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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1946

Page

8

Cap'n Jeff on Roanoke Island Keeps Lost Colony Lore Alive

Cap'n Jeff Hayman runs a refreshment hut on Roanoke Island and entertains visitors with tall tales about the Lost Colony, including being a direct descendant of Virginia Dare. He recalls wrecks, ships, and seafaring lore, while noting how tourists accept his stories as part of island life.

Jeff Hayman Jeff Fort Raleigh Vermont Cap'n Virginia Dare Paul Green Roanoke Hatteras Roanoke Island Anico Devil Nag U. S. S. Huron Walter ‘Raleigh Raleigh

CIO District Council Meeting Set in Thomasville

About 75 delegates from Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia and eastern Tennessee representing 8000 CIO furniture workers will attend a CIO district council meeting May 5 in the union hall headquarters for the southern district. William Bell CIO international representative says the council will set CIO policies on minimum wages and congressional legislation and elect new officers. The council organized in August 1945 at High Point.

Thomasville Virginia North South Carolina Georgia Tennessee CIO Union Hall William Bell CIO International High Point

Dover Family Mourns Owensboro Father Death

W H Moore Sr father of Mrs Raymond H Dover Sr died at his home in Owensboro Kentucky Tuesday morning. He had been ill when Mrs Dover was en route to Owensboro and learned of her father’s sudden heart attack after leaving High Point. Mrs Moore the mother is recovering from pneumonia. Moore formerly headed dining car service for the N C and St L railway and was a hotel man in Montgomery Alabama and Owensboro. Funeral services were held at Page Hancock funeral home in Chatta Tenn. He is also survived by son W H Moore Jr of Owensboro and several grandchildren.

W. H. Moore Raymond H. Dover Parkway Owensboro

One Minute Test Answers and Clues

Answers cover classic quotes and trivia. Milton’s last line on blindness is cited as the source for question one, Hamlet’s Polonius furnishes question two, and Woodrow Wilson is named for question three. The note adds West Virginia gas ranks and 1945 oil-well depth figures.

John Milton Shakespeare Hamlet Polonius Woodrow Wilson

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