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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1952
Page
5
A letter highlights the risk of diseases transmitted from cats and dogs to humans. Cats can carry ringworm and other worms, while dogs host parasites that may infect people. Avoid kissing pets, keep off beaches when barefoot, wash hands after handling animals, and prevent bites or scratches.
Three new seaman recruits were shipped from the High Point Naval Recruiting Station last week for duty with the United States Navy. The group includes Fred Gordon McKenzie son of Willie S McKenzie of 208 Alfred Street Carl Daniel Pope son of Mr and Mrs John Pope of 1502 Mark Avenue and Everett Pope of 123 Albertson Road.
Funeral services conducted Sunday for Mrs. M in Thom asville a long time resident, with Rev. Oakley Doby Jenkins officiating and pallbearers listed. In Thomasville Octavia Shelton Fife 70 widow of William W Hesp died Thursday. service at First Presbyterian Church. Burial followed in City Cemetery with pallbearers from local families and nearby towns.
RALEIGH Gov Scott dismissed Dr T C Johnson as commissioner of paroles and announced the appointment of N F Seas Sees SNE In a May 30 letter the governor said Johnsons appointment ends June 2 and duties go to Ransdell Dunn, a former interim parole official, had led Newton church before joining state service.
A 309 Taylor Street woman described as a major figure in the butter and eggs numbers racket was arrested after police found lottery tickets. She posted $500 bond for a Municipal Court hearing on cruelty to animals for shooting a dog. Several other suspects faced bonds on assault, affray, and liquor law charges in related incidents.
Thomasville announces a revival led by Rev. J Har Old Loman of Greensboro starting Tuesday at 7 30 p m lasting through June 8 at the People's Methodist Church Broad and Sullivan Streets Rev G M Allison pastor invitation extended to all. FDA seizures of unfit foods averaged over 23 tons daily in late 1951.
Milk fund quota amounts shown as 500.06 and 91,045.19 pesos, with a donation address to P O Box 1562 High Point for contributions. The fragment lists a collection effort and a mailing point.
A Charlotte city police officer joins a traffic safety committee of the North Carolina Police Executives Association. The group plans a presentation for the State Association convention and met at L. W. Henkel's office in Charlotte.
General Clark warned President that political turmoil could hinder UN military moves in Korea. U N sources noted officials pressed Rhee to lift martial law and release jailed assemblymen while Clark and Van Fleet prepared to attend talks in Island.
Construction activity totals $17,000 with permits issued for several repairs and new work. An eight room house at 309 Otteray Drive received a permit for repairs, while $5,000 permit was issued to Florham for a new construction project.
Frank J. Sizemore of the Chamber of Commerce says the Retail Trade Expansion sub committee will meet in Chamber offices tonight at 7 30 to discuss proposed special sales events. The article notes the first technicolor motion picture of the inside of the living heart has added new knowledge about heart function.
Yesterday the First Church of Christ dedicated its new building at North Hamilton Street and East Lexington Avenue. W T Peatross the contractor presented keys to the church board and to the architect Thompson E McGilvrey. The minister urged focus on the living word and the church’s mission.
The bald eagle is described as supreme in the air with no natural enemies and visible nests. Florida’s Key deer, now endangered, has declined to a small population with ongoing efforts to save the species.
Dr. John Dewey, 92, famed as America's philosopher and father of progressive education, died after a sudden pneumonia attack in New York. His bedside attendant Mrs. Roberta Grantey, 48, said funeral services would be held Wednesday at Community Church. Dewey’s later years were marked by a fractured hip and confinement to his apartment. his educational philosophy emphasized student choice and active learning practiced at the University of Chicago High School.
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