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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1942

Page

9

Violent thunder squall damages Guilford Randolph counties

A tornado like storm south of Allen Jay Center ripped roofs from homes and barns, uprooted trees, and damaged crops along a three mile swath near Highway 62 and Highway 60. No injuries reported though a Morris home suffered roof damage from a fallen tree and a nearby service station was tilted by the blast.

Highway 62 Highway 60 Allen Jay School Guilford County Randolph Dave Morris D. M Doc) Taylor W. O T. Deaton

Mental Attitudes Discussed By Lucas At Rotary Meeting

John Pauk Lucas Jr of Charlotte discussed mental attitudes at a local Rotary Club meeting. He warned that extreme optimism or pessimism harms alertness and initiative and condemned radical socialism and cynicism as undermining national welfare while urging a realistic view and productive action.

John Pauk Lucas, Jr Charlotte Rotary Club Lucas

Forty Men Enlist In Second Ordnance Unit Forming

Lt Malcolm G Moore announces the Guilford County Volunteer Ordnance Unit has filled its First Company for Foreign Service and 40 more men have enrolled for the second company. He seeks applicants with warehousing, office, truck driving or cooking experience. eligibility 1845. Office hours 8:30 to 5 daily on the county building second floor. Local draft board will gain credit for volunteers. Musicians for the Regimental Band to interview at Moore’s office.

Guilford County Volunteer Ordnance Unit Malcolm G. Moore Li. Moore Moore 302Nd Ordnance Regiment

Money Stolen From Mrs Kirkman Wallet

Mrs W E Kirkman of 306 Barker Street reported theft of 340 80 from her pocketbook. She said the loss may have occurred at home or at her workplace. A general to soldier ratio noted and a section of text mentions a brief period lasting two or three minutes.

W. E. Kirkman Barker Street

Long Sought Relief in Dr Foster’s L K Medicine

Mrs M M Shepherd of Greensboro North Carolina credits Dr Foster’s L K with lasting relief from indigestion gas constipation and insomnia. Her husband also found benefit after trying it following years of failed remedies. They urge others to trust L K and report sharing the remedy with neighbors.

DR. Foster Lix

Death of EightYearOld Loyd McClure Jr

Loyd Mac McClure Jr eight died at a local hospital after weeks of illness began last November. Born May 22 1934 in Jamestown he was son of Loyd and Mary McClure. Surviving siblings include Larry and Reece, paternal grandparents S L McClure. He attended Oakdale Methodist Church and Jamestown School in third grade. Funeral from the McClure home Friday at 11 attended by Rev C M McKinney, with burial in Mitchell Grove Cemetery. Body to be taken to grandparents' Jamestown home this afternoon.

Loyd Mac) McClure, Jr Jamestown Mary Crickmore McClure Larry Reece McClure S. L. McClure Oakdale

Missing daughter reported by Mrs Collins

Mrs R D Collins of 422 Tomlinson Street told police today her daughter Charlotte aged 15 is missing from home. She is five feet four inches tall, 134 pounds with dark brown hair and dark eyes. Last seen in a light green flowered dress and green linen sports coat. Seek information from police. The right side of the jaw tends to be longer than the left in all races, according to scientists.

R. D. Collins Tomlinson Street Charlotte

Funeral Rites for Mrs Sarah S Smith at Green Street Baptist

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah S. Smith 45 widow of the late Carl W. Smith will be held Friday at 3 PM from Green Street Baptist Church with Rev Julian S Hopkins officiating. The body will lie in state at Whoonce Funeral Home and interment is at Oakwood Cemetery.

Sarah S. Smith Carl W. Smith Guilford County Green Street Baptist Church Julian S. Hopkins Whoonce Oakwood Cemetery

Funeral services for W Harris Evans obituary notice

Funeral services for W Harris Evans 51 longtime Springfield resident were held at Springfield Friends Church with Rev O L Ruth and Rev Harald Hadley officiating. He died from injuries after being struck by a car Saturday evening. Burial was in Springfield Cemetery with pallbearers Blair Richardson John Richardson H R Honeycutt Byron Haworth Chester C Haworth Melvin Briles. Songs included Gathering Buds and Good Night and Good Morning.

W. Harris Evans Springfield High Point Springfield Friends Church O. L. Ruth First Pilcring Holiness Church Harald Hadley Springfield Cemetery Blair Richardson John Richardson H. R. Honeycutt Byron Haworth Chester C. Haworth Melvin Briles Sara Hadley Ellsworth Morgan Thelma Hendrix

Reward Offered For Rat Tails In Thomasville

Thomasville on July 9 special reports a ten cent reward for rat tails through September 15. The Junior Chamber of Commerce announced the plan and residents may bring tails to the Fire Department for credit slips paid by the city clerk. The club and city share costs while coordinating with property owners and the Davidson County health department.

Thomasville Junior Chamber of Commerce Davidson County Health Department

Mrs. Mary Holladay Dies at 58 in Durham

Mrs. Mary Holladay 58 widow of Walter Holladay and mother of Dr. Lewis Winston Holladay died suddenly at home 207 Rowland Park about 4 30 Wednesday. Born February 5 1884 in Durham she came from Richmond Va six years ago to the city. She was educated in Durham schools and graduated from Trinity College. Surviving: son Dr. Lewis Winston Holladay and brother B Winston Rogers of Durham. Funeral at Howerton Bryant Funeral Home Thursday afternoon 4 30 with interment in a Durham cemetery.

Mary Rogers Holladay Walter Holladay Lewis Winston Holladay Rowland Park Trinity College Durham Holladay B. Winston Rogers Durhan Howerton-Bryant

Garden Memorial Planned by Carraway for World War Dead

Bruce H. Carraway, local notary public and WWI captain, will erect a memorial in his North Wrenn Street garden honoring those who die in this war. A stone Vi for Victory bordered by red Sowers, a circular fountain, a fag pole, and banners listing fallen Hich Pointers will feature prominently. A corner of the garden will be dedicated to the memorial.

Bruce H. Carraway Carraway North Wrenn Street

Prayer Service Held This Week at Private Home

The Friday evening prayer service conducted by Vance Hill and Group will take place at the home of Gye Wetborn on route No 2 just off the Waltburg road.

Vance Hill Gye Wetborn Roue No. 2 Waltburg Road

L A Spaugh Dies Suddenly At Home In High Point

Levi A Spaugh 68 died suddenly at his son Fred Spaugh's home on High Point route 2 shortly after 9 this morning after months of declining health. Born Forsyth County March 22 1874 he lived in High Point since 1903. Survived by wife Flora Brookbank five sons Sylvester Lee John L Fred G Charlie R Arthur Spaugh Winston Salem relatives eight grandchildren. Funeral plans incomplete.

Levi A. Spaugh Fred Spaugh High Point Mr. Spaugh Forsyth County Obediah Susan Spaugh Nannie L. Lineback Flora Brookbank Sylvester Lee John L Fred G Charlie R Arthur Spauch Enoch F. Spaugh Winston-Salem Susie Long Spaugh Old High Point Machine Company

Five Men To Face Same Day Physical Examinations

Five men whose addresses changed after registering for selective service have been summoned to appear for physical examination tonight at the city health office. Clerk of Board 5 Joseph Snider announced the notices were returned as moved. The men must present themselves tonight without fail and the listed last addresses are given for John Bescher, Seaborn Morton, James Walters, James McNeeley, and Otis Steele.

City Health Office Joseph Snider Snider John O. Bescher Burton Seaborn Alton Morton James Albert Walters James Garfield McNeeley Washington Otis Jennings Steele

Ernest McCorkle Sentenced to Six Months in Jail

Ernest McCorkle, 35, of 223 Beamon, an old offender on lottery charges, was convicted in Municipal Court and given six months in jail. Judge D C MacRae ordered a previous suspended sentence into effect and imposed an additional six months suspended for three years for selling butter and egg lottery tickets.

Ernest McCorkle Beamon D. C. MacRae NecCarkle

Scouts Aid Salvage Drive Amid Allied War Effort

Police and the FBI received many calls as leaflets urging a new order for the United States were found. Signed "Hither Musa Solini and Wirehite" but left by Boy Scouts aiding the salvage drive, the motley message circulated door to door in Salt Lake City.

Salt Lake City FBI United States

Traveling machine shop patents heat warming plane engines

A novel traveling machine shop patent describes engines generating heat with a flexible hood to direct heat to aircraft motors. The design targets preheating airplane engines for safer starts and quicker warmups. the system claims compatibility with typical propeller spans around 17 feet.

Gastonia Officer Studies Fingerprint Methods In High Point

Gastonia police officer A B Armstrong visits High Point for several days to study fingerprinting with Jack W McMahon in the bureau of identification at the High Point police department. He hopes to return soon for a two week local study noted as among the best in the area. Lighted cabins would fog vision, so warplane pilots fly at night with cockpits in total darkness.

A. B. Armstrong Gastonia Jack W. McMahon Bureau of Identification High Point Armstrong

Malfeasance Charged To Bruce H. Carraway

Captain Bruce H. Carraway a longtime justice of the peace and notary public and former Democratic primary candidate was arrested on two charges of malfeasance in office after issuing birth certificates to SBI officials. He was released on $1,000 bond. The warrants allege he unlawfully issued false birth certificates for W. J. Gatling and Lawrence Harris and falsely claimed people appeared before him to take oaths. The case cites that he looked at the family Bible and knowingly violated his oath and duties. The incident arises in Guilford County with High Point Municipal Court scheduled.

Bruce H. Carraway W. J. Gatling SBI Lawrence Harris Gatling Harris Carraway W.T. Gatling Guilford W. S. Gatling

Vice-President of Southern Railway To Speak In City

Oliver, vice-president of the Southern Railway System in Washington DC, will address the High Point Traffic and Transportation Club at its charter night banquet at the Sheraton Hotel on Thursday July 16 at 7:30 PM. The event includes installation of new officers and aims to discuss traffic problems facing carriers and the shipping public.

BE. OR. Oliver Southern Railway System Washington, D. C High Point Traffic and Transportation Club Sheraton Hotel Oliver

Aviation Cadet Program Meeting Tonight In High Point

A dozen applicants for aviation cadet appointments are invited to attend tonight at 8 in the city hall council chamber for program details and physical exam forms. Post 619 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsors the event with Jack W. McMahon as committee chairman. the committee meets at 7:30. Also noted, 3875 people visited Big Wale Battlefield National Monument in Montana in 1940.

Council Chamber City Hall High Point Veterans of Foreign Wars Jack W. McMahon

Unclear Warrant Descriptions Cited in Court Record

A legal document cites two warrants with language alleging that certain individuals appeared before a magistrate and took oaths, but contends that these persons did not actually appear or testify as stated, casting doubt on the authenticity of the oaths and the proceedings.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Allen Jay Randolph Country Rotary M. M. Shepherd WAAF Lloyd McClure, Jr Mary Holladay L. A. Spaugh Ernest M'Corkle Southern Railway Big Wale Battlefield National Monument Montana ROSE The Lancaster Hepplewhite Rose Furniture CO South Main Street East Main Street Fayetteville Street Ashboro
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