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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1969

Page

10

Automobiles Rise in Postwar High Point 1919 Scene

In 1919 High Point shifts from horse drawn transport to cars as macadam streets replace mud and vendors debate street assessments. Notable locals and vehicles include Sam Davis Jr in a Stutz Bearcat, the Redding Boys in Kissell and Apperson models, and George Simmons’s Kissell speedster. Dr J R Reitzel dies in a Ford crash near a streetcar switch.

High Point Sam Davis Jr Redding Boys Kissell Apperson Sidney Gayle Sr George Simmons Deep River Church J. R. Reitzel Greensboro

Gate City Motor Company Versus Auto Age Shift 1919

From 1919 Gate City Motor Company opened a Greensboro branch under Jack Burris handling Maxwell and Chandler cars later adding Chrysler. Burris ran an early conglomerate featuring Roamer, Winton, Cole, American Beauty and Vaughan among others. American Beauty and Vaughan were briefly manufactured in Greensboro in an ill starred attempt by banker R G Vaughan to build local auto production.

Buick Gate City Motor Company Jack Burris Maxwell and Chalmers Chrysler Ated Roamer, Anderson Winton Cole Chandler American Beauty Franklin Dusenberg Stutz Vaughan Beauty and Vaughan Greensboro R. G. Vaughan Gate City

High Point City Profile Projects 50 Year Growth

High Point, an industrial hub famed for furniture and hosiery, spans 30.62 square miles with 73 000 residents in 1968. Projections foresee growth to about 200 000 in 50 years as planners expect continued diversification and closer ties with Winston Salem Greensboro and nearby towns.

High Point Piedmont Area Winston-Salem Greensboro Thomasville Jamestown Randolph County Archdale Trinity Piedmont Triad

Sizemore Led High Point Chamber 1921 1959

Sizemore served as High Point Chamber of Commerce president from 1921 until his death in 1959. Barbara Brooks long helped as secretary to Sizemore and later ran a letter shop. The Chamber has grown from a $1000 budget 50 years ago to a wide range of services with active citizen committees and a strong enduring spirit.

Sizemore Barbara Brooks N. Main Church Street High Point Chamber of Commerce

High Point Ware feature by Holt McPherson in The Enterprise

Special section on early High Point Ware includes authorship by Holt McPherson editor and Robert Marks Sunday editor. Photographs credit Art Richardson with Main Street 1949 image. City planning department prepared the sketch and the section was produced under Martha Clontz with the High Point Chamber of Commerce PR.

High Point Holt McPherson High Point Enterprise High Point Today Fiure Robert Marks

High Point childhood memories from a past era

A reminiscence of 1919 High Point detailing daily life and local places. Sam Shelton and Snow Lumber stocked waste lumber for the stove while kids biked, rode in Cadillacs, found a buried dollar, and worked paper routes. The piece recalls a tight knit community, church Sundays, theater outings, and the value of work in shaping responsible youths.

High Point Sam Shelton Cin Ae Gariey Kirkman Snow Lumber Co

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