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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1953

Page

5

Fourth of July Closures Across Stores and Offices

Many shops and offices will close for Independence Day with only drugstores, restaurants and gas stations staying open. Parks screens theaters for crowds while police, fire and highway patrol brace for holiday travel. Mail delivery halts Saturday with special delivery and dispatch still operating. industries plan to resume Monday as unions weigh weekend activity and a summer furniture market preps for Monday.

On Lake Pool Point

Nurse Bound Over on Narcotics Charge in Thomasville

Dorothy Wilhite a 25 year old nurse formerly at City Memorial Hospital was bound over to Superior Court on a 500 bond for violating narcotics laws. Investigators led by SBI found she took demerol from the hospital narcotics chest and billed it to patients over several instances. The new narcotics statute as passed by Sen George Hundley changed such offenses from misdemeanor to felony.

George Hundley Thomasville

Death notices for Lydia Bryant Bethel and Ida Long

Lydia Davenport Bryant 83 of near Tarboro died in Norfolk Virginia hospital after a long illness. She is survived by six daughters and six sons with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Interment Greenwood Cemetery Tarboro. Ida B Long 58 wife of M L Long died at University Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill after four months illness. Funeral held Heidelberg Evangelical Church and interment Holly Hill Cemetery.

Lydia Bryant Bethel Lydia Davenport Bryant Tarboro Norfolk Martin County John and Ella Edmonds Davenport James Battle Bryant Ashley Walker High Point H. L. Lewis, Sr Greenville F. C. James Bethel J. B. James Williamston I. R. Cummings, Jr M. H. Whitehurst South Norfolk J. O. Bryant Fountain J. B. Bryant F. F. Bryant J. P. Bryant G. P. Bryant California D. R. Bryant Chester Ida B. Long

Polio Cases Rise Across U S With Week Count

The Public Health Service reports 538 new polio cases nationwide last week, lifting the year total to 4 057. California led with 59 cases followed by Alabama 39 North Carolina 32 Louisiana 29 New York 28 and Mississippi 27. Arkansas California Oklahoma and Virginia each reported one death.

Washington The Public Health Service Today California Alabama North Carolina Louisiana New York Mississipi Arkansas Oklahoma Virginia

British firm unveils silent three minute record

A London based juke box company announced a new model that delivers three minutes of dead silence. Customers insert a coin and press a button to hear a record that spins without music or speech.

London

Recreation Convention Plans Told

Plans for the fifth annual summer convention of the municipal division of the North Carolina Recreation Society to be held at Chapel Hill July 10 11 were announced by Hubert Henderson recreation chief and society president. Sessions start July 10 at 3 p m with Whitehead Dormitory as headquarters and Naval Armory as meeting space. Directors meet Saturday at 10 a m with panel discussions on Planning and Evaluation Direct ors Problems and Certification led by named professionals from Morganton Greenville Hickory Newton Fayetteville Kinston Shelby and other towns.

Thomasville North Carolina Recreation Society Chapel Hill Hubert Henderson Municipal Division Henderson Whitehead Dormitory Naval Armory Recreation Society William T. Robertson Morganton Warren Carroll Greenville Walter Parker Hickory John Tate Newton Glenm Bannerman Whiteville Augusta Barnett Asheville

Realty Transfers in High Point Township and Nearby Areas

Realty transfers list multiple property conveyances including Claude S Knight and wife to P A Snider and wife a lot in W C Hall property. Kalopia A Harrison Hardin to Elizabeth Hardin Sears and Jean two tracts on Rockford. Norman C Montgomery and wife to Samuel Boyd Hall and wife three lots in Woodland Development. Franklin E Carpenter and wife to James M Foster and wife two lots and part of two others in Springdale Development Company subdivision. Nancy C Woody to Levi C Dill and wife four lots in Blair Futrelle Development. Jenkins Snead and wife to Jake Harris and Samuel Shavitz and wives one tract each on Hulda and Reed Streets. Harvey J Sink and wife to J T Bell and wife lot in Hedgmont De David B Shelton Sr and wife to John H Williams and wife lot in Bencini plot.

Claude S. Knight P. A. Snider W. C. Hall Kalopia A. Harrison Hardin Elizabeth Hardin Sears Jean Oe Rockford Norman C. Montgomery Samuel Boyd Hall Woodland Franklin E. Carpenter James M. Foster Springdale Development Nancy C. Woody Levi C. Dill Blair Futrelle Jenkins Snead Jake Harris Samuel Shavitz Hulda Reed Streets Harvey J. Sink J. T. Bell Hedgmont David B. Shelton, Sr John H. Williams Bencini

All-Day Fourth Event Planned In Randleman

An all day Fourth of July celebration in Randleman opens with a 10 30 a m street parade below Burlington Mills and ends with an 8 p m dance. Marines National Guardsmen Boy Scouts will march prizes awarded for floats decorated cars horses ponies dogs bands and best and ugliest dog. A 3 p m baseball game, pie-eating, greasy pole contests and other stunts are planned. Organizers invite all to attend with free parking and no admission.

Randleman Burlington Mills National Guardsmen R. D. Lambe

Mechanical nurse signal device aids hospitals

In Chicago a new automatic signal device called a mechanical nurse alerts staff when a patient becomes unduly active or attempts to leave bed. It connects to audio visual nurse call systems, reducing the need for a nurse to stay at the bedside. Highly sensitive switches trigger electrical impulses, lighting a red lamp and sounding a soft chime at the control station.

Chicago

Hit and Run Case Leads to Three Charges Against Driver

A hit-and-run at 9 40 last night ended five minutes after with Alma State Angel 27 of Charlotte charged with hit and run violating prohibition laws and driving without a license. Bond totaling 450 was posted for Municipal Court Monday. Her husband Hugh Addison Angel 34 a passenger was charged with drunkenness. Damage totaled about 49 to the other car and about 75 to the hit and run car.

Alma State Angel Charlotte Hugh Addison Angel L. Q. Royals Angel Ray Allen Evans Boundary Street Capitola Gilmore Edna Horne Evans Sheriff's

Rosy Outlook Seen for Furniture Industry in 1953

A survey of 35 furniture leaders led by Don L. Jordan of Johnson Carpets Furniture Co Roanoke Va predicts a record breaking year as summer markets open Sales are seen five to ten percent higher than 1952 at both manufacturing and retail levels Reasons include good new order momentum strong consumer buying expansion in plants rising national income low unemployment aggressive merchandising high home building starts and a revived business confidence nationwide.

Don L. Jordan Johnson-Carper Furniture Company Roanoke Jordan

Runaway Pigs Routed by Bulldozer in Redondo Beach

In Redondo Beach California two pigs escaped from a backyard pen and fled through town evading police and park and humane officials before a bulldozer blade pushed the two pigs back to their home.

Redondo Beach Calif C. A. Britt Park Department Humane Department

Three Fined For Failing To Heed New Boat Law

Three youths were convicted in Recorder's Court for violating a new life preserver rule on High Rock Lake. A fourth defendant failed to show up and was ordered picked up on a capias. Sentences include 30 days suspended for three years with a $50 fine and costs. Appeals filed by Henry Fritts and Katherine Mills.

Thomasville High Rock Lake Henry Fritts Katherine Mills High Point Jack Martin Route 5 Winston-Salem Charles Freeman Fritts Freeman Miss Mills Marttin Lillie Mae Hunt Miss Hunt L. A. Martin Lexington Recorder's Court Sheriff's Deputies

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U. S High Point Township F. D. Lance Thomasville Cers Jack Kirkman Thom Asville C. C. Stoker Sturkey Ernest A. Tucker Lowe Avenue Constance Tucker Main Street Tucker Lester C. Little Bertha Winchester Colonial Drive Frank T. Hooker Kennedy Street Bob Esso Moskins Credit Clothing N. Main ST Sue Home Service Betty Crocker LA Roma Libby Gerbers Baby Foods Home Service Stores Augusta Arsenal Superior Foto Service P.O. Box High Point, N
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