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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1953

Page

17

Rites for Lt Lowder Held at Salem Methodist Church

Funeral services for First Lt Alfred N Lowder will be Sunday at 3 PM at Salem Methodist Church Albemarle with full military honors. Lt Lowder died in Korea on November 7 1952 when his patrol near Chorwon was ambushed. He was a Millingport High School and State College alumnus and dairy farmer survived by his wife Betty Palmer and son Michael Warren, his parents Rev W and Retta Lowder, a brother Bill and two sisters Jensie Mae and Mrs G C Clark.

Albemarle Salem Methodist Church Alfred N. Lowder Lowder Chorwon Retta Ae Lowder Millingport Stanly County Millingport High School State College Betty Palmer Michael Warren Bill G. C. Clark Route 1 Oakboro Jensie Mae Lowder Charlotte

Toys and games removed from price control list

The government suspended price controls on all toys and games today as they sell below ceilings. The action covers manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers of items from toy soldiers to tricycles and scooters. It does not apply to bicycles.

Washington

Hospital report on new wing denied by administrator

High Point Memorial Hospital did not file a request to replace its 78 bed unit with a new wing. Administrator W R Peters said a questionnaire to gauge needs was misconstrued as an application for a 1955 1960 funds request.

Raleigh High Point Memorial Hospital Medical Care Commission W. R. Peters Peters U. S. Public Health Service Congress High Point

News Of Interest To Colored People TENT CHORUS

The United Order of Tents Chorus rehearses Friday at 8 p.m. at 620 E. High Street. A bus leaves 217 Beamon Street Sunday at 7 a.m. for Cedar Grove Baptist Church in Greenville S C for Press Lewis funeral. Grand Council of U C C C F meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the hall. Junior Harmonizers and Heavenly Gospel Singers join Emmanuel Harmonizers at Oak Grove Christian Church Sunday at 3 p.m.

United Order of Tents E. High Street Greenville Beamon Street Cedar Grove Baptist Church S. C Press Lewis ODD Fellows Grand Council of U.C.C.C.F G. H. Garlington W.G.M Oak Grove Heavenly Gospel Singers Emmanuel

Charge of Molesting Small Girl Filed

THOMASVILLE Sam Corbin Hancock a 33 year old Thomasville man was arrested in a local theater for molesting a 10 year old girl. Hancock is jailed in default of bond and faces trial Friday in Recorder's Court. Police officer W S Stamey made the arrest during the theater event. Two other arrests in the past 24 hours were for public drunkenness.

Thomasville Sam Corbin Hancock

Engineers Meet Charlotte for 35th NC Convention

The advance guard of about 400 members and guests gathered in Charlotte for the North Carolina Society of Engineers three day annual convention. Tonight’s schedule includes a gate board of directors meeting and a social session hosted by the Charlotte Engineers Club. A separate Raleigh report says a bill is being drawn to end the terms of all 15 members of the State Board of Conservation and Development to enable Gov. Umstead to reorganize the board focusing on water resources fisheries and tourism.

Engineers Meet Charlotte North Carolina Society of Engineers Gate Board of Directors Charlotte Engineers Club Raleigh State Board of Conservation and Development William B. Umstead

One-Time Champion Bird Dog Enthusiast Turns to Soil Conservation

W. D. English, famed bird dog trainer with a 32 champion dogs record, shifts focus from field trials to soil and water conservation on his Randolph County farm. He helps form Haw River district and champions rainwater retention through reservoirs on slopes to reduce runoff and erosion.

English Here High Point Randolph County SCS Haw River Soil Conservation District Contin Conservation Service Charlie Morton

Funeral services for Earnest Hedgecock held in Lebanon

Funeral services for Earnest Franklin Hedgecock 55 were conducted at Lebanon Methodist Church with Rev. W W C Sides Jr and Rev J W Groce officiating. Interment followed in Lebanon Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Hedgecock of Route 1 High Point died Monday night in High Point Memorial Hospital after an injury at work four weeks earlier.

Earnest Franklin Hedgecock Lebanon Methodist Church W.W. C. Sides, Jr J. W. Groce Oakview Methodist Church Lebanon Cemetery Herbert Glidewell W. M. Glidewell Charlie Weir Z. C. Coe Arnold Rierson Robert Joyce Glenn Handy Cecil Handy Mr. Hedgecock Route 1 High Point High Point Memorial Hospital

Funeral services for Dessie Cagle McClure

Funeral services for Dessie Cagle McClure 61 widow of Jake B McClure will be held at Carolina Avenue Baptist Church Friday morning. The body will lie in state 30 minutes before services. Rev Mack M Sum will officiate. Interment will be in Commerce Ga, Saturday afternoon.

Dessie Cagle McClure Thomasville Jake B. McClure James Johnson Johnson Street Carolina Avenue Baptist Church Mack M. Sum Intermert Commerce

Sertomans Hear Musical Program at Local Luncheon

Sertoma Club members heard Howard Coleman and Miss Wil lie Davis of High Point College perform solos and duets at the YMCA luncheon. Davis sang You'll Never Walk Alone, Coleman presented On the Road to Mandalay and other selections with Miss Carolyn Williams as accompanist. Proceeds from the play Can be presented here on January would total around 500 dollars.

Howard Coleman Willie Davis High Point College Sertoma Club YMCA Miss Davis Mandalay Coleman Cana Wade Cumby Harvey Johnson

Wreck on Julian Avenue Leaves Two Cars Damaged

Slight damage reported to two automobiles in Thomasville at Julian Avenue and Welborn Street. William H. Barker of High Point drove a 1952 car northbound and collided with Ralph J. Katposh of Kingston, Pa., in a 1951 car. Both did not stop. no arrests made.

Thomasville Julian Avenue Welborn Street William H. Barker High Point Ralph J. Katposh Kingston H. M. Easley

State Foresters to Seek Funds from Governor Umstead

State forestry officials may take requests for funds for a new seedling nursery to Gov. William B. Umstead if the supplemental appropriation is cut by lawmakers. State Sen. J. W. Whitfield, vice chairman of the conservation and development committee, urged going before the governor if needed.

Raleigh William B. Umstead J. W. Whitfield Pender County Committee On Conservation and Development Forestry Committee State Conservation and Development Board

Supreme Court to Hear Caswell County Assault Case

Ingram, a Negro sharecropper, was convicted of simple assault for frightening a white girl after he leered. The state attorney general’s office studied the record today as the Supreme Court prepares to hear appeal arguments next week. He received a six month suspended sentence and five years probation.

Raleigh LLP State Supreme Court Attorney General's Office Heer Mack Ingram Caswell County Superior Court High Court Ingram

Erwin Named Temporary Chairman Of North Carolina Alcohol Board

Raleigh UP reports Frank T. Erwin president and treasurer of a Durham oil firm will be sworn in tomorrow as temporary chairman of the State Alcoholic Control Board succeeding Robert W. Winston who resigned. Governor Umstead appointed Erwin on a temporary basis pending a permanent appointment.

High Point N. C Raleigh Frank T. Ermwin Durham State Alcoholic Control Board Robert W. Winston Erwin William B. Umstead

SEEK MONOPOLY CHARGE IN CHILD PLACEMENT

Former Greensboro councilman Harry R. Stanley accused State Public Welfare authorities and the Children's Home Society of North Carolina of seeking a monopoly in child placement. His remark followed a bill allowing placement of children under six months in foster homes with parental consent but no prior court approval.

Greensboro Harry R. Stanley Children's Home Society of North Carolina Inc Stanley W. J. Armfield Children's Home Society

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Lt. Lowder Byers Luck’s Spradley Carton Corner English and Ward Spradley Food Store Boone Coal & Fuel CO English Sta C. V. Hill & CO W. A. Brown Fred J. Cox Gatewood Ave N. Y W. D. English Earnest F. Hedgecock Sertomans Seedling Nursery Acadia Lodge A. F A. M Clyde Chernault Reginald L. Rogers Sec'y Warren Radio & Television Service S. Main ST N. Main Church ST N. Main ST
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