Oasis Shrine Spring Ceremonial Opens With Parade and Band
The Oasis Temple holds the Spring Ceremonial with 160 candidates registered by 10 AM. A 9:30 band concert at the Sheraton drew a large crowd, followed by a 11 AM parade ending at the Armory with a buffet lunch. Notables from multiple temples attended, including Julian Price and Charles Shuman.
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Mystic Shrine
Masonic Ec
Oasis Temple
Miller
Sheraton Hotel
Imperial Council
Milwaukee
Wis
Tripoli
Oasis
Julian
Greensboro
Lee A. Folger
Charlotte
J. B Whitting
Jack Burris
Charles F. Shuman
Imperial
Post
Julian Price
Burris
Charles L. Amos
Oassis
Oasis Drum and Bugle Corps
Main Street
Post Office
East Green
Wrenn Street
Wrenn
East High Street
Main
English Street
English
Armory
Shriners
Southern Furniture Exposition
War Department
Tomlinson's
Antiqueology
Westigh Street
Masonic Temple
Potentate
Noble M. F. McNeill
C. K. Proctor
Oxford
D. A. Morris
Durham
Noble
H. P. Ross
Noble Marcus Carpenter
Sudan Temple
North Carolina
M. E. Hoffman
Asheville
Lee Folger
Chi ‘S Hospital
Greenville
N.C
Robert W. Flack
San Diego
Farmer dies from gunshot wound in Oxford
Enoch Woodlief aged 39, a farmer, died in a hospital in Oxford after a gunshot wound. Coroner W D Bryan stated the wound was related to personal safety and no inquest will be held.
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Oxford
Enoch Woodlief
W. D. Bryan
Peacock Station Barred From Retailing Gasoline
In Winston Salem on May 18, the Peacock service Station at 101 North Wrenn Street High Point owned by J. R. James and run by A. R. Peace was barred from selling gasoline for the duration after a hearing. OPA Commissioner Clem ent Sutton cited counterfeit gasoline coupons as a major offense, warning Peace could face federal indictment for perjury. The ruling adds to suspensions of several High Point stations including Bakers Esso and North Main Pure Oil as more cases were heard.
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Winston-Salem
Peacock
North Wrenn Street
High Point
J. R. James
A. R. Peace
Clement Sutton
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Ralph V. Kidd
High Int
Bakers Esso
North Main Street
Star
North Main
Sutton
Rotary Luncheon Speaker Urges Club Visits Abroad
W. Chase Idol the May Rotary program chairman spoke to local Rotarians on visiting other clubs to observe their varied programs and activities. Four members P C Smith J A Eshelman Edgar Hartley and Roy Braden shared experiences from Nebraska to Florida with visitors R Charlotte Lawrence Matton Jr and Herman Daffron also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Chase Idol
Rotary
Idol
P. C. Smith
Missing Ford of Fleete Lewis Reported Stolen
A black Ford owned by Fleete Lewis of 211 Montheu Avenue disappeared from its parking spot in front of the Sheraton hotel this morning. Police say Lewis parked it there for safety and returned to find it gone. he filed a theft report immediately.
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Fleete Lewis
Montheu Avennue
Sheraton Hotel
Lewis
Stations Suspended After Short Hearings Near Winston-Salem
Individual filling stations in Winston Salem and nearby towns faced suspensions for varying durations during hearings held over the past two and a half days. Authorities reviewed compliance, with penalties ranging from temporary shutdowns to probationary periods.
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Winston-Salem
R T Clemmons 58 Dies at Home in Thomasville
Ro bah Thomas Clemmons, 55, died at his home at 108 Highland avenue this morning. He was born September 26, 1888 in Forsyth County, lived in Thomasville nine years, worked at Thomasville Chair Company, and belonged to Main Street Methodist Church. Survivors include his widow Mary Crews, son Linville Clemmons, daughter Doris Fraylick, his mother, and a grandson. Body to be removed tonight at seven. funeral plans incomplete pending his daughter’s arrival.
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Thomasville
Robah Thomas Clemmons
Highland Avenue
Clemmons
Forsyth County
Elms
Mary Pendry Clemmons
Thomasville Chair Company
Main Street Methodist Church
Mary J. Crews
Linville Clemmons
Doris Fraylick
Virginia Beach
Huntington honors H C Wrenn with funeral rites
H C Wrenn of Huntington West Virginia died last Saturday after six weeks illness. Survived by widow two sons and parents from Franklinville. Funeral held in Huntington with brother O G Wrenn and Mrs Wrenn attending. He managed Imperial Ice Cream in Athens Ohio and Huntington and belonged to Rotary American Legion and Twentieth Street Baptist church. He had four brothers and three sisters listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Wrenn
Huntington
W. Va
O. G. Wrenn
Twentieth Street Baptist Church
William
James
W. H. Wrenn
Franklinville
High Point
G. W. Wrenn
Dallas
Tex
L. E. Wrenn
Williamson
Sybrant Pell
Norfolk
Joe Comer
Bootleg Still Captured Near Boone's Cave
Special to The Enterprise. Thomasville May 18 Deputies Green Beck Graves and Federal Officers Rat ledge Williams captured a 200 gallon steam still near Boone's Cave in Boone township Davidson county. Paul Theodore Sharpe and two Aldridge men were arrested charged with manufacturing whiskey along with 4 250 gallons of wash 15 gallons of whiskey 294 one gallon jugs 11 big boxes and 22 barrels seized in the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Davidson County
Jesse Green
T. C. Beck
Graves
Fred Ratledge
Williams
Boone Township
Boone's Cave
Paul Theodore Sharpe
Aldridge
Permits Issued For Repair Alterations In High Point
Repair permits totaling 1145 issued today in High Point with two for businesses. Wachovia Bank Trust Department at 641 North Main reroof and repairs 350. W D Simmons Sr shoe store at 120 South Main 115. Dwellings permits: Claude Lambe 302 Steele 300. W M Sikes 320 Avery 50. N E Russell 602 Centennial 130. J W Mooney 208 Barker 200.
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Trust Department
Wachovia Bank
North Main Street
W. D. Simmons, Sr
South Main Street
Claude Lambe
Steele Street
W. M. Sikes
Avery Street
N. E. Russell
Centennial Avenue
J. W. Mooney
Barker _ street
Braden to Teach At Calvary Methodist Class
Roy S. Braden City Manager will be guest teacher this Sunday at 10 o clock during the Manley Bible Class service at Calvary Methodist lecture hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy S. Braden
Manley
Calvary Methodist
Purple Heart Awarded To H. P. Man
Lt general Mark W Clark cited Pvt Clarence Ray Stanford of the 1st Ranger Battalion for conspicuous gallantry and wounds at Anzio beachhead on December 12 1943. Stanford, from High Point, joined in August 1942, overseas since April 1943. Wife Gwendolyn Templeton resides at 246 Boulevard Avenue. Previously with Mann and Leonard drug stores. After three months hospital care he remains in service in Italy.
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504Th Parachute Infantry
Mark W. Clark
1St
Ranger
Clarence Ray Stanford
Anzio
Pvt
Stanford
High Point
Gwendolyn Templeton
Boulevard Avenue
Mann and Leonard Drug Stores
Italy
Forty-Three Men Sent To Camp By Board Four
Forty three white men left for induction into the Army at Fort Bragg as announced by draft board No. 4 chief clerk Jere Sloan. The list names Lawrence Washington Miller through Jacob Astor Davis with multiple middle initials and surnames.
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Fort Bragg
Jere Sloan
Lawrence Washington Miller
Arthur Lee Copeland
Jack Albert Marley
Gilbert Wilson Martin
Lee Hill
James Thurman Sparks
Arthur Woodrow Blair
Roy Cornelius New
William Isaac Carroll
Harold Isaac Hodgin
Charles Norman Cromer
Charles Herman Stephens
Gaston North Smoot
Robert Edward Gray
Walter Elwood Hicks
John Harris Welborn
Harold Edward Meredith
Lawrence George Coney
James Luther Fagan
Horace Daniel Allred
Walter Bryson
John Euel McCombs
Melvin Buddy Nulin
Dallas Ray Denndktie
Roy Holton Williams
Cecil Paul Zier
Walter Fenwick Ulman
iMiller L. Dunlap
Charles Edward Shean
Roy James Dennis
Owen Marshall Childress
Carl Landis Hilliard
John Walter Hill
Richard Allman Gill
John Th
R C Cochrane Dies on Way to Hospital
Robert Clarance Cochrane aged 46 died suddenly while being taken to a local hospital at 10 30 today. He worked at the Sheraton Shoe Repair for years and lived at 806 Prospect Street. Survived by wife Louise Denton Cochrane and three daughters Ruth Brooks of Greensboro Dorothy and Virginia Cochrane of High Point. Three sons Robert Jr Daniel Field Augusta Ga Paul overseas and Sherman of High Point. Funeral arrangements incomplete with body at Yowg's funeral home.
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Robert Clarance Cochrane
Sheraton Shoe Repair
Prospect Street
Louise Denton Cochrane
Ruth Brooks
Greensboro
Dorothy
Virginia Cochrane
High Point
Robert, Jr
Daniel Field
Augusta
Paul
Sherman
Yowg
Dean Lindley Delivers Multiple Senior Addresses
High Point College figure Dean P. E. Lindley travels North Carolina this spring delivering commencement and baccalaureate talks. Highlights include Ruffin High School on May 13 and Shoals High on May 7, with other stops at Leaksville First Methodist and Reidsville Lindsey Street church. He emphasizes true Americanism and individual responsibility to youth.
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P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Ruffin High School
First Methodist
Leakavillé
Lindsey Street
Reidsville
Shoals High School
Seagrove
New Garden School
Lindley
Biscoe High School
Allen Jay High School
Dean Lindley
North Carolina
SGT COPLEY RETURNS TO FORT JACKSON
William A. Copley has returned to Fort Jackson South Carolina after a 30 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs W A Copley and Billy Copley of 2008 English street He recently came back from two years service in Trinidad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt. Copley
William A. Copley
Fort Jackson
S. C
W. A. Copley
Billy Copley
English Street
Trinidad
Clothes for Russia Drive Nets 11200 Pounds in High Point
High Point residents donated 11 200 pounds of clothing for Russian civilians during a drive. School Superintendent Charles F. Carroll announced the collection gathered through public schools has been packed and shipped to New York. He credited the city’s effort to Russian War Relief Inc. and thanked the community for its generous response.
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High Point
Charles F. Carroll
New York
Carroll
Russian War Relief, Inc
Commando Kelly Funds Gift For Mother And Brother
Charles Edward Kelly has set up a trust for his mother Irene Kelly and his 11 year old brother Daniel. The initial deposit of 15000 dollars came from a national magazine for his life story. While he remains in military service the fund’s income goes to his mother and to Daniel if she dies.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Charles Edward
Commando
John W. Fouts Dies at 78 in Thomasville After Illness
John Wesley Fouts 78 retired farmer of Thomasville Route 2 died at home Wednesday night after a long illness. Survived by wife Mary Jane Clodfelter and children Raymond Black Lexington Route 23 C F Myers F E Cosman Howard Fouts Harrison R Fouts all of Thomasville Route 2. Brother Frank Fouts Thomasville Route 2. Sixteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 4 pm Liberty Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery
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Thomasville
John Wesley Fouts
Rt. 2
Davidson County
Mary Jane Clodfelter
Raymond Black
Lexington
C. F. Myers
F. E E. Cosman
A. Howard Fouts
Harerison R. Fouts
Frank Fouts
Thomesville
Liberty Baptist Church
Cream That Soured Finds Use In Several Dishes
A pantry trick uses cream that has soured in potato soup for cooking squash and sauerkraut or goulash. The tangy dairy can add depth to dishes while reducing waste and adding a unique sour note.
Kidney Health and Pain Relief Pill Ad Text
A fragmented ad claims backache leg pains stem from kidneys failing to remove waste. It promotes a pill that supposedly clears poisons, improves energy, and eases frequent urination with a bold promise of quick relief.
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Nature
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Oasis Shrine Temple
A. Yous
Angels -Y Mercy
Life
C. J. Cummings
R. L. Brinson
Sarah Sears
J. J. Groome, Jr
Anna Tomlinson
Pauline Douglas
Bob Amos
Willis Slane
English Motor CO
Washington St
R.T. Clemmons
Bud
Jimmy Hat
Joe Gazzam
Philadelphia
Bootleg
Boone’s Cave
Braden
Purple Heart
H. P. Man
R.C. Cochrane
Private
Russia
John W. Fouts
Val
Uyak Clothing Company
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