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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1943

Page

9

Syphilis Fight Pushed As Nation's Major Health Task

Capus M Waynick told Rotary Club that syphilis kills more Americans annually than combat. He cited 150000 war-era deaths and 400000 draftees rejected for infections, urging education and clinic treatment alongside medicine to curb the venereal scourge.

United States Capus M. Waynick Germany Russia Sweden Waynick Syphilis Carl V. Reynolds Herring High Point

Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony Planned in High Point

City officials completed plans for Memorial Day on Sunday May 30 with a 3 30 parade starting at Washington and North Main Streets followed by ceremonies at the cemetery. Acting City Manager Grover H Jones will give the main address and Mayor Koonce will welcome attendees. Gold Star mothers Civilian Defense and various church leaders will participate along with the Salvation Army Band and Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Grover H. Jones Arnold J. Koonce Charles F. Carroll Robert McMillan F. L. Conrad Eugene Mihaly Veterans of Foreign Wars Salvation Army Band Washington North Main Streets Washington and Broad West Broad North Main Railroad Bridge W. High South Main High Streets State Guard Red Cross Girl Scouts Commerce Home Guard YWCA YMCA

Former H P Man Named To War Department Post

Dr J Ellwood Amos formerly of High Point named senior statistician in the price adjustment division of the Pittsburgh ordinance district War Department He was born in Reidsville and earned degrees from Colorado College and Illinois He taught at the University of Pittsburgh for 15 years and led a campaign to promote penny circulation He authored The Economics of Corporate Savings and belongs to the American Economics Association

J. Ellwood Amos High Point University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Ordinance District War Department Amos Reidsville Colorado College University of Illinois The American Economics Association

National demand grows for institute's help flow

The speaker said the support flow has begun under favorable conditions and that requests for the institute's assistance are coming from all parts of the country. The implication is broad national need and ongoing outreach.

Flower Fund Audit Finds All Monies Accounted For

Assistant City Auditor R S Long reported completion of the audit of the firemen’s flower fund showing all receipts and disbursements balanced with the bank. The two year review found no irregular loans to police or outsiders and the fund funds decorations, suppers, relief drives, and other charitable uses.

R. 8S Long City Council Law and Public Safety Committee John Kalte E. K. Ingram Ingram Fire Department Navy Relief Red Cross Flower Fund W. G. Friddle Friddle J. G. Groome

Half Of Quota For Milk Fund Drive Is Met

The Milk Fund Drive in High Point reaches about half its $1,800 goal in the first week with donations totaling 782.50. Officials say the drive will meet the target within two weeks if residents continue contributions to the Milk Fund, P O Box 1864. Previous donors include Ada Blair School Carolina Veneer Co. and many local residents.

High Point P. O. Box

Funeral Rites for Mrs Mary Jane Kennedy Held

Funeral service for Mrs Mary Jane Stone Kennedy of Davidson County was conducted at Zion Reformed Church with pastors Lyerly Palmer and Wagner officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers named and floral tributes carried by friends.

Mary Jane Kennedy Thomasville Mary Jane Stone Kennedy Davidson County Zion Reformed Church W. C. Lyerly J. A Palmer Heidelberg Reformed Church C. C Wagner Linville Kennedy Cleveland Veach John Sink Marshall Saintsing J. F. Myers W. T. Murphy Spring Hill Jesus J. Vann Cashatt VRS Martha Everhart Enterprise Martha Esther Everhart C. A. Hill Wesleyan Methodist Church Harold F. Schram T. C. Vaughn Pilgrim Holiness Church Charles D. White First Methodist Church Wesleyan Midway Church C. O. Kennerly D. B. Lucas J. E. Ellis Manley oJrdan Opal Lucas J. Delmer Hill J. Elder Hill Lawrence Hill Clifford Hill Carlos Hill Homer Everhart Flora Stone Yong A. J. Swinson Pilot Baptist Church Swinson Oakwood Cemetery

Brother of Local Man Reported Killed in Action

H T Troxler of West End reports his brother Cpl J Wilberg Troxler was killed in action on May 3. A Burlington resident, he leaves a wife, his parents Mr and Mrs R B Troxler of Eton College, six brothers and seven sisters.

H. T. Troxler West End

Duke University summer school enrollment grows past 800

Dr. Holland Holton, director, reports more than 800 students from freshmen to graduates enrolled for Duke University summer school opening June 8. Applications still arrive. First term ends July 19, second term begins July 20 and ends August 28.

Durham Holland Holton Duke University

Wood in steel ships and South American mammals count

The article notes that steel ships contain varying wood, with 35 board feet for two small boats and 300 000 to 500 000 board feet for a battleship. It also reports that South America hosts 131 mammal species, of which 103 are exclusive to Brazil.

South America Brazil

One Thousand Civ Defense Members to Receive Certificates

Approximately 1 000 High Point residents will receive National Civilian Defense membership certificates Tuesday night at the Senior High School. Eligible individuals include former Scout leaders Red Cross staff workers health volunteers and social service workers. Roy L. McMillan state director will speak and Mayor A J Koonce will present the certificates.

High Point National Civilian Defense Organization Civilian Defense Office Boy Scout Red Cross Citizens Service Corps Committee Girl Reserve Roy L. McMillan A. J. Koonce

Dog License Payments Due June 1 in 1943 44

Police Chief W G Friddle announced that 1943 44 dog licenses must be paid by June 1 with a 50 percent penalty if late after July 1. The licenses cost 1 for male dogs and 2 for female dogs and may be purchased only at the police department.

W. G. Friddle Nas Friddle

Parker Wounded Second Time in North Africa War

Lieut. Allen J. Parker son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Parker faced injuries in the North African theater. The bombardier with the U S Army Air Force was wounded again on May 5 after an earlier injury in March. full details await. He enlisted in November 1941 and has served in Africa for several months.

Edward Sigerfoos Frank M. Andrews Iceland C. H. Barth Army Air Forces Herbert A. Dargue Harold H. George Clarence St. Tinker Midway Asa N. Duncan Kenneth A. Walker Howard K. Ramey Southwest Pacific Alfred J. Lyon Navy Isaac C. Kidd Pearl Harbor Normal Scott Daniel J. Callaghan The Solomons Pacific Robert H. English John W. Wilcox Parker Allen J. Parker A. S. Parker Emerywood Court Apartments Lieut. Parker Washington, D. C U. S. Army Air Force North Africa

Salvation Army Officers Plan State Meeting in High Point

Major Vernon Carter announced a state wide Salvation Army officers meeting in High Point next Sunday May 30. About 100 officers are expected at the Masonic Temple on North Main Street for the semi annual council with Brig Wesley Boutese presiding from Charlotte. Sessions at 10 00 AM 2 00 PM and 7 00 PM will not interfere with local services.

Salvation Army High Point Vernon Carter Masonic Temple North Main Street Brig Wesley Boutese Charlotte Carter High Point Citadel

Auxiliary Police Corps To Meet Sunday Afternoon

All members of the Auxiliary police corps will meet in front of the police station on East Commerce Street next Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Members are asked to wear full uniforms as they will participate in the Memorial Day parade later in the afternoon.

Auxiliary Police Corps East Commerce Street

Memorial service planned by Washington Camp No 30

The Patriotic Order Sons of America Washington Camp No 30 will hold a memorial service Sunday May 30 at Oak Grove Baptist Church. Rev R L Smith will lead the service and families of deceased members are special guests. Red Cross volunteers meet Sunday at 3 PM in uniform at the Red Cross office under Harold S Kearns who heads the Memorial Day Parade division.

the Patriotic Order Sons of America Washington Mary Oak Grove Baptist Church E. M. Blakely R. L. Smith Order Red Cross Red Coops Harold S. Kearns Unifrom

First Petroleum From Florida Pipeline Docking In Wilmington

Two barges carrying the initial petroleum from the Florida pipeline are due to dock in Wilmington tomorrow. Bruce B. Cameron, an oil dealer, says local dealers will receive this first cargo.

Wilmington Florida Bruce B. Cameron

Expiration Dates for Stamps Extended by Board

The rationing board announced extended validity for blue stamps G H and J through June 7 to ease month end buying. Blue stamps K L M become valid May 24 and don’t expire until July 7. Red meat stamps FE F G expire May 31, but J lasts until June 30. Coffee stamp 24 extends to June 30, canning sugar stamps 15 and 16 run May 24 through October 31 for those not registered at schools.

OPA

Lieut Madeline Sipes Assigned To Red Shield Club

Lieut Madeline Sipes assigned to the local Salvation Army unit and serving as assistant for the Red Shield Club formerly with the Charlotte Salvation Army. Major Vernon Carter says she will work in other phases of the High Point unit and perform general duties for the organization.

Lieut Madeline Sipes Red Shield Club of S. A Salvation Army Charlotte Red Shield Club Vernon Carter Sipes High Point Carter

Kidney Trouble Claims and Quick Relief Promises

An ad asserts backache relief comes from addressing tired kidneys. It claims kidneys remove waste from blood and that kidney disorder causes pain, swelling, and fatigue. The copy urges asking a druggist for Doan's Pills, marketed for decades as a long‑standing remedy.

Nature Dean

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