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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1946

Page

7

Radium Purchase Planned To Aid Cancer Treatment

The American Cancer Society unit in Gibsonville surpassed its $200 goal by 150 percent, raising 500 for research education and patient service. Miss Myrtle Ellen LaBarr announced county officials will buy 100 milligrams of radium for Guilford County doctors with rental to pay patients and free radiological aid for charity cases.

American Cancer Society of Gibsonville Myrtle Ellen LaBarr Miss LaBarr Guilford County High Point Alex H. Whitley Chamber of Commerce W. B. Hall Wilson Woodcock

Spherical Triangle Solution Aided Submarine Locates

Dr Paul Herget of the University of Cincinnati compiled a quarter million spherical triangle computations while at the U S Naval Observatory. The method helped Allies locate Nazi submarines within five minutes of their radio transmissions, aiding in breaking Wolf Pack attacks on supply lines to Europe.

Cincinnati, C INS Paul Herget University of Cincinnati Hergert U. S. Naval Observatory Washington Europe

County Chairman Drives for Better Cancer Diagnostic Facilities

Miss LaBarr cited the cancer society aims to provide better diagnostic facilities for all. The drive seeks broader access and improved screening throughout the county.

Cancer Society Miss LaBarr

Local Library Busy with Varied Reader Questions at New Home

Elizabeth Gurley the local librarian reports April activity in the reference room since the library opened at 412 North Main Street. Patrons asked for help with term papers and searches from ambassador to England to personality of the devil, while best sellers and new non fiction titles populate shelves.

Elizabeth Gurley North Main Street Erich Maria Remarque Gladys’ Schmitt Daphne du Maurier Taylor Caldwell B. Constain Betty MacDonald Starling The White House Edmund Starling William Allen White Dexter Masters Burma Gordon Seagrove Emery Reves George S. Patton James Wellard Sigmund Spaeth Thomas Wolfe United Nations Sigrid Arne Vincent Sheean Gordon Seagrave Edmund W. Starling Ralph Atherton Washington Olive Clapper Conrad Richter Theodore Dreiser Franz Werfel Mary Jane Ward Jesse Stuart Nard Jones Jo Sinclair Clifford Dowdey Hester Chapman Howard Spring Ethel Vance Erskine Caldwell Anya Seton Catherine P. Stewart Margaret Barnes Helen Hull Dorothy Walworth Carson McCullers Helen Topping Miller Grace Livingston Hill Kathleen Rollins Rex Stout Octavus Roy Cohen

Oak View 4-H Holds Last Meet Of Year

Oak View 4-H club ends its year with a meeting featuring a dress revue with nine girls entering the fall Greensboro dress show. Members Henry Blair and Ruth Neighbors are named health king and queen and will compete for the county health championship in Greensboro.

Oak View Bonnie Mack Melba Clapp Carol Overby Frances Ferrell Tommy Lou Young Cannon Henry Blair Ruth Nebors Greensboro Kimrey Hanging State Park Stokes County N. C. State College Joan Sheffield Lucille ‘Gordon Peggy Forbis Norma ‘Jean Hodge Ruth Neighbors Edith Farmer Eula Wear Norma Bowles Bertha Tyner Dolly Ann Hedgecock Sara Dean Miller Victory Garden John Owen Horace Cannon Paul Clarence Ridge High Point Kiwanis Club Abbotts Creek Blanch H. Owen Joe Pugh Extension Department of State College

Infant Son Of David Floyd Dies In Winston Salem

One month old infant son of David A. and Hazel Russell Floyd died in a Winston Salem hospital after a short illness. Born April 5 1946 he is survived by the parents maternal grandparents W W Russell Thomasville and the paternal grandmother Mrs Sarah Floyd of Thomasville. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 30 P M from 7 Cemetery Street with interment in the Thomasville Cemetery. Cream cannot be sold in liquid form in Switzerland.

Enterprise Thomasville David Whitfield Floyd David A Hazel Russell Floyd Winston-Salem W. W. Russell Thomasville Sarah Floyd Cemetery Street

State Symphony To Give Three Concerts In High Point

The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra plans three High Point concerts on May 17 as part of a ten week state tour. The program includes free children’s demonstrations and instrument explanations. Local schools receive instructional material and attend free concerts via state society membership and advance ticket sales run for non members.

High Point N. C Enterprise State Symphony North Carolina State Symphony Society Little Symphony

City to need 2303 dwellings for postwar housing

The Housing Committee and city authorities project High Point will require 2303 residential units by the end of 1947 based on a national survey. By January 1, 1946, 1265 married veterans had returned, with 695 still seeking homes, part of a 1940–45 induction total of 6217 in the area. The findings, sent to the NHA, aim to secure more veteran housing. federal emergency housing allotments are excluded from the report.

National Authority High Point Chamber of Commerce NHA Federal Emergency Housing Program

Jamestown High To Stage Comedy May 16 and 17

Jamestown High School seniors present a three act comedy Some Thing For Nothing by Walter Blake on May 16 and 17 at eight o'clock. Mrs Olin Crandall loves auction sales and getting something for nothing as a nosy neighbor crooks and a mother in law add to the merriment. The cast features Olin Crandall Robert Bohannon Laura Cratehall Frances Branson and others including Ethyl Chichestr Betty Jane Willard and Vinnie Crandall in a lively school production.

Jamestown High School Walter Blake Olin Crandall Bbor Robert Bohannon Laura Cratehall Frances Branson Auda Winehurst Maxine Robbins David Daniels Martha Jean Thomas Ethyl Chichestr Betta Chilton Lulu Graham J Davis Cynthia Crowe Betty Jane Willard Enoch Crandall Sutton Vinnie Crandall McNairy Clorine Doris Ceell Harlan Bain Bill Kaney Snags Hopper Wayne Luquer

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