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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1943

Page

5

Carolina textile mills power war effort on every front

North and South Carolina cotton mills produced vast textiles for the armed forces, from tent fabrics to uniforms and gear. The industry, with 58 army navy E pennants, faced labor shifts and scarce new machinery but met service demands fully, as Major General Gregory called a quartermaster’s war of production and supply.

Charlotte Gastonia N. C Greenville Spartanburg South Carolina Salisbury Hickory North Carolina Aleutians Army Navy South James McAden Southern Textile Association Chatham Manufacturing Company Elkin W. M. McLaurine American Cotton Manufacturers Association Herman Cone Revolution Cotton Mills Proximity Manufacturing Company Greensboro Carolinas U. S. Army Edmund B. Gregory

Esquire Hearing Weighs Varga Girl Art or Obscene

Washington hearings examined whether Alberto Vargas Varga girl drawings in Esquire are art or indecent. Witnesses debated proportions and intent as 17 experts testified, Esquire denying censorship aims while the Post Office scrutinized potential obscenity.

Varga Washington Post Office Department Alberto Varga Esquire Magazine Esquire Post Office Hassell Thomas B. Moore St. Augustine's

Social meeting of High Point Professional Men's Club discusses race relations

The Professional Men's Club held a social gathering with president C. E. Yokely hosting at 132 Underhill Avenue. Dr. J. Witspeilson, chairman of the aaa committee, urged intelligent cooperation between races, likening race relations to two drivers sharing a road and stressing traffic-law obedience and mutual responsibility. A round table discussion followed with guests Rev. W. F. Elliott, D. L. Flowe, and D. E. Davis.

C. E. Yokely Underhill Avenue J. Witspeilson Aaa Rev W. F. Elliott D. L. Flowe D. E. Davis

Quartette Contest At Wm. Penn Auditorium

A musical quartette contest is set for Monday night at William Penn auditorium sponsored by the William Penn PTA. Competitors include Jubilee Kings of Winston-Salem Greensboro and Burlington quartettes from out of town, with local groups St. Mark Brotherhood Master Singers Heavenly Gospel Singers United Ushers Morning Serenaders and Twilight Choral Club. Public invited.

Wm. Penn Wm. Penn P.T.A Jubilee Kings of Winston- Salem Greensboro Burlington St. Mark Brotherhood Master Singers Heavenly Gospel Singers United Ushers Morning Serenaders Twilight Choral Club

Serenaders to Perform at Emmanuel Baptist Church

The Serenaders of the city will perform at Emmanuel Baptist Church on Wednesday night at eight o clock. Everyone is invited.

Emmanuel Emmanuel Baptist Church

Service member visits and postings across towns

Cpl Haywood Bennett left for Fort Brevis Massachusetts after furlough visiting Miss Willonna Poteat. McKinley Williams of the USN visited his mother Edith Williams and sisters Dorothy and Herelene. Bennett is at Great Lakes Illinois. He also saw his wife Lucille Williams, now living in Washington DC.

Cpl Haywood Bennett Fort Brevis Massachusetts Willonna Poteat McKinley Williams A.S U.S.N Edith Williams Dorothy Herelene Great Lakes, Ill Lucille Williams Washington, D. C

YPC Meeting At Thelma Torrence Home

The Y P C met at Miss Thelma Torrence's residence on Monday November 8. A chicken course and dessert were served to members including Catherine Jackson Martine Banner Anine Mae Brown and Catherine Jackson with the last two guests from out of town. Sallie Robinson of Greensboro hosted while visiting her mother.

YPC Y.P.C Thelma Torrence Catherine Jackson Martine Banner Annine Mae Brown Sallie Robinson Greensboro

Legion Parade Invites Veterans To Step Off

All Legionnaires from John Mc Lean Post 196 and World War I and II veterans plus visiting enlisted men are invited to a parade at 7 p.m. Thursday. A stew follows at Daniel Brooks Center. Assemble at 6 30 in front of Haizlip's Funeral Home on East Washington Street. The Wm Penn high school band will lead.

Fire Calls And Losses Rise In Four Month Period

Fire department report shows 101 calls in the first four months of this year up from 86 the prior fall. Loss on buildings and contents totaled 12965 versus 2804 last year, with October fire losses in High Point at 7865. Of 33 December fires, 10 were from physical hazards, 21 from personal hazards, two occupational hazards, one for a defective flue and one for a heating system.

Curren High Point

Y Directors Hear Reports Of Year S Work

The Y M C A board met in the association building as Amos Kearns led a review of the War Chest campaign and year end finances. Secretary Hartley reported 2000 soldiers served in October and noted upcoming basketball actions with Sedgefield unit and High Point cadets while attending the National Council meeting in Cleveland.

Young Men's Christian Association Amos Kearns Irman A. R. Grant Edgar Hartley Sedgefield High Point College Hartley National Council Bota Cleveland T. V. Rochelle Myrtle Barthmaier Elizabeth Covington R. R. Ragan W. B. McEwen W. L. Jackson I. Paul Ingle F. L. Conrad A. R. Grant O. Delk Smith L. R. Stewart F. Logan Porter J. J. Corrigan W. F. Robinette

Negro Tries To Push Man Over Rail Crossing

James Waden an 18 year old Negro from 517 Grayson Street held bail and faced charges of assault with a deadly weapon operating a car intoxicated and driving without a license. He allegedly rammed a white man’s car toward a train at Archdale crossing and attacked with a jack handle. He was booked after drinking and turned over to military police with a Raleigh naval recruiting station appointment.

James Waden Grayson Street Navy James Waco Ayers Archdale Ayers Ayer D. C. MacRae Waden Raleigh Naval Recruiting Station

Mrs Glenn Pennington Named Seal Campaign Chair

Mrs J Glenn Pennington is named chairman for the Christmas Seal Campaign in Thomasville with a war time tuberculosis drive emphasized. She outlines committee chairs for business, industrial, clubs, and local schools as part of the updated effort. Entomologists warn moths damage pianos by eating string felt and advise against using sprays.

Thomasville J. Glenn Pennington Pennington J. W. Prevo C. L. White W. E. Tomlinson Lucille Kirkpatrick Colonial Drive Margaret McLeod Kern Street R F. Lowry Main Street Romulus Skaggs Mills E. L. Peterson Church Street

Obsolete Shoes Released From Rationing Under OPA Rules

The rationing board announced merchants may sell obsolete shoes without stamps after filing an application with the district OPA office. If approved the footwear must be shelved as OPA obsolete release and sold at 1 dollar per pair or 50 cents per shoe.

OPA

Green Light All The Way Around Crash Witnesses Allege

A collision at South Main and Green Streets involved Pvt Edward Schueler 21 and J M Chafin 45 with about 100 damage to each car. Dozens of witnesses claim the light was green in all directions, while police note lights may have failed.

South Main Green Streets Pvt Edward Schueler BTC-10 Greensboro South Main Street J. M. Chafin Green Street Bruce Coltrane MacRae Irane

Cherry Warns Against Bureaucracy

ELIZABETH CITY NOV 10 Major R Gregg Cherry of Gastonia candidate for governor warns Americans to prepare now for a postwar crisis he says could be caused by apostles of centralization and bureaucracy He says after the war the American way of life may be challenged by well meaning citizens and pessimists claim government will take over private enterprise must act to defend liberty.

Elizabeth City R. Gregg Cherry Gastonia Cherry North Carolina

Men and Women in Service Arrive in Italy

Pvt. Glory G. Ellington son of G. W. Ellington of 403 Howell Street has arrived in Italy after 14 months in service.

Ellington Italy Glory G. Ellington G. W. Ellington Howell Street

DeViney Returns to Norfolk Navy Post

Charles H. DeViney Jr. has returned to Norfolk Virginia where he is stationed with the U S Navy. He recently saw his parents Mr and Mrs H De Viney Sr of 609 Hedrick Street.

Charles H. DeViney, Jr Norfolk U. S. Navy Mrs. H. DeViney, Sr Hedrick St

Alvin Boles Commissioned Second Lieutenant in Marines

Alvin Boles son of Mr and Mrs Alfie O Boles of 118 Montlieu Avenue has been commissioned a second lieutenant and assigned to active duty with the U S Marines.

Alvin

Armistice Day Honors Guilford's Fallen Sons

Guilford County marks Armistice Day paying tribute to sons who died in the Spanish American War World War I and World War II. The first Guilford casualty named is James K. Gashaw a seaman first class in the U S Navy born in Alabama who died aboard the destroyer Peary during the Philippines attack. His mother Ada Gashaw Pipkin of High Point received official honors and letters from Navy secretary Knox and Rear Admiral Hart.

Guilford County James K. Gashaw U. S. Navy High Point Guilford Ada Gashaw Pipkin Commerce Place Houston County Alabama Joseph Gashaw Lexington Charlie W. Logan U. S. Army Military Police Fort Delasseps Panama Canal Navy U. S. S. Peary Manila Bay Philippine Islands Cavite Naval Base Manila James Gashaw Peary Legg United States Frank Knox Secretary of the Navy Knox Thomas C. Hart Sarge” Gashaw Young Gashaw

Underwriters Meet At Asia Restaurant Tomorrow

The Life Insurance Underwriters Association will meet tomorrow November 11 at 12 15 at the Asia Restaurant. L F Ferree will speak. Sweet potatoes have long been used as a staple in the Americas with some found in ancient graves of Peru.

Life Insurance Underwriters Association Asia L. F. Ferree Americas Peru

L. M. Braswell Reports Larceny of Tools

Police said L. M. Braswell of 603 Granby Street reported the theft of a box of radio repair tools valued at $100. The incident was logged as a larceny and details were filed with authorities.

L. M. Braswell Granby Street

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