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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1941

Page

11

High Pointers In Trinidad Report Conditions Improve

A large delegation of High Pointers serving in Trinidad sends a letter to The Enterprise claiming conditions here are far from the dire warnings. They mock vampire bat sightings and dust storms, note rains are light, and report having ice boxes and occasional fresh meat. They describe two 6 hour work shifts, off duty 10:30 to 2:30, and praise battalion officers led by Lieut Col Ralph Lewis of Greensboro. The letter lists many High Pointers from various units and looks ahead to September with anticipation.

Trinidad Aly Greensro Ralphewis Igh Point Col Buck Brown Paul H. Saunders Ray Hargrove Rupert R. Jones James Tuttle Carl W. Rumiley Paul Sizemore Ralph Chilton John Bradshaw Thomas Jones Homas Penely Glenn Ray Sam Obbins Graham Campbell Roby Shipwash Horace Gore Bobby Enny Willard Stiles Garland Welds Jack Brittian Royal Hary R. L. Harding Jack Nabors H. Michael Arthur Brown Harry Truitt Dallas Teague Docink Claude Jenkins

Eels in Demand Amid Mud Wading Fire Response

In a rugged scene, men wade through mud to spear eels as demand rises during the blaze response. The effort mixes danger with resource gathering as crews stay focused on the task.

Maid Uses Gas Fumes To Put Baby To Sleep

A strange rumor from local sources claims a Negro maid used gas fumes to calm a baby by placing it over a gas stove. The tale, echoed by two witnesses, warns parents to scrutinize childcare in their absence and notes a recent hospital case with lung damage.

Funeral services for Edgar N Quick set for Friday

Edgar N Quick 69 died unexpectedly at a local hospital Tuesday morning. He was born January 29 1872 in Wertsville New Jersey and served as a marine engineer in the U S Marine Service. A resident of High Point for 18 years he ran Campbell Service Station on the Winston Salem highway and belonged to Trinity Episcopal Church in Columbus Georgia. He is survived by his wife Dorothy Mae Whiteside of High Point route 1 and a son Edgar W Quick of Philadelphia Pa. Funeral arrangements await arrival of the son and will be held Friday at 11 am at Koonee Funeral Home with Rev H Norwood Bowne officiating and burial at Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery.

Edgar N. Quick Mr. Quick Wertsville XN. J Moses and Jane Ann Lowe Quick U. S. Marine Service High Point Columbus Winston-Salem Highway Trinity Episcopal Church Dorothy Mae Whiteside Edgar W. Quick Philadelphia Soa Koonee Funeral Home H. Norwood Bowne Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery

Negro Selectees Leave for Army Induction at Fort Bragg

Four Negro selectees from local draft board number four will depart High Point bus station on June 30 at 11 45 a m for induction at Fort Bragg for a year of training under the Selective Service System They are the only draftees from this board this month and will be served with induction orders for David Columbus Carter Lester Charles Little Clarence Le Roy Cole and Harry Oscar Lumpkin with order numbers v 175 428 577 and v 2735 respectively.

High Point Fort Bragg Selective Service David Columbus Carter Lester Charles Little Clarence LeRoy Cole Harry Oscar Lumpkin

J Wilson Smith Rotary Luncheon Speaker

J Wilson Smith of Charlotte spoke to the Rotary Club on the theme Somebody Trained a Child and outlined five pivotal moments in civilization. He cited the Ten Commandments Sermon on the Mount Birth of Democracy and Lincoln’s emancipation plus Wilson’s fourteen points as watershed events. He attributed child training by parents to civilization’s progress and noted club members Curtis Smithdeal and Paub Casey attend a Rotary International conference in Denver.

J. Wilson Smith Charlotte Rotary Club Valley Forge Washington Smith Fred N. Tate Ym.c.a Carolinas R. B. Terry R. K. Stewart Curtis Smithdeal Paub Casey Rotary International Denver Colo

Murray M White Attends State Mutual Agents Convention

Murray M White left today for Myrtle Beach South Carolina to join a combined meeting of the North and South Carolina Association of Mutual Insurance Agents through the 21st. He serves as vice president of the North Carolina association and chairs the joint membership committee. He will speak on Office and Management. Admiral Foote, noted highway safety figure, is the convention’s principal speaker at the Ocean Forest Hotel.

Murray M. White Myrtle Beach S. C South Carolina Pennsylvania

Negress Arrested on Liquor Sale Charge in Thomasville

Chief E R Richardson reports Louise Adderton a local Negro woman was arrested in Thomasville on a liquor sale charge. She was found with a quantity of white liquor and is to be tried in Lexington Superior Court next Tuesday on two similar counts during the term.

Thomasville E. R. Richardson Louise Adderton Lexington Superior Court

Installation Of New Traffic Lights Begun Monday

High Point to install four way traffic lights on Main Street at Commerce High Washington and English Streets starting Monday. Project expected to take about ten days with cable arrived and coordination with Mallory Mantieu and North Hamilton signals. A light from Main Street may move to East High Wrenn to ease congestion and a new pedestrian guide light at South Main Street block one is installed with a 300 watt bulb.

High Point Main Street J. L. Perkins Main Commerce High Washington English Streets Perkins Mallory Street Mantlieu Avenue Mantieu North Hamilton Street East High Wrenn Streets Public Utilities Department South Main Street

Battley Named Police Chief in Laurinburg S C

Samuel E Battles a former local sergeant has been appointed chief of police at Laurinburg S C succeeding Chief Beal who resigned to return to Newton Battley leaves High Point for Laurinburg after accepting the post He has years of police experience and expressed regret at leaving friends here but praised the Laurinburg offer

Samuel E. Battles Laurinburg S. C Battley Chief Beal Newton W. G. Friddle High Point

Williams to Lead Thursday Bible Study at Gospel Tabernacle

Rev H P Williams pastor of Gospel Tabernacle on Willowbrook Street will conduct a special Thursday night study. Beginning tonight and weekly the topic is The Lord's Coming in the Light of History and the Scriptures. Public invited to attend bringing Bibles and notes. Services begin at 7 45 P M each Thursday.

H. P. Williams Gospel Tabernacle Willowbrook Street

Help Sought for Remodeling Pine Hill Methodist Church

Plans to remodel Pine Hill Methodist Church in Surry County six miles west of Pilot Mountain are underway. Contributions from the public are invited as the small membership cannot fund the work alone. The aim is to finish by the third week in July for Home Coming Day with an all day dinner. Anyone wishing to help should contact Mrs. Sam Evans of High Point Route 2 Box DECA or send contributions to Mrs. C. Co. Wall Ararat Route 1.

Pine Hill Methodist Church Surry County Pilot Mountain Sam Evans High Point C. Co. Wall Ararat

Fire at High Point Steam Laundry Causes Water Damage

Firemen responded around 11:50 PM to High Point Steam Laundry at 228 232 North Wrenn Street where oily rags stored for cleaning allegedly spontaneously combusted. The blaze caused substantial water damage but minimal fire damage. crews remained about 4 minutes cleaning up the water.

High Point North Wrenn Street E. K. Ingram

Changed Paint Jobs for Indians After Battles

The Indians used black as a color of rejoicing. On returning from successful battles, black paint replaced bright reds and yellows.

High Point Drives to Meet $1,500 SOARS for WU S O

High Point donations toward the United Service Organization exceed $1,500 in a city drive aiming for 87,500. Local chairman J. H. Kalte reports slow but ongoing giving as Guilford County seeks 17,500 with Greensboro already surpassing 10,000. contributions can be sent to Kalte, banks, or The Enterprise. Previous gifts total 1,358.10 plus small amounts from Triangle Hosiery Mill and local individuals.

High Point United Service Organization J. H. Kalte Oies Guilford County Greensboro Kalte

Directors of High Point Chamber Meet This Afternoon

High Point chamber directors convene this afternoon at the North Main Street office to hear committee activity reports, secretary Frank J. Sizemore announced. A prayer service led by Vance Hill is planned for Friday evening at the Archdale tent with Hill delivering the address.

High Point Chamber of Commerce North Main Stret Frank J. Sizemore

Auto Dealers Meeting At Sheraton Hotel Tonight

The High Point Automobile Dealers Association will hold a dinner meeting at the Sheraton Hotel tonight at 7:30 o'clock. All members are urgently requested to be present.

High Point Automobile Dealers Association Sheraton Hotel

Duke golfers to compete in national tournament

Duke University will send its golf team, seven-time Southern Conference champions, to the National Intercollegiate Tournament at Ohio State University in Columbus from June 23 to 28. A second note reports the Turkish government is purchasing all wool in Turkey.

DUKE Durham Ohio State University Columbus Turkey

Council Hopes To Select Wright Successor Friday

The High Point Council plans an 11 o clock session to fill the vacancy from J N Wright on the Power Commission amid deadlock. Willis Slane leads Republican backing though not among three committee picks with Stanton Conrad or Davis. Sechrest’s Atlanta trip and possible return may break the stalemate as GOP leaders object to Shceloff’s partisan standing.

High Point Board of Power Commissioners J. N. Wright R. H. Sechrest Atlanta Council Willis Slane Republican Executive Committee David L. Stanton Felix P. Conrad P. M. Davis Slane Sechrest J. C. Shceloff Shceloff

Local Hosiery Mills Awarded Big War Contracts

The War Department announced numerous Army sock contracts to North Carolina firms including Anas Hosiery Mills of High Point for 250,000 pairs of tan cotton socks, Elliott Whittings of Hickory for 300,000, Harriss and Covington of High Point for 280,000, Crown Hosiery Still Inc of High Point for 2,000,000, Guilford Hosiery Mills of High Point for 450,000, Ragan Kitting Co of Thomasville for 1,000,000, Standard Hosiery Mills of Alamance for 200,000, Chester H. Roth Co of Hickory for 200,000, Top Top Hosiery Mills of Asheville for 200,000, Maurice Mills Co of Thomasville for 900,000, Triangle Hosiery Co of High Point for 200,000, Thomas Mills Inc of High Point for 1,080,000, and O E Kearns & Son Inc of High Point for 340,000, with various dollar amounts listed. Also noted is a separate item mentioning an attempted mercury purchase by 5 Chinese in Mexico.

Washington War Department Anas Hosiery Mills High Point Elliott Whittings, Inc Hickory Harriss and Covington Hosiery Mills, Inc Crown Hosiery Stills, Inc Top Top Hosiery Mills Ashebere Maurice Millss Company Thomasville Triangle Hosiery Company Thomas Mills, Inc O. E. Kearns & Son, Inc

Ville Firemen Reward From Local Benefactor

Thomasville firemen received an 850 dollar check from Roscoe Clodfelter in appreciation of their quick response to a house fire that badly damaged his residence. The donation will support the fire department funds for city needs.

Thomasville Roscoe Clodfelter Clodfelter

Female of the Species Rally in Raleigh Defense Push

In Raleigh on June 19 194? women totaling 1644 volunteered for civilian defense work. The call sought local women to assist in civil defense duties amid wartime preparations.

Raleigh

Month's Reprieve Granted Marvin Lee Johnson

Governor Broughton granted a one month reprieve to Marvin Lee Johnson, 28, of High Point, who was slated for execution for alleged rape. If no clemency, he dies on the third Friday after the respite, setting the new date in August. Paroles Commissioner Gil cited Koontz's request for time to review new evidence. Brazil shipped over 141,060,000 pounds of coffee to the United States in a recent month.

Raleigh Broughton Marvin Lee Johnson High Point Johnson Indwin Gil H. L. Koontz Brazil United States

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Igh Enterprise ARMY Rotary Charlotte Man Convention OF State Mutual Agents Asses Ees Ocean Forest Hotel Milton M. Chapman Simpkin East Washington WU. S.O Vance Hill Archdale Mr. Hill High Point Insurance Ome Security Life Insurance Company R. J. Jones Mr. Jones H. J Bascom Baynes Home Salvation Army Elwood Vernor Carter W. T. Powell Wright Mexico THE Linen and Baby Mart NEAT Wagger's Soulih Main T'Ville Westinghouse Ars Rose Furniture Co South Main St
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