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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1945

Page

10

Guard Officers Are Promoted To Higher Ranks

The 22nd Company of the state guard reorganizes with Major Clyde A. Morrison promoted to inspector general with the First Brigade. Captain Merlin H. Watson becomes commander of the company and First Lieutenant John T. Bruton returns as executive officer. The unit plans summer encampment at Fort Bragg July 10 to 23 and seeks additional volunteers.

I State Guard State Adjutant 'S Office Clyde A. Morrison State Guard Army of the United States Henderson Morrison Merlin H. Watson 22Nd National Guard John T. Bruton Watson Bruton Arch McMullan Fort Brag Rom McMullan

Many Languages Confront Bruton At German Base

Sgt. Hoyle Bruton of Thomasville served with the Ninth Air Force Service Command at a large German aerodrome where Allied and German workers mingled. The camp held U S and British soldiers, displaced laborers from Latvia to Crimea, and Red Cross workers. Hoyle’s brother Frank, a staff sergeant, directed High Point’s Paramount theatre before enlisting and now serves in the Pacific.

Ninth Air Force Service Command Germany Hoyle Bruton L. A. Bruton Julian Avenue Thomasville Hoyle U. S Latvia Baltic Sea Crimea Red Cross Frank High Point Paramount Theatre Air Force Pacific

Police Marksmanship Match Set Between H P and Winston Police

Expert marksmen from the High Point police department will travel to Winston-Salem on Thursday for a shooting match with the Winston police department. This will be their first event since the war began, as matches had been suspended.

High Point Police Rtment Winston-Salem Winston

Scrap Paper Drive Planned by Junior Chamber of Commerce

Fred DeLapp, salvage committee chairman, announces a scrap paper drive by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. A house to house canvass will begin Sunday July 15 at 1 PM, with pickup Saturday at the industrial plant starting 1 PM. Call or 2271 Saturday morning for pickup. place bundled paper on the curb Sunday afternoon. Paper remains top shortage item and cartons are urgently needed for shipments to the Pacific and Europe.

Fred DeLapp Chamber of Commerce Col DeLapp United States Pacific Europe Paci

Keep Planting Davis Tells Gardeners

Agriculture adviser urges gardeners to keep planting after rain, grow diverse vegetables, and plan fall gardens in the South. Recommends nitrogen fertilizer, preservation of harvests, and growing groceries to save money for bonds and aid the armed forces. Lists vegetables with fall planting windows and methods to reduce pests and preserve produce.

P. M. Davis Agriculture

Funeral Rites Set for Harrell A Hammett

Funeral service for Harrell A. Hammett 18 will be at 4 PM Tuesday from 1108 Redding Street conducted by Rev H O Miller of Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church. Interment in Floral Garden Cemetery. Hammett who moved from Jacksonville Alabama five years ago worked at Pickett Cotton Mills and died in a car collision in the 1100 block of English Street Saturday night.

H. U. Hammett Harrell A. Hammett Redding Street H. O. Miller Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church Floral Garden R. A. Hammett Jacksonville Ala Pickett Cotton Mills English Street

Sacred Places In The Netherlands East Indies Haunt Visitors

In the Netherlands East Indies there are innumerable sacred or haunted places which cannot be visited at all, or only under very stringent rules of behavior.

Netherlands East Indies

Sol Moon Eclipse Shines Over High Point Amid Cloudy Show

A solar eclipse captivated readers as Jupe Pluvius veiled the sun with clouds, while High Point families woke early to view glimpses through moments of clear sky. Russian scientists chased the event by airplane to maximize viewing across stages. The next significant eclipse is a moon event on December 18, with the next solar display not until August 31, 2017.

Lunar Old Sol Jupe Pluvius Jupe Sol Boise Idaho Montana Canada Hudson Bay Greenland Sweden Norway Finland Russia United States High Point

Mayor appoints Negro advisory committee in High Point

Mayor Earl N. Phillips announced the appointment of a Negro advisory committee to represent the interests of High Point's colored citizens for the duration of the current administration. Members include Rev. J. E. Melton, Rev. W. F. Elliott, Dr. J. J. Wilson, Prof. S. E. Burford, and others. The group will elect its own chairman and serve in an advisory capacity to the city council.

Earl N. Phillips Roy S. Braden Hight J. E. Melton W. F. Elliott W. S. McLeod J. J. Wilson W. W. Hoover A. M. Greenwood J. C. Crawford S. V. Barnhill J. A. Martin S. E. Burford J. D. Morgan L. B. Haizlip W. G. Hamilton N. R. Keno Phillips High Point

High Pointers Face Day Coach Duty Amid DDT Order

The new DDT order effective July 15 ends civilian pullman service on routes under 450 miles. High Pointers must ride day coaches on at least four long trips. Last pullman runs end July 14. several short routes lose pullman cars, while some through and longer runs continue.

Pullman Charlotte Ric Va High Point Fos Byp Jacksonville Fla Asheville Louisville Cincinnati Knoxville Tenn Memphis Nashville

Draft Board 4 Seeks Address Of Two Men

Draft Board 4 asks for the locations of Claude A. Conrad and Earnest Bradburn Mathews. Mail to the draft board No. 14. Anyone with information on their whereabouts is urged to contact the board.

Claude A. Conrad Earnest Bradburn Mathews Board

Reynolds Puts Out New Stock Setup

Stockholders of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. were offered 490000 shares of new 3.60 percent preferred stock at 100 dollars per share on a basis of 1/20th of a share for each common and class B share held. Subscription rights expire July 21 and stock not taken will be offered publicly by a banking group led by Dillon Read Co.

New York R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Dillon, Read & Co

West Va Minister Resigns to Lead North Carolina Synod

Huntington West Virginia July 9 The Rev T Henry Patterson pastor of the Second Presbyterian church for ten years has resigned effective August 15 to join the Orange Lee synod in North Carolina He will be based in Greensboro as executive secretary of home mission religious work for youth groups.

Huntington W. Va T. Henry Patterson Second Presbyterian Church Orange Lee North Carolna Mr. Patterson Greensboro N. C Home Mission Joe

Buddhism Becomes Core in Burma Life at Early Era

The article notes Buddhism as the integrating force in Burmese life near the start of the Christian era. It also mentions Damascus in Syria as possibly the world’s oldest continuously inhabited city, origin uncertain.

Burma Damascus Syria

Almonds Contain Magnesium Against Toxins and Stress

A note highlights almonds as a source of magnesium that may counteract toxins and acids produced by over excitement and emotional strain.

Sister Of Thomasville Man Dies In Oregon

News of the death reaches Thomasville as Olivia Elizabeth Hamrick Nelson of Gas tonia sister of M C Hamrick dies in Aurora Oregon. The body will be shipped to Chattanooga Tennessee for funeral services slated Tuesday. Hamrick travels to Oregon for the service. Mrs Nelson is survived by her husband her mother one son R W Nelson Jr one daughter Elizabeth Ann Nelson two sisters and three brothers and a brother in law.

Enterprise Thomasville Raymond W. Nelson M. C. Hamrick Aurora Oregon Chattanooga Tenn Hamrick

The Seven Hills of Rome

The seven hills upon which Rome was first built are the Capi toline Palatine Aventine Quirin Viminal Esquiline and Caelius.

Rome Capitoline Palatine Aventine Quirin Viminal Esquiline Caelius

High Point Far Surpasses 7th War Loan Quotas

Final figures from High Point show the 11th Mighty Seventh War Loan Drive collected $7,825,395.50 surpassing the $3,727,500 quota by $4,097,895.50. Total applications reached 12,851 with 12,550 EF bond requests resulting in $775,997 in E bonds sold, exceeding the EF quota by $48,497 and the voluntary quota by $25,997.

High Point

$20,000 Damage Suit Brought Against Store

P W Waller manager of the McLellan store said he had no statement on the filing of a $20,000 damage suit in U S district court by Miss Viola Callahan of this city. Callahan claims Waller slandered her by accusing theft of a parcel and that she was humiliated and embarrassed. An answer was reportedly filed with Waller denying the charges and asking nothing be awarded.

P. W. Waller McLellan United States District Court l McLellan Stores Company Viola Callahan

Death of Powell Glass Prominent Virginia Newspaper Executive

Powell Glass 58 longtime general manager of the nv and advance newspapers in Lynchburg Virginia died Sunday at Rand hospital after weeks of illness from heart disease. He served as Virginia Press Association president and twice as state chairman of the Associated Press in Virginia. Funeral services are set for 5:30 p m at his residence.

Powell Glass Lynchburg Advance Rmond Glass United States Virginia Press Association Associated Press Virginia National Office of Censorship

Pierce in Norfolk Seaman Arrives for Navy Training

Howard Franklin Pierce 18 seaman second class USNR of Thomasville North Carolina has arrived at the Norfolk naval training station to train for duties aboard a new destroyer of the Atlantic fleet He is the son of Mr and Mrs Banner Pierce of 425 Davidson Street Thomasville He worked at Hill's hosiery mill before enlisting and is a Thomasville High School graduate.

Rail passengers and mail could use aviation fuel in 1939

All Pullman passengers mail and express on the railroads in 1939 would need about 50 000 barrels per day of aviation gasoline if moved by air instead of rail.

Lonely Overseas Veteran Finds Home in High Point

Sergeant Richard Levin, weary from overseas, arrives at the USO in High Point to repay a $15 loan and thank hosts who aided him. He chose High Point after a yearlong connection with the town, seeking a home as he begins a new life back in the United States.

Lonely Overseas High Point Nothi Unit States Europe

Manslaughter Case Delayed Until July 23

Walter Raleih Lovings faces manslaughter charges in a street crash that killed a man named Hammett. The case, before Judge De MacRae, was continued to July 23 along with several other hearings in municipal court. A civil term is slated to begin the following day lasting three days.

Walter Ralei H Lovings Redding Street de MacRae English Street Eee Hammett Lovings Medlin Cecil Clara Cox Clark Besheass Ralph Gray Fairfield Road Gray Charity Coltrane William Dunlap Coolidge Street Hi Point E. R. Clodfelter Paul Lassiter Buddie J. Lamb Randleman Lucinda Borders East Washington Street Robert Wesley Freeman East Hi Street Alice Lilly Willis Young Taylor Street Louise Young

Feudal England Fought Long for Free Highways

In feudal England freedom of the highways emerged after centuries of struggle. The article notes a prolonged conflict defining travel rights and public access in medieval society.

England

Woodmen Camp No 62 Meets Tuesday Evenings

Woodmen of the World Piedmont Camp No 62 invites members and visiting Sovereigns to attend Tuesday night meetings at 7 30. Council Commander Glenn T. Smith and Financial Secretary Edgar C. Johnson signed the notice urging attendance.

Woodmen of the World Glenn T. Smith Edgar C. Johnson Financial Sec

How Mother Beats the Heat

Itch and burn of heat rash prickly heat and diaper rash are worse in hot weather. Mother eases these miseries with Mexiana medicated powder.

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