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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1949

Page

15

Automobiles and Local Happenings Stir Thomasville

In Thomasville Police Chief Wilson Shore trades for a new Ford just as a Ford plant strike is announced. He jokes he barely got under the wire for a dark blue deluxe model. The piece also notes High Point’s national exposure from Pure Oil News and outlines a photo feature of the city’s business district and schools in the May issue.

Thomasville Wilson Shore Chief Shore Ford High Point Pure Oil News City of

Curtain To Rise On New Council Tuesday Morning

New council members expected to take seats Tuesday morning as city officials prepare for the new administration. Predictions focus on policy directions and early agenda items.

New Council Farr Phillips W. F. Bailey Jesse Washburn R. R. Culler Bill Burris C. A. Lewis W. L. Hunt Herman Teague Robert Rankin John Clinard

New City Administration Takes Oath as Employment Slides

The High Point city administration changes hands with W. F. Bailey and others sworn in, while the local employment picture shows a 4.3 percent drop in total jobs in the first quarter. Retail, veneer, and furniture sectors lead losses, with 86 local openings and 148 outside postings noted. A retirement system for 350 workers is under study with an estimated $50 000 annual cost.

High Point Bailey Lake Crowe T. E. Hinson Hinson

Local Firm Fined in New York Municipal Court

The Re ble Manufacturing Company of gh Point was fined 100 in Muni 1 Term Court for selling furniture with misleading tags to a New York wholesale firm. Edward Deutch of the Labor Department testified about mislabeling including a divan tagged as upholstering with 100 percent cotton felt and a hair piece claimed to use palm fibre and cotton felt. The fine was paid.

New York Reble Manufacturing Company Gh Point Edward Deutch Labor Department Schulte Ture Company a @hair

Local Doctor Reflects on 52 Years of Service

Dr. William Robert McCain, 75, marks 52 years in medicine with ties to Waxhaw and High Point North Carolina. Born May 9, 1874 in Union County he trained at UNC and Maryland before practicing from 1897. He notes delivering twins twelve times in High Point and twice triplets since moving into the city.

W. R. McCain North Main Street High Point William Robert McCain Union County Col William Johnson McCain Mary Jane Walker McCain McCain Walker Old School John Walker George Alison James Ervin Hugh White McCain Margaret E. McCain McMurray Laura Jane McCain Whennett William McCain Florida Jackson Township Huntersville High School University of North Carolina School of Medicine University of Maryland Baltimore Harvard University School of Medicine Cambridge Mass Waxhaw Clyde Virginia Niven C. Niven Tra M New York Felix R. McCain New Bern

Wrapped Coin Shakes Loose From Meter

Dr. C. L. Gray found a nickel wrapped in paper behind a parking meter at the Sheraton. He turned the coin over to the city manager to deposit with the collections department, illustrating an act of honesty amid meter disputes.

Dr. C. L. Gray Sheraton Hotel Dr. Gray

Looking Backward by Joe Leslie May 8 1929

A retrospective column notes Congress defeat of Hoover era export debenture provisions with a 47 44 Senate vote. It cites AFL leader William Green urging Senate inquiry into southern textile strikes, Sinclair jailed for contempt, jurors bribery in Nashville, Mexican President Emiko Gil hints at church state settlement, Capone-era deaths in Hammond Indiana, and the Yankees leading the American League after a western trip. Also mentions Baltimore and Rail tests choosing Old Golds in a four brand trial.

Herbert Hoover Congress Senate Washington William Green American Federation of Labor Sena Nashville Defendan Emiko Gil Mexico Indiana Capone Hammond Chicago New York Yankees Baltimores

Bailey Family Debuts in Public Life

The Bailey family prepares for public life after the breadwinner was elected mayor of High Point. The Baileys feel apprehensive about the new experience as they adjust to their rising prominence and duties.

Bailey High Point W. F. Baileys Baileys Dad

Jack Green Named Jaycee State Officer

Jack Green of High Point was named fourth district vice president of the North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce at the state convention in Asheville. The High Point Mile of Dimes project won top state honors for community welfare service, with about 80 clubs in contention and the national contest to follow the Colorado Springs convention in June. Green, a High Point realtor, also heads the district and was praised for rallying support for a polio hospital last summer.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Asheville High Point Jaycee Bill Lee Jack Green High Point Club Walter Hagan Charlotte High Point Jaycees Jaycees North Carolina Idol Green High Point Thomasville Winston-Salem Asheboro Siler City Greensboro Reidsville Leaksville Green Edgar Snider Mile of Dimes Project North Caro

Service Station Operator Joins Ark Trek to Turkey

EK J Newton, a Greensboro road filling station operator and ex High Pointer, will join a 14 American expedition to Mount Ararat to locate Noahs Ark. Led by Dr A J Smith, the party includes archeological and biblical experts and aims to prove the Ark exists despite costs.

Jor Brown Mount Ararat Turkey EK. J. Newton Greensboro Road Newton A. J. Smith Peoples Bible School Greensboro Mrs. Newton

Young Carrier Earns Honor From Local Route

A 16 year old named James town Carrier wins recognition as a competent Carrier-Salesman over the past five years. He named “Rudy” for pride in his business venture and looks forward to training and self reliance. He owns war bonds and a savings account to fund college education.

Rudy

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Edward V. Mitchell Wint Capel Enterprise Chamber of Commercce Doe Leslie Leslie Shore United States Phillips Pred Plagler Ralph Miller The Employment Security Commission W. BR. McCain J. Harmon Virginia Linville, Kernersville Joe Leslie D. C Italy Germany U. S Bucharest Berlin Textile Mills District of Columbia Harry F. Sinclair Sinclair Jaycee Nina Troy China Lebanon ‘Methodist Church Ark Trek By Jack Brown Russell Eugene Hassell Ly Carrier Award Frussell Hassell Jamestown High School Jamestown Methodist Church
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