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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1949

Page

3

Defendants Get Active Sentences In Booze Case

In municipal court Judge D C MacRae gave eight month active sentences to Nathan Williams and Rose Lee Austin both of 308 Loflin street for possession of seven and a half gallons of white non taxed whiskey found under a house. Williams pled guilty while Austin pleaded innocent but was found guilty. both faced county roads and workhouse terms. Other defendants received suspended sentences or short terms for drunkenness and related offenses.

D. C. MacRae Nathan Williams Rose Lee Austin Loflin Street Williams Austin Cleve Durham Willowbrook Street Charles Davis

Russia planned war with U.S. for two decades says ex member

Former Communist party member Paul Crouch, now with the Miami Daily News, asserts Moscow has planned war on the United States for 20 years and that 25,000 Reds in the United States would aid sabotage if war occurred. He spent 17 years in the party as evidence mounts before House committee.

Washington Communist Party Moscow United States Paul Crouch Miami Daily News U. S Russia Crouch Kremlin House un-American Activities Committee House Senate William H. Smyth Yugoslavia Bogdan Raditsa Marshal Tito

City Budget to Be Estimated Beginning Monday by Officials

City Manager T. E. Hinson announced that he and Finance Director Lake Crowe will start revenue estimates for the 1949-50 city budget on Monday. After departments’ needs are reviewed, the council will examine the entire budget before final approval.

T. E. Hinson Lake Crowe

Surprise Birthday For Mrs. Charles Whitaker at Vernon Street

Charles Whitaker and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whitaker hosted a surprise party at their Vernon street home Monday honoring Mrs. Charles Whitaker. Guests received an ice cream refreshment course including Margaret Whitaker Magdalene Whitaker Sarah Little Maggie Malloy M J Simmons C V Holmes W M Boyd G F Matthews C E Yakley Travis Whitaker Andrew Torrence Lonnie Whitaker. The rest of the item lists various club meetings and civic events at local venues.

Charles Whitaker Walter Whitaker Vernon Street Whitakers Margaret Whitaker Magdalene Whitaker Sarah Little Maggie Malloy M. J. Simmons C. V. Holmes W. M. Boyd G. F. Matthews C. E. Yakley Travis Whitaker Andrew Torrence Lonnie Whitaker Anderson's Tea Room J. W. Langford Thomas B. Smith Lockbourn Air Field Columbus Ohio ELK Elks Rest Elks Men's Council United Club Crusader Club Willie Lewis Coolidge Street First Baptist Church Y.P.C St. Stephens Y.P.C Johnsie McAdoo Leonard Street W.S.C Circle W.S.C.S St. Mark Church Daisy Farrington Underhill Avenue Beatrice Omax St. Mark’s Temple Missionaries Temple Memorial Missionary Circle Ida Padgett Mobile Street Pilgrim J. E. Melton Calvary Pilgrim Congregational Church North Carolina Symphony Orchestra Wm Penn

Two Davis Drivers Involved In Davis Street Collision

Police report two drivers named Davis were involved in a minor crash at Davis and South Main streets at about 6 40 a m. Jimmie H. Davis 31 of Sophia and Jasper B. Davis 35 of Myrtle Beach S C were uninjured and about 60 dollars damage occurred. A second collision about three hours later at North Main and Howell streets involved Betty R. Mitchell 30 of 708 Hillcrest and Marion Julian Young 27 of Morgan's Asso Station with total damage about 75 dollars.

Davis Jimmie H. Davis Sophia Jasper B. Davis Myrtle Beach S. C Davis and South Main Streets North Main Howell Streets Betty R. Mitchell Hillcrest Marion Julian Young Morgan Asso Station Young

Mrs Mary I Whitt Funeral Rites Held at Home

Mrs Mary I Whitt 70 wife of J Walter Whitt died Sunday at 1400 Ragan Street Funeral services were held at the residence Tuesday at 2 30 pm with Rev Paul Hardin Jr and Rev E M Avett officiating A quartet provided music Flowers were by friends Pallbearers included Bryce Beck Blain Staley F J Winslow Tyree Myerhoffer Ernest Morgan Howard Swift Willard Jennings Oscar Staley Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery.

Mary Whitt Mary I. Whitt J. Walter Whitt Ragan Street Paul Hardin, Jr Wesley Memorial Methodist Church E. M. Avett Grace Harrison W. H. Linthicum, Jr E. E. George R. R. Fountain Bryce Beck Blain Staley F. J. Winslow Tyree Myerhoffer Ernest Morgan Howard Swift Willard Jennings Oscar Staley Oakwood Cemetery

Death of Benjamin L Thacker in Greensboro

Benjamin Lewis Thacker 76 died in a Greensboro hospital at 5 30 Tuesday after 10 years of declining health and a lingering illness since Sunday He was born July 14 1872 in Charlottesville Va and moved to Greensboro four years ago from Newport News Va He lived at 300 Ennis St He was a Methodist church member in Waynesboro Va Surviving are daughters Mrs Ethel Spradley Waynesboro Va and Mrs Eva Berry of Greensboro and son Louis M Thacker Providence R I Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 30 pm from Koonce Funeral Home Chapel Rev W C Guth pastor of West End Baptist Church officiating Interment Floral Garden Park Cemetery.

Benjamin Lewis Thacker Greensboro Charlottesville Newport News Ennis Street Methodist Church Waynesboro Ethel Spradley Eva Berry Louis M. Thacker Providence R. I

Civil Air Patrol Cadets to Be Feted at Capitol Dinner

Fifty-one Civil Air Patrol cadets selected as wing outstanding will be honored at a reception and the CAP annual congressional dinner in Washington. President Truman is expected to attend and greet the cadets at the Statler hotel. Speakers include Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg Maj. Gen. Carl A. Spaatz Gen. Lucas Beau and Rep. J. Percy Priest. Cadets span 48 states Hawaii Alaska and DC. Notable honorees include Thomas Doggett of North Carolina and Julian Eisenhower of South Carolina.

Washington Civil Air Patrol CAP Truman Statler Hoyt Vandenberg Air Force Carl A. Spaatz Lucas C. Beau J. Percy Priest Dtenn States Hawaii Alaska District of Columbia Thomas Doggett North Carolina Julian Eisenhower South Carolina

Canning Demonstrations by Vickery Home Club In Sedgefield

The Vickery Home Demonstration club demonstrated canning processes for vegetables. Twenty eight members attended, guided by Jo Ann Snyder from the county agent’s Greensboro office. A social meeting followed the session.

Vickery Home Demonstration Club Sedgefield Grange Jo Ann Snyder Greensboro

Mass wedding in Vera Cruz on Mothers Day

One hundred unmarried couples were married in Vera Cruz at city hall with about 300 children in attendance. A couple noted they had lived together for 43 years before tying the knot in the mass ceremony.

Vera Cruz Mex City Hall

Winston-Salem Pastor Considers San Antonio Call

Dr. George Mauze, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Winston-Salem, said he has received a call to be pastor at the First Presbyterian Church in San Antonio, Texas, and is giving earnest consideration. He will inform the Winston-Salem church officers before any public announcement, likely at a church meeting prior to the 11 a.m. service Sunday.

Winston-Salem George Mauze First Presbyterian Church San Antonio Texas Mauze

Raleigh Flood Floods City With Heaviest Rain in Two Years

The May 11 heavy rainfall caused road washouts and cave-ins across Raleigh. A taxi firm transmitter went off air due to lightning and runway lights failed at Raleigh Durham airport. The Weather Bureau logged 2.84 inches from 7 to 9:45 p.m. and 3.18 inches from 10 p.m. Monday to 9:45 p.m. Tuesday.

Raleigh Raleigh- Durham

18 More Refugees Arrive for 38 States and DC

The army transport William A Hollbrook docks in New York with 1,086 refugees bound for 38 states and the District of Columbia. States receiving large numbers include New York with 258 and Illinois with 127. North Carolina gets 18 and South Carolina nine.

Washington William A. Hollbrook New York States District of Columbia Illinois North Carolina South Carolina

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