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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1952

Page

11

Service Men And Families Note Promotions And Postings

Douglas E Poole returns to San Diego after leave with parents at Woodlawn Road. Larry P. Davis graduates from engineerman school at Great Lakes and will rejoin USS Arneb. Hemp Hill wins combat infantryman badge in Korea with the 45th Division. John R. Giles completes instrument specialists course at Chanute and heads to Camp Stoneman for overseas duty. Clee Payne finishes basic training at Fort Eustis.

Douglas E. Poole San Diego Calif H. Y. Poole Woodlawn Road U. S. Navy Larry PD. Davis Engineerman School Great Lakes Ill U.S.S Pfc Hemp Hill Korea 45Th Infantry Division He Helen Hill High Int John RK. Giles John W. Giles Fairfield Road Chanute Air Force Base Camp Stoneman

N C English Named President of Associated Industries

N C English secretary and treasurer of Ragan Knitting Co Thomasville was named president of Associated Industries Inc by directors. Elliott S Wood Heritage Furniture Inc was re elected vice president with a slate of officers and directors named to key roles. The organization formed in 1944 lists 65 member manufacturers from High Point Thomasville and Jamestown.

N. C. English Ragan Knitting Co Thomasville Associated Industries, Inc Eames Ornoon Elliott S. Wood Heritage Furniture, Inc Reie W. E. Mitchell Melrose Hosiery Mills N. T. Praigg North Carolina Industrial Council T. Lynwood Smith Adams-Millis Corporation P. J. Neal Tomlinson High Point U. S. Chamber of Commerce Floyd D. Mehan Anvil Brand, Inc Associated Industries Jamestown

PTA COUNCIL FOUNDERS DAY AT Wm Penn High School

The City PTA Council honored Mrs A H Davis state PTA Congress president as guest speaker at Wm Penn High School. She spoke on Quo vadis urging progress in youth development while school choruses performed and PTA history was shared. Ever Ready Club and First Baptist Church groups held meetings with local leaders on upcoming sessions and junior events.

PTA Council A. H. Davis PTA Congress Wm. Penn High School E. B. Amaker Aesident C. E. Dean Aich Davis Quo ‘Adis PTA Fairview School Leonard School Wm. Penn L. E. McDonnell M. L Lillian Smith East Washington Street First Baptist Church Johnny Strickland West St

Police hold furniture worker on parole violation charge

Thomasville police report holding 23 year old Marvin Tutt Hill of Dogwood Drive on a parole violation. Hill was arrested at his home around 2 pm yesterday following a complaint filed by the local parole board.

Thomasville Dogwood Drive Marvin Tutt Hill

Ferguson Speaker For Exchangites Addresses Spiritual Guidance

Charlie Ferguson, state board member of Ex change Club and district governor of National Exchange, spoke to the High Point Exchange Club at the Rainbow Supper Club. He noted industries seeking spiritual guidance and noted some provide ministers and chapels on company property for mediation and prayer.

Charlie Ferguson State Board of Control of Exchange Club Feet T National Exchange High Point Exchange Club Rainbow Supper Ub Ferguson Winston-Salem Club

Warrant charges Belvin Lamb in man slaughter case

In Thomasville a warrant charges Belvin Lamb a 37 year old service station operator with man slaughter following a fatal shooting during a poker game at the Milky Way Building on National Highway. The coroner’s inquest adjourned as prosecutors plan a March 21 hearing to determine whether the case goes to Superior Court.

Thomasville Belvin Lamb Avery Atwood Pela Recorders Court Atwood Milky Way National Highway Melvin Stamey Lamb

Skeen Infant Dies In Local Hospital

Kyle Marshall Skeen three months old son of Mr and Mrs Colon Skeen died in High Point Memorial Hospital. Survivors include parents two sisters Colleen and Karen Sue andens Ray and others. Funeral Wednesday at 3 p m from Lineberry Church with interment in church cemetery.

Denton Kyle Marshall Skeen Colon Skeen High Point High Point Memorial Hospital Colleen Karen Sue Andens Ray Sheen J. B. Bryant Fort Meyers Fla Lineberry Church Chuch

Safety Meet Honors Twenty Nine Local Firms Here

Twenty nine local firms will be recognized for outstanding safety records at a dinner Tuesday March 18 at the Sheraton Hotel in cooperation with the North Carolina Department of Labor. Forrest H. Shuford will present the awards to firm representatives who meet strict accident free and improvement benchmarks. The list includes Adams Millis Corporation Alma Desk Co The Borden Co Clover Brand Dairies Colony Tables Dutch Laundry Englander Plymouth Hosiery Mills Kern s Cakes Melrose Hosiery Mills Crown Hosiery Mills Glenn Hosiery O Kearns and Son Harriss and Covington Heritage Furniture Carolina Cleaners Carolina Cotton Batting Carrick Mfg Co Leonard Cleaners Modern Poultry New Service Laundry oe ity Dey Coens a ing Co Security a tebekaedter Tar Heel istering Co Vogue Dry oo Wilson Whitner Knob Industrial Lithographic Co

Eee Arch 18 North Carolina Department of Labor Sheraton Hotel Forrest H. Shuford Commissioner of Frank Sizemore Chamber of Een Adams-Millis Corporation Alma Desk Co the Borden Co Clover Brand Dairies Colony Tables, Inc Dutch Laundry, Inc

No Damage From Flooded Oil Furnace

Thomasville firefighters report no damage after a flooded oil furnace in a School Street apartment. They were called to 111 School Street around 9 a.m. by Paul Sechrest.

Thomasville School Street Occar Paul Sechrest

Five Little Slams Spark Interest at Bridge Tourney

In Saskatoon a local bridge tournament produced a striking four of a kind slam sequence. The report notes a notable bid and a miss at a key moment, with players enjoying a tense run of results and unusual plays throughout the event.

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Elm Street School Site Auction Heads Tomorrow

Elm Street School property goes to auction at 10 30 a m with Wright and associates bidding to land a Sears lease back. Cridlebaugh led the initial school bid at 75925 while the park sold to the church for 89500. Wright later topped both bids. A second auction for Tate Park set for March 28 begins at 95000 with Wright as top bidder.

Elm Street Sears, Roebuck and Com J. N. Wright and Associates Sears Tate Park First Baptist Church Landiage Wright E. C. Cridlebaugh Cridlebaugh Ate Park Atlanta Amos Kearns

March Winds Sweep Carolinas From Storm to Breeze

The weatherman at Greensboro High Point airport warns of strong gusts from 46 to 60 mph this afternoon with fair and mild conditions. Tonight and Wednesday, expect fair but cooler weather with low 34 to 38 and highs around 55. last night saw gale force winds moving from Kansas to Ohio.

Greensboro High Point Kansas Ohio

Heavy Equipment Damages Car on Highway 109

A Huff Loader operation on the roadside caused a 1949 Mercury to be hit on the right side near Thomasville. The impact occurred around 10:30 a.m. on Highway 109 toward Winston-Salem. Operator H. C. Eddins identified Robert Welborn Everhart of Lexington as the equipment operator and Charles Joseph Stone of Fisher Ferry Street as the car driver. No arrests were made.

Thomasville Here Winston-Salem H. C. Eddins Eddins Robert Welborn Everhart Lexington Charles Joseph Stone Fisher Ferry Street

Girl is Guilty in Malaya Dog Bite Case

A 16 year old Chinese girl was found guilty in Teluk Anson Malaya court of failing to muzzle her dog after it allegedly tried to bite another person. The dog did not bite the girl. The case stemmed from a reported incident involving a dog and a bystander.

Teluk Anson Malaya Irl

Trial Set for Two Motorists on Reckless Driving Charge

Thomasville police report trial for two motorists charged with reckless driving after a minor collision on National Highway around 3 30 yesterday afternoon is set for March 17. John Harrington 23 resident of 11 Avenue and Judy Harrington were involved.

Thomasville John Nee Judy Harrington 11 Avenue Pol'ge

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