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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1943

Page

9

Hundreds Fail In Effort To Get Canning Sugar

Registration for canning sugar in High Point city schools drew unusually heavy crowds. A second day of registration is planned for Tuesday at the County Building with volunteers asked to help. About 1,376 families registered at Senior High School by 10:30 last night, with roughly 300 turned away. Cloverdale reported 400 registered and about 100 turned away.

High Point City J. F. Jones Cloverdale Unti Citizens Service Corps Ralph Vance Vance Cloverdale School

Funeral Rites for Mrs Lula Westmoreland Held in Thomasville

Mrs Lula Belle Westmoreland died at her daughter's home in High Point Sunday. The funeral was Wednesday at 4 30 PM at Pilgrim Holiness Church Thomasville with Rev Bill Barker and Rev J A Cox officiating. Pallbearers were D W Bell Stencil Moore Keith Saunders Nat Buckner Ervin Perry Carl Marley. Music by Z E Whitley Johnnie Nance and Rev Bill Barker. Burial in Fair Grove Methodist Cemetery.

Lula Westmoreland Thomasville Lula Belle Westmoreland B. S. Bray High Point Pilgrim Holiness Church Bill Barker South Side D. W. Bell Stencil Moore Keith Saunders Nat Buckner Ervin Perry Carl Marley Z. E. Whitley Johnnie Nance Fair Grove Methodist Church

Jones Declines City Judge Bid in High Point

City Attorney Grover H. Jones said he will not seek the High Point Municipal Court judgeship. He asked Governor J Melville Broughton to withdraw consideration and told Judge Don C. MacRae he is not interested. He will remain in his current city post.

Grover H. Jones High Point Jones J. Melville Broughton Don C. MacRae

Program By High Point Cadets On Air Tonight

Cadets of High Point College will have their second all cadet radio program tonight from 7:45 to 8 o clock. Music and interviews feature W. E. Simmons and master of ceremonies H. J. Solomon. The first cadet to log ten flying hours at Greensboro High Point Airport will be interviewed. Cadet Sextet will sing Army Air Corps songs with Robert Sill performing Without a Song and Cadet Dick Snyder playing a Vivi solo.

High Point College W. E. Simmons High Point H. J. Solomon Greensboro-High Point Army Air Corps Robert Sill S Haying Dick Snyder

Armenian Women Dry Jelly Rugs For Storage

Armenian women spread jelly on cloth rather than jars, drying it and rolling the sheets like rugs. The resulting “rugs” are stored for future use as a preserved food supply.

Local Servicemen and Women Featured in Promotions and Graduations

J K Wilson Jr son of Mrs Knox Wilson graduates in Charleston S C with naval officers for submarine duty and serves as soundman third class. Margaret Cameron of Chanute Field Ill promoted to auxiliary technician fifth grade and sister of Mrs George Ridge. Roy L Stillwell promoted to corporal in U S Fifth Army in North Africa, son of Mrs Assenith S Stillwell. Ist Lt Rodney E Snow Jr arrives from Walla Walla to spend leave with parents, commands a B 17 heavy bomber crew.

Wilson J. K. Wilson Knox Wilson North Main Street Charleston S. C Soundman Margaret Cameron WAAC Ico Chanute Field Ill Miss Cameron George Ridge Westwood Drive Rodney Snow Rodney E. Snow, Jr Walla Walla Washington R. E. Snow Jamestown Snow

Visiting Here Tech Cpl James Banks Chilton

Tech Cpl James Banks Chilton of Camp White Oregon visits his parents Mr and Mrs W E Chilton at 502 Cable Street in this hometown note.

Tech Cpl James Banks Chilton Camp White Oregon W. E. Chilton Cable Stree

Pic Lowe J. Smith Leaves for Marine Base Visit

Lowe J. Smith. who has spent several days at his home on furlough, has now departed for the Marine Base at the Virginia facility.

Pic. Lowe J. Smith Marine The

Lurcy Art Collection Exhibited At Senior High School

Junior Service League sponsored a showing of French impressionist works from Georges Lurcy's loaned collection in the Senior High School gym. The event drew groups of children and adults, with recurring viewings and a small admission fee to fund civic programs. Works include Monet, Picasso, Renoir, Vuillard, Braque, Chagall, and more, praised for color and line.

Lurcy New York Times New York League Georges Lurcy Viamindi Paris Bonnard Dufy Kisling Marquet Dufrenoy Friesz Vuillard Matisse Goodwood Boudin Sisley Braque Segonzac Pissarro Picasso Chagall Duty Renoir Laurencin Toulouse- Lautrec Marcelle Curreney

AFL Unions Oppose Connally Bill in High Point

High Point AFL unions protest the Connally and Smith anti labor bills. They send telegrams to Representative Cari Clark and Senator Bailey urging hearings and opposition, arguing the measure targets labor during wartime and harms union contributions to the war effort.

All American Federation of Labor Unions High Point Selefe Cari J. Bayard Clark Josiah Bailey Connally Smith Durham Senate Clark Kearney

Community Concert Course aims to sign 150 more members

Approximately 775 memberships have been signed for the Community Concert Course for next year. The committee will continue the drive to add 150 more to bring Yehudi Menuhin to town, joining existing artists James Melton and Mai Slavenska. Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson urges local participation and notes a firm offer from Roger Donlon of Columbia Concerts. Tickets may be donated to service men, and memberships are accepted until seating is full.

Yehudi Menuhin Menuhin James Melton Mai Slavenska High Point C. F. Tomlinson R. T. Amos Emerywood

Tribute to Ada Blair portrait unveiling at PTA meeting

The Parent Teachers Association plans a tribute tonight at 8 o clock for Ada Blair retired principal of Ada Blair School. Caroline and Larkin Kirkman will unveil the portrait, with Evelyn R. Sutton accepting and Rev Tom A. Sykes delivering the address. Music by Dorothy Hoskins and others accompanies the ceremony.

Ada Blair Miss Blair Caroline Kirkman Larkin Kirkman Evelyn R. Sutton Tom A. Sykes Dorothy Hoskins Virginia Frank Glee Club Carl G. N. Cronstedt Emma Blair Ada Elm Street Main Street Grimes Street Parent- Teachers Association

Two School Musical Programs Planned for Next Week

Two musical programs are set in local schools. Bay Street School presents a Sunday 4 PM concert in the auditorium featuring intermediate and advanced orchestras, Glee Club, Rhythm Band, and ensembles directed by Virginia Frank Dorothy Hoskins and Robin Garwood with marimba numbers by Edward and W L Stewart. About 200 students participate. The Junior High School holds its second annual band and orchestra concert Tuesday at 8 PM in the auditorium, with a program including Junior High numbers.

Bay Street School United States Bay Street Virginia Frank Glee Club Dorothy Hoskins Robin F. Garwood Edward W. L. Stewart

Brother of High Point woman held prisoner in Philippines

Maj. G A Rader M D U S Army is the brother of Mrs Hoy L Fes perman of 233 Woodrow. Reported missing a year ago he is out of the war in the Philippines. He served as a Battean at its fall and had been there over a year. He interned at Walter Reed Hospital and joined the Army. Mrs. Rader lives in Washington D C. He has two brothers in service Ensign W W Rader in the Pacific and H G Rader at Camp Jackson S C. Maj. Rader often visited High Point.

G. A. Rader U. S. Army Hoy L. Fesperman Woodrow Maj Rader Bataan Walter Reed Hospital Washington, D. C Ensign W. W. Rader Pacific H. G. Rader Camp Jackson S. C High Point

Koonce Begins City Hall Talks With Department Heads

Mayor Arnold J. Koonce opens a series of morning conferences with Fire Chief E. K. Ingram Police Chief Friddle and Public Works Director Carlton Kirkman to learn city operations. He promises no mass layoff and vows harmony with staff while continuing long hours at city hall.

Arnold J. Koonce E. K. Ingram Friddle Public Works Carlton Kirkman Koonce O. Arthur Kirkman

Soldiers On Furlough To Qualify For Special Gasoline Ration

RALEIGH May 12 Members of the armed forces on leave or furlough for three days or more will qualify for a special gasoline ration not exceeding five gallons for personal errands without other transport options. The program, coordinated by OPA with War Department officials, allows a one gallon per trip coupon issuance starting May 14 upon presentation of leave papers to a war price and rationing board.

Raleigh Office of Price Administration OPA Robert P. Patterson

City Schools Music Concerts Highlight Debut Marimba Ensemble

Under Evelyn Sharp and Robin F Garwood the orchestra and band perform a year’s work in two concerts. A marimba ensemble featuring Charlotte Zimmerman Betty Jean Lewis Imogene Haney Doris Rae McNeill W L Stewart Jr Jeanne Fembrough Edward Stewart and Patsy Conrad debuts this year. Public invited to both concerts free of charge.

Evelyn Sharp Robin F. Garwood Charlotte Zimmerman Betty Jean Lewis Imogene Haney Doris Rae McNeill W. L. Stewart, Jr Jeanne Fembrough Edward Stewart Patsy Conrad

Honbarker Bound Over On Murder Charge After Party Shooting

R H Honbarker president of Colonial Motor Freight Lines was bound over to Superior Court without bond for first degree murder. Witness Herbert Dobbins testified Honbarker shot Turner as the truck driver tried to flee from a Guilford warehouse after Turner said Dont shoot me. Turner died 11 days later from a stomach wound.

R. H. Honbarker Colonial Motor Freight Lines Superior Court W. B. Turner Colonial Herbert H. Dobbins Honbarrier Turner Dobbins Guilford General Hospital Honbarker

Paul Kelly Addresses High Point Rotary on NC Mineral Resources

Rotary meeting hears Paul Kelly, assistant director of North Carolina Conservation of Development, say state minerals are being mined on a large wartime scale and sponge iron could be produced widely with coal and ore available. He outlines the department's seven divisions and aims to attract new industries, noting over 30 million dollars in recent industrial growth. Robert L. Thompson introduces the speaker. Randall P. Truett becomes a new Rotary member.

Paul Kelly State Department of Conservation of Development High Point Rotary North Carolina Kelly Conservation Department Commerce and Industry Department Robert L. Thompson Enterprise State News Bureau Randall P. Truett AGO U. S. Army Rotary Randall Adjutant General's Department

Army Air Forces Captain to Interview Local Students

Capt. R. Wayne Stickle of the Army Air Forces will visit High Point on Wednesday May 19 to interview students for Air Corps training. He seeks graduates with math and science credits and will accept applications under the Civil Service Commission for a Wright Field class. Women trainees preferred. age 17 to 35. draft status acceptable for men.

R. Wayne Stickle Army Air Forces High Point Air Corps Sickle U. S. Civil Service Commission AAF Wright Field Dayton Ohio Stickel

Flashlight Bulbs Rush Italian Demand During Blackouts

Italy faces widespread power outages driving surge in flashlight bulb demand as manufacturers struggle to meet orders. Factories warn supply delays may persist amid electricity shortages and high consumer need.

Italy

City Firemen Hold Spring Fire Drills

High Point firemen are midway through a two week refresher course to train new recruits and refresh veterans. Fire Chief E K Ingram says the program covers hose ladder pumper drills and calisthenics to ensure top performance during real fires.

High Point E. K. Ingram Ingram

Mrs. Linda Morris Dies at Home at 74

Mrs. Linda A. Morris 74 of 805 East Commerce Street passed away at her home this morning after a week long illness. Born December 18 1868 in Randolph County she was married to Allen J. Morris who died in 1928. Survived by three sons Carm Wade Clyde all of High Point a daughter Mrs. Jay Willard fifteen grandchildren four great grandchildren two sisters Mrs. Will Lee and Mrs. Effie Riley and a brother Albert Lee. Funeral at First Methodist Church Friday at 4 p.m. with Rev. Weldon and Rev. Hopkins officiating followed by interment in Oakwood Memorial Park. The body to lie in state at the church after 3 p.m. Friday.

Linda A. Morris East Commerce Street Randolph County James Martha Kearns Riley Allen J. Morris Carm Morris Wade Morris Clyde Morris Fire Department Jay Willard High Point Will Lee Effie Riley Albert Lee Portland Ore First Methodist Church Wilson O. Weldon Julian Hopkins Green Street Baptist Church Oakwood Memorial Park East Commerce Street

Bombers Attack Jap Burma Communications

Allied air forces attacked Japanese supply and communications facilities across Burma but land operations on the Arakan front remained patrol only. Damaged targets included sampans steamers and factory buildings along the Irrawaddy from Magwe to Myingyan and supply boats on the Upper Chindwin near Paungbyin. The Belgian Congo seeks to sell silkworm gut in the United States.

New Delhi India Burma Arakan Irrawaddy Magwe Myingyan Chindwin Paungbyin

Hart Denies All Charges Of Election Irregularities

Hart registrar of precinct four denies all charges of irregularities in his precinct during the city election. Witnesses include Clyde Payne and Lee Howell. The Municipal Elections Committee will decide early next week after considering testimony.

J. F. Hart Municipal Elections Committee Hart Clyde Payne Election Committee Ben Herman Lee Howell R. E. Blair Laura McMullen Payne North Carolina Howell

Two Divorces Granted Today In Civil Court

Two divorces were granted this morning in High Point Municipal Court on two years separation. Millie Stitt received absolute divorce from Charleston Stitt and C Hammock Fulp from Ethel B Fulp. Divorces filed include William Blaine Collins vs Lillie Smith Collins, Josephine Ingram vs James Ingram, and Howard M Kirkman vs Icone Kirkman on two years separation.

High Point Municipal Court Millie Stitt Charleston Stitt C. Hammock Fulp Ethel B. Fulp William Blaine Collins Lillie Smith Collins Josephine Ingram James Ingram Howard M. Kirkman Icone Kirkman Aili

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