Amos Elected Chairman Of High Point Memorial Trustees
R T Amos was elected chair of the High Point Memorial hospital board at the Emerywood meeting succeeding Carter Dalton who resigns for extended absence from the city Dalton remains on the board and plans to reside in High Point next year. The board approved preliminary plans for a new 100 bed hospital by architect Charles C Hartmann prepared to meet North Carolina medical care commission standards for federal and state assistance. Dr Noah H Chiles was appointed to the medical staff with general practice of medicine and obstetrics after the staff recommended him. he has opened an office in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Amos
7H Point Memorial Hospital
Emerywood Country Club
Carter Dalton
Dalton
Igh Point
Amos
Commission
High Point Memorial Hospital
Tom Powell
Women’s Guild of the Hospital
Guild
High Point Memorial
Miss England
Raleigh
North Carolina
Noah H. Chiles
Chiles
Jamestown
92 Degrees Again Today Scattered thundershowers forecast
The weather station predicts a high of 92 degrees this afternoon with a low near 70 tonight. Expect cloudy conditions and scattered thundershowers tonight and tomorrow with little overall change in conditions.
Harry Jordan to Speak at Burgess Chapel Hour
Harry Jordan associate pastor and youth director of First Methodist Church will speak at Midweek Chapel tonight at 8:30 from Burgess Memorial chapel over WMFR. His topic is Which Path Are You Treading with choral music led by Dorothy Hoskins and accompanist Mrs. T. E. Strickland. The choir will perform I Was A Wandering Sheep by Zudel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jordan
First Methodist Church
Burgess Memorial Chapel
WMFR
Dorothy Hoskins
T. E. Strickland
Zudel
New Mexico Claims Salt Reserve Vast Beyond Use
Fire department headquarters reported no alarms between noon yesterday and noon today. A separate claim from New Mexico states it has enough salt to supply the western hemisphere for thousands of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
New Mexico
Grand Lodge convenes in High Point for North Carolina gathering
News of Colored People reports the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows and Household of Ruth hold a two day statewide convention in High Point with a dress parade, public sessions at William Penn High School, and remarks by W W Hoover Jessie W Rogers and Rev W F Elliott. The event includes civic praise of High Point and hospitality remarks.
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Grand United Order of Odd Fellows and Household of Ruth
High Point
North Carolina
E. Washington Street
Park
Progressive Lodge of
William Penn High School
Confab
W. W. Hoover
N. G
Progressive Lodge
Calvary Baptist Church
W. F. Elliott
J. E. Melton
Grand Lodge
O. E. Davis
Davis
Jessie W. Rogers
O. F
Rachael W. Dudley
Ruth
Wm. Penn
L. W. Strong
Chm
Mesdames Armetta Byrd
Lucille Butler
Elouise Powell
Estelle Carter
Mamie Williams
Carrie Smith
Hattie Brown
George Alexander
Guy McFall
Clayton Phillips
J. C. Henley
Crippled Condition No Excuse Court Delivers Juvenile Probes
In municipal court Judge MacRae sentences Charlie Jackson 1114 Doris St to four months suspended for good behavior after violations of prohibition laws and disorderly conduct. Jackson cursed his mother over whiskey she poured out. Prosecution witnesses testified to supporting details. Other cases include Thirkeal Gay’s extended jail term for assault and multiple suspended sentences for offenses from indecent exposure to drunk and disorderly conduct.
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D. 4C. MacRae
Charlie Jackson
Doris Street
Jackson
MacRae
S. E. Cox
Cox
Thirkeal Gay
Fairview Street
Pearl M. Carpenter
Kannapolis
Lawrence D. Youngling
Albemarle
John W. Johnson
Henley Hotel
Robert Woolen
Pershing Street
Andrew Little
Odie D. Ingram
Park Street
NAACP leader to speak August 12 at Mt. Vernon event
New Orleans former president of the Louisiana State conference of the NAACP now serves as a national representative and will speak on August 12. The Willing Workers club of Mt. Vernon Baptist church meets Thursday at 7:45 p.m. at 815 Leonard St. Special service features Rev. A. A. Little from East Orange tonight at 8 p.m. A Wiener roast is planned Saturday July 31 at 1204 Leonard St. Beauty contestants must meet at the park tonight at 6 for rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
The
NAACP
Byrd
Association
Willing Workers Club
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Vern Edwards
Leonard St
A. A. Little
East Orange
N. J
St. Paul Baptist Church
Weiner
Johnnie McAdoo
Leonard Street
Highland Avenue Residents Report Sky Monster Sighting
Betty Hill of 611 Highland Avenue and Mildred Stewart of 618 Highland Avenue called The Enterprise to report sightings of a sky object described as a milk bottle that exploded over High Point. Betty stated the object flew over the house Monday night and exploded. Mildred confirmed seeing the object flying over High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hill
High Point
Betty
Highland Avenue
The
Enterprise
Mildred Stewart
Mildred
Rose Society Considers Fall Rose Show At Local Meeting
The High Point Men s Rose Society discussed a fall rose show open to the public modeled after last May s event. A committee will survey feasibility and report soon while speaker R D Tillson outlined space selection for rose plots in landscaping and a new member B L Wyant from Greensboro joined. Belvin Harmon returns to duties after illness at Beeson Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Men's Rose Society
H.p.t.&d
Harry Williamson
Williamson
Grover H. Jones
R. D. Tillson
Tillson
Belvin Harmon
Rose Society
Beeson Hardware Company
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
B. L. Wyant
Greensboro
Funeral Services for Walter P. Piner Held at Pisgah Baptist
Funeral services for Walter P. Piner 75 died at Brewer's Nursing Home Winston-Salem were held Tuesday at 4 p.m. from Pisgah Baptist Church with Rev. C. M. Floyd officiating. Margaret McKinney sang solo with Virginia Weaver at the piano. Pallbearers included L. C. Madden D. S. Staley Charlie Weaver S. M. McMahon Harold Rich ED Gordy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. Piner
Brewer's Nursing Home
Winston-Salem
Pisgah Baptist Church
C. M. Floyd
Margaret McKinney
Virginia Weaver
L. C. Madden
D. S. Staley
Charlie Weaver
S. M. McMahon
Harold Rich
Correction of Betty Jones Omitted From Contestants List
A notice explains Betty Jones was left off the contestants list yesterday. Also, AllPatriachs 193 past grand masters No 156 call a lodge meeting Friday at 8 p m at the Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jones
Lodge
Scholarships Open To Local Women In Cancer Nursing
Three scholarships totaling 40 each are offered to public health nurses in High Point, the county, and Greensboro by the Guilford county unit of the American Cancer Society. The UNC School of Public Health course in cancer nursing runs August 16 to 21 at Chapel Hill and covers tuition room and board and transportation. The course is one unit of a five week summer public health nursing program. other offerings include orthopedics geriatrics tuberculosis and mental hygiene with Miss Katherine Nelson RN MA from Teachers College Columbia teaching the cancer nursing segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
County
Greensboro
School of Public Health
Katherine Nelson
R.N. M
Teachers College
Columbia University
Funeral Services Planned for Mrs Minnie Grubbs
The notice lists mourners including Mrs Minnie Grubbs of Winston-Salem and Johnny Gordon of Lexington route 2. Funeral services are set for Friday at two o clock at Clarksburg Methodist Church with burial arrangements by Green Funeral Home upon removal Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Route 2
Minnie Grubbs
Winston-Salem
Johnny Gordon
Clarksburg Methodist Church
The
Green Funeral Home
Funeral rites planned for Elton M Thaggard in Greensboro
Dr A B Conrad interim pastor of First Baptist will officiate funeral services for Elton M Thaggard 26 of Church Street extension Greensboro to be held at 4 30 P M He died Monday at Piedmont hospital from poliomyelitis Entered at 4 a m diagnosis polio burial at Guilford Memorial park with military honors Bragg soldiers to form firing squad and American Legion color guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Greensboro
Elton M. Thaggard
Thaggard
Church Street Extension
Piedmont Hospital
Forbis and
Murrau Chapel
Guilford Memorial Park
T Bragg
American Legion
High Point May Lose Lane Used to Inspect Automobiles
Arthur T. Moore in Raleigh says High Point and Thomasville motorists have shown poor compliance with new inspection rules. The High Point lane remains the slowest permanent station with only a slight increase in cars inspected. If response does not improve, the lane will be discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Thomasville
Department of Motor Vehicles
Raleigh
Arthur T. Moore
Mechanical Inspection Division
Jaycees Close Polio Drive in High Point Sunday
High Point Jaycees will end their fund drive for the Greensboro polio convalescent hospital on Sunday and will present a $606.75 contribution from Myrtle Desk company to hospital officials Amos Kearns and Gilbert Clinard on Monday. Total local contributions exceed $50,000, with other gifts from Kodiak Alaska and a caller offering to pick up donations.
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High Point Jaycees
Greensboro
Polio
Amos Kearns
Gilbert Clinard
Bill Lee
The
Jaycees
Box
Nick Lawrence
WHPE
Lee
Myrtle Desk Company
Kodiak
Alaska
High Point
Attendance Shrinks at Southern Furniture Market
Attendance at the Southern Furniture market this morning fell to about 150 registrants before noon on day twelve. Early trading showed lighter volume than yesterday but was expected to improve in the afternoon.
J Lloyds to insure almost anything in bold London offer
J Lloyds, the famed London insurance firm, proposes policies covering nearly any risk such as the birth of twins and rain spoiling a lawn party, signaling an unconventional approach to coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.loyd's
London
Two Men Arrested Here On Reckless Driving Charges
Police arrest Charles A. Byrd and Lee R. White on reckless driving charges after a 7:15 am crash at Wade and Green streets. White attempted to pass Byrd on Green street, swerved, and Byrd struck a curb and a telephone pole. Damage totaled about 500 dollars. neither man was injured.
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Wade
Green Streets
Charles A. Byrd
Willowbrook
Lee R. White
Route 1
Oakview
White
Green Street
Byrd
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