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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1943

Page

10

Sunday curfew eyed for beer and wine sales in High Point

Law and public safety committee unanimously backs banning beer wine and other intoxicants on Sundays aligning with Guilford county action and state law. ordinance would stop sales after 1130 p m Saturday until 7 a m Monday with possible follow up on juke box curfews amid ongoing council debate.

Law Committee Law and Public Safety Committee High Point Guilford T. J. Gold, Sr Greensboro Gold

Four Counties Included In New OPA Price Order

The OPA announces mailings of community ceiling price lists for High Point and five surrounding counties Forsyth Stokes Rockingham Randolph and Guilford to guide merchants and customers for prices effective Monday June 28. The plan covers about 80 percent of staple items with classifications for small independent stores to charge slightly more than chains.

High Point Forsyth Stokes Rockingham Randolph Guilford Charlotte Mecklenburg County Winston-Salem Greensboro Reidsville Asheboro Spray Madison OPA Ration Board

Wake Up Your Liver Bile Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad

A vintage advert promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to promote bile flow and aid digestion. The copy emphasizes daily bile production and claims pills cost 10 cents or 25 cents. It urges asking for the product to help the stomach feel better.

Carter

Logan Porter’s Brother Waldo Porter Dies in Greensboro

Waldo Porter, a Greensboro resident and manager of the U S Employment Office there, died early this morning after a two week illness. Survived by his wife and son Waldo Porter Jr. Funeral arrangements were incomplete this afternoon.

Waldo Porter Greensboro Logan Porter Porter U. S

Reserves Of Fuel Oil Not Declared On Renewal Forms

North Carolinians with leftover fuel oil in tanks from winter need not declare it on renewal forms for winter supplies. The district office of price administration clarified this today and noted period five coupons remain valid until October 1 and do not require declaration.

Raleigh District Office of Price Administration Johnson

Peterson's Ointment Offered for Eczema Relief

The ad promises itching relief for eczema. It claims pimples red blotches and other blemishes improve after one application and offers a money refund if not satisfied. It also markets the ointment for itching feet and cracked toes.

Peterson

Nash Urges Jones to Succeed Him as Rationing Board Clerk

M. W. Nash, secretary of the rationing board, plans to resign June 30 to become clerk of Municipal Court. He has recommended J. F. Jones, deputy sheriff and current board chairman, to fill the role if possible. Jones has not decided, noting no applications have been received and the board will proceed cautiously. Ada Burgess would run the office temporarily if no secretary is found.

M. W. Nash Rationing Board State J. F. Jones Jones Ada Burgess Nash

Victory Hour Service at Wesley Memorial Church

The Victory Hour service will be held tonight at Wesley Memorial Church at 8 o clock in the intermediate de po e room. Dr C Excelle zzelle will speak on the topic Imperishable Proverbs.

Wesley Memorial Church Dr. C. Excellezzelle

Four Men Ordered to Report to Draft Board

Two men, John W. Craven Jr and Alfred L. Coltrane, recently inducted into the U S Army, will report to Draft Board No Five at 8 45 p m June 30 to depart for an army reception center. Jacob L Carr will report at the same time and place on Wednesday June 29.

John W. Craven, Jr Alfred L. Coltrane U. S. Army Office of Draft Board No. Five Jacob L. Carr

Service Personnel Promotions And Visits At Fort McPherson

Robert N. Bollinger earns staff sergeant status at Charleston port of embarkation. Pvt Marion Sams of Pocatello Idaho visits parents in town during furlough. works in Air Corps photographic division and base laboratory. Aux First Class Lois J Fox arrives to join W A A C duties at post theater after leaving Thomas Hosiery. Robert L Truesdell graduates eight week course at Parris Island and is commissioned second lieutenant. son of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Truesdell.

Robert N. Bollinger Pvt Marion Sams Pocatello Idaho United States Air Corps J. M. Sams Boulevard Sams Service Air Corps Pvt. Sams Servicecraft Enterprise Fort Sheridan Ill Lois J. Fox Willowbrook Street High Point N. C Post Afc Fox Thomas Hosiery, Incorporated Robert L. Truesdell U. S. Marines Parris Island S. C O. E. Truesdell

Plan Proposed To Dispose Of City Property By Realtors

Law and public safety committee with the High Point Real Estate Board backs a plan to dispose of over 1 800 city owned foreclosed parcels. It envisions licensed brokers handling sales with defined commissions and a six month trial before possible 60 day notice to end.

Law and Public Safety Committee High Point Real Estate Board Ed Mendenhall Henry Koontz Greensboro Winston-Salem John Kalte Grover H. Jones Vassie Wilson J. G.roome High Point

18 Divorces Granted By MacRae In High Point Court

On the second day of the High Point civil term Judge D C MacRae signed 18 divorces granted since yesterday. Four more suits were filed this morning including Thelma Sheppard vs Robert Shea and Mary E Hanberry vs James Hanberry on two years separation grounds.

High Point D. C. MacRae Thelma Sheppard Robert Sheard Mary E Hanberry James Hanberry Henry Reid Bessie Reid Nell Evans Coy Evans Nellie McKinney Arthur McKinney Charlotte Cole Guy Newton Samuel Guy, Jr Josephine Ingram James Ingram William Blaine Collins Lillie Smith Collins C. H. Mansfield Bettie G. Mansfield Pearl Cecil B. F. Cecil Jesse J. Houser Lilly Houser Sue Dills R. C .Dills Marion C. Smith C. O. Smith S. R. Kester Mrs. S. R. Kester Maggie Mae Drs Clifton Evans Driggers Vivian M. Burnett Clifford Burnett Mildred Haire Ingram Marshall Ingram Frank J. Murray Rome A. Murray Anna Savannah Embler Holder Ray Holder Mary Williams Thomas H. Williams Thelma Scoggins Chandler Charlie Reid Chandler J. Thurman Ruth Orie Matilda Ruth

Rev R R Jackson Speaks At A B Club On Juvenile Delinquency

Rev R R Jackson pastor of West End Baptist Church was guest speaker for the American Business Club at the Emerywood Country Club. He urged civic clubs to lead youth and shape community growth through sane living and sympathetic youth guidance. Visitors S D Gibson and George Ingold attended. John Myers presided, W F McNeil chaired the program, and John Bivins won the attendance prize. Next meeting at the Sheraton Hotel featured officer elections.

American Business Club Emerywood Country Club R. R. Jackson West End Baptist Church High Point S. D. Gibson George Ingold Victory Gardens Sheraton Hotel John Myers W. F. McNeil John Bivins

Robbins Named Manager of Charles Stores in High Point

A. S. Robbins, formerly with Richmond Stores, Inc., arrives in High Point to assume management of Charles Stores, Inc. He has 20 years in department store work. Mrs. Robbins travels from Milwaukee, Wisconsin and they will reside at the Sheraton Hotel for the time being.

A. S. Robbins Richmond Stores, Inc High Point Charles Stores, Inc

18 731 Persons Swam At City Pool This Year

Parks director Reese Snider reports 18 731 individuals used the city lake swimming pool this year, counting only swimmers. A Sunday total of 2 324 swimmers neared an all time daily high, aided by a 17 cent children’s rate for soldiers.

Reese Snider City Lake Snider Sedgefield High Point College Greensboro

Funeral Rites Held for John Wayne Abbott

Funeral services for John Wayne Abbott five year old son of C. E. and the late Nora Marie Abbott were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 from Abbotts Creek Primitive Baptist Church with Elder J A Fagge of Winston Salem officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Carl Bryant Ray Abbott Roy Mabe and Junior Mabe. Flowers were carried by friends and neighbors.

John Wayne Abbott C. E Nora Marie Abbott Abbotts Creek Primitive Baptist Church J. A. Fagge Winston-Salem Carl Bryant Ray Abbott Roy Mabe Junior Mabe

Jones declines city manager post while open to mixed duties

Jones said he would not be a formal candidate for city manager but could assume the role while retaining his current legal duties. He does not want to sever ties with the city legal department after 20 years, and would be willing to act in the interim if council delays a formal appointment. Mayor Koonce noted only A. D. Grant has filed a formal application and that the council will not rush Knox's successor.

Grover H. Jones Jones FE. M. Knox Arnold J. Koonce A. D. Grant Tomlinson’s Koonce Knox

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