Pilot Club Meeting Postponed To Next Week
The Pilot club business meeting set for Tuesday is postponed one week. The new meeting place will be announced later.
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Pilot Club
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1949
Page
14
Births in North Carolina and Maryland announce family additions
Teers announce son Dwight Monroe born July 1 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Larkins announce daughter Vicky Sue born July 2 in Granite City. Cranford announce daughter Penny Gayle born June 25 at Boulevard unit local hospital. Yorks announce son Raleigh Frank Jr. born July 1 at City Memorial hospital Thomasville. Austin announces son Merk Douglas born June 30 at 108 West Isabella Salisbury Maryland. Mrs Austin is former Miss Bera Brown. A new photographic emulsion for recording nuclear particles is highly sensitive and risks premature cosmic ray exposure during shipment to researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teers
Joseph R. Teer
Route 5
Dwight Monroe
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Teer
Margaret Vincannon
Allen Jay
Vick Larkin
Granite City, I
Vicky Sue
Granite City
Larkin
Virginia Mitchell
High Point
Baren B. Cranford
Archdale
Penny Gayle
Crawford
Rachel Burton
Thomasville
Raleigh F. York
Raleigh Frank, Jr
City Memorial Hospital
Mark Douglas Austin
Kenneth Austin
West Isabella Street
Salisbury
Maryland
Merk Douglas
Austin
Bera Brown
Mrs. J E Kirkman Celebrates 90th Birthday at Home
Mrs. J Edward Kirkman marks ninety at 230 Washington Street, reflecting on High Point's growth from a small village of 525 people and seven stores to the city known as the Furniture Center of the South. Born May 1858, she shares memories of early railroads, local leaders, and the war era shaping the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .E. Kirkman
High Point
J. Edward Kirkman
Washington Street
James Edward Kirkman
Guilford County
Forrest H. Murray
General Assembly
Kirkman
Nathan Hunt, Jr
Jarrell
Delivery Schedules Drive Upholstery Market Outlook
A fabric industry statement from James L. K of the Upholstery and Drapery Fabric Manufacturers Association says delivery schedules, not price, will dominate retail buyers after the July Hore Furnishings Markets. He cites 1949 first-half fabric production down about one third, furniture shipments off 20 percent, and retail furniture sales down under 10 percent, amid nearly zero on-hand stocks and cautious orders to ensure timely stock and makeup activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. K
Fabrice
Mrs. Kirkman Remains Pillar Of High Point Community
At Wetey Memorial Methodist Church in High Point a tribute marks Mrs. Kirkman aging into ninety, highlighting her church leadership, charity work, and social civic roles. Friends recall sixty years of friendship and praise her gracious character and public spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Kirkman
Mr. Kirkman
Wetey Memorial Methodist Church
Old Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial
Washington Street
Presbyterian Church
C. M. Pepper
Frances Tuttle Celebrates 90th Birthday in High Point
Mrs Frances Tuttle a High Point resident for 49 years marked her ninetieth birthday with about 70 friends and family at her East Green street home. Widow of John Tuttle formerly with the Southern Chair company she moved from Yadkin county and is mother to five with 17 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Four children live in High Point and E P Tuttle resides in Montgomery Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Tuttle
High Point
East Green Street
John Tuttle
Southern Chair Company
Frances Smith
Yadkin County
Tuttle
R. E. Atkins
Bessie Tuttle
Charles Tuttle
Jonah Tuttle
E. P. Tuttle
Montgomery
Alabama
Parade of Progress lights up Asheboro history celebration
A 19th century train arrival and a 150 unit parade highlighted Asheboro's event with Mrs Rankin and her son Robert Rankin among attendees. Dr J Pritchard offered Randolph history while notables from Charlotte Nashville and Asheboro joined the celebration and R E A held a five county meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Randleman
Asheboro
Southern
R.E.A
Randolph
J. &. Pritchard
Nickel and Penny Extracted From Child’s Throat
Rebecca Ann Allen, 2, of Antlers Oklahoma, was taken to a Paris doctor after a nickel lodged in her esophagus. The surgeon removed the nickel and found a penny also lodged there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaris
Tex
Rebecca Ann Allen
C. B. Allen
Antlers
Okla
Paris
Construction Tops Three Million In High Point June 1949
Construction in High Point rose above a three million dollar total for the June 1949 period. The city building inspector reported 32 permits issued for new residence and non residence work, up from 25 a year earlier, with $329 515 authorized in June 1948 compared to $256 026 last month. For the 1948 49 fiscal year total stood at $3 310 418, near the 1947 48 level of $3 918 488. New non residence construction was a major factor in June 1949.
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High Point
Mrs Mary Muse Funeral Service Held At Residence
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Muse died after months of illness. Funeral services will be at her residence Sunday at 3 p m led by Rev Paul Hardin Jr of Wesley Memorial Church. Burial follows in Oakwood Cemetery with pallbearers listed. Also notes farming and permits: Calimyrna figs can mature in two months without gnats with growth spray. twenty construction permits issued for $116820.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Muse
Mary Elizabeth Muse
Paul Hardin, Jr
Wesley Memorial Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Clark McDowell
Amos Kearns
David Stanton
Charles W. McAnally
Sam H. Strickland
Ross Lewis Farlow
Everett March
J. R. Young
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Vicky Sue Larkin
Cranford
Young Furniture and Rug CO
North Main
Enterprise
Bette Sapp
Andrew Jackson Sapp
Mary Hunt Sapp
Byrd
Teeter's
Ella Teeter
NSCO
N. Main ST
Elliott’s
Flowers & Gifts
Sheraton Hotel Bldg
Western Electric
Jeff’s Drug Store
Audiphone
Salvation Army
Monark Nd
Monark Shade Co
Waughtown Orsess
Winston-Salem
N. C
Mks
Forrest Edwards
North Carolina
Dy-Dee Supply CO
Koonce
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