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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1945

Page

10

City Asks State For New North South Thoroughfares

A city delegation led by Mayor Ear N. Phil asked state highway officials for two north south traffic lanes through the city. They proposed links from Washington street and Centennial avenue to Commerce Street and Mangum avenue and another from Gordon street to Springfield avenue near Five Points. Officials indicated careful consideration and prioritizing the Centennial route with a bridge over the railway line already funded.

Ear N. Phil Tte Inter- Benn Washington Street Tennial Avenue Commerce Street Mangum Avenue Southern Railway Perry Leonard Streets Gordon Street Springfield Avenue Fourth Ward Greensboro High Point Five Points Asheboro Ay Commission Perry Street T. A. Burton Fifth Districtear

Killer of Germans Under Observation

Pvt. Clarence V. Bertucci of New Orleans is under hospital observation after allegedly firing on German prisoners at Salina Utah, killing eight and wounding twenty others. Army officers say he admitted the impulse and is being investigated while the case is reviewed.

Fort Douglas Utah Clarence V. Bertucci New Orleans Arthur J. Ericsson Salina Bertucci

Council Hopes To Complete Budget Work By July 24

Mayor Earl N. Phillips announced the council aims to finish budget work by the July 24 meeting with no tax rate change from 1.21. A $2,251,815.08 tentative budget includes $244,285 capital outlay and $125,000 for bridges. Committees led by Kearns Lewis Hunt and Kirkman will refine items. Braden to Washington for bridge material discussions. Rotary drive designation proposed for Sherbrooke Drive. Public auction approved for city property.

Earl N. Phillips Cou Roy S. Braden Amos R. Kearns C. A. Lewis Law and Public Safety Committee W. L. Hunt Public Works Committee C. A. Kirkman Kearns Apone Iry Wilowbrook Street Capital Reserve Fund Bradence Washington, D. C War Production Board War Manpower Commission Braden Washington Frank Muller Greensboro Planning and Zoning Commission Commission

Fountain Installed As Legion Post Commander

R R Fountain was installed as post commander of Andrew Jackson post 87 of the American Legion on the lawn of Judge D C McRae. Other officers and appointive posts were announced with names including L C Matton P A Warner Morton John H King Hiram C Myrick I T Mann P Lee Smith Don C McRae E C Sewell George B Estes Robert L Freeman John C Turner and Cpl Eunice Moser newly admitted from the WACs. The ceremony also set program chairmen and various officers for upcoming months and roles. Glycerine can be converted to more than double its weight of nitro glycerine.

R. R. Fountain Andrew Jackson D. C. McRae L. C Matton P. A. Warner My Morton John H. King Hiram C. Myrick I. T. Mann P. Lee Smith Don C. McRae E. C. Sewell George B Estes Robert L. Freeman John C. Turner Cpl Eunice Moser Wacs Legion Moser Fountain L. D Heilig Mike Shiplett Sam Tobias William F. Frye Ways and Means George Connor Legion Auxiliary Leigh D. Harper T. D Nicholson Smith R.lreeman George F Edwards David T. Yow T. W. Sprinkle J. E. Lyon National Defense Horace S Fred Dewey W Hilton D. D. Aruen

Sunday Waste Paper Drive Aims For Success

The scrap paper drive on Sunday July 15 aims to be successful with housewives calling for truck pickups. The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a house to house collection at 1 PM, plus Saturday pickups from industrial plants and others.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Fred DeLapp United States Pacific Europe Suny

Elks Flag Day Rites Draw Large Audience

Attendance at the Elks annual flag day exercises on Broad street July 8 was the best in years. The event featured posthumous Elks medal of valor to Angela Adams, accepted by widow Anita Adams, remarks by Captain Joseph Laurens on veteran care, and a three tier liberty bell built by Nelsons.

Elk’s Elks Broad Street J. M. Thomas Thomas Angela Adams Washington Anita Adams Joseph Laurens The ORD Greensboro Laurens Gurney Briggs Roy Padgett Jess Washburn Fleet Lewis P. C. Penn H. G. Ilderton P. Lee Smith Joe Kidd Charlie Hodgin

Charter Granted for Royal Upholstering and Repair

A certificate of incorporation filed in Raleigh authorizes the Royal Upholstering and Repair Company of High Point to deal in furniture with an authorized capital stock of 100000 dollars. H F Rice Wade Royals and Mattie Workman Royals subscribed 300 dollars. The colony plans a plant on Orton Street to make sofas and operate soon.

Secretary of State Raleigh Royal Upholstering and Repair Company High Point H. F. Rice Wade Royals Mattie Workman Royals Rice Orton Street

Divorces Granted By Local Court In High Point Session

High Point municipal civil jury court, presided by Judge D. C. MacRae, grants 17 undefended divorces in a three day term. Sixteen divorces cite two years separation, one cites impotency. Frances F. Barnes divorces Wiley B. Barnes for impotency.

D. C. MacRae High Point Frances F. Barnes Wiley B. Barnes M. N. Williams Hattie Williams Allen Ingram

Nellie Lou Motsinger Linville Dies At 57 In Davidson County

Mrs Nellie Lou Motsinger Linville aged 57 died suddenly at her Winston Salem route 5 home Monday afternoon. She was born March 23 1888 in Davidson County daughter of the late David and Sarah Motsinger and wife of William Linville of Kernersville who preceded her in death. A Moravian church member and former Davidson County school teacher she is survived by two brothers a niece and a nephew all of Winston Salem route 5. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 4 at Canaan Methodist church with interment in the church cemetery.

Thomasville Nellie Lou Motsinger Linville Winston-Salem Famil Davidson County David and Sarah Richard Motsinger William Linville Kernersville Moravian Church Lee Henry Motsinger Frances Motsinger Arnold Motsinger Winston- Salem Route 5 Canaan

Mrs. Nancy Bullin Dies After Prolonged Illness in Home

Nancy Jane Bullin 54 died at 913 Randolph Street after a long illness. Widow of John Bullin she was born October 27 1891 in Surry County. Survived by two daughters Anna Lou Farrington Lorena LaPrade four sons Gilmer J C Paul Harold all in military service, four sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements incomplete body to remain at Yow's.

Nancy Jane Bullin Randolph Street John Bullin Surry County Martin Leanda Hudson Anna Lou Farrington Lorena LaPrade High Point Gilmer Bullin U. S. Navy J. C. Bullin U. S. Navy Fleet Post Office Paul South Pacific Harold Bullin U. S. Marines Vick Wood Jim Bullin Leanna Hudson Fan Watson John Hudson Rural Hall Welch Memorial Methodist Church Yow’s

Council Asked To Build Bridge On Blair Street

Joe Medlin urged the city council to construct a bridge over a small stream on Blair Street in the southeast area. He cited hazards for unfamiliar drivers and a dead-end street that has turned the area into a local spoonsing ground. City Manager Roy Braden said no action was taken due to budget constraints, and Mayor Earl N. Philips asked for a cost estimate to include in the next budget.

Blair Street Joe Medlin Medlin Roy Braden Earl N. Phillips Braden

Address Sought for Draft Resister Thomas E. Graham

Draft board seeks current address for Thomas Eugene Graham a Black resident formerly of 507 Short Spring Street. Call contact the board with any location tips. The article recalls crude oil being shipped in barrels by horse and wagon in earlier days.

Thomas Eugene Graham Draft Board Four Short Spring Street

Lovings Elected President of High Point Exchange Club

J. W. Lovings was elected president of the High Point Exchange Club succeeding R. T. Craughon with S tare Everington as vice president J P Davis secretary and C L Russell treasurer both re elected as the six month term begins Lovings outlined club objectives Craughon reviewed past six months plans for state convention delegates were discussed for the Durham gathering on July 25 A social outing at Biales cabin near Jamestown is planned Friday evening at 7 with wives and cast members of The Pep Parade attending.

J. W. Lovings High Point Exchange Club R. T. Craughon Se Tare Everington J. P. Davis C. L. Russell Lovings Craughon Board of Control North Carolina State Exchange Clubs Durham Biale’s Cabin Jamestown

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