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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1943

Page

10

Civil Service Bill Split Clashes in High Point Hearing

A three hour hearing before a House committee split on civil service reform in High Point. The Shreve bill would create a full time civil service secretary. Moseley’s bill similar but no full time post. The panel delayed action, signaling a return to city leaders for final verdict.

Raleigh House Committee On Shreve Moseley High Point Civil Service High Point Wade Renfrow Clyde Shreve Civil Service Commission Commission Robert Moseley Roy Rowe Pender County Oscar Richardson Union W. E. Horner Lee H. I. McDougle Mecklenburg B. T. Falls Cleveland Democratic Executive Committee Arthur Kirkman Democratic Committee Byron Haworth Civil Service J. B. Lovelace Walter Crissman Fire and Police Departments Lovelace O. Arthur Kirkman Kirkman J. G. Groome

Adlerika Relief Ad From Mann Drug Stores

An in store ad claims Adlerika eases gas pains after meals and is medically approved. It urges readers to get Adlerika today at Mann Drug Stores.

Greensboro Baker Held In Jail On Illicit Whiskey Charge

Alphie Lee Spears proprietor of a Greensboro bakery is jailed in default of 2000 bond after a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner W S Lyon on conspiring to sell and selling raw materials for illicit whiskey. An ATU undercover man bought five 100 pound bags of sugar at 20 dollars each. Spears was bound over for trial at a June term of district court.

Greensboro Alphie Lee Spears U. S W. S. Lyon T. E. Patton Alcohol Tax Unit North Carolina ATU Spears Patton Atton ATA

Fred Payne Dies Suddenly in Portsmouth Virginia

Fred Payne a Trinity born painter living at 603 Willows Street died suddenly in Portsmouth Virginia Sunday. He was born February 14 1893 son of I R and Lettie Reddick Payne twice married first to Lena Ropals Payne who died 1930 and to Ida Dean Gunter in 1937. Survived by daughter Wanda Payne from first marriage and step son Dewey Gunter. daughter Mrs Clayton Ellis. four brothers Rex Pell John Glenn. two sisters Mrs J H Burgess and Mildred Payne. Funeral plans not complete.

Fred Pa Willows Street Portsmouth Trinity I. R Lettie Reddick Payne Lena Ropals Payne Ida Dean Gunter Wanda Payne High Point Dewey Gunter U. S. Army Colorado Clayton Ellis Rex Payne Camp White Pell Payne John Payne Glenn Payne Lexington J. H. Burgess Mildred Payne

E P Jacobs of High Point Dies at Johns Hopkins

Eddie Paschall Jacobs aged 62 of High Point Route One died at Johns Hopkins Hospital at 6 30 am after a week there and long illness He was born in Person County October 27 1880 son of A and Rebecca Jacobs He married Lula D Stoves forty two years ago and leaves three sons Gilbert Eddie Jr Odell all of Portsmouth VA five daughters Kathleen Bodenheimer Kernersville Pauline Heilig Portsmouth Edna Davis Pauline Wolff Helen Jacobs all of High Point nine grandchildren two brothers Lee Jacobs Durham Bonnie Jacobs New River five sisters Minnie Vickers Emma Tilley Lillie Vaughn Durham May Conyers Richmond VA and Hettie Shelton Person County He was a tinner at Jacobs Tin Shop on Greensboro Road and a member of First Baptist Church and Repi on Lodge No 63 Odd Fellows Funeral arrangements not yet made today.

Eddie Paschall Jacobs High Point Route One Johns Hopkins Hospital Person County Rebecca Bowling Jacobs Lula D. Stoves Gilbert E. Jacobs Eddie P. Jacobs, Jr Odell Jacobs Portsmouth Kathleen Bodenheimer Kernersville Pauline Heilig Edna Davis Pauline Wolff Helen Jacobs Lee Jacobs Durham Bonnie Jacobs New River Minnie Vickers Emma_ Tilley Lillie Vaughn May Conyers Richmond Hettie Shelton Jacobs Greensboro Road First Baptist Church Repiion Lodge No. 63 Odd Fellows

Supreme Court Reverses Viereck Conviction in Spy Case

The Supreme Court reversed George Sylvester Viereck's conviction for failing to disclose his Nazi agent activities to the State Department. Chief Justice Stone delivered the decision with Justices Black and Douglas dissenting and Justices Jackson and Rutledge not participating.

Washington Supreme Court George Sylvester Viereck State Department Stone Black Douglas Jackson Rutledge

High Point and Greensboro Discuss Shreve Bill clash

A Greensboro resident who once lived in High Point argues against current civil service. He says the Shreve Bill is political to keep the Democratic party in power and that High Point citizens could amend the city charter if it passes. Senator Ed Hudgins notes bitter dispute but leans toward support for the bill.

Greensboro High Point Democratic Party General Assembly Ed Hudgins

Costs Suspended Sentence Given Ray For False Alarm

James A. Ray 24 of Clayton Johnson County received a 60 day sentence in High Point Municipal Court, suspended for 12 months, and was ordered to pay court costs after turning in a false fire alarm at South Main and Russell Streets. Ray testified he pulled the lever to seek a bus to Highland Mills after misunderstanding a box read in error.

James A. Ray D. C. MacRae High Point South Main Russell Streets Ray Clayton Johnson County Highland Mills Ighland Mills Clarence Howell Martin Street Henry Anderson David Robinson W. Green Street Wilson Cross Cross Street President Clark Grayson Street Jefferson Johnson Gordy Street

Illness Claims Mrs. D. C. Phillips At Local Hospital

Zelma Hedgecock Phillips died in a local hospital shortly after 1 pm Sunday after a week’s stay. Born April 19, 1901 in Guilford County, she had lived at High Point Route One. Survived by six daughters and one son. Funeral Tuesday at Lebanon Methodist Church with burial in Guilford Memorial Park.

Zelma Hedgecock Phillips D. C. Phillips Guilford County Joseph S Minnie Clinard Hedgecock Lebanon Methodist Church Nora Lee Margarett Elaine Jean Peggy Joice Shirley Ann Phillips D. C. Phillips, Jr High Point Joseph S. Hedgecock Delose S. Hedgecock O. J. Hedgecock Pfc J. S. Hedgecock Daniel Field Augusta Lela Payne

Minesweeper Commissioned from Barbour Works

The third minesweeper completed at Barbour boat works in New Bern has been commissioned and assigned to active duty with Allied fleets, marking a NC construction milestone.

New Bern Mar Barbour Boat Works North Carolina

Rationing talk, Lindbergh memory, and superstitions in NC

In a column by W. A. Bivins, the pastor condemns rating spirits with rationing while noting wine and beer avoid rationing. The piece recalls Lindbergh’s wartime service and aviation influence, then surveys local superstition among Tar Heels and an anecdote from Aunt Laura about bull bats and fate.

Police Probe Robbery Hero Of Local Man Sunday Night

Police investigate a report by Benjamin Shealey of 706 Wall Street that he was assaulted and robbed of $20 and pocket change while walking on East Washington Sunday night. No arrests have been made.

Teady Benjamin Shealey Wall Street Shealey East Washington

Tin Can Collection Drive Opens Depot on East Washington

A tin can collection depot opens on East Washington Street and starts immediately. James E. Lyon urges merchants with large tins to call 3085, Mrs. H. Miller at 2577, or Mrs. Mabelage at 3371 for pickup. Need corrugated packing boxes. avoid gallons pints and small milk cans due to lead content.

Washington Street James E. Lyon Lyon H. Miller YWCA Mabelage Girl Scouts

Manpower Survey Sees 1943 Farm Goal Within Reach

A government survey indicates the South can meet its 1943 agricultural target despite labor drains to armed forces and war plants. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics recommends moving workers from surplus to shortage areas and shifting from less vital crops to war crops, plus training townspeople and youths for farm work.

Atlanta South Bureau of Agricultural Economics Agricultural Department BAE

Red Cross Fund Chairman To Be Named At Meet

The local Red Cross chapter board will meet at the Elwood Hotel tomorrow at 12 15 pm to announce the War Fund chairman Mrs Mina K Wilson executive secretary said today Other key workers and the local drive goal will be disclosed Red Cross chapters in North Carolina have set a state quota of 1502300 for the 125000000 national drive Money raised locally will support both local activities and national and international operations

Red Cross Elwood Mina K. Wilson North Carolina

Mrs Gustav Jensen Learns Of Mother's Death In Denmark

Mrs Gustav Jensen of 216 Steele Street learned from the local Red Cross that her mother Mrs Maria Anderson 89 of Brondersiev Jutland Denmark died October 31 1942. The message dated November 26 1942 came via unoccupied France and the International Red Cross in Geneva. Other survivors include Miss Ellen Jensen Cpl Harold Jensen at Fort Bragg Pvt Elmer Jensen Camp Edwards Mass and Mrs John I Mabe formerly Miss Mary Jensen.

Gustav Jensen Steele Street Red Cross Maria Anderson Brondersiev Jutland Denmark Jensen John Anderson France International Red Cross Geneva Switzerland Anderson Ellen Jensen Harold Jensen

Funeral for Miss Byrd Set at St Marks Church

Funeral services for Miss Brownie Mae Byrd will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 p m at St Marks Methodist Church. Miss Byrd is the daughter of M B Byrd of this city and she was very well known here.

Brownie Mae Byrd St. Marks Methodist Church Miss Byrd M. B. Byrd

Mrs Elizabeth Sadler Ill After Operation at Burrus Hospital

Mrs Elizabeth Sadler is reported very ill at Burrus Hospital after undergoing an operation on Thursday February 25.

Burrus Hospital Elizabeth Sadler

Norwegian Hydroelectric Installations Damaged

A dispatch from Oslo reports hydroelectric plants at Rjukan Norway damaged Saturday night in a raid by three Norwegian speaking soldiers allegedly wearing British uniforms. The town hosts major power stations and plants for nitrogen and explosives production for the Germans. A Norwegian communique described the damage as not large and said the raiders escaped.

Stockholm Mar Oslo Rjukan Norway

Rationing Roundup Lists Coupons and Deadlines

March dates set for coffee food fuel oil and tires plus shoe sugar and typewriter rentals. Coupon validity extends to March 21 for coffee and March 31 for food and fuel items. Mileage and tire inspections extend to March 31 with new intervals. Shoes and sugar have June and March deadlines respectively. Typewriter rentals open without certification until May 1.

Y M C A Official To Speak To Industrial Club

R L Coon general secretary of the Winston Salem Y M C A will address the High Point Industrial Club at its weekly dinner meeting Tuesday night. J N Petty newly elected president will preside and reports will be approved.

R. L. Coon Winston-Salem Y. M. C. A High Point Industrial Club J. N. Petty Petty

Shropshire Child Dies At Home In High Point Area

James Edward Shopshire three weeks old died Sunday at his parents home on Allen Jay Community High Point Route Three after a week illness and two days in critical condition. Born February 5 1943 in High Point he was the son of Moie F E and Geneva Nelson Shopshire. Surviving are the parents grandparents Ely Nelson and James W Shropshire. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 PM from Bunker's Hill Primitive Church with interment in the church cemetery.

James Edward Shopshire Allen Jay High Point Moie FE Geneva Nelson Shopshire Ely Nelson Route Three James W. Shropshire

Sale Notice of Estate Property in Guilford County North Carolina

In Guilford County a Superior Court order in Lizzie Pennington et al versus Howard Pennington and others authorizes James B. Lovelace as Commissioner to sell at public auction on March 30, 1943, at noon at the East Courthouse door Greensboro two tracts: Lot 217 in T Y Hamilton Subdivision No 2 and Lots 11 and 15 in Lake Triangle Park Block 3 Jamestown Township. Proceeds to be cash.

North Carolina Guilford County Superior Court Lizzie Pennington Claude C. Pennington Howard Pennington Lillian Pennington Herman Pennington Greensboro N. C High Point Township T. Y. Hamilton Office of the Register of Deeds Jamestown Township Lake Triangle Park James B. Lovelace

Victory Gardens Meet Planned at Center Wednesday

The Center Theatre will host a public meeting to plan Victory Gardens at 10 o clock Wednesday morning. Mrs. Fred J. Bartlett announces the High Point Council of Garden Clubs sponsors the event with speakers Miss Addie Houston and L A Weer from Greensboro, and P M Davis leading the Citizens Service Corps agriculture committee. Further meetings at area schools are planned next week with local and county gardening experts speaking.

Center Theatre Victory Gardens Fred J. Bartlett High Point Council of Garden Clubs Addie Houston L. A. Weer Greensboro P. M. Davis Citizen's Service Corps

Hungry Janitor Causes Fire at School Kitchen

In Roxboro on March 1 Chief George C. Robinson ruled the Thanksgiving fire at the Person County training school's home economics building caused $4,000 in losses. Jim Bolton, a Black janitor, admitted he cooked and ate beans in the kitchen but forgot to turn off the stove, delaying discovery until 1:30 a.m.

Roxboro George C. Robinson Person County Training School Robinson Jim Bolton

Also Mentioned on This Page

House Committee Horace Ilderton R. H. Sechrest Ed Gurley Gurley Amos E. Kearns W. L. Jackson Renfrew Wade Morris W. T. Powell Paul Williamson Claude Scott Gate City Motor CO Wrenn Roger Lauby's Siceloff Ice & Fuel CO Parker - Brown Lumber CD Oak Street Jouns Manville ROYAL High St Ake Remi Finance Elle G’boro Baker Fred Payne Iiiness E. P. Jacobs Johns Hopkins J. S. Lowery Flint Street Foy D. Lanier Harmon Street D. L. Willett Henry Banker Hoskins Winston - Salem Linda W. Kidd N. Main Street Howard Smith Doris Street Buster Rutherford Olga Street Jack Watkins Cliffside John Thompson Grace Street Cleve Price Loflin Street Grace Moore Beeman Street Frances London Cecil Street Bennie Padgett Fairview Street Willie Simpson Meredith Walter Little Loflin Bill Dawkins Harpersville W. A. Bivins O. L. Brown Calvary Methodist Church ABC Lindbergh Hauptmann Bronx Charles Augustus Lindbergh Munich Czechoslovakia Germany Japan United States Theovernment Henry Ford Willow Run Greensboro- High Point New York Paris America Ada Davis Foust Woman's College Laura Carrie Red Cross Fund Meet Mother News OF Colored C. E. Yorely Industrial Club Shropshire WLI St.Joseph Aspifri Victory Coal Co Notary Public Piedmont Oil & Cos Central ICE Delivery Company West Broad Street Wagger Vierae Tire Company West High St
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