Crack-Down Looms On Beer Selling Establishments
City officials consider strict enforcement on venues selling wine and beer especially those open after midnight. Dr. Groome urged Chief Friddle to maintain a separate file of complaints to target nuisances. The dispute arose after Sam Vail questioned license denial for the Red Pig cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Groome
W. G. Friddle
Sam Vail
Red Pig
South Main Street
Council
Friddle
Police Department
Grover H. Jones
F. M. Knox
Iol
Dr. Groome
Wiley Brothers End Radio Training
Sons of Mr and Mrs J D Wiley of 1217 Maple Street graduate from Field, the radio school at Scott Field. Corporal Wiley and PFC Wiley receive certificates and will soon be assigned to another post to use their technical knowledge in vital plane to ground communication. Scott Field offers enlisted men thorough training to keep them flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D
Maple Street
Radio Schoolrmy Air Forces
Cal. Wolcott P
Initial Cost of Memorial Board Now Subscribed
The memorial board for High Pointers in the armed service has secured funds to cover listing 2357 names, with 225 names set to leave for service in July. One dollar lists eight names, and contributions to the Chamber of Commerce total 452.30 with expenses of 444.00 for board and listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Board
Armed Service
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Luther Blair
W._kHA
Sherrod
Paceae
Jon. Stanlecy
S. H. Oldham
H. G. Faulkender
J. Allen Austin
Daughters of American Revolution
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Agnes R. King
J. R. Rhodes
D. P. Whitley
W. R. McCain
Local VFW Seeks Aviation Cadet Applicants
Young men aged 18 to 26 may apply through the High Point VFW post to become Army Air Corps Aviation Cadets. The post will assist candidates in passing air physical and mental tests with special examinations and a mail application process directed by Jack W. McMahon, in care of the City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army Air Corps
Veterans of Foreign Wars
High Point
T. C. Potts
Army Air
V. FW
Henry Arnold
Army Air Forces
Army Air Corps
V. F. W. Post
Jack W. McMahon
Mental Exams Set for CPT Program at High Point
The Civilian Pilot Training Program mental exam for July class applicants will be held at High Point College at 7 pm Friday July 3. About 25 candidates are expected for a 10-seat quota with waitlisted passers eligible for September. Navy men are not trained at High Point. applicants enlist in the Army Air Forces reserve and half must agree to glider training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautics Administration
High Point College
Ben HM. Will
Army Air Forces
Navy
Reserve Corps
Hill
Neilson Installed As Rotary Leader
Thomasville July 2 Special The Rotary Club met at the Woman's club building to install Rev J A Neilson as president and install other officers and directors. Rev Neilson reported on the Toronto Rotary convention while Walter Lambeth urged U S O drive with a $4000 Thomasville quota. club approved a $350 donation and appointed a committee to assist in the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Rotary International
Toronto
Rotary Club
Woman's Club
O. R. Hodgin
J. A. Neilson
Robert Co. Rapp
Charles R. Patterson
J. W. Boytes
Neilson
Rev. Patterson
J. L. Perryman
S. L. Pollock
Charlie Wall
Paul D. Hassler
Robert C. Rapp
J. Roy Proctor
Walter Lambeth
U.S.O
Doak Finch
J. W. Hawthorne
H. R. Kyser
Glenn Pennington
Lee F. Tutue
LG. Greer
O. BR. Elddgin
W. B. May
Executive Committee of Boarders Union to Meet Friday Night
High Point Independent Boarders Union will hold an important meeting Friday at 7:30 PM. Grady H. Morton, president, urged all committee members to attend at 306 Steele Street as pressing business will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Independent Boarders Union
Steele Street
Grady H. Morton
Morton
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Social Meeting Snapshot
Piedmont Grove No. 172 met on Wednesday July 1 at its Gubroom for a monthly social gathering. Visitors were Miss Barbara Mabry and Miss Jerry Bruton. Mrs Cora Mabrey led fortune telling games and bingo was played with Mrs Johnny Briton as winner. Lavender side won the attendance gold star. A weiner roast was announced for the next social meeting with ways and means committee to be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Grove No. 172
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Gubroom
The
Grove
Barbara Mabry
Jerry Bruton
Cora Mabrey
Johnny Briton
Lavender
Ways and Means
Fishing parson cites giant bass tale in Tennessee
Chattanooga preacher the Rev. Dr. C. Van Deusen recounts a sea story with bite. He says he hooked and nearly netted a giant bass, but his lower plate slipped into the creek and the fish escaped as he reached for the net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
C. van Deusen
Millis Re-elected President Of High Point College Trustees
Reports from High Point College show H Albion Millis re elected president of the board of trustees at an adjourned meeting. Rev N M Harrison named vice president and secretary treasurer. Faculty changes include military service losses and new contract offers with several professors slated for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Millis
H. Albion Millis
N. M. Harrison
High Point College
G. T. Flumphreys
Humphreys
Allen Austin, Jr
James McCachren
Messrs
F. C. Glasgow
Paul Owen
Walter Fleischmann
Olin Blickensderfer
P. S. Kennett
Kennett
Western
Franklin Riker
Eleanor Henry
E. O. Cummins
Ben HH. Hill
J. Ti. Mourane
J. FT. Allred
N. P. Yerborough
Elizabeth Connor
Alice Paige White
T. Gunn
Lucille Johnston
Warlick
Mabel T. Millikan
Lillian M. Green
C. C. Robbins
Me. Harrison
Harrison
Six Local Boys To Be Honored In City Sunday
Six High Point boys who died in service will be honored at a city memorial service Sunday afternoon at 5 at the Junior High School auditorium. Names include William J. Fraley James K. Gashaw Samuel M. Collier Edgar James Green Forrest Hawkins and Don Lovelace. Dr. Frank P. Graham will deliver the memorial address and a special musical program is planned. Downtown churches cancel their union service to allow attendance. parents will receive plaques with a gold star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
William J. Fraley
W. J. Fraley
James K. Gashaw
Ada G. Pipkin
Samuel M. Collier, Jr
S. M. Collier
Edgar James Green
Ida Elizabeth Green
Forrest Hawkins
Mary Hawkins
Don Lovelace
J. W. Lovelace
Enterprise
Frank P. Graham
Greater University of North Carolina
Tfigh Point
Mrs Carl Edmonds Claimed By Death
Mrs Sallic B Edmonds wife of Carl J Edmonds of 1003 North Main Street died this afternoon at a local hospital after a week in critical condition Her husband an employee of the High Point post office survives Funeral plans were not available at press time Mrs Edmonds formerly Sal lie Baynes daughter of Mr and Mrs L Sam Baynes of 516 Centennial Avenue Latin American trade losses are reported at about 31 percent due to the war The combined weight of the average American locomotive and tender exceeds 100 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltic B. Edmonds
Carl J. Edmonds
North Main Street
Edmonds
High Point
Sallie Baynes
Mechanic Learners School Opened in Winston-Salem
The War Department establishes a school in Winston-Salem for mechanic learners to train for signal corps equipment including radio and telephone gear. Civil Service exams in High Point on July 8 offer training with salaries from 1020 to 1620 dollars yearly as progression, with aptitude testing and contacts at the post office or Arcade building office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Winston-Salem
Signal Corps
Civil Service
High Point
U. S. Employment Service
Morehead Named Pastor at Lutheran Church
Theological student F Curtis Morehead Jr son of Mr and Mrs F C Morehead will serve as supply pastor at First Lutheran Church Pulaski Va for the summer He attends the Seminary of the Southern Lutheran Church in Columbia DC and belongs to Emmanuel Lutheran Church Flo graduated from High Point High School in 1937 and from Lenoir Rhyne College in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Curtis Morehead, JR
Lutheran Church
Pulaski, VA
F. C. Morehead
First Lutheran Church
Pulaski
Morehead
Southern Lutheran Church
Columbia, D. C
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Flo
High Point High School
Lrenoir-Rhyne College
White Man Arrested On First Degree Burglary Charge
Roland Samuel 40, white, of 710 East Commerce Street, was arrested at about 7 a.m. at his home on a charge of first degree burglary for allegedly breaking into Bertha Hunt’s residence at 302 Clay Street while occupants slept. Investigators say entry was gained by prying a window screen after removing tacks. a knife blade fragment was found. The alleged offense occurred around 2 a.m. on June 30. Samuel will have a preliminary hearing at High Point Municipal Court tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Samuel
East Commerce Street
Samuel
Bertha Hunt
Clay Street
High Point Municipal Court
Two Pictures On Fire Defense At Senior Wlight School
Tonight at 7:30 in the Senior Wlight School auditorium two pictures will be shown on incendiary bombs and plant protection. Chief E K Ingram said the show is mainly for auxiliary firemen and plant fire chiefs. Volunteers attending will receive credit in fire defense A. All volunteers without fire defense A are urged to attend with auxiliary firemen and plant chiefs. the class will last under an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlight
E. K. Ingram
Almg
Ensign Algie M. Stuart Receives Wings of Gold
Algie A. Stuart of High Point North Carolina earns the Wings of Gold at the U S Naval Air Station Jacksonville Florida after completing flight training. Capt John D Price commends the new naval flying officer at graduation. Stuart, 22, is a University of North Carolina graduate who started training in Atlanta and will join the Navy air unit. He is the son of Alf and Mrs. Algie M Stuart of 617 Willowbrook Street High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Algie A. Stuart
High Point
N. C
John D. Price
Stuart
High Point High School
University of North, Carolina
Naval Reserve Aviation Base
Atlanta
Navy
Alf
Algie M. Stuart
Willowbrook Street
Rationing Board Adds Two Clerks to Staff
Rationing Board Chairman T. R. Short announced two new full time clerical assistants. Ada B. Burgess, formerly with NYA, and Ruth M. Culler, Flora MacDonald College graduate, will be paid 1260 dollars annually. They reported to the County Building June 29 after approval by William T. Winslow and Theodore S. Johnson. Dorothy Bailey remains board secretary on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Short
Ada B. Burgess
NYA
Ruth M. Culler
Flora MacDonald College
William T. Winslow
Civils Service Board
Theodore S. Johnson
Office of Price Administration
Dorothy Bailey
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Iley Brothers End Radio Training
Fomens
Greensboro
Lexington
Rotary
Boarders Union
Weiner
Bonds For Victory
Jake Harris
Victory Campaign
Betsy White
Belk- Stevens Company
A.C. Sawyer
Carl Edmonds
Mechanic Learners School
Sellers
Rose Furniture CO
East Main Street
Fayetteville Street
Asheboro
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