B. I. Lanier
Healing Springs
J. L. Carrick
Emmons
Cotton Grove
G. A. Peacock
Lexington
T. H. Mills
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Nat Walker
Walgreen
West Brand Street
Max Bones
WN. C
N. C
DR. B. F. Thomas
Arcade
Haworth
Divonces
H. P. Traffic Club
Meet of Kiwanis Club
S. D. Gibson
Dairy Group
High Point Enterprise
U.S
Cranberries
Ane
Seward’s Market
Fast Commerce
Aligh Point
Davidson
United States
H. P
BR. A
B. G. Leonard
P. Williamson
Hamilton - Boone Lumber Company
J. C. McCoy
Security Bank
Parker - Brown Lumber CD
Oak Street
PF. P
N. TL. Gamer
DE Tun Et 3 Industrial Finance Company
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