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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1944

Page

8

Boy Scouts Growth Surges Nationally and Locally

The 1944 report shows Uwharrie Council membership up 13.3 percent to 2915, High Point Scouts at 638 with 57 Cubs and 154 Scouters totaling 861. Camp Uwharrie cabins expanded for 130 campers weekly under 22 staff. Scouts contribute to war effort with 1000 pounds of paper collection and a target of 1.4 billion pounds for government use.

Boy Scouts of America Uwharrie Council North Carolina South Carolina Florida Georgia High Point High Point Community Chest Camp Uwharrie America Uncle Sam

Berle Quotes Dewey Attacks on Communist Plot Charge

Adolf A. Berle Jr, assistant secretary of state, says Gov Dewey is dishonestly portraying Roosevelt aims as to set up a communist system. Berle cites a 1939 memorandum misused by Dewey to claim government ownership of industry, noting the document actually opposed that stance.

Washington Adolf A. Berle, Jr Thomas E. Dewey Roosevelt White House Cegen A Soames Berle Dewey Charleston W. Va United States Berle

Three Local Men Enter Maritime Training at Sheepshead Bay

Darnell R. Setliff of Garland Johnson of Fil bert street and J L Parker of Clara Cox Apartments are at Sheepshead Bay New York in U S Maritime Service training. They will undergo six weeks of basic training covering lifeboat work fire fighting breeches buoy mess sea and traditions swimming ship construction and equipment gunnery and physical training. Upon completion boat training they may enter deck or engine training with three weeks aboard a training ship or apply to specialized schools.

Darnell R. Setliff Parkway Garland Johnson Filbert Street J. L. Parker Clara Cox Sheepshead Bay N. Y U. S. Maritime Service

Tobacco Farmers Hope For Higher Prices Next Week

Tobacco farmers in the old belt markets anticipated a rebound next week as prices halted their decline. Eastern and middle markets were generally steady with a two day holiday planned to ease warehouse congestion and redrying plant stress. The War Food Administration noted gains in most old belt grades while some green leaf declines offset modest advances.

Old Belt North Carolina Virginia

No Sunday School Because of Elder Falk Illness

No L D S Sunday School will be held tomorrow due to the illness of Elder W Charlie Falk. The event is at the V F W hall on Main and Washington streets. A cleaning paste recipe for copper and brass is given using flour vinegar and cali with an hour’s application then rubbing and washing.

W Charlie Falk L.D.S V.F.W. Hall Main and Washington Streets

Whistle While You Work In German Prison Camp

An American flier in a German POW camp suggests prisoner cooks bake holiday fruit cakes to whistle while they work to prove they are not eating raisins. The idea and a fruit cake recipe are printed in Gefangenen Gazette from Stalag Luft II and reproduced by the American Red Cross for relatives of POWs. Food is a frequent topic in the camp notes.

Washington Gefangenen Gazette Stalag Luft II Red Cross

Dewey to Speak on Honest Government Campaign Stance

Gov Thomas E Dewey selects honesty and competence in national government as the focus of a major campaign speech in St Louis. He criticizes the Roosevelt era and vows to restore integrity to the White House on November 7.

Albany N. Y Thomas E. Dewey St. Louis White House Charleston W. Va

High Point Ordinance Authorizes Refunding Bonds

City council approves issuance of up to 336,900 in refunding bonds to replace 161,000 in outstanding debt and fund 175,000 of certificates and series B coupons. The measure, filed with the City Clerk, takes effect on passage and requires redemption actions within one year.

City OF High Point North Carolina

Baptist WMU Ends Session In High Point

A. T. Greene Jr. of Raleigh urged ministers and 250 attendees at the Greensboro Divisional meeting closing luncheon to train boys in Christian faith and maintain family prayer. The Royal Ambassador program received praise and officials were reelected for the coming year.

A. T. Greene, Jr Raleigh Royal Greensboro Baptist Woman's Missionary Union First Baptist Church Mary Currin Rose Mills Appleby Salisbury Brazil B. K. Masonic Stafford Webb Frank Hauser Winston-Salem

State Banking Commission to Meet in Raleigh

Raleigh October 14 The regular quarterly meeting of the State Banking commission will be held here October 18. Also on October 14 the deer investigation project is headed by John F Dequine a game biologist from Elizabethton Tennessee who will study the deer herd at Holly Shelter in Pender county the experiments began October 1.

Raleigh State Banking Commission State Department of Conservation and Development John F. Dequine Elizabethton Tenn Dequine Holly Shelter Pender County

New Church Head Elected for Western North Carolina Conference

Rev. F. Roderick Dail of Atlanta Georgia was elected as the ninth annual meeting president of the Western North Carolina Conference of the Pentecostal Holiness Church yesterday at Winston Salem.

Winston-Salem Western North Carolina The Pentecostal Holiness Church F. Roderick Dail Atlanta

May Revise Yarn Prices in Ceiling Plan

The Office of Price Administration may revise ceiling prices for carded yarn under a re costing plan. Charles B Northern of Sylacauga Alabama was elected president of the Carded Yarn association at the annual meeting, succeeding Harvey W Moore of Charlotte. Two license plates in 1946 North Carolina operators will have two plates as steel allotment is approved by the War Production board.

Charlotte Office of Price Administration Charles 8. Northern Sylacuga Ala Carded Warn Association Northern Harvey W. Moore Raleigh North Carolina War Production Board T. Brodie Ward

Quote about being right rather than president cited

The speaker who said I would rather be right than president is unknown. The great orator who pursued the presidential nomination for twenty years is unclear. The U S presidential candidate associated with a log cabin and a barrel of hard cider symbol is also uncertain.

U. S

Henry Clay and Daniel Webster in Test Answers

Henry Clay and Daniel Webster appear as answers in a one minute test. The third item names Gen William Henry Harris on.

Henry Clay Daniel Webster William Henry Harrison

Etiquette Hints on Apology and Graceful Acceptance

The piece advises good manners in social mishaps urging a sincere apology if you shove or step on a foot and accepting an apology graciously to appear well mannered. It emphasizes courtesy as a mark of breeding and social ease.

Words of Wisdom on Truth and Deception

A quoted maxim by Sir Walter Raleigh warns that the gain from lying is never lasting and erodes trust, making truth-telling essential. The remark emphasizes skepticism toward deceit and the value of credibility in public and private discourse.

W. Raleigh

October 16 Horoscope Notes Strength And Travel Promise

Horoscope for October 16 highlights energy and determination for birthdays. It predicts prosperity in military matters and travel next year while advising caution against speculation. A born child may be delicate early but clever with inventive talent and literary flair, suggesting many journeys ahead.

Springfield Friends Church to Host Philip Jacobs Talk

Philip Jacobs of Philadelphia will address the 11 o clock worship at Springfield Friends Church tomorrow as chairman of the civilian public service section of the American Friends Service committee.

Springfield Friends Philip Jacobs Philadelphia Civilian Public Service American Friends Service Committee Springfield Friends Church

White blood cells and their role in infection and health

In a medical column Dr. Clendening explains white blood cells and their constant count of about five thousand per cubic millimeter. He notes their role as scavengers, their rise in infections, and diagnostic use in diseases like appendicitis pneumonia and leukemias.

H. P. Boys Among ROTC Officers At State College

New ROTC unit officers at State College include High Point natives Fred L. Swartzberg captain G C Connor Jr platoon sergeant and J B Coffield staff sergeant Col Douglas N McMillin commands Army activities at State praised the training given by the unit to graduates returning from world war fronts.

State College Douglas N. McMillin Army State Fred L. Swartzberg G C. Connor, Jr J. B. Coffield

How to remove stubborn soil from fabric

Spread the material over the palm of the hand and brush with a soft brush to lift stubborn soil from fabric. This method helps loosen dirt before deeper cleaning.

Mass reclassification list outlines many 1-A to 2-A shifts

A broad board file lists numerous personnel changing classification from 1-A to 2-A and related moves between 1-A 2-A and other categories. Several entries show moves to 4-F 4-B and from 2-C to 2-A, with names including Jollie Marshall George S Bizzell Lemon Jones and many others. The record mirrors a large wartime or reserve status realignment of military classifications.

Jollie Marshall George S. Bizzell Lemon Jones Thomas C. Jones Walter F. Bishop Violas FE. Rowland Lawrence O. Thompson Glenn W. Smith Lawrence Valley William W. Phillips William M. Mashaw Reece W. Jones Amertcut Dunbar Fred Lucius Harris Herbert S. Ruth Wallace C. Steele Paul S. Sewer

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