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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1944

Page

8

Lovelace Speaks To Thomasville Rotary

High Point attorney James B. Lovelace addressed the Thomasville Rotary on Pension and Profit Sharing Plans at a Wednesday meeting. Introduced by Charles F. Phillips, the program highlighted Junior Rotarian Bill Jarrett with guests W. E. Lemmons, P. C. Smith of High Point, and Tom Gunn of Sanford. D. A. Long Jr. presided.

Thomasville James B. Lovelace High Point Rotary Club Lovelace Charles F. Phillips Bill Jarrett W. E. Lemmons P. C. Smith Tom Gunn Sanford D. A. Long, Jr

City Plans Purchase of Snow Plow Blades for Streets

The public works department seeks quotations to buy two snow plow blades to attach to front of motorized equipment. The blades, a first for the city, would remove snow quickly and reduce delays. In other news Glenda D. Jarrell returns to Camp Parks after six days of leave. he is the son of L. G. Jarrell of Asheboro and serves in the U S Navy.

Public Works Department Glenda D. Jarrell Camp Parks Calif Jarrell L. G. Jarrell Asheboro U. S. Navy

Parents Night to Honor Community Activity at Senior High

The City P T A observes Parents Night this evening at the Senior High School meeting at the usual hour. Mrs Karl Shephard, director of the Youth Center, will speak on Bettering Community Life. A social hour with tea will follow.

Karl Shephard Parent-Teacher Association Karl Shepard Mesdames C. G. Mackintosh Robert Hubbard Shepard

Pageant Features Ada Blair Program

The Ada Blair school observes American Education Week with a PTA meeting led by Rev. R R Jackson. Mrs Irene Davis invites parents to visit during the week as students perform a cant themed Education for New Tasks. Topics include Building World-Wide Brotherhood and Winning the War. The second grade under Mrs Olivia Williams wins the attendance cash prize.

Parent-Teacher Association Ada Blair R. R. Jackson West End Baptist Church Irene Davis Lisses Sara McCollum Iane Lowe

Parents Attend Elm Street School Meeting with Carroll Talk

Charles F. Carroll addressed Elm Street School parents as the Parent-Teacher Association staged Parents Night. The glee club performed devotional pieces and songs including The Lord Is My Shepherd Swinging on a Star and A Merry Life. Mary G. Clark spoke on Education Week theme, while Karl Shepard planned guest remarks and a post program tea followed.

Charles F. Carroll Wccent City Schoolo Utes Street Parent-Teacher ‘Association Carroll Glee Club Elsie Smith Mary G. Clark Harry Monroe

Veterans Honored for War Service and Promotions

Private First Class Felix R. McCain, medical technician from 211 Louise Ave, cited by the President for outstanding duty with the B 26 Marauder group in Central Italy and 400 missions completed, 215 flown in 1944. Marine Raymond A Shipton promoted to sergeant in the Fourth Marine Division. Jack Burris serves as B 17 ball turret gunner in Italy. Ph M James Ralph Weedon home on furlough after 21 months in the Southwest Pacific. Mrs Chester Jones reported in critical condition after blood transfusions.

Pfc. McCain Felix R. McCain Louise Ave AAF de Gaulle Italy John K. Cannon 12Th Raymond A Shipton Marine Shipton Arthur Shipton Rt. 1 Fourth Marine Division Marshall Islands Saipan Tinian Trinity High School The Snow Lumber Company Jack Burris Isthaaf Johnson Street High Point N. C 15Th Aatf James Ralph Weedon F. Weedon South Hamilton Street Southwest Pacific Portsmouth Virginia

These Women Lou Gehrig's Widow Backs Pro Football

Mrs Lou Gehrig widow of the baseball star has started a professional football venture to cope with her husband's death and to fund ALS research. She and Ray Ryan of Evansville formed a New York franchise, signed two halfbacks, and plan an office in February. They eye Triboro Stadium on Randall's Island as a venue and name potential teams the New York Wolves.

Adelaide Kerr Lou Gehrig Tron Yankees Lou Christy Walsh Don Ameche Los Angeles Christy Ray Ryan Evansville Ind New York Glen Dobbs Billy Daly Ray Yankee Stadium Triboro Stadium Randall's Island Triboro Bridge New York Wolves

Lou Gehrig Memorial Charity Game Planned

A speaker announces a fall 1945 charity game named the Lou Gehrig Memorial. Proceeds would fund research for the rare disease that ended Gehrig's life, with about 150 patients in the country. The speaker says they know many patients and seeks to help them.

Lou Gehrig Lou

Thomasville Pastor Moves to Belmont Parish

Rev. Walter L. Lanier, longtime pastor at Fair Grove and United Chapel in Thomasville, is reassigned to Main St. Methodist Church in Belmont by Bishop Clare Purcelle. Lanier will preach his first Belmont sermon Sunday before a successor is named for the two local churches.

Thomasville Walter L. Lanier Fair Grove United Chapel Methodist Main St. Methodist Church Belmont Clare Purcelle Charlotte James B. McLarty Lanier Mr. Lanier

Kerosene stamps limited to cooking use only

The local rationing board announced renewals will be recognized only for cooking. Those with alternative cooking means will not receive kerosene renewals, and heating renewals will end December 1. Kerosene cannot be used for kindling fires.

Fire Loss In High Point Drops From October

Property damage from fires in High Point last month totaled 2270 dollars per a report by Fire Chief E. K. Ingram. The figure is less than half of October 1943 losses. The department answered 11 alarms, four of which were false.

High Point E. K. Ingram

Obituary Note on Mr Lanier Community Leader

Friends express regret over the loss of Mr Lanier a local leader and family member. He chaired the Thomasville District College of Religious Education served in the Lions Club was a Mason and sat on Hod hy Price and Rationing rd price panel.

Lanier Thomasville Lions Club

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