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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1940

Page

11

So Dion by John Mebane and the Spade's near burial

A fragmented column covers varied topics from a New York transport trip to a bout of ptomaine poisoning, a puppy bite incident on Montheu Avenue, and Legion meetings. The author recounts an aimless road trip night journey ending in Elizabethtown and Lumberton, plus reflections on taking it easy and strange observations about children and glass.

New York Pupi Montheu Avenue Randolph Wilton Sanford Lillington Ford Gton Fayetteville Ington Tel

Piedmont Baptist Youth Meeting Set At Hilliard Memorial

About 100 to 200 young people from the Piedmont Association of Baptist Young People will gather at Hilliard Memorial Church Thursday June 27 for an all day meeting led by Miss Ruth Scott. Rev H O Miller Dr Ralph Herring Miss Mary Curran and Miss Ellen Daniels will speak and the Girls Auxiliary will stage a playset in the afternoon.

Piedmont Association of Baptist Hilliard Memorial Church Ruth Scott Greensboro H. O. Miller Ralph Herring Winston-Salem Mary Curran Raleigh Ellen Daniels Young People’s Societies Young Woman's Auxiliary Girls’ Auxiliary Royal Ambassadors Sunbeams Christ

Greensboro Men Help Elect National Directors at Baltimore

F. Tomlinson former national president and A. Wishart president of the North line division of Travelers Protective Association, both of Greensboro, returned from Baltimore where they aided in electing O. W. Patterson of Greensboro as a national director. The convention opened in Baltimore with about 800 attendees including a North Carolina delegation. High Point delegates Tomlin and Wishart supported the effort.

Cc. F. Tomlinson Travelers Protive Association A. T.ishart North Line National Contron Baltimore O. W.tterson Greensboro Baltifast North Caro Mr. Tomlin Mr. Wishart High Point

Mrs. Marinda Davis Dies at 69 in High Point

Mrs. Marinda Davis 69 widow of Bennett J. Davis died at her home 1213 Park Street at 6 30 pm Saturday after four years of declining health She was born August 6 1870 in High Point daughter of David and Marthia Wright and lived all her life in the city She was a Wesley Memorial Methodist Church member Surviving are daughter Grace Hedgecock step daughter Roland Gray sister Mary Peace six grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services will be Monday at 2 30 pm from Mechanicaville Primitive Baptist Church with Rev James E Rink Rev George Liner and Rev C K Gentry in charge Interment in church cemetery.

Marinda Davis Bennett J. Davis Park Street Davis High Point David and Marthia Kennedy Wright Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Grace Hedgecock This City Roland Gray Archdale Mary Peace Mechanicaville Primitive Baptist Church James E. Rink Wesley Memorial Church George Liner South Side Baptist Church C. K. Gentry Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church

Musical Concert at Floral Garden Cemetery

A Sunday afternoon concert from 3 to 4 at Floral Garden Cemetery English Street features Army Legion delegates and the public. The program includes martial marches sacred and classical pieces voice chimes and Joyce Kilmer Trees sung by Nelson Eddy with other selections like La Marseillaise Lost Chord La Braba conne Pomp and Circumstance Anchors Aweigh and more.

American Legion Floral Garden English Street Joyce Kilmer Nelson Eddy

Tennessee Candidate Roane Waring Heads National Legion Bid

Pat Roane Waring of Tennessee visits North Carolina for the 22nd state convention as the South’s sole candidate for national commander. He is a veteran officer, former Memphis post leader, and senior national executive committee member, with a background in law and street railway leadership.

Roane Waring Tennessee American Legion Department of North Carolina Waring Deep South Dave Harsh Guy May John E. McCall J. L. Lumpkin Legion South University of Virginia Second Tennessee Infantry St. Mehiel Meuse Argonne St. Louis Congress Department of Tennessee Memphis Memphis Street Railway Company Philadelphia

Tomato surprise on a potato plant at local office

A High Pointer delivered a potato plant to The Enterprise office revealing two tomatoes growing from it. Another reader reported potato bugs infesting tomato plants nearby.

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Wildcat Veterans to Convene for Meetings at Sheraton

Wildcat Veterans Association to hold Sunday and Monday meetings at the Sheraton Hotel with State Commander A. H. Sandy Graham as principal speaker. National Adjutant James E. Cahall announced the events. The List division in France included 7,200 North Carolina men. the unit’s nickname arose at Camp Jackson and it was designated by General Pershing after Verdun. The List returned to the U.S. in July 1919, and the state convention in Burlington is set for July 20–21.

Wildcat Veterans Association Sheraton Hotel A. H. (Sandy) Graham Hillsboro James E. Cahall Washington, D. C Sheraton France North Carolina Camp Jackson D. C John J. Pershing Verdun United States Wildcat Organization Burlington

Expect Quarter Million Dollar Job This Week

City building records point to over one million dollars in construction in High Point for the year ending June 30. Building inspector E K Ingram said a four story addition to the Furniture Exposition Building, begun last week, may secure a permit this week for about 250000 dollars. Contractor George W Kane of Greensboro reportedly plans the permit, potentially pushing total annual construction values beyond a million. May permits totaled 719000 with June expected around 60000, excluding the Exposition project.

High Point K. Ingram Ingram George W. Kane Grensboro

Boys Club Hosts Parade Groups For Legion Event

The Boys Club of the Salvation Army hosts 500 school band musicians for the Legion parade. Bands arrive at noon, lunch at the club, then assemble at 2 45 for a concert at Elm Street School at 3 15. Cash prize and medals will be awarded. Boy Scouts assist visitors at the club and during patrols.

The Salvation Army High Point Boys Club Elm Street American Legion Legion Bay Street

Food Stamp Office Sets Extended Hours This Month

The newly established food stamp office will operate 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to 12 noon Saturdays through August. Richard Short, cashier and head, announced low activity last week but expected improvement with routines in place. The office distributes stamps under the relief plan.

Richard Short

Congressmen Barden and Durham to Attend Legion Meeting

Congressman Graham Barden of New Bern wired that he would arrive to participate in the Department American Legion convention, which runs through Tuesday. A special invitation is extended to Congressman C T Durham of this district, and he is expected to be present.

Graham Barden New Bern Department American Legion Department Car T. Durham

Building Permits Totals Two Homes Service Station

The High Point building inspector issued permits for two new homes a service station and several remodeling projects totaling an estimated 20334 dollars. Notable permits include a Standard Oil station on English Street a six room house on Edgedale Drive and a 4000 dollar home addition.

High Point Board of Adjustment J. H. McCall Standard Oil Company English Stret English Street E. A. Kine Edgedale Drive Palatka Edgedale Grover H. Jones Lexington Avenue O. R. Frazier

Traveler's Aid Service Supported by Community Chest

Traveler's Aid of High Point reports aiding Carl Brown a 9 white boy on a June day. The service arranges supervision from departure to destination, meeting youths at cities and coordinating with the YWCA for schedules and guardianship. The article notes two main functions: appointment coordination and residence investigations to verify claims and reunite youths with families.

Carl Brown Asheboro High Point Charlotte

Mrs. W. B. Moose Dies in Badin at 66

Mrs. W. B. Moose, 66, of Badin, died suddenly at home after a yearlong illness. Native of Cabarrus County, she lived in Badin four years and is survived by husband C. E. Moose and several children including C. E. Moose, B. M. Moose, C. H. Moose, W. B. Moose Jr., and daughters Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Fesperman, Miss Grace Moose, and others. Funeral arrangements likely in Badin with Albemarle burial.

C. E. Moose W. B. Moose Badin Sikestown W. B. Moose, Jr Concord Grace Moose Charles Glover J. T. Fesperman Kannapolis Peeler Granite Quarry Albemarle

Traveler's Aid Services Support Family Life in High Point

The program offers aid for those returning home to a stable life with access to free investigation and welfare services. If cases are public welfare, they go to the County Welfare Department. The expenses are covered by the Community Chest for the YWCA. Leslie Johnson, general secretary of the YWCA, is authorized to represent the National Traveler's Aid Society in High Point.

County Welfare Department Community Chest Leslie Johnson The National Traveler's Aid Society High Point

Celebration marks opening of improved highway between High Point and Winston-Salem

A Thursday ceremony at Union Cross School will celebrate the new highway linking High Point and Winston-Salem. Officials from the State Highway and Public Works Commission will speak along with the two city mayors as civic groups attend. The event recalls historic commercial ties dating to 1854 and aims to deepen cross city cooperation.

Union Cross School High Point Winston-Salem State Highway and Public Works Commission Francis Fries Salem Old North Carolina Railroad Fries Fayetteville North Carolina

Three Hundred Leaders Selected for Fort McPherson Course

Atlanta June 22 Three hundred business and professional leaders in the Fourth Corps area will take a 30 day Citizens Military Training Camps course at Fort McPherson starting July 8. Open to men 25 to 50 the program requires transport and meals at their own cost. Regular army uniforms and staff run training with no military obligation or commissions. Sponsored by the Military Training Camps Association with John M Slaton as civilian aide and state aides J W Harrelson Raleigh N C and McDavid Horton Columbia S C assisting the Fourth Corps area.

Atlanta Fort McPherson Corps Corps Area Headquarters The Military Training Camps Association John M. Slaton Georgia Fourth Corps J. W. Harrelson Raleigh N. C McDavid Horton Columbia 8. C

Public education topics on agenda for August meeting

Raleigh reports the fourth annual superintendent conference will run August 1-3 at Western Carolina Teachers College Cullowhee. Speakers include Dr Clyde A Erwin R G Deyton Jule B Warren Baxter Durham Lloyd Griffin J Harry Sample and Dr Ralph W McDonald.

Raleigh Western Carolina Teachers College Cullowhee Clyde A. Erwin R. G. Deyton Jule B. Warren State Education Association Baxter Durham Lloyd Griffin J. Harry Sample Probation Commission Ralph W. McDonald The University of North Carolina

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