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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1951

Page

9

Navy Builds 180 Ships for Combat as Fleet Expands

Washington reports the United States Navy plans about 180 new vessels including carriers and destroyers. Thirteen submarines are under construction plus four Iowa class battleships back in commission. The Forrestal, a 56 000 ton carrier, leads the new builds at an estimated cost of 218 million dollars with advanced features.

Washington Uni States Navy Congress Ing Forrestal

Route 6 Man Charged With Driving Drunk

A Route 6 man identified as Arthur L. Eanes was arrested for drunken driving after his car veered into the oncoming lane and struck a trailer. James B. Williams of Seee Route 1 operated the large machine. another man, James R Snson of 1405 King, was booked for drunkenness following the incident. A separate report notes Tate Street and dip N Eat Cafe sign impact and a Carolina Trailways bus collision with an object on Montlieu Avenue.

Arthur L Route 6 Eanes Homestead Avenue James B. Williams James Rsnson King Tate Street Ake B. Caddell South Main Dip N Eat Cafe Carolina Trailways Eugene D. Roberts Greensboro Aoe Seeel Montlieu

Theft Hits Men’s Wardrobes in North Carolina Shops

In Rockingham a department store reported the theft of two complete men’s wardrobes and items including engagement rings and watches. Police said thieves likely entered the stores overnight or early today.

Rockingham

DUCT CLINIC HICKORY MEETING SET FOR NOV 3

The Mocksville Enterprise reports problems of a pay advertising association president Tomlinson. The next meeting was scheduled for November 3 at Moc 5.

SS Ata Associa Presidenton Tomlinson Mocksville Enterprise Moc

Stassen Accuses Acheson and Jessup on Anti Communist Testimony

Harold E. Stassen testified that Dean Acheson and Philip C. Jessup provided testimony about anti Communist views in China. He said he could not accuse or exonerate anyone for his part in American policy.

Washington Harold E. Stassen Dean Acheson Asuban Philip C. Jessup China Stassen Minnesota Pennsylvania University

The Hesperornis States Its Waterborne Existence Then

The hesperornis, a bird adapted to aquatic life, once inhabited what is now a state, revealing ancient waterway connections and prehistoric ecosystems that shaped its survival.

Property Listings on Tate and Denny Streets

B C Wall reports a $3,300 dwelling on Tate Street and R D Franklin owns a dwelling at 501 Denny Street.

B. C. Wall Tate Street R. D. Franklin Denny Street

Deaths and Funerals E L Sherlock of Elizabeth City

E L Sherlock, of Elizabeth City and father of Mrs. Robert M Martin of this city, died at his home yesterday after an extended illness. His daughter joined him Thursday as his condition worsened. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

E. L. Sherlock Elizabeth City Robert M. Martin

Obituary notice for Ww. Cuter Rickert of High Point

Ww. Cuter Rickert 53 of 609 East Green died Sunday at 4 1 o clock in High Point Memorial Hospital after a day as patient. Born in Iredell County 1898 he was son of John M Rickert and Lizzie Wilson Rickert. He moved to High Point in childhood and was a member of Green Street Baptist Church and Trophy pen Junior Order. He was twice married first to Clara Miller who died in 1925. on December 23 1942 he married Annie Lawson who survives. Also surviving are two sisters Nole Rickert and Mrs Joe Boles, brother Rickert of Atlanta, and Donnie Day. Funeral at 4 p.m. today at Green Street Church with Dr L B Rea officiating. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery.

Cuter East Green Acert High Point Memorial Iredell County John M. Rickert Lizzie Wilson Rickert Green Street Baptist Church Trophy Pen Yitle Desk Company Rickert Clara Miller Annie Lawison Nole Rickert Joe Boles High Point Atlanta Georgia Jimmy Rickert U. i Donnie

Funeral service for Edward K Bradshaw in Thomasville

Edward K Bradshaw 56 longtime Thomasville resident died at home. Funeral held Saturday at Carolina Avenue Baptist Church with Rev. Mack Summey and Rev. A L McGee officiating. Choir sang Never Grow Old and In The Sweet By and By. Interment Oak Level Cemetery Stokesdale.

Thomasville Edward Kinnie Bradshaw Carolina Avenue Baptist Church Mack Summey A. L. McGee Vernelle Gilliam Carolina Avenue Church Rachel Poole Billie Bradsais Wierd Mane Her Tom Ronie York Marvin Summey Marion Bradshaw Pradlam Oak Level Baptist Stokesdale Bradshaw

Eddie Beck Dies After Long Illness in Asheboro

Eddie Walter Beck 49 of Route 6 High Point died Friday at 2 30 PM after weeks of critical illness. He was born June 3 1902 in Randolph County son of Eli Beck and the late Cora Miller Beck. He married Gladys Spangler in 1933 and was a Deep River Friends Meeting member and Trophy Council 29 Junior O U A M. He worked for Guilford Hosiery prior to illness. Surviving: widow Gladys S Beck two children Philip and Sally Ruth Beck of the home father Eli Beck of Asheboro five sisters Lucy Lola Marie Beck Mrs Reid Yates and Mrs L C Pierce of Asheboro. Funeral at Deep River Friends House tomorrow at o’clock conducted by Elbert Newlin. Burial in Deep River Cemetery. Body to church thirty minutes before services and remaining at Sechrest Funeral Home until service time.

Eddie Walter Beck Penn High Point Route 6 Randolph County Eli Beck Cora Miller Beck Gladys Spange Deep River Friends Meeting Trophy Council O.U.A Guilford Gladys S. Beck Phillip Beck Sally Ruth Beck Asheboro Lucy Lola Marie Beck Reid Yates L. C. Pierce

Fire department handles multiple alarms over weekend

Firefighters respond to disturbances at J W Thomas 515 Otteray and Mangum Ma V P Jeimaan ho Studebaker fire caused by short circuit. False alarm at 1 50 pm. Fire crews attend 6 gran re on Southern Railway tracks and three calls on Cook Street 1400 block. Grass fires and a burning tree near Rooks Shell Station 1628 English Street. Benoa confined to call commander at 0 40 Omni.

J. W. Thomas Otteray Mangum V. P. Jeimaan Oh Studebaker Gran Re Cook Street Rooks Shell Station English Street Benoa

Woman wounded by gunfire treated at hospital

Mrs. Lonnie Hilliard of Gatewood Avenue was admitted to High Point Memorial Hospital yesterday morning after sustaining a gunshot wound. She was listed as not seriously injured.

Lonnie Hilliard Gatewood Avenue High Point Memorial Hospital Memorial Ital

Special letting planned Oct 17 for State 68 paving near High Point

RALEIGH UP The Highway Commission announced a special letting set for October 17 to pave 10.4 miles of State Highway 68 near High Point.

Raleigh The Highway Commission High Point

Marriages Listed for Winston-Salem Area Residents

Marriage licenses shown for multiple couples including Thomas R. Payne and Harriett Strickland, Paul Weaver and Hazel Phillips, Jack M. Paige and Betty Jo Rucker, and Thomas Barnett and Mary Nelson all of Winston-Salem. Other couples include Billy Dale Teague of Thomasville with Inez Virginia Elledge of High Point and Dewey Mitchell of Belew's Creek with Mary Welch of Walnut Cove. Additional pairs are Thomas Coley with Eliza Pea iiston and Robert Simpson with Gilda Watson.

Thomas R. Payne Harriett Strickland Winston-Salem Paul Weaver Hazel Phillips Billy Dale Teague Thomasville Inez Virginia Elledge High Int Jack M. Paige Betty Jo Rucker Thomas Barnett Mary Nelson Dewey Mitchell Belew's Creek Mary Welch Walnut Cove Thomas Coley Eliza Peaiiston Salem Point Robert Simpson Pilot Mountain Gilda Watson Ararat William Davis M . Indiana Mary Bare Salem

Jacoby on a Canasta hand and scoring pitfalls

Jacoby discusses a Canasta initial meld of 120 points and the consequences of discarding the ace. He weighs outcomes when opponents or partner meld and suggests strategies to avoid a disaster, noting his inability to answer individual reader questions and promising a follow up with frequently asked queries.

Jacoby

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