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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1942

Page

3

High Point Girl Joins Army Signal Corps Training

Vera Juanita Gillis of High Point is among 115 North Carolina girls appointed to the U S Army Signal Corps through NYA war training centers. They’ll work at Fort Monmouth New Jersey in general development laboratories as radio trainee repairmen after six months earning 1440 and then 1620 annually.

North Carolina United States Army Signal Corps National Youth Administration NYA Warren T. Davis, Jr Signal Corps’ General Development Laboratories Fort Monmouth N. J Greenville Sardis Ellerbe J. Roshka Asheville United States Signal Corps Vera Juanita i Gillis High Point NVA Sardis Center Charlotte Ellerbe Center Richmond County Greenville Center Pit County Raleigh Durhamy William J. Speed Dale F. Keller State Department of Education

Local youths qualify for aviation cadets in Winston-Salem

Edwin G Watkins Jr and Isaac H McKinney both of High Point and Carroll A Stearns Jr of Burlington qualified before the Aviation Cadet examining board in Winston-Salem for appointment as Aviation Cadets in the United States Army Air Corps. Mrs E E Young of Seattle considers following her hunches after an early morning aspirin saved a mising spare tire incident. About eighty percent of market milk in the United States is pasteurized.

Edwin Goode Watkins, Jr Emerywood Court Isaac Harding McKinney Guilford Avenue High Point Carroll Adams Stearns Church Street Burlington Aviation Cadet Examining Board Winston-Salem United States Army Air Corps Seattle E. E. Young

Nazi Nervous Over Allied West Offensive Rumors

London dispatch reports the Free French press says Germany is nervous about a potential Allied push in the west. Fortifications along the Rhine are being strengthened and anti-commando units are to be stationed at major coastal points including St Nazaire. Tex readers hear about a judge and a mess hall lemon pie contest with a broadcast prize after the winner’s pie recipe.

London Ser Germany Maginot Line Rhine St. Nazaire Camp Walters

Camp Meeting Officers Named in Colfax Camp

The Colfax Wesleyan Methodist camp meeting at Shady Grove tabernacle opened with prayers and evangelistic services by Dr. Wiseman and Rev. H. K. Sheets. Officers for the coming year were elected: Gentry president, Hill first vp, Clement second vp, Shaw third vp, Wand fourth vp, Stone fifth vp, Lance secretary-treasurer. An evang elistic sermon by Dr Wiseman closed the eight o clock services with music led by F B Dennard.

Colfax Shady Grove Wesleyan Methodists North Carolina Virginia South Catolina Wiseman H. K. Sheets Enid Okla J. A. Clement Altavista F. B. Dennard High Point Paul R. Rayle Draper C. RK. Gentry Roanoke TF. L. Hill Charlotte J. A. Clemente J. E. Shaw Randleman J. A. Wand Gastonia D. C. Stone Radford Lyman F. Lance Peter Wiseman Wilmore

Nine Month Term For Local Negro In Court`

Thomasville records show Walter Lowery, a Black man, sentenced to nine months on three charges including disorderly conduct, assault on Officer Lashley, and resisting arrest. Appeal filed. bond set at 500. Other local cases include driving while intoxicated fines, revoked licenses, and multiple drunkenness sentences with various terms.

Thomasville Walter Lowery Carl Wison Bill Lashley Willie Ledwell Thomas H. Jackson John Jackson High Point Lexington Bob Gerald Randolph County Jackson Gerald Marvin Croust Joe Sims Wendell Hall Baileys T. E. Hedrick Raymond Jarrett J. W. Hiatt Greensboro Hiatt

Borrowing Trouble San Diego Marine Life Trade

Life in the Marine Corps at Camp Hilton records hunters scouring nearby lands for king snakes and rattlesnakes. The San Diego Zoo reportedly plans to acquire rattlers in exchange for a cheetah from India to serve as a mascot.

San Diego Marine Corps Camp Hilint San Diego Zoo India

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