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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1953

Page

2

Foundation Meeting At HPC Sees 200 Members Gather

The HPC Foundation held its annual meeting today with about 200 members expected at High Point. Edwin L. Jones of Charlotte led sessions as foundation chairman, with Dr. William Albert Rush as luncheon speaker and remarks from Rev. C. W. Robbins and Gurney P. Hood among officers.

North Caiseee Weete High Point Edwin L. Jones Charlotte Turedaker William Albert Rush Board of Education Methodist Methodist Institutions of Education Wesley Foundations Pe Foundation Judas Marshall T. Spears C. W. Robbins Greensboro Gurney P. Hood Raleigh North Carolina Optometric, Assn William Smith Massachusetts College of Metry John C. Neill Essor Pennsylvania Emetry W. Jerome Heather American Optical Co E Group James A.aimee

NROTC Deadline Set for High School Seniors

High school seniors may apply for NROTC training with a deadline of November 21. Qualified applicants take competitive tests on December 12. June graduates are eligible, and applications are available from Navy recruiter W. J. Steelman BTIC at the Post Office each Monday after 9:15 a.m. Two High Point youths, Ronald E. Brown and William H. Starnes, recently joined the Navy and are stationed in San Diego.

Navy W. J. Steelman Route 3 High Point William H. Starnes Tryon St

Remarkable Powder Helps Relieve False Teeth Worries

A dental powder named PASTEETH promises comfort by securing dentures to prevent slipping during eating laughing or sipping. The non acidic formula claims a paste like taste and feel free from gummy textures and is available at drug stores.

Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain

A short note from Mann's Deerstore offers a lemon juice recipe claimed to ease rheumatic and arthritis pain. The item presents a home remedy suggestion as part of a retailer pamphlet.

Deaf to Gather At Thomasville Civic Center

More than 125 deaf from North and South Carolina are expected to converge on Thomasville for the Chair City Silent quarterly State meeting at the Civic Center. Thomasville Silent Club has 22 members and hosts card games bingo and recreation with a dinner and dance to close. Members attend church in a body with an interpreter.

Thomasville North South Carolina Chair City Silent Silent Club Civic Center

City Grants Permit for New Service Station on E Washington

City Building Inspector issues a permit totaling 14 384 dollars for a service station on E Washington St by Nick Voyig is Coltrane and Graham as general contractors. Other permits include Keith M Kearns 5 room residence Cedron Ave 10 000 dollars Lambeth Inc 6 room duplex Granby St 5 000 dollars P J Neal addition to service station 306 Willowbrook St 4 000 dollars.

E. Washington St Nick Voyiagis Coltrane and Graham Keith M. Kearns Cedron Ave Lambeth, Inc

Hepatitis Shots Given In County Campaign

Health nurses report 2685 gamma globulin shots administered to curb hepatitis. Most doses went to school children and contacts of infected students. Nine new cases were added today as nurses move to Junior High and Tomlinson Schools to vaccinate student contacts.

Health Health Department Tomlinson School

Fires Called, No Blaze Found in Two Early Morning Runs

City firemen answered two alarms in the early hours but found no fire at 417 Park Street, home of Ethel Freedle, where smoke was later traced to a burst hot water tank at 517 Carter Street.

Ethel Freedle Park St Bill Davis Carter St

Concord grocer Barrier Sr. to be buried tomorrow

Henry Smith Barrier Sr. 61 a Concord grocer and father of Greensboro Daily News sports editor will be buried tomorrow after dying of a heart attack in church while visiting his son. Rites set for 11 a m at Trinity Evangelical and Re formed Church with interment in Oakwood Cemetery. He survived by his wife three sons two sisters and four grandchildren.

Concord Henry Smith Barrier Sr Concord Grocer Greensboro Daily News Barrier Smith Barrier Jr Greensboro Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church Oakwood

Pardee Memorial Hospital Opens in Hendersonville

The Pardee Memorial Hospital began accepting patients after its dedication in Hendersonville. About 2,000 people attended the ceremony. The 70 bed hospital and 40 bed nurses home were funded by the North Carolina Medical Care Commission, local funds, a $100,000 donation from Ivor R. Pardee, a $250,000 bond issue, and assets of Patton Memorial Hospital.

Hendersonville Pardee Memorial Hospital North Carolina Medical Care Commission Ivor R. Pardee Miami Fla Patton Memorial Hospital Marhae Hospital

Quiet New York Stock Market With Mixed Shifts In Major Divisions

The New York market closed with little momentum as prices moved narrowly. Trading totaled about 1.3 million shares, down from Friday, with steels, rubbers, aircrafts, and radio televisions leading gains while motors fell. Major names included U S Steel, Fairchild Engine, Consolidated Edison, Loew’s, and Chrysler, with many issues showing mixed to steady moves.

New York U. 5S A Corp Fairchild Engine Raid Consolidated Edison Aia Loew's Chrysler, Distillers Corp da Et General Electric Santa

Gas Man of the Year Named in Raleigh

The Mid Southern Gas Association selects Joseph Morton Mason of Roanoke Virginia as Gas Man of the Year. He will receive special recognition at the three day meeting opening in Raleigh with delegates from seven states and the District of Columbia expected to attend.

Raleigh Mid- Southern Gas Assa Joseph Morton Mason Roanoke Mason District of Columbia

14 Former Klansmen Arrested In Coastal Drug Case Report

The FBI lists E. P. Harrington and 13 others from Fairmont Dillon and nearby towns as former Klansmen arrested in connection with a federal probe. The coastal North Carolina tobacco region, including Fair Bluff and Dillon, has seen multiple flogging and kidnapping investigations tied to the Ku Klux Klan.

Haywood Barfield Cellins FBI E. P. Harrington Cyclops Fairman N. C Klavern P. M. Harrington Fairmont Forrest H. Walters Rodain Hardee Loris Elbert Blanton James W. Rowell Benjamin F. Royals Conway S. C George W. Skipper Lake View 8. C Dillon Rufus M. Gardner Dillon Barber Connpec Me Klanne Wood Rufus Rufus Curtis Gardner Dillon Farmer Rufus M Woodrow Gardner Mack K. Arnette Crayton Snipes North Carolina Thomas L. Hamilton Tabor City

Model To Pose For Photographers At Club Meeting

Miss Mary Lou Culler will pose for glamor shots for High Point Camera Club members at 7 30 p m Tuesday at L C Chiles home 611 Colonial Dr. She will dress as Daisy Mae from Li l Abner and pose in four other costumes with lights props and back ground ready. Prospective members are invited. sessions are normally the third Tuesday each month at the YMCA.

Mary Lou Culler High Point Camera Club L. C. Chiles Colonial Dr Miss Culler Daisy Mae YMCA

Rutherfordton native Charles F. Gold sworn as insurance commissioner

Charles F. Gold of Rutherfordton took the oath as insurance commissioner in Raleigh before about 150 supporters. Governor Umstead praised the office, and Associate Justice J. Wallace Win administered the oath. Gold, 41, plans to run in the next spring Democratic primary.

Raleigh Charles F. Gold Rutherfordton Umstead Gold Waldo C. Cheek Rutherford County Merle Davis J. Wallace Win State Supreme Court Hall of House

Zuni Pueblo Worship Centered on Katchinas in New Mexico

The Pueblo of Zuni in western New Mexico maintains a traditional belief system focused on numerous deities known as Katchinas. This form of worship features community rituals and spiritual ceremonies tied to seasonal and ceremonial calendars.

Zuni New Mexico

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