Whitener Assigned to U S Navy Air Base
James B E Whitener son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Whitener 001 John Street has completed training at Pensacola Navy Air Base and is ordered to report to New Orleans on March 12 He starred in athletics at High Point High School and Catawba College and was with the Alma Mater athletic department before joining naval aviation training in Norfolk and Pensacola This week he is expected to arrive in the city to spend a few days with his parents before starting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James BE. W. Whitener
Edgar Whitener
John Street
U. 8
Naval Air Base
Pencola
Fla
New Orleans
Adt
Young Whitener
High Point High Hool
Catawba College
Bing
Athetic
Naval Aviaton School
Orfolk
Pensacola
Cowan Speaker for Lions Club Addresses Club Efforts
Adjutant R. M. Cowan of the Salvation Army spoke to the Lions Club on youth work and new labs in High Point. He highlighted Raleigh Lions sponsoring a Boys' Club and expected construction to begin soon in High Point. Foy Horton was named chair of an International Convention committee for local attendance in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
R. M. Cowan
Salvation Rmy
Ows
Blood Hotel
Cowan
Svatian Army
Raleigh Lions Club
City
Saltion Army
Foy Horton
Glenn R. Ward
Chicago
Thisummer
C. T. Anderson
James Oland
Fayetteville Lions
Salvation Army Officer Transferred to High Point Post
Lieutenant Roy R. Williams of the Salvation Army is transferred to High Point to assume the Boys’ Club activities from Carl Spencer who resigns to go into business with his father. Williams arrives from Durham and is a Jacksonville, Florida native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy R. Williams
Salvation Army
High Point
R. M. Cowan
Williams
Carl Spencer
The
High Int
Durham
Jacksonville
Deaths in Asheboro: Joseph O Graves 63
Joseph Orlande Graves, 63, died at his home in Randleman on Wednesday morning. Survived by widow, six sons Joseph H and Earl in Washington DC, Floyd in Chapel Hill, Glenn and Bernice in Randleman, Eugene in Reidsville. four daughters Mrs. Cecil Russell, Kate, Grace, Nancy Graves. Seven brothers Hadley, Elwood, Floyd, Hiram, W E Graves. Walter in Florida. Jonah. two sisters Mrs. Presnell and Mrs. Lucas. Funeral at New Zion M P Church near Seagrove Thursday at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Joseph Orlande Graves
Randleman
Joseph H
Earl
Washington
D. C
Floyd
Chapel Hill
Glenn
Bernice
Eugene
Reidsville
Cecil Russell
Kate
Grace
Nancy Graves
Hadley
Lap
N. D
Elwood
High Point
Hiram
W. E
Seagrove
Walter
Mulberry, Fla
Jonah Graves
B. L. Presnell
Ellerbee
J. R. Lucas
Aberdeen
New Zion M. P. Church
Local Man Jim Hoover Dies At 48 In Asheboro Area
Jim Hoover aged 48 died Wednesday morning at his home on Asheboro route three. Survived by two brothers Monroe and Jule Hoover of Asheboro route three and one sister Mrs. Dora Angel of High Point. Funeral set for 2 o clock Thursday afternoon at Back Creek Friends church six miles west of Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Jim Hoover
Monroe and
Jule Hoover
Dora Angel
High Point
Back Creek Friends Church
Lebanon Cemetery
Harvmhe
Emma Crouch
Hines
Spencer Hines
Myrtle Moore
Verta Gross
Luther Hines
John Hines
Deep River
Charlie Hines
Wallburg
Co. L. Holder
Archdale
Berta Mae Conally
Gallinger Hospital
Washington, D. C
First Baptist Church
A. B. Conrad
Old Rugged Cross
Thomasville man dies after heart attack during burns treatment
John Z. Stevenson 74 died at City Memorial hospital Thursday after a heart attack while hospitalized for burns from an accident. Surviving: widow, son Ernest Stevenson of Thom asville, daughter Mrs Curtis Jones of Thomasville, brother William Stevenson of Guilford county, half brother O L Holton, half sister Mrs Elmer Hodgin of Guilford county, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 11 at granddaughter Mrs John Kay's Moore Street home. burial in Calvary church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Z. Stevenson
Enterprise
Thomasville
Mar
The
City Memorial Hospital
Ernest Stevenson
Curtis Jones
William Stevenson
Guilford County
O. L. Holton
Elmer Hodgin
John Kay
Moore Street
Calvary Church Cemetery
Samuel M. Hines Taken By Death
Samuel M. Hines died at 4 o clock this morning at 15438 North Main Street after a three week illness. He was born November 8 1868 in Davids on county and is survived by wife Emma Crouch three children and several siblings. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM at Lebanon M P Church with multiple pastors officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Hines
North Main Street
Mr. Hines
Davidson County
Joseph
Amanda Wyer Hines
Lebanon M. P
J. R. Hutton
J. Clay Madison
Chicago Produce Prices Mixed on Butter and Eggs
Butter totals 7 358 firm creamery special 92 score with extras 34 and 34 4, firsts 88 83 cents per pound. Eggs 14 303 unsettled prices unchanged. Local AP report from Chicago dated March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Global tally shows 2976 languages spoken worldwide
A world language survey reports 2,976 distinct languages in use across global regions. The figure highlights linguistic diversity and varying levels of language vitality, with many languages facing endangerment.
Doctors Hear Dr. Ash Speak at Guilford Medical Dinner
The Guilford County Medical Society held a dinner meeting at the Sheraton with Lt. Col. Dr. J. E. B. Ash of the U S Army as guest speaker. Ash discussed bladder tumor data from the Army Medical Museum, which houses about 1500 specimens. The event drew many local doctors plus visitors from Burlington and Winston-Salem. The Ladies Auxiliary elected officers and planned programs, while Vera Idol of High Point College lectured on poetry and members performed songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Medical Society
Sheraton Hotel
J. EB. Ash
Medical Corps
United States Army
Washington, D. C
Ash
Army Medical Museum
American Urological Association
A Gourmet's Delight Roast Lamb and Mint Ice
A description of roast lamb with mint ice as a refined dish for Hastert Day dinners. It instructs salting the leg, roasting uncovered at a slow 30 degree oven for 35 minutes per pound, and finishing with mint jelly for a distinctive flavor.
Mrs Naomi Whitaker Dies After Illness in Asheboro
Naomi Whitaker, 70, died after a three week illness at her son M. L. Bouyer’s home in Pleasant Garden route one. She is survived by two sons M. L. and E. K. and two daughters Mrs. W. M. Clark of Washington DC and Mrs. Calvin Bargeran of Atlanta. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Whitaker
Asheboro
M. L. Bouyer
Pleasant Garden
Route One
M. L
E. K
W. M. Clark
Washington, D. C
Calvin Bargeran
Atlanta, Ga
Mathews Ashboard Life Remembered In North Carolina Church Service
William Ashby Mathews aged 28 died at his Utah home after a brief illness. He leaves four brothers Odell of Old Hickory Tennessee Brady Benson and Vivian of the home and sister Alta a Greensboro nurse at Wesley Long hospital. Funeral was held at Flag Springs Methodist Protestant church with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Mathews Ashebord
William Ashby Mathews
J. J
Ida Mae Mathews
Utah
Odell
Old Hickory
Tenn
Brady, Benson
Vivian Mathews
Alta Mathews
Greensboro
Wesley Long Hospital
Flag Springs Methodist Protestant Church
Government helps torn dollar become valid currency
M P Woodall of Archdale presented a torn four fifths dollar to the Treasury in Washington. Courteous staff exchanged it for a new bill and explained the process for redeeming partially destroyed currency. If a person has half a dollar, the government will pay 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Woodall
Archdale
Washington
Almanacs Found in Cleanup of Old Eli Menden Hall Home
R L George of route three displayed two old Blum's Farmers and Planters Almanacs at The Enterprise today. One dated 1846 and the other 1877, found during cleaning of the Eli Menden hall residence. Despite age both are in fair condition and contain typical almanac information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. George
Route Three
Old Blum
Eli Mendenhall
Nash Speaks To Kiwanis At Luncheon Meet
Local attorney M. W. Nash addressed the Kiwanis club at its luncheon, sharing humorous incidents from early practice. Frank Tucker sang Sylvia with J. Gurney Riggs at the piano. C. F. Tomlinson and Tucker led the program. Visitors Lieut. R. R. Williams and Dr. A. B. Conrad attended. The club plans to attend next Thursday’s chamber of commerce banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Nash
Kiwanis Club
Frank Tucker
Sylvia
J. Gurney Riggs
C. F. Tomlinson
R. R. Wiliams
A. B. Conrad
Chamber of Commerce
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E. W. Whitener
Lions Club
R. R. Williams
Food Store
Willowrock Streat
Lamb
Advanch
Bings Hutter
Berta M. Conally
S. J. Best, Jr
East
Lexington Avenue
Garrell Payne
P. A. Clifton
R. L. Conrad
Ernest Edwards
M. D Matthews
C. E. Stuart
Floral Garden Cemetery
DR. Ash
U.S. Army
Ad+se County Association
DR. West
Watt
Eels
Lic
Caldwells
Castoria
Noxzema
Peruna
Pepsodent
Detroit
Fitch
Kolynos
Alka-Seltzer
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