No Punishment Given Violators Of Blackout In High Point
Judge MacRae releases all nine defendants after blackout violations in High Point municipal court. Each admitted lights on in their establishments but received a warning with a promise not to repeat the offense. Several owners were away from their downtown spots when the alert sounded. A restaurant that closes Wednesdays kept outside lights on. wardens congratulated the judge for leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
Piedmont Center OF Industry
High Point
North Carolina
Becoe
High Piant Municipal Court
Judge MacRae
First Step Taken To Curb Delinquency In High Point
Judge D C MacRae ordered four local youths charged with disorderly conduct placed under the probation of the boys' commissioner. They must report at 9 p.m. nightly and show compliance. Named youths are Buck Ashby 17 of 222 Chestnut, David Jones 21 of 807 English, George Smith 17 of 800 English, and Troy Hodgin 17 of 727 English.
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D. C. MacRae
High Point
English Street
MacRae
Buck Ashby
Chestnut Street
David Jones
George Smith
Troy Hodgin
Guest Speaker Jane Umstead Highlights Dairy Month
High Point Lions dinner program featured Jane Umstead secretary of the Guilford county dairy association. She announced June as national dairy month and described an educational drive to boost milk production and consumption with films from the national dairy association. L. O. Hutchins led the event with George Dobbins presiding. Attendance prizes were won by Bill Flaharty and Hammett Cecil. Visitors included George Edwards and Arthur Neve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Lions
Sheraton Hotel
Jane Umstead
Guilford County Dairy Association
Umstead
National Dairy Association
Association of
Guilford County
L. O. Hutchins
George Dobbins
Bill Flaharty
Hammett Cecil
George Edwards
Arthur Neve
City thanks air raid wardens for blackout success
A city official praised air raid wardens for their volunteer work and cooperation during the blackout. He noted overall city-wide cooperation and attributed the blackout's success to wardens. Violators named include Paul Younts J W Townes Bertha C Sheet Louis G Paulos Belvin Mack Daniel Brooks Wm B Hall B Green Bruce H Carraway G W Lyles and J C Burton a 15 year old youth charged with reckless driving will be heard next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Younts
North Main Street
J. W. Townes
Day Street
Bertha C. Sheet
East Green Street
Louis G. Paulos
Blue Bird Castle
Belvin Mack
Negro
Daniel Brooks Homes
Wm. B. Hall
Hall Printing Company
B. Green
Bargain Clothing Company
Bruce H. Carraway
North Wrenn Street
G. W. Lyles
Hodgin Enlists in Marines and Sizemore Assigned Abroad
William Herbert Hodgin, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hodgin, sworn in as a Marine recruit in Columbia on June 30. Lieut. Frank Julian Sizemore, of High Point, reports to U S naval forces in Europe for temporary duty in the technical section at London headquarters. His wife resides in Rochester, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgin
William Herbert Hodgin
W. H. Hodgin
Columbia
S. C
Frank Julian Sizemore
High Point
U. S. Naval Forces
Europe
London
F. J. Sizemore
Rochester
N. Y
Local Soldiers Transferred to Shenango Depot
Three High Point area servicemen are moved from Camp Croft South Carolina to Shenango Personnel Replacement Depot in Transfer Pennsylvania. The men are Pvt Baxter R Coltrane of 305 Osborne Street High Point Pvt Robert T Fox of Willowbrook Street High Point and Pvt Samuel W Sechrest of Randleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Camp Croft
S. C
Shenango
Transfer
Baxter R. Coltrane
Osborne Street
Robert T. Fox
Willowbrook Street
Samuel W. Sechrest Randleman
Service Members and Families in Wartime Return Home
Cpl J H Daniel is stationed in the U S Army with wife and two children in Newell. His brother Pvt Franklin Daniel serves overseas with two other brothers also in the forces. Cpl Arnold W Culler at Port Leonard Wood Mo promoted to acting corporal after service began in March. Son of P L Culler 322 Greer St. McKenzie Brothers Here Paul McKenzie merchant marine second class messier from Boston just returned from England on sixteen day leave with parents and brother John Talmadge McKenzie second class seaman stationed at Bainbridge Md also home for nine day leave with wife and parents Ruth Royals McKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
J. H. Daniel
U. S. Army
Cpl. Daniel
Newell
Pvt
Franklin Daniel
Arnold W. Culler
Port Leonard Wood
Missouri
P. L. Culler
Greer Street
McKenzie
Paul McKenzie
Merchant Marine
Messier
Boston
Mass
England
W. 5. McKenzie
Archdale
John Talmadge McKenzie
Bainbridge
Ruth Royals McKenzie
Pvt Moore On Furlough From Camp Cooke
Pvt Thomas Burnly Moore formerly of High Point returns to Camp Cooke California after a brief leave spent with his mother and sisters at 742 Jones Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Thomas Burnly Moore
High Point
Camp Cooke
California
Jones Street
Thomasville Victory Garden Contest Winners Named
Special prizewinners revealed in Thomasville for best city Victory garden. Will S. Long on Spring Street won 25 dollars, second prize went to Mrs. E. C. Clodfelter. honorable mentions to F. L. Regan Virgil Ward and Mrs. T. J. Perry. Judges included Mrs J. J. Collett Edgar Royce and Vann Richardson. Contest led by Mrs Nat Walker and the Community and War Service Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Will S. Long
Spring Street
E. C. Clodfelter
Cox Avenue
F. L. Regan
Virgil Ward
T. J. Perry
J. J. Collett
Edgar Royce
Vann Richardson
Community and War Service Council
Nat Walker
Tickets Invalid After July 1 Coupons Here
A new TT coupon replaces the present T coupon and becomes valid nationwide on July 1. The T coupon remains valid in the Northeastern shortage area through July 25, with a 40 percent reduction in gasoline use from May 25 to July 25. The local board will issue new tickets as renewals arrive and old T coupons must be surrendered by July 5 outside the northeast.
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ODT
Alfred Perry 64 dies after illness in Thomasville
Alfred Perry 64 a Thomasville resident and member of a prominent family died at his home 212 East Main Street after a long illness. Survived by wife Alice Julian Westmoreland four daughters five sons two brothers four sisters and ten grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending the arrival of his armed forces sons. Body to remain at J C Green and Sons Funeral Home. Deer antlers ground into powder used in love potions in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Alfred Perry
East Main Street
Randolph County
J. T. Perry
Mary Ellen Welborne Perry
First Methodist Church
Alice Julian Westmoreland
Pearlie Loflin
High Point
Buren Peacock
Claude Pierce
Mary Ruth Perry
Ervin Perry
Monte Perry
U. S. Army
Fort Devens
Massachusetts
William L. Perry
Morganton
Paul E. Perry
Napier Field
Dothan
Alabama
T. Austin Perry
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
55th Annual Convention Of Christian Endeavor Opens Here
The 55th annual North Carolina Christian Endeavor convention begins tomorrow at the First Methodist Protestant Church. Registration starts at 9, opening at 10 with Marguerite Helms presiding. The two day program includes conferences, business meetings, a banquet, and a closing vesper service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
North Carolina State Christian Endeavor Organization
First Methodist Protestant Church
Marguerite Helms
Charlotte
State Christian Endeavor
O. L. Easter
T. E. Strickland
Luther Medlin
Howard Hadley
F. Lester Ballard
Jane Allman
Bronson Matney
Ruth Crowson
Sara Hadley
Wilson Weldon
Cc. C. Benton
Cross
Luther R Medlin
Gastonia
State Christian Endeavor Organization
Weldon Guest Speaker at Kiwanis Meeting on Youth
Rev. Wilson O. Weldon pastor of First Methodist Church was guest speaker at the Kiwanis Club at the Sheraton Hotel at 12 15 p m His address on Youth warned that postwar moral standards have fallen and urged curfew and beer wine regulation to protect youths The program was led by Joe Johnson with visitors M M Whitaker Grady Wilmoth and Frank Stell in attendance Also notes Chicago produce reports mention butter and eggs prices and a line about Devil's Tower in Wyoming
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club
Sheraton Hotel
Joe Johnson
M. M. Whitaker
Hamilton, C
Grady W. Wilmoth
Winston- Salem
Frank Stell
High Point
Died Wednesday Mrs Jennie Williams 41 In Greenville S C
Mrs Jennie Williams 41 of 1505 Davis Avenue died Wednesday at 7 20 p m Funeral will be Sunday afternoon in Greenville South Carolina The body will lie in state at Haizlip s Chapel until 9 o clock Saturday evening Survivors include husband Rev E W Williams father James Anderson sister Georgia Hamilton and brothers James Anderson Joe Anderson Leonard Andrews all of Greenville or nearby towns Dr Nelson H Harriss Shaw University visited here en route to Winston Salem Teachers College staying with Dr and Mrs J J Wilson and visiting Mr and Mrs C E Yokely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Williams
Davis Avenue
Greenville
S. C
Haizlip’s
E. W. Williams
James Anderson
Georgia Hamilton
Montclair
N. J
Joe Anderson
Brevard
N. C
Leonard Andrews
Nelson H. Harriss
Department of Education
Shaw University
Harriss
Winston-Salem Teachers College
J. J. Wilson
C. E. Yokely
Edna Edwards attends brother's funeral in Brooklyn
Miss Edna Edwards a Wm Penn High School graduate living at 952 St Marks Ave Brooklyn attended the funeral of her brother who died in Charlotte. She works in Newark New Jersey in dependency benefits a division of U S Civil Service Employment. Rumor from London June 18 reports Allied invasion of Sicily near Tolmino met with crowds celebrating the war's end. Parachutes require about 150 yards of cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Edwards
Wm. Penn High School
Charlotte
Miss Edwards
Newark
N. J
Office of
Dependency Benefits
U. S. Civil Service Employment
St. Marks Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
London
Reuters
Sicily
Tolmino
Julian Alps
Southern Railway Named in $10 450 Damage Suit
Roy D Church sues the Southern Railway Company for 10 000 dollars for bodily injuries and 450 dollars for auto damage after his car was struck by a fast moving engine at the Taylor street crossing. He says he halted on the grade before crossing, did not see a train, heard a whistle, and saw an engine bearing down with no warning. The collision knocked his car 40 feet down the track and left him seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway Company
Roy D Church
Church
Southern Railway
Taylor Street
Divorce Suits Filed Against Sowers and Norman
O D Sowers files for divorce from Ruth Bernice Garden Sowers alleging two years separation since their December 1934 marriage and May 1941 separation. Ira Thurman Norman sues Vera Elaine Norman for divorce on two years separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O .D. Sowers
Ruth Bernice Garden Sowers
Ira Thurman Norman
Vera Elaine Norman
Funeral Rites Held for Mary Ann Wilson
Funeral services for Mary Ann Wilson six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad S Wilson were held at 2 pm at the family home 1614 Johnson Street with Rev W R Kelley leading. A second service followed at Old Mt Vernon Church near Winston Salem at 3 30 pm with Rev T C Keaton and Rev Keley officiating. Music by Mrs Clyde Connor and Mrs J O Connor. Interment in church cemetery. Pallbearers named Donald Hall Charles Hall Robert Thomerson Louis Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Wilson
Conrad S. Wilson
Johnson Street
W. R. Kelley
Main Street Methodist Church
Clyde Connor
J. O. Connor
Sondanes
Donald Hall
Charles Hall
Robert Thomerson
Louis Wilson
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