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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1946

Page

5

Auto Dealers Fear Strike Halting Car Deliveries

High Point automobile dealers warn that a coal strike could cut off new car deliveries. They report low fuel stocks, reduced plant output, and material shortages delaying production and threatening auto supply if the strike continues. J P Hollingsworth is named president of the local association.

High Point Automobile Dealers Association J. P. Hollingsworth George Lyles Horace Ilderton J. P. Temple The Associaon Automotive News

Infant Daughter of P. J. Hall Dies

Caroldean Hall eight months old died at 503 Springfield Avenue at 5 AM Tuesday. Born in High Point March 21 1946 she was the daughter of P J and May DeLappe Hall. Survived by parents two brothers Charles Freddie and three sisters Joyce Dorothy and Rebecca Hall all of this city. Funeral from Koonce funeral home chapel Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev C M Floyd and Rev Yates in charge. Interment Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery.

Caroldean Hall Springfield Avenue High Point P. J May DeLappe Hall Charles Freddie Hall Joyce Dorothy Rebecca Hall Koonce Funeral Home C. M. Floyd Pisgah Baptist Church Revy Yates Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery

Prohibition Fine and Household Court Sentences

William Long aged 60 a Negro of 1301 Kivett drive was fined 100 for violation of the prohibition law. Capitol Gilmore 39 of 219 West Willis street drew four months suspended and paid 10 and costs for prohibition. Louie H. Beam was tried for assault on his wife and sentenced to two years suspended on good behavior and support. James Walter Russell 24 of Randleman paid 10 and costs for allowing an unlicensed driver to operate his car. James Fred Latham 20 of Randleman paid 10 and costs for driving the Russell car without a license.

William Long Kivett Drive Louie H. Beam North Main Street Capitol Gilmore West Willis Street James Walter Russell Randleman James Fred Latham

Salt and Minerals From Sea Water Power Industrial Use

Sea water provides table salt and essential minerals magnesium sodium and potassium for large scale industrial consumption, illustrating a broad resource pathway from the oceans to industry.

Unamerican Committee to Probe Reds Activity

Washington moves to expose communists in federal government unions and Hollywood as Rep J Parnell Thomas heads the Unamerican Activities committee. President Truman creates a federal commission to curb disloyal employment and the committee vows rigorous, fair inquiry.

Washington Hollywood House Committee On Congress Rep. J. Parnell Thomas Truman Interagency Commis Sion House Civil Service Rankin Unamerican Activities Committee The Atack Thomas America Moscow

Five Local Men Bound Over In Thomasville Case

Probable cause was found in Thomasville for three High Point men charged with larceny and receiving a stolen 1939 Ford coupe belonging to Norman Saunders of the Blue Ribbon apartments. Bonds were set at 1000 for Paul Gage and William Moffitt, and 500 for Lester Simmons. Two other High Point men, Garland Harville and Eugene Turner, faced robbery charges with bonds 500 each. The case goes to the January term of Davidson Superior Court in Lexington.

Thomasville High Point Norman Saunders Blue Ribbon Apartments Lexington Road Davidson Superior Court Lexington Saunders Lexington Avenue Poage Moffitt Simmons Garland Harville Eugene Turner Route 5 Walter Garner Rt. 5 Harville Turner

Children Born in US From Farming Areas Share Half Births

About half of all children born in the United States come from farming regions where just over 30 percent of the adult population resides. The statistic links rural birth origins to the broader national population distribution.

United States

Mrs Carroll 77 Dies at Daughter's Home After Year’s Decline

Mrs Mary Jane Lloyd Carroll 77 widow of Wade P Carroll died at daughter Edna Mounce Summerfield Rt 1 Monday evening. She was born August 17 1869 in Davidson County married Gilbert Wesley Lloyd in 1886 and later Wad P Carroll in 1915. She leaves 2 sons 4 daughters 25 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren and other relatives. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery followed services at Trinity Baptist Church conducted by Rev Julian Hopkins and Rev C B Newton.

Mary Jane Lloyd Carroll Wade P. Carroll Edna Mounce Summerfield Rt. 1 Carroll Davidson County Milton Baxley Gilbert Wesley Lloyd G. W. Lloyd R. A. Lloyd Maggie Bowman Rosie Suparks Mollie Lawson High Point Mounce Green Street Baptist Church Julian S. Hopkins C. B. Newton Calvary Methodist Church Oakwood Cemetery East Green Street

Road of Loving Hearts: Samoa Builds Gift Road to Stevenson

Samoan residents crafted a road from their village to author Robert Louis Stevenson’s home as a commemorative gesture. The path, named Road of Loving Hearts, symbolizes warm ties between the islanders and the famed writer during his stay on the islands.

Samoa Robert Louis Stevenson

Picture of 1904 High Point Council Presented to City

Dr. I T Mann, a High Point native now practicing in Ocean Drive South Carolina, donated a 12 by 14 inch framed photo of High Point's 1904 eight member city council. Mayor Pickett and councilmen are named. only surviving member is G H Kearns father of Amos Kearns. Council authorizes enlarging the image for display in the council chamber and the original goes to the High Point public library.

I. T. Mann High Point Ocean Drive S. C W. P. Pickett J. H. Millis James A. Turner A. M. Rankin J. R. Reitzel G. H. Kearns J. D. Mann J. B. Kirkman Mr. Kearns Amos Kearns Dr. Mann High Point Public Library

Thomasville Schools Plan Two Day Thanksgiving Break

Thomasville city schools will close Wednesday at 2 PM for the Thanksgiving holiday, stay closed Thursday and Friday, and reopen Monday morning. Superintendent George Arnold announced the plan.

Thomasville George Arnold

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