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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1945

Page

11

Bonds Pass $300000 Mark as School Drive Accelerates

The war bond drive neared 304499.50 in earnings, about 42 percent of the quota, with plans for theater rallies and school contests to boost sales. Students from multiple schools, led by senior and elementary groups, contributed, totaling 681 bonds sold so far as events continue toward the June 9 close.

Iwo Jima Center Theatre Kirkman Altrusa Junior Service League K.c.a L'Amusante Ray Clover Johnson Street Hill Elm Street Blair Brentwood Ada Blair

High Point Leads In Birth Rate And Low Death Rate In State Survey

A Chamber of Commerce survey compares nine North Carolina cities with populations over 25 000. High Point posts a birth rate of 20.2 per 1000 and a death rate of 7.8 per 1000 for 1939–40, ranks third in births and second in deaths, while 1942 figures show 896 births and 288 deaths with 36 infant deaths, the lowest infant death rate among the cities surveyed. Charlotte tops both birth and total deaths for 1942.

High Point North Carolina Chamber of Charlotte Winston-Salem Durham Greensboro Asheville Raleigh Wilmington Rocky Mount Wilming Ton

Elementary Graduation at Allen Jay School

Eighth grade students at Allen Jay School will graduate at a ceremony on Wednesday morning May 30 at 9 oclock. Principal T Bennison says 76 graduates will receive certificates of promotion and Rev Wilbur Hutchins of First Baptist Church High Point will deliver the commencement address.

Allen Jay School T. Bennison Wilbur Hutchins First Baptist Church of High Point

The Average Man Needs Protein for Each Day

A brief note states that the average man requires about a certain amount of protein daily. It emphasizes daily intake guidance and the role of protein in diet.

Memorial Services for Pvt Seckler to be Held in Belgians Death

Memorial services will be held for Pvt Harold L. Seckler who died Feb 1 of wounds in Belgium. The service is set for June 3 at East Green Street Baptist church. He was the son of Mr and Mrs W W Seckler of 2108 East Green street and husband of the former Oriana Scott with a daughter Judith. Rev J S Hopkins and Rev C W Glosson will officiate.

Harold L. Seckler Belgium East Green Street Baptist Church Seckler W. W. Seckiler East Green Street Oriana Scott Judith Nn. Oe J. S. Hopkins C. W. Glosson

Milk Fund To Be Solicited By Telephone

The Junior Service League will solicit donations for the Milk Fund by telephone on Monday morning. Milk Fund Day is planned for Saturday June 2 with 24 girl scouts collecting from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at a booth outside Richardson’s department store. The fund total stands at $415.66 with the American Legion Auxiliary contributing $15.

Junior Service League Katherine Raymond Paulette Lindsay Edwin Hedrick Service Ee Milk Fund Richardson's Department Store Raymond L. F. Voorhees Clara Cole Sherrod John Clinard American Legion Auxiliary

Mail rules halt sending to European prisoners of war

U S mail officials ban all mail to American and Allied prisoners of war in Europe with a single exception for prisoners of war held by Japan. Undeliverable items will be returned to senders with a cant be forwarded stamp. no charges will be collected. Tobacco parcels from companies are returned to the sender.

Europe B. G. Leonard Japan War Department New York Tobacco

Expert Staff Assembled For Scout Camp Uwharrie

Scout Executive B Hackney Jr leads a centralized expert staff for Uwharrie Camp with R W Garrison in waterfront charge. Ernest Welch C W Grubb Jr Richard Yarborough and others staff the program health store and crafts while Mark McAdams directs the camp program and Cook staff returns for 140 campers.

Uwharrie Ca Uwharrie B Hackney, Jr R. W. Garrison Ernest Welch Greensboro C. W. Grubb, Jr Elkin High School Melvin Young Lexington James Richard High Point H. W. Mauldin Spencer Charles Harbinson George Miller Richard Yarborough James Hall High Ra Paul Friedman High Nt Fred Connelly Troop 14 Aga Eee Ida Mae Siddle Mary Frances Siddle Kate Siddle Lucille Weddington Uiboninas Jane Cat Sec Scout Waterfronts C. . Grubb, Jr

Dewey Greer New President Student Council

Dewey Greer is elected president of the junior high school student council for the first semester of 1945 46. Bobby Younts is vice president and Sarah Barrer serves as secretary treasurer with Evelyn Nance chairing public relations and Marilyn Inette editor in chief of the Junior Pointer.

Dewey Greer Bobby Younts Sarah Barrer Evelyn Nance Marilyn Inette Junior Pointer David Brewer Dot Kendall Max Thurber Doris Blanke Joyce Burrows

Board 4 Seeks Addresses for Five Local Draft Board Members

Board 4 seeks the current addresses of Johnnie Earl Lee Joseph Meadows Coble Rufus Lee Smith William McKinley Jones and Robert Eugene Hartman. Mail addressed to these individuals by the board has been returned as undeliverable. Mustard is noted as America’s most popular spice.

VFW Memorial Rites Planned at Oakwood Cemetery

The Veterans of Foreign Wars announce a memorial service at Oakwood cemetery Sunday afternoon. Attendees meet at the chamber of commerce at 2:30 and march to the cemetery for a 3 o'clock service led by Master of Ceremonies Grover H. Jones with music, prayers, and an address by Rev. C W Wallace. In bad weather the event moves to the VFW home at 416 West Broad Street.

Oakwood Cemetery J. R. Graham Chamber of Commerce Grover H. Jones America Edgar Hartley Bronson Key C. W. Wallace V.F.W State Guard Y.f.w West Broad Street

Southerner Randolph Jones Directs Jersey City Orchestra

J. Randolph Jones born in Ker shaw South Carolina and nephew of Grover A. Jones now heads the Jersey City Symphony Orchestra founder of its Philharmonic Society. He has earned praise for incisive orchestral control and thoughtful programing while touring recordings for OWI broadcasts. Jones also gardens as a hobby.

J. Randolph Jones Kershaw S. C Grover A Jones High Point South Carolina Jersey City Philharmonic Society Mr. Jones Major Samuel Col Burwell Jones Columbia Taylor Grammar School Columbia High School Jones Columbia Record Richmond Chestnut E. Jones Richmond News Leader Richmond Conservatory Randolph Juiliard School New York Virginia Symphony Richmond Symphony Jersey City Symphony Society OWI Jersey Journal Philharmonic

Finals Day Begins With Addresses At High Point College

Dr. Paul F. Douglass president of the American University of Washington D C will give the commencement address at High Point college in Harrison gym tomorrow morning with the academic procession at 10 30 and the baccalaureate sermon to follow The program includes university ties and notes on Douglass life and career plus a memorial service at five o clock honoring 20 alumni who died in service including William Scott Davis and George E Hum phreys among others

High Point College G. I. Humphreys First Methodist Church J. Clay Madison Waynesville Paul F. Douglass The American University Washington, D. C American University of Washington D. C Harrison Gymnasium Doug Li Douglass Mice University Jenevan Oie University of ‘Cincinnati University of Berlin Methodist Church Social Sciences Public Arts Vermont District of Columbia United States Supreme Court Interstate Commerce Commission Federal Communications Commission Vermont House of Representatives Vermontsenate Reaaty I. Humphreys Ao Sa College Aew William Scott Davis Fla George R. Humphreys High Point Alpheus Wood White Randall Newton White Victor Hugo Idol George Edward Anes, Jr William Bruce Rare

City Library Announces Summer Hours Start Friday

Beginning next Friday June 1 the city library will close daily at six o clock city librarian Mrs Margaret Teague announced. Hours nine to six will be observed through June July and August. Honey should be stored in a dry place at room temperature.

Margaret Teague

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Paul Douglass Crawford Miller Route 6 Cutter High Street Tomlinson Crawford Miller Elsie Snider Memorial Services For Pvt. Seckler Board 4 First Baptist Church Carl Cronstedt Extreme Left Emile Serposs Extreme Right Bach Sibelius Handel Mendelssohn Greig Beethoven Schubert de la Tonbelle Ella Lou Wann Sgt Jack Burris Dr. C. L. Gray Lena Sale Miss Sale Marion Slate the Lord VFW Oakwood Symphony Southerner City Library
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