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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1945
Page
10
Colorado Springs reports Second Air Force figures show an average pilot flew 183 twelve hour days without an accident during the four months ending February 28 1945.
Funeral service for A A Helsabeck, a well known local farmer, was held at Mispah Moravian church on Friday afternoon. The service was led by Rev. George G. Higgins, Rev. James E. Weinland, and Bishop J Kenneth Pfohl.
Texas public safety director Homer Garrison said about 250000 motorists in Texas lack valid operator licenses. He noted the issue stems from drivers misreading expiration dates, not deliberate law violations.
The author criticizes South for a four diamond overcall after East opened and West showed strength. The play proceeds with club ruffs and heart and trump tricks, ending in a seven trick set for 1300 points. The piece condemns South's bidding as criminally inconsistent and unbecoming of good players.
Private Kent G. Barneycastle was wounded April 12 in Germany while serving with the glider infantry. His parents at 1509 Larkin Street received word from the War Department that his wounds were not believed to be serious. He joined the service in October 1944 and went overseas in March after training at Camp Croft.
Frank J. Sizemore of the High Point Chamber says new manufacturing firms are not in the current directory or rating book. He urges owners to list with the chamber for inclusion in Whats Made in High Point and Who Makes It. The book, widely distributed, lists firms, directors, banks, locations, products, and ratings. No charge to list.
Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist church hold meetings Monday at 3 00 pm with six groups listed by chairmen and addresses.
Carol Ann Smith daughter of Pfe and Mrs Jack Smith born May 4 at High Point Memorial hospital Boulevard unit. Roy Elbert Burrow’s daughter May Alice born May 2 at Washington Street unit. Casper’s son Walter Lee Cecil born May 2 at Washington Street unit. Emily Malvina Konkle born May 3 at Washington Street unit. Kinleys’ son born May 4 at Washington Street unit.
Mr and Mrs Orin Rey Mills of 519 Willowbrook street welcomed a son on May 5 at Washington street unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Mills formerly Miss Mozelle Lawson. Vicki Marine Shields born May 4 at Boulevard branch of High Point Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs V E Shields. Mrs Shields formerly Miss Hazel Kiser of Colfax.
Soldiers at Indiantown Gap military reservation display artistic talent with a large mural in the main service club. T/Sgt. Frank Berth from Cleveland painted the scene showing a historic Indian settlement and frontier life.
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