Colonel Stark Takes Over Demobilized Records Branch
Lt Col John V Stark assumed command of the Demobilized Records Branch at 209 South Main Street succeeding Col James Totten who reported to the Army Air Force Technical Training Command in Sedgefield Stark brings long Army service from WWI France to infantry and ROTC work and has roots in North Carolina where his wife was born Their daughter Libby Stark will join them after graduation from Northwestern University Officials expect no major changes in branch operations as Stark plans a long residence in High Point Mail carriers in Charlotte began distributing war ration book No 3 applications with about 4 000 000 books to be issued nationwide
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John V. Stark
Adjutant General's Office
Southern Furniture Exposition
South Main Street
James Totten
Army Air Force Technical Training Command
Sedgefield
Stark
High Point
Army
Kansas City
Prosso
Virginia Military Institute
United States Army
Infantry
Fort Benning
Adjutant General's School
Fort Washington
France
American Expeditionary Force
Continental United States
Hawaii
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Officers Reserve Corps
Civilian Conservation Corps
Middle West
North Carolina
Tarboro
N. C
Libby E. Stark
Northwestern University of
Evanston, Ill
Stephens College of Columbia
Washington
Charlotte
Mvay
Backache and Leg Pain Warn Kidney Trouble
Warns that backache and leg pains can signal kidney trouble and toxin buildup in the blood. Advises consulting a druggist for Doan's Pills, claimed to have relieved millions for over 40 years by aiding kidney function and flushing waste.
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Nature
Dean
Milliona
Doan
Aldridge Exonerated by Guilford Grand Jury
U. Aldridge traffic manager of Colonial Motor Freight Lines was exonerated by the Guilford County grand jury on charges of accessory before the fact in the April 26 slaying of William Turner of High Point. He was freed on a $1,500 bond. R. L. Honbarrier, chairman of the lines, remains jailed without bond and faces trial at the July 9 session of the new Y Point superior court.
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Greensboro
Aldridge
Colonial Motor Freight Lines
Guilford County
William B. Turner
High Point
Turner
R. L. Honbarrier
Honbarrier
Court Hearing Testimony In Murder Trial In Greensboro
Testimony continued in Guilford County Superior Court in the murder trial of John Edgar Masser William Dalton Biggs and Elmer Biggs for the Jamestown Store killing of E J Swanson. Jurors from Forsyth County hear the case after Alamance County venire failed and a mistrial was declared.
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Greensboro
John Edgar Masser
William Dalton Biggs
Elmer Biggs
E. J. Swanson
Jamestown
Guilford County Superior Court
Swanson
O. M. Bundy
P. W. Glidewell
Reidsville
Robert R. King, Jr
Bergwyn
Criminal Court
Frank Hart
High Point
L. G Baker
C. M. Hege
W. C. Poplin
R. C. Ingram
A.L. Newsome
Jack L. Burford
A. L. Powell
D. A. Bates
Paul Brandon
Frank A. Reid
A. A. Hunt
C. E. Grubbs
R. V. Campbell
Service News From Amarillo and Utah Military Posts
Efird begins aviation mechanics training at Amarillo RAF base in Texas. Forbis, now at the AAF basic training center in Kearns Utah, previously stationed at 707 Taylor Street. Kemp, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kemp, Campbell Street, promoted to corporal during ten day furlough.
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Pvt. Forbis
Utah
Elwood W. Forbis
Taylor Street
AAF
Kearns
Pvt
Forbis
Army Air Force
Kemp
Clarence E
Edward) Kemp
U. S. Marine Corps
W. T. Kemp
Campbell Street
Oratorical Prize Contest At William Penn High
The annual Queker Scholarship oratorical contest for 150 dollars will be held at William Penn High School Friday night May 21 at 8 15. Two graduating seniors Louise Armstrong and Lula Stanton will compete. Attorney Syron offers a second prize. The public is invited as the first in the commencement program. Night program at the House of Prayer Elder Brackford and his band perform at 7 45 with gospel singers at 7 30.
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Queker
William Penn High School
Louise Armstrong
Lula Stanton
Syron
House OF Prayer
Brackford
Salisbury
N. C
East High Street
Lucille Browne Named Guidance Director in Thomasville Schools
Thomasville officials announce Lucille Browne, formerly of High Point schools, will join as director of guidance and coordinator in the diversified occupation program. Browne will arrive in August after a long record in education and civic work. She holds degrees from Jamestown, High Point College, UNCG, UNC Chapel Hill, and Columbia, and has taught in High Point and Jamestown schools.
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Thomasville
M. T. Lambeth
Lucille Browne
High Point
Miss Brown
Jamestown
Walter Brown
High Point College
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Nikanthian Literary Society
Woman's Athletic Association
Capella Choir
Woman's College of the Greater
University of North Carolina At
Greensboro
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Columbia University
New York City
Gece
Johnson Street
Brown
North Carolina Educational Association
Northwest
Classroom Teacher Association
Business Girls Council
Girls Reserve Committee
Civilian Defense Organization
Jamestown Methodist Church
United States
Canada
Mexico
England
Ireland
Scotland
Lambeth
Funeral Rites For Prominent Wake County Leader
Funeral services are planned for Lynn Wilder 77 a longtime Wake County wholesale grocer. A former member of the city board of aldermen police commission and Wake County elections board his son Lynn Wilder Jr sits on the present board. Further details were not announced. In Tomsville Mrs Fred Ferguson well known resident died at City Memorial hospital Monday. Her funeral at Bethel Methodist Church was led by Rev D A Oakley Rev C E Ridge and Dr John Church. Pallbearers were John Pittman Edward Hinson Ivor Elliott Joe Brooks Calvin Russell Leonard Music was provided by a quartet and interment followed in City cemetery.
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Raleigh
Lynn Wilder
Wake County
City Board of Aldermen
Police Commission
Wake County Board of Elections
Lynn, Jr
Enterprise
Thomasville
Fred Ferguson
City Memorial Hospital
Bethel Methodist Church
D. A. Oakley
C. E. Ridge
John Church
John Pittman
Edward Hinson
Ivor Elliott
Joe Brooks
Calvin Russell
Leonard
Local notices and community updates from Lebanon and beyond
Observances at Lebanon Church mark College Day with four student speakers. Sherman Hotel hosts the High Point Academy of Medicine as a medical credit association forms. Reverend George Tunstall and wife attend the Southern Baptist convention in Washington DC. Lieutenant Commander Dr J G Dickson and family visit his mother in Geneva. A local resident, J B Grogan, keeps 108 hens with a daily round egg dividend. State wide merger of perils approved. Japanese bomb threat over Peiping as 11 planes strike the city. Myrtle Stubble sues ex-employer Mary A Crum for 10000 over a knee injury from a yardstick strike.
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High Poit College
Lebanon Church
High Point Academy of Medicine
Sheraton Hotel
Medical Credit Association
George Tunstall
Southern Baptist Convention
Washington, D. C
Geneva
Peiping
China
Myrtle Stubble
Miami
Fla
Mary A. Crum
New Fairchild AT-21 Gunner Trainer To Fly Today
In Burlington a two engined wooden trainer plane with a duramoid shell the Fairchild AT-21 gunner trainer is slated for its first official flight at 3 30 p m after a paratroop demonstration Governor Broughton will speak at a dinner later in the day Army air force state and aviation officials have been invited to witness the event A note mentions a 5 percent pay increase for a Burlington Mills affiliate worker in Lexington
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Burlington
Governor Broughton
Army Air Force
Twenty Years Ago May 20 Not Published Edition Note
The Enterprise archive notes no issue published on May 20 twenty years ago, Sunday. The entry records a missed edition date with no accompanying content or notices.
Infant Drowns in Kannapolis Fishpond
Julian Michael Carviock a 14 month old child fell into a nearby fishpond near his Kannapolis home yesterday and drowned authorities said death is accidental. Police and rescue teams respond to the scene confirming the child died from immersion in the pond. The incident remains under investigation by local officials.
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Kannapolis
Julian Michael Carviock
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