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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1944

Page

3

Local Resident Brown Dies After Short Illness

Wrv Brown of uckstone Virginia died at Piedmont Memorial Hospital in Greensboro after 8 o clock in the morning while visiting. He was visiting Greensboro for a week and is survived by his daughter Mrs. David Cecil of this city. Arrangements are incomplete. body to remain at the Koonce Funeral Home.

Wrv. Brown Uckstone Piedt Memorial Hospital Bero Mr. Brown Greensboro David Cecil Koonce Funeal

Normal Boxes Of Cigars This Year

New York reports 2017 shortages as 91 million monthly cigars go to the armed forces. The Cigar Institute of America plans a colored poster campaign to urge smokers to adjust to the reduced holiday boxes.

New York Cigar Institute of America Armed Forces

Post Office To Be Closed On Thursday

Postmaster S C Clarke announced the post office will be closed Thursday October 23 for Thanksgiving. Mail will be received dispatched and boxed as usual but there will be no city or rural delivery. The general delivery window opens until noon and special delivery is handled as usual.

S. C. Clarke

Thomasville Man Charged With Rape

Thomasville police hold T. J. Whitchard a clerk and delivery man for West End Grocery on charges of raping a 10 year old girl and attempting criminal assaults on two other girls. Warrants expected as investigators scrutinize Whitchard's activities.

Thomasville T. J. Whitchard West End Whitchard

Numerous military reclassifications and a land sale notice

The list shows extensive Board Five reclassifications moving personnel to 1-A and 4-F, with numerous shifts between 1-A 2-A and other designations across many individuals ledgers. A separate Notice of Sale of Land from High Point outlines public auction terms for November 27 1944 with a 20 down payment option and 60 month balance, city rights reserved.

City of High Point N. C N.C

Christmas Shines for Nubbins in Cheyenne

Forest Hoffman known as Nubbins enjoys an early festive Christmas day in Cheyenne with Santa, opening over 250 gifts from nationwide donors and family. His bladder illness endangers Dec 25, yet the joy lifts locals as William Jeffers of Union Pacific sends a toy car and parents provide a jeep, battleship, and wooden freight train.

Cheyenne Wyo Forest Nubbins Hoffman Santa Claus Charrles B. Dilbeck William Jeffers Union Pacific Railroad Marshal Hoffman

Salisbury Soldier Claims Tenth Into Metz

Pfc. John Chandler of Salisbury, Maryland, said he was the tenth American infantryman to enter Metz as the fortress city began falling to U.S. forces, counting the momentous advance in the French city.

Metz France Salisbury N. C John Chandler M. C

Military draft classifications updated for several registrants

The list shows multiple individuals shifting from various draft classifications to 4-A or 7, including Junius Hester David Byerly William Davis Robert Sgoaf James Flowers Louis Paulos Guy Dixon Lewis Ridge Dewey Cates Charlie Bamne Ralph Slate Carroll Johnson Paul Knight Raymond Reddick Orville S Henry Bizzell and William Turner, reflecting a broad move toward available service status.

Everett E. McNeil Everett R. Pope Roland C. Garmon Leroy Watts Thurman J. Allen James FE. Chandler A F. Gray John G. Lassiter Harry P.sa Raymond C. Bottoms Robert R. Hedrick, Jr Edgar T. Alfred Grady R. Stafford Alvin F. Sutherlin Alden R. Best Frank A.brown Fred E David V. Martin Wesley McC. Motsinger Rueben B. McKinzie Robert I. Trivett Boyd C. Royal Walter H. Wireless Carl H. Miller Troy M. Skeen Arthur T. Brady Leon M. Moffitt Richard A. Parker, Jr Richard C. Gobble Ralph M. Gardner Ind Roy Byerly Harvey FE. Dillon Jesse A. Cox Inc Luther Co. Jones Harvey C. Broadway Charlie L. Bame Charles T. Cole Grover C. Smith, Jr Wayne B. Sullivan James C. Moore Chester L. Orrell Stephen C. Bull Julius E. Horney Paul C. Sprinkle James R. Davis Angue L MicArthur Henry B. Koonce Rufus C. Russell Houston Hayes Rufus BE. Campbell Albert L. Candler Fred Eaton Charlie G. Mitchell Harry Russell Thomas Odell Lyles Norris Franklin Harvey L. Embler Marshall T. Williams Samuel Z. Acks Victor Blackburn Dewey L. Reid Walter E. Lloyd Alfred R. Craven Charles B. Miller John L. Johnson Jesse W. Jeffers Ray M. Cook William P. Fogleman Wyatt E. Creakmore Joseph B. Shackelford George C. Halton Charlie E. Wood Brady C. White Beck Eddie Walter Zebulon Vance Edwards John B. Austin Harold P. Morrison Bennie A. Woodell Eckley R. Morris John L. Andrews James J. Brown Leon A. Caudle Avery F. Rook William W. Stone John R. Dawkins William R. Saunders Paul L. Younts Patrick L. Massey Alexander H. Whitley John B. Reitzel Floyd E. Peel Edward M. Spencer Robert Valentine Chesney M. Edwards John S. Miller Robert G. Hendrix Roberts. Stewart Melvin B. St Ernest D Bach Foster Ley Frank T. Wilhite Harvey R. Paschal James E. Gordon Claude L. Clark John R. McCollum Clarence C. Schultheiss Carey W. Meredith McKinley Hales Thomas C. Martin Robert F. Troxler Roman J. Riggs Rose F. Smith James R. Beene Freeman McMichael Gurney W. Davis Frank B. Lee John W. Foust Alma E Henderson Willie E. Kennedy Robert S. Maxwell Charlie V. Doby Willis J. Anderson Harry A. Revels William D. Russell Albert N. Campbell John H. Davis Walter L. Welch Claude F. Bouldin Paul E. Moss Joseph J. Carroll John R. Freeman Shober E. Blackburn Judson R. Butler Horatio H. Smith Joseph S. Boozer Jeff P. Jones June L. Medlin Thomas H. Rowland Charles M. Jones Persifer G. Elkins Fred D. Bunting Wilson Alexander John A. Cassidey William B. Geber Theodore R. Sullivan Guy E. Welborn James D. Harris John L. Causby Riding Z. Jones Walter C. Huber Donald L. Lindsay Ray E. Daniel Geo W. Summers Ymond B. Wardell Benjamin C. Brasington James T. Ferebee Demitrios Sousis Elmer V. Slack Clyde R. Edwards Frank B. Smith Russell D. Harriss Coy J. Elliott John T. Bennett Spencer Irwin L. Ridge Luther F. Lambeth George W. Williams James Gray Floyd Brown Lawton R. Dutton Louis W. Knight Ray W. Clark John W. Hiatt Willard D. Setliff Stonewall Jackson Junius McK. Hester David L. Byerly William B. Davis Robert E. Sgoaf James T. Flowers Louis G. Paulos Guy Dixon Lewis D. Ridge Dewey J. Cates Charlie M. Bamne Ralph W. Slate Charles V. Carroll Joseph Dugan Johnson Paul H. Knight Raymond F. Reddick Orville H. S Henry E. Bizzell Grant Jr. Blacker William A. Turner

City purchasing test poses tricky ethics questions

A local civil service exam for city purchasing agents asks women candidates to choose among three identical bids from A B and C who offer dinner flowers or no attention and to explain the choice. City Manager Roy S Braden expects an eligibility list soon and will help grade the answers.

Civil Service Commission Civil Service Roys. Braden Braden Commission

Post War Plans Discussed By Welfare Groups

The southern regional conference of the Child Welfare League of America met at the First Presbyterian Church in Raleigh on November 14 15 and 16 to plan post war care and protection for American youth. Mrs Gladis Kivett Guilford County Welfare Department director returned from the meeting and said leaders in child welfare are focusing on immediate and future community problems.

Light penalty doubles in contract bridge play discussed

The article explains that a penalty double to defeat an overcall is a light bid not needing strong cards. It examines a typical East dealer case in which two tricks are set with a weak West hand, noting the play benefits even if the doubled contract fails and the overall point gain remains favorable for East West.

West South

First Snow Falls in Boone Area Dusts Town with White Mantle

Winter blanketed Boone on November 20 1944 with the season's first snowfall. A morning drizzle gave way to sleet and the highways near Blowing Rock turned slick though no serious accidents were reported.

Boone Blowing Rock

Local Business Leaders Hear Eric Johnston Tonight

High Point business leaders will attend two events today and tomorrow. Eric Johnston president of the U S Chamber of Commerce will speak at Reynolds auditorium tonight at 8 o clock. Tomorrow a Greensboro seminar on state taxes will be attended by High Point figures including Henry Foseue Noble T Praigg and Mr Sizemore.

High Point Frank Sizemore Chamber of Commerce Winston-Salem Eric Johnston Chamber of Commerce of the United States Greensboro Reynolds Auditorium W. G Idol Henry Foseue Amos Kearns J. A. Johnson

Cigarette Fire Destroys Mattress at East Washington Home

Firemen extinguished a blaze at 733 East Washington street yesterday afternoon at 1 25. The fire started in a mattress where a burning cigarette had been dropped.

East Washington Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

V. Brown A Greensboro Jy the Great Firestone Factory Bho Rick Firestone Stores North Main Firestone N. B.C Board Five High Point Township Guilford Country North Carolina High Point Development Co Office of Register of Deeds Guilford County Arnold Jeoonce ICE Delivery Company West Broad Street East Dealer North-South Vulnerable Mei Deiry Bern Portland Cement Association Planters Bank Richgrend Plymouth Dodge de Soto Chrysler Chrysler Corporation Thie YOUU T. Cos
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