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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1953

Page

11

Fine Arts Unit Names Judges for Guilford County Festival

Thor Johnson of Winston-Salem will judge professional music entries in the 1953 Guilford County Fine Arts Festival to be held April 30 to May 3. Dr. Austin Lovelace of Franton Illinois will judge amateur division. Textile design judge will be John B. Gaither of the State College School of Textiles. Greensboro Chamber offers silver cup for textile design winner.

Thor Johnson Winston-Salem Cincinnati Orchestra Guilford County Austin Lovelace Franston First Presbyterian Church Eric Pryce YMCA Greensboro Woman's Club

Two Jailed After Wreck On Highway

Earl E. Harris and Thomas Wayne Barrett, both of Maiden, are jailed on charges from a stolen car wreck one mile east of here on the Greensboro Highway. Harris faces reckless driving, license revocation, and prohibition violations. both held for Newton authorities.

Earl E. Harris Thomas Wayne Barrett Maiden Greensboro Charles Pierce Harris Newton Pierce Barrett Deep River

Welfare relief recipients averages shown in Guilford County

Louis M. Thompson reported mid March survey results for Guilford County Welfare Department. High Point general relief recipients average 123 months on relief with 39.50 dollars per month while Greensboro averages 213 months and 34.12 dollars. 35 High Point and 44 Greensboro recipients were on relief at survey time.

High Point Guilford County Welfare Department Greensboro Louis M. Thompson Thompson

Realty Transfers High Point Township and Pine Valley Lots

H T Jackson and wife transfer a Gatewood Avenue near Council Street lot to Ralph A Cheek and wife. D S Hedgecock and wife transfer to J S Hedgecock and wife and to J S Curlee and wife a Pine Valley lot. John W Foust trustee transfers nine Eugene Avenue and Prospect Street Extension lots to Carolina Container Company.

High Point H. T. Jackson Ralph A. Cheek Gatewood Avenue Council Street D. S. Hedgecock J. S. Hedgecock J.S. Curlee Pine Valley John W. Foust Carolina Container Company Eugene Avenue Prospect Street

Jamestown Rotary Club Chartered In North Carolina Ceremony

Jamestown's new Rotary Club was chartered at the Oakdale Community House with about 100 Rotarians and wives attending from Central North Carolina. Charles W. Phillips of Greensboro delivered the address, and E. W. Freeze Jr. of Randleman presented the charter to Thomas C. Ragsdale, the club's president. Officers include Ragsdale as president with Kenneth Miller as vice president and Charles Turner as secretary treasurer. Charter members list a wide range of local Rotarians and an honorary member R. Dwight Ware.

Jamestown Oakdale North Carolina Charles W. Phillips Greensboro Rotary E. W. Freeze, Jr Randleman Thomas C. Ragsdale Freeze Kermit Cloniger Thomasville Rotary Club High Point Club Thomasville Club Asheboro Rotary International Phillips George Eichhorn Greensboro Club Cleveland Thayer E. K. Willis Concord Bert Weaver Leaksville-Spray Joseph Ross, Jr Ragsdale Kenneth Miller Charles Turner Fortney Roy Sullivan Charles E. Armfield, Jr Emsley Armfield M. D. Bonner W. Cletus Campbell Delbert F. Everhart H. R. Gillespie Robert L. Green Charles Gressle Harold Hall Lawrence M. Harvey Earl W. Hedrick, Jr Simon M. Hodgin M. Cicero Holton W. Guy Johnson J. W. Johnston Roger M. Jones George C. Justice B. Graves Kerr Neese N. Osborn William C. Parker William B. Payne R. T. Petty J. Coy Putman William G. Ragsdale Charles C. Roach William L. Saunders J. Ralph Sechrest Carl R. Smith Joseph W. Smith John Tilley C. Richard Wisenburg Edward B. Wiike, Jr R. Dwight Ware

Incumbents File For Re Election In Jamestown Mayoral Race

Jamestown mayor Thomas C. Ragsdale and all Town Council members seek re election. Filing ends April 11 with five candidates listed Ragsdale Bundy Sulivan Tilden and Williard. If eight run or more than two run for mayor a primary on April 12. Election May 5. Non partisan filings on one ticket. Registration begins April 7. Polls at Town Office.

Jamestown Thomas C. Ragsdale S. H. Strickland Ragsdale Robert E. Bundy J. Roy Sulivan Robbins Tilden Hervie N. Williard Bundy Tilden Williard Sullivan W. C. Campbell J. F. Brown Robert §. Davis James D. Adams

Local fraternal notices and church meeting changes

Elks and Daughters are asked to report on tickets Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Daughters listed include Johnnie McAdoo Blanche McRae Gladys Mason Lillie Massey Elizabeth McCain Ellis Jack Betha Albert Clinton Otis Watson James Alston. Pilgrim Church fellowship moves to April 2 for crucifixion rehearsal. Ever Ready Club meets at Mrs. Katie Evans Moon Street at 8 p.m. Hossanna Tents sponsor Heaven and Hell Party Friday 8 p.m. 314 Taylor Street.

Elk Elks Johnnie McAdoo Blanche McRae Gladys Mason Lillie Massey Elizabeth McCain Ellis Jack Betha Albert Clinton Otis Watson James Alston Woman's Fellowship Pilgrim Congregational Church Ever Ready Katie Evans Moon Street Hossanna Taylor Street

Permanent Receivership Ordered For Duplex Printing Co

Ben L. Herman appointed permanent receiver of Duplex Printing Co. of Greensboro by Judge Archie Myatt in a civil action against the company and T. E. Wagg, brought by Wade Renfrow former owner of The Beacon. The court declared the firm insolvent and ordered inquiry into mortgage ownership with proportional proceeds to the holder. Other civil actions and divorces were noted including a $287 claim for six quarts of anti freeze and several uncontested two year separations.

Ben L. Herman Duplex Printing Co Greensboro Archie Myatt T. E. Wagg Wade Renfrow Beacon Wade Renfrow Wage J. R. Stewart Gaither C. Cagle Cagle Esso Service D. L. Taylor Stewart Cagle Judge Myatt E. Alan Robins Brower Veneer Co

City Plans Condemnation Of Burned East Washington Shack

A vacant two story frame shack at 713 East Washington Street behind the Ritz Theater faced condemnation after a morning fire the second in recent months. Firefighters called at 6 33 a m found a rubbish and old clothes blaze with unknown origin. Building Inspector A R Strange said the structure would be condemned following fire department and inspectorate consultations.

East Washington Street A. R. Strange Ritz Theater

Sedgefield Club Advances Plans for New Clubhouse Site

The Sedgefield Club board, authorized by stockholders, will select a clubhouse site, acquire needed property, solicit bids, and begin construction planning for a new clubhouse and swimming facility. Directors voted to raise dues to fund the project with a $42 quarterly rate for Guilford County residents, $45 semi annual for adjacent counties, and $48 yearly for all others.

Sedgefield Club Sedgefield Guilford County Guilford

Nurses Hearings Set On Two NC Bills

Miss Lucy Lopp, president of District 9, urged all registered nurses to attend a public hearing on two proposed bills altering nurse status in North Carolina. The session is at 9 a.m. next Tuesday in the High Commission Building Raleigh, discussing S B 258 by Carl Hicks and S B 316 by Zeb Weaver, with the nurses opposing the Hicks measure.

Lucy Lopp State Nurses Association North Carolina High Commission Wilmington Street New Bern Avenue Raleigh Carl Hicks Zeb Weaver Nurses’ Group

Scattered frost expected tonight with cooler temps

The weatherman says scattered frost tonight but not heavy enough to harm spring flowers. Tonight will be fair and colder with a low around 34 degrees. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer temps with highs near 60. Last night’s low was 46 and today’s high reached 57.

Perees

Men Charge Boys In Double Assault

Two youths face assault charges after a double incident. James Massey sixteen and Jessie Reece eighteen were arrested on two counts each. Complainants James Taylor and James Padgett accuse Massey and Reece of punching and hitting with a bottle. Both suspects released on two hundred dollar bond with cases set for April 3.

James Massey Willowbrook Street Jessie Reece Fairview Street James Taylor Gordy Street James Padgett Mobile Street Massey Taylor Padgett Reece

Two youths arrested for breaking and entering in High Point

Patrolman S H Voncannon surprised John Raymond Dildine and Albert G Smith behind a Tar Heel Upholstery Co safe. Both youths, ages 21 and 18, are held on 5000 bond each on charges of breaking and entering. Hearing tentatively set next Friday in Municipal Court.

High Point Merchants Patrol John Raymond Dildine Mangum Avenue Albert G. Smith Salisbury Lee W. Boswell Merchants Patrol S. H. Voncannon Tar Heel Springdale Avenue Smith Dildine Voncannon Boswell W. C. Johnson City Detectives

Water Authority Measure Sent to Assembly Today

The Central North Carolina Water Authority bill heads to Raleigh for consideration by the General Assembly. Greensboro supporters push a Yadkin River dam project to supply Piedmont water, with seven non salaried members named from High Point Winston Salem and Greensboro and a Governor appointee.

Central North Carolina Water Authority General Assembly T. E. Hinson Raleigh Greensboro Yadkin Piedmont Winstonalem Hinson Grover Jones Jones Yadkin River High Point Winston-Salem Ies

AB Club Attends Film on Investment Banking

George Jones of First Securities Corp Durham presented a film titled Opportunity U S A to the American Business Club at the Sheraton Hotel. The film explained investment bankers roles and how individuals' savings fund industry and municipal growth, encouraging viewers to become investors. Collier Ellis introduced Jones, with Sidney Gayle presiding.

George Jones First Securities Corporation of Durham American Business Club Sheraton Hotel Opportunity U Collier Ellis Sidney Gayle

Perry Jones Completes Service With Marines

Staff Sergeant Perry Jones, son of Mr and Mrs Grover H Jones, is discharged after nearly four years in the Marine Corps. He returned to High Point Friday night after over 14 months in Korea and a Mediterranean cruise with NATO maneuvers. Another son, Pfc Powell Jones, has been stationed in Germany since May.

Perry Jones Grover H. Jones Marine Corps High Point Korea United States NATO

Converse College Senior Show Lists Jean Kearns in Cast

Miss Jean Kearns daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom J Kearns of High Point will join the Converse College Senior Show A Century of Songs to be presented in the college theatre Saturday.

Jean Kearns Tom J. Kearns High Point Converse College Spartanburg S. C

Ruby Hallman Wins Cup For Service to HPHS

Ruby Hallman received the National Honor Society Service Cup at High Point High School as 16 seniors and 14 juniors were inducted in a candlelight ceremony. The event featured devotions by Hallman and remarks by Buddy Bullock with members detailing four qualities: scholarship leadership character and service.

High Point High School National Honor Society Ruby Hallman Barbara McCanless H. R. Hallman Edgewood Avenue D.A.R Durham Mary Layne Ballard Dorothy Burton Susan Caudle Joann Elkins Frances Gilmore Betsy Hedgecock Frankie Herman Rebecca Jessup Shirley Lambert Frances Lewis Barbara Meredith Nancy Owens Nancy Rouse Elwood Smith Carolyn Snow Naomi Tate Jimmy Casey Nancy Hill Sarah Johnson Kitty Marsh Wanna McAnally Tiny Neely David Pancoast Dean Mac Pruette Carolyn Roberts Nancy Robinette Larry Sledge Mary Webster Smith Jerry Sowers Ann Teague Buddy Bullock Charles White Stuart Fountain Martha Ann Davis Jo Anne Hodgin Bo Bullock Joe Walser Sarah Stuart Mary Rose Morris Betty Jane Beamon Loretta Freeman Herman Bunch Betty Jo Honeycutt Clarence Herndon Vasso Cavas Janice Neill Jane Lucas Ralph Hall Henry Mitchell Anne Hulin Barbara Morrison Larry Sloop Margaret Stewart

Mrs Elyer Mae Davis Dies At 60 In High Point

Mrs Elyer Mae Davis 60 widow of W Hurley Davis died at a local hospital Tuesday at 3 pm after two years of declining health and three weeks of serious illness She was born in Randolph County July 18 1892 and lived all her life in High Point She was a member of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church and active in the Woman's Wesley Bible Class American Legion Auxiliary and W F W Auxiliary Surviving: two sons Olin M Davis and Troy R Davis three daughters Mrs Roland Bean Mrs Phillip L Pugh and Mrs Roy Bizzell four sisters and one brother and four grandchildren The body to be removed Thursday morning to 508 Bridges Street for 4 pm funeral at the residence by Rev Walter J Miller Interment Oakwood Cemetery

Elyer Mae Davis W. Hurley Davis Davis Randolph County Mae Mary Ellen Richardson Lewallen High Point Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Woman's Wesley Bible Walter J. Miller Oakwood Cemetery

Funeral Services for Mrs Nan Nie Byrum

Mrs Nan Nie Byrum 82 widow of William Byrum died at her daughter Mrs J N McCrary 502 Parkway Monday morning Funeral services held Tuesday at 3 PM at her daughter's home conducted by Rev Hoy L Fes perman First Evangelical and Reformed Church Greensboro and Rev Walter J Methodist Church Pallbearers J J Griffith James Rose Abner Holton N C Johnson R T Setzer Bruce Surratt Dr T R Zimmerman William Hilton Interment Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery

Nannie Byrum William Byrum J. N. McCrary Parkway Hoy L. Fesperman First Evangelical and Reformed Church Greensboro Walter J. Miller Wesley Memorial Methodist Church J. J. Griffith James Rose Abner Holton N. C. Johnson R. T. Setzer Bruce Surratt T. R. Zimmerman William Hilton Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery

Sylvania Posts Record 1952 Sales in New York Filing

Sylvania Electric Products Inc reports 1952 net sales of 235,023,437 dollars, 16 percent above 1951, in the annual report mailed to stockholders. Net income for 1952 was 6,960,625 dollars, 16 percent below 1951, or 3.04 dollars per share, versus 4.18 in 1951.

Sylvania Electric Products Inc New York

Band Boosters Club Meeting Tomorrow Night

The Band Boosters Club will meet tomorrow at 7 30 in the Band Room of the Senior High School. All parents of band members from junior and senior high schools and any interested city school patrons are invited.

Red Cross Drive Reaches Major Milestone in Campaign

Report from the Red Cross drive shows $23,841 raised toward a $31,871 goal, about 75 percent. Sunshine Laundry led at 164 percent of quota, followed by the Woman's Division at 122.6 percent. Campaign aims to finish by March 1 with envelopes collected and totals finalized.

Red Cross Rense Weda Ee Rankin Campa Elena Sweeney

Parking Law Hearing Draws City Officials in Raleigh

City officials and Grover Jones attended a public hearing on a proposed parking bill in Raleigh amid no opposition. The measure would make vehicle ownership prima facie evidence and apply to cities with parking meters or other controls. The NC League of Municipalities backed the meeting led by the Judiciary I committee.

T. E. Hinson Raleigh League N. C Judiciary I General Assembly Hinson

Mrs. Austin Lecture For Arts Workshop Class

Mrs. Neal Austin will discuss the Classicist period in painting for the art appreciation class at the Arts and Crafts Workshop Thursday at 7 30 p m at Junior High School. She will show color slides and cover William Blake Goya and Gainsborough and note the Classicist era with the French Revolution.

Neal Austin Arts and Crafts Workshop

Gracious Father Prayer Makes a Humble Plea for Comfort

A Lancaster Pa professor of practical theology at Theological Seminary gives a prayer asking for comfort in sorrow and pain. The plea seeks learning from personal faults, bravery in suffering, and empathy for others.

Alfred N. Sayres Lancaster Theological Seminary Evangelical and Reformed Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fine Arts Unit Rotary Club New H - Point Rotary Howard Pancoast Por Dent We High Jamestown Rotary Club Duplex Co J. D. Holland Justice of the Peace Cne Ruth Alma Routh Margaret McNeill James McNeill Ada Lee Hutchens James P. Hutchens Ralph Edward Franklin Gertrude P. Franklin Mozelle Walls Carl Eugene Walls Henry Odell Bowman Willie Mae Bowman Aries General Services Administration GSA Yadkin County Logan Creek AB Club Marines HPHS Mrs. Elver Davis Sylvania Band Boosters Club Red Cross Campaign Robert Rankin Sunshine Laundry Maurice Peace Public Service Division E. C. Dillon and Co High Point Face Veneer Co Hayworth Roll and Panel Co Austin Tsyday
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