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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1946

Page

13

Thomasville to raise 250000 for park and hospital

Thomasville trustees announce a 250000 fundraising drive from June 1 to 21 to aid the Thomasville Memorial Park and a 60 bed addition to the City Memorial Hospital. Citizens will be asked to donate one day's wages. Plans include a park amphitheatre swimming pool and tennis courts with a street name change to Memorial Drive.

Thomasville Pope Thomasville Memorial Park City Memorial J. Burton Wilder Greensboro R. D. Tilson High Point Cemetery Street Memorial Drive Culbreth Cemetery Nnis

Neighborhood Y Boosters Club Forms

A neighborhood group near the YMCA forms the Neighborhood Boosters club chaired by Mrs. O. D. Moore to solicit residents not reached in the building fund drive. The committee includes Mrs. C. C. Muse Dr. J. W. McAnally and others. The effort aims to engage local residents and extend the fundraising reach for a new Y building.

Ymca Building Fund Inoa C. C. Muse J. W. McAnally R. E. Lee Lil (Parrish) Swann C. L. Long Tom Bates Arnold J. Koonce

Mrs. Ruth Neve Retires From Chest Leadership

Ruth Neve retires as Community Chest executive effective May 31 after guiding theChest through Waray drives that exceeded quotas. Arthur Neve returns as executive secretary, praised for wife’s leadership and the Chest’s efficiency gains and new agency partnerships.

Ruth Neve Community Chest Neve Mary Bethune Y.W.C.A Carl Chavis Y.M.C.A Veterans’ Information Center

Cooke Authors on School Relations in May NC Education

Dr. Dennis H. Cooke, president elect of East Carolina Teachers College, authored an article titled Teacher Administrator Relationships in the May issue of North Carolina Education. Now a Peabody College professor, he emphasizes mutual support between administration and instructional staff, clear duty allocation, and democratic problem solving to boost school success.

Greenville Dennis H. Cooke Eastern Carolina Teachers College North Carolina Education State Education Association Peabody College Nashville Tenn Cooke Dr. Cooke East Carolina Teachers College

Generosity Sought by Mayor for City Food Drive

Mayor Earl N. Phi urged High Point residents to donate food as the city conducts an overseas relief drive. A birthday program at High Point High School featured a music lineup and a food can collection, with city garden clubs aiding and cans to be given to the food drive. The effort targets Europe’s hunger crisis while calling on civic groups stores schools and churches to participate. The food will be stored at the High Point bonded warehouse and the program is led by Rev. Julian S. Lindsey chairing the collection.

High Point Earl N. Phi St. Dunstan Boy's Choir High Point Cell High Point Council of Garden Clubs Phillips United States Tourope Europe Asia Walter Tice William Penn High Julian S. Lindsey Wesley Secmnarial

Mistrial Declared in Stone Versus Akers Motor Lines Case

After four hours of deliberation a twelve member jury failed to agree in the civil case E V Stone versus Akers Motor Lines over injuries from a 1943 highway crash killing Josephine Stone and others. Judge Don C MacRae ordered a mistrial in Greensboro court.

Don C. MacRae Musleival E. V. Stone Akers Motor Lines

Magician Show Raises Sixty Seven Dollars for YMCA

The Gray boys of Ada Blair school organized a magician’s show to support a YMCA building fund. Local amateur Coke Cecil performed before a full crowd of junior ticket holders last Wednesday. Total receipts reached 67.67 dollars and will go to the YMCA fund per club sponsor Miss Jone Lowe.

Gray Boys Ada Blair School YMCA Coke Cecil Gray Club Ymca Building Fund Jone Lowe

Airport Authority Approves Routh Hemphill Private Airport Plan

Greensboro High Point Airport Authority approves J J Routh and Ralph Hemphill of Greensboro to build and maintain a private airport south of Greensboro. It must open by October 1 under authority rules with no regular passenger or cargo service initially.

Greensboro-High Point Routh Hemphill Oper

Senior High Symphony Delivers Annual Concert This Afternoon

The Senior High School Symphony, directed by Virginia Frank, performs at 4 p.m. in the Junior High auditorium with violinist Louise Erickson and accompanist Ralph Tilden. Former orchestra member Charles Medlin, now leading the N C Symphony cello section, also appears. The program includes Wagner, Sibelius, Accolay, Masse ne t, Wieniawski, and D Ambrosio pieces. Three more school music programs follow in the next 10 days.

Louise Erickson Senior High Symphony Orchestra Ralph Tilden Virginia Frank Charles Medlin N. C. Symphony Wagner Sibelius Thais—Massenet D' Ambrosio Wieniawski

State Merchants To Hear Talk By Clyde Ayers

Clyde Ayers of the Sanitary Food store in High Point will speak at the 44th annual North Carolina Merchants Association convention at Wrightsville Beach on June 10 11. He will represent NC food dealers during the Symposium on Merchants Problems led by the state’s leading retailers. Dowell announced the lineup and Ayers’ long active role in organized merchants.

Clyde Ayers Sanitary Food High Point North Carolina Merchants Association Wrightsville Beach W. L. Dowell Mr. Ayers Ayers North Carolina Food Dealers Association Organized Merchants Movement North Carolina

Horse Meat Sells Locally Described as Sweet by Buyers

Meat scarce in town with High Pointers consuming horse meat. Big Bear market on North Main Street bought the meat to supply dog and cat food, but customers report some use it for tables. Manager W C Edwards notes sales exceed one and a half cases since Thursday, the meat chopped, frozen, and resembling ground ham.

Big Bear Meat Market North Main Street W. C. Edwards Edwards

High Point Chooses Manual Parking Meters

City council and public works officials decide to drop automatic meters and select three manual models for about 300 units in downtown High Point. The move aims to boost revenue, fund street, water, sewer, and utility improvements, with meters expected by mid summer. We note Raleigh's $136,000 revenue from 400 meters as context.

High Point Public Works Committee Raleigh

First American Auto Show Debuts at Madison Square Garden

In 1900 the first American automobile show took place at Madison Square Garden in New York City, marking a landmark event for the emerging auto industry with displays of early motor vehicles and related innovations.

Madison Square Garden New York City

New Books At Library Aid Home Builders

Librarian Elizabeth Gurley promotes newly added home building and decorating books at the city library. Titles include Planning Your Home For Better Living, Building or Buying a House, How to Remodel a House, The Small House of Tomorrow, and How To Be Your Own Decorator among others with hundreds of illustrations.

Elizabeth Gurley Clarence Dunham Milton Thalberg B. K. Johnstone Helen Koues Harold E. Group

Witnesses Claim Police Brutality in Benny Allen Arrest

Eyewitnesses allege two High Point officers beat Benny Allen after he surrendered with hands raised. They describe blunt force blows to head and ribs, while police deny wrongdoing. Letters to The Enterprise condemn the Brutality as police terror. officials say no further investigation unless prompted by city authorities.

Benney Negro W. T. Highfill W. L. Dawkins John Lowdermilk Public Safety F. K. Ingram Law and Public Safety Committee Enterprise Allen Commerce Street Was & Way South Main Charles V. Morgan Best Street Hamilton and Commerce Benny Allen Lawor Morgan Gestapo Ogpu Snow Lumber Mill Istol Tyrn

Machado Opening Toni's Ballroom Dance Academy

Anthony Machado, longtime resident of High Point, will open Toni's Ballroom Dance Academy on June 1 at 441 South Main Street. He plans to teach fox trot, waltz, tango, rumba, two step, polka, and a local Tarheel whirligig with individual instruction and classes for all ages.

Anthony Machado High Point Armed Service South Main Street Toni Machado Boston New York

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Cae Aga Poe Rad Neighborhood Y Boosters’ Club The City Historical Commission Mendenhall City Lake Park J. F. Hayden East Washington Street Ed Lewis Andrew Jackson Post the Americans Arthur Kirkman City Council Magic Nets Airport Authority Senior High Symphony Library Aid Home Highfill Dawkins
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