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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1943

Page

3

Georges Lurey Will Exhibit Art Collection

Georges Lurey of High Point will display his so called lost modern French collection in the Senior High School gym May 12 13. The Junior Service League and Mrs Curtis Smithdeal sponsor the event with school children 1030 am to 230 pm free then public 230 530 pm and 730 930 pm at 25 cents admission. Works by Bonnard Boudin Braque Chagall Gauguin Monet Sisley Toulouse Lautrec Utrillo Renoir Pissarro Picasso Van Gogh Duffy Kisling and more will be shown. Lury’s favorite work is Gens Chic by Toulouse Lautrec.

Georges Lurey High Point Junior Service League Curtis Smithdeal Arts and Interest Committee Lurey Utrillo Toulouse-Lautrec Lury France Lurcy

Soprano Performs Songs for A. B. Club Meeting

Miss Coralie Thoma, recently moved from Raleigh, sang at the American Club gathering in First Methodist Church. She performed My Johann My Hero and The Indian Love Call with accompaniment by Mae Kirkman. A YMCA tumbling act entertained, and Victory Garden entries were urged. Morris Jones joined the Red Cross hospitality committee for servicemen entertainment. John Myers presided.

Coralie Thoma Sorano Raleigh Iess Club First Methodist Church Johann Hero Mae Kirkman A. B. Club Ralph Slate Morris Jones Red Cross John Myers

Thomasville Lions Hear Mayor R. L. Pope Speech

Special to The Enterprise Thomasville May 5. Mayor R. L. Pope spoke at the weekly Lions club on The History of Thomasville. Joe Swicegood introduced him. Walter C. Huber of High Point attended as a visitor. London Cigarettes Donation to Service Boys.

Thomasville R. L. Pope

Sullivan battled stomach pains as champion

An aged clipping asks if John L. Sullivan fought with stomach ulcer pains while detailing ailments like indigestion and gas. It promotes Uden Tablets with a money back offer, urging readers to buy at Mann's Drug Store.

John L. Sullivan Mann's Wrerye

Police Quiz Death By Own Action Shocks High Point

Mormon Brown, a Negro man, was killed when his pickup struck a tree at Coolidge and Hoover. Police investigate whether the death was death by own action or accident. Chief Friddle said officers must contact more people to confirm if Brown intended self harm. He noted Brown had been drinking and there was a prior altercation with his wife. Brown’s death breaks High Point’s 1943 fatal accident record, which previously had none until December.

Mormon Brown Coolidge Hoover W. G. Friddle Brown Friddle High Point

Rev A L Aycock Dies Suddenly In North Wilkesboro

Reverend Alexander L Aycock 66 pastor of Mocksville Methodist Church died suddenly in North Wilkesboro Tuesday morning after trying to start his car. He was born in Cabarrus County and ordained in 1903. He served multiple North Carolina churches including High Point and Mocksville with a burial in Winston Salem.

North Wilkesboro Alexander L. Aycock Mocksville Methodist Church Wilkes Aycock Cabarrus County High Point Main Street First Methodist Church Gibsonville Mocksville North Caro Winston-Salem

Mrs McKinnon Dies At Home In Wadesboro

Mrs Emma B McKinnon 72 widow of J Martin McKinnon died at her home 109 Welch Street after six weeks illness. Born May 14 1870 in Montgomery County she moved to this city 19 years ago and was a member of Wadesville Baptist Church. Funeral services set for 11 a m Thursday at Koonce Funeral Home with Rev Cecil Haworth officiating. Interment in Wadesboro NC.

Emma B. McKinnon J. Martin McKinnon Welch Street McKinnon Montgomery County David and Mary Green Blake Wadesville M. V. Scott G. H. King Daisy McKinnon Bessie McKinnon L. A. Walton Clarendon C. M. McKinnon M. D. McKinnon U. S. Army Ralph McKinnon Luther McKinnon James S. McKinnon Mt. Gilead Neal Blake Greensboro Laura Hurley Annie Shields W. H. McIntyre Ellerbe Koonce Funeral Home Cecil Haworth Wadesboro N.C

Five Red Stamps Set for May Use by Consumers

Raleigh May 5 Five red stamps used for meat fats oils cheeses and canned fish in War Ration Book Two will be in use during May. E stamp already valid from April 25 to May 31 F valid May 2 G May 9 H May 16 and J May 23. All expire May 31. Stamps A B C and D expired April 30.

Raleigh State Office of Price Administration OPA

Mr. C. F. McBride Dies After Brief Illness

Mrs. C. F. McBride of Randleman, 63, died in an Asheboro hospital after a brief illness. Survived by husband, seven children including Mrs. J. D. Combs of Salisbury and Amelia McBride of Randleman, four sisters, and the mother. Graveside services set for 11:00 a.m. tomorrow at Mount Airy.

Randleman C. F. McBride Asheboro J. D. Combs Salisbury Henry Pierce Nancy McBride High Point Amelia McBride Charles McBride Cable and Dempsy McBride Mount Airy

Permits Reach New High with Twelve Issued Yesterday

Fire Chief E. K. Ingram reports twelve building permits granted yesterday, the highest daily total since wartime construction restrictions. Total value of 2578 dollars, with multiple properties receiving painting, reroofing, and additions including 511 Amos Street and 509 Amos, 115 Brentley Circle, 108 Hillcrest, 205 Grimes, 619 Manggum, 408 Parkway, 1212 Kivett Drive, 821 Arbordale, 311 W High, and 711 Fourth among others.

E. K. Ingram War Production Board R. J. Davis Amos Street R. J. Amos Amos T. W. Sprinkle Brentley Circle Taylor M. Simpson Co E. Steele Smithdeal Realty Co Hillcrest City of R. M. Cline Arbordale W. High George Morgenstern Fourth

Annual Christian conference to meet Thursday in Greensboro

The People's Christian Movement will convene at 9:00 AM Thursday in the chapel of the People's Bible School one mile from Greensboro on High Point Road. Rev G M Allison announces Dr J L Brasher of Attala Ala as keynote speaker for the week with daily sessions through Sunday. all meetings open to the public.

The People's Christian Movement People's Bible School Greensboro High Point Road G. M. Allison People's Tabernacle J.,l. Brasher Attala Ala Methodist Church Brasher

Civilian Guard Set To Meet At High Point College

The civilian guard completed its training and will meet on Wednesday nights at 7 30 p m on English Street. Regular members are urged to attend and others who wish to join are welcome to enroll in this training program.

High Point College English Street

Private vehicles in Ceylon total 1276 registrations last year

The report shows 1276 private cars and taxicabs were registered in Ceylon during the previous year, reflecting modest growth in motor vehicle ownership.

Ceylon

City Council Grants Park Dedication and Finishes Sessions

High Point City Council held its final meeting of the administration. It set a Friday 7 15 PM dedication for the Grady Goldston playground on Highland Avenue with donor Grady Goldston present. Officials announced transfers and repairs funding, street work, and an upcoming swearing in of new council members.

High Point Aas Municipal Elections Committee Grady Goldston Highland Avenue Arthur Kirkman Kirkman Highland Section Arnold J. Koonce Don C. MacRae Parks and Juvenile Commission Edward Gurley Burlington Grover Jones

Radio Program Eastern War Time Schedule Listing

A dense OCR fragment outlines an old radio network schedule with time slots, programs, and program corrections. It references The Jack Armstrong Serial, Keep the Home Fires Barn, Captain Midnight, Lowell Thomas News, Fred Waring, Victor Borge, Lum and Abner, Tex Tommy Dorsey, Eddie Cantor, and other era programs. The entry notes corrections by networks and various dramatic, dance, and news segments across multiple stations.

Abe Jack Armstrong Chicago Highway Patrol Farrel S Navy Piane Duncans Biu Rhythm Ensemble St. Louis Jack Armetrong Repeal Walter Cassel Cbab Bill Stern Sperte Nbs Lowell Thomason Biu-Basi Captain Midnight Wea Cbe Fred Waring Victor Borge Biu Cbs Fulton Lewis, Jr Harry James Johnson Family Kaltenborn Mrs. North Bariwin Sammy Kaye Red Barber al Tinney Lum Abner al Sin Tommy Dorse Jim Vn Ameche Jean Hershol Ristian Eddie Cantor H—N. Fon Lionel Barrymore Gabriel Heatter Dancing Nbe Quest Orches Milton Berle Varety Wings Dale Carnegie Fie Kyeer Raymond G. Swing John B. Flughes Lefiracie Fields Lefiracie Fields and Comedy—btlu Morton Gould Alec Thompson Radio Forum Paul Schubert Mps Dancing Music Orchestra Dhs Ars

Thomasville Home Guard Appeals for More Volunteers

The Thomasville Home Guard unit, reorganizing due to many entering service, urgently appeals for additional volunteers of all ages. A weekly drill is held Monday at 7 30 PM in the high school building. Families with service members are asked to return uniforms for new recruits.

Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Lydia Pinkham Thomasville Home Guard

Otis L Stout Dies In Asheboro Hospital

Otis L Stout a 48 year old merchant of Randleman died in an Asheboro hospital after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife Alma Scotten Stout a daughter Jean Marie a brother C M Stout a sister Mrs Fawnie Brown and his father C M Stout all of Randleman. Funeral services will be held Friday at 3 00 PM at the Holly Springs Friends Church below Asheboro.

Randleman Otis L. Stout Asheboro Alma Scotten Stout Jean Marie C. M. Stout Fawnie Brown Holly Springs Friends Church

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