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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1953

Page

17

Prize List Packed for City Halloween Party

The city prepares its eighth annual Halloween party on Main and East Washington Streets with 110 prizes donated by 66 local firms. Prizes worth 2 to 5 dollars will be awarded to registered children 18 and under, who must be home when called. Activities run 7 to 9 p.m. with costumes, contests, dance stations, and judges at three uptown stations.

Main St E. Washington St Idea Washington St Station 1 S. Main Commerce Uptown Knox Bridge Washington and N. Main Sts Der C. E. Davis Ed Kemp Ed Sale Gary Davis Reece Felts T. G. Shelton Sherman Aycoth N. L. Garner Jr City Parks and Recreation Department Chamber of Commerce Merchants Assn Junior Chamber of Commerce Robert B. Rankin J. A. Penley F. J. Sizemore J. Brooks Reitzel Miss McNeely Extra Entertainment Lambeth

Junior High Pupils Given Gamma Globulin Shots

Fifty three classroom contacts of infectious hepatitis were inoculated with gamma globulin at the Junior High School this morning by the County Health Department. Three new cases were reported, bringing the total to 141. The department reported 1,825 shots given so far, including at Jamestown Union Hill Oak Hill Sumner schools the junior high Oakdale Community House and the health department. All today’s and yesterday’s cases are from the Jamestown area.

County Health Department Health Department Jamestown Union Hill Oak Hill Sumner Oakdale

Oak View Methodists Start Revival Series

Dr. C Excelle Rozzelle a philosophy and religion professor at High Point College and former pastor will lead a weekend revival at Oak View Methodist Church beginning tonight Services will be held each evening through Sunday including the morning service on Sunday

C. Excelle Rozzelle High Point College High Point Oak View Methodist Church

Father of Gi Denies Story Of Trip Aid

Paul Hedgecock father of a soldier Kenneth Hedgecock 22 accused by a Cedar Street girl Frances Forrest of seduction and birth of an illegitimate child told the Enterprise today his son received no financial aid from the girl's father in coming from Germany. Deputies who arrested the soldier quoted the girl's father as saying he paid expenses for the trip to marry. Kenneth Hedgecock refused to marry after learning the girl loved someone else. The girl says Hedgecock seduced her under a promise to marry and fathered the child. The soldier posted 800 bond on two charges. A Municipal Court hearing is set for next Monday. The father asserts his son paid his own way here from Germany and received no funds from government or girl’s father.

Paul Hedgecock Germany Kenneth H. Hedgecock Kenneth Hedgecock Frances Forrest Cedar St Hedgecoe

GE Plants Boast World’s Largest Switchboard System

In Schenectady New York General Electric announces its home plants contain the world’s largest switchboard network with 11 000 extensions roughly one line per four workers. Kenneth Brenstrup, the telephone company manager, asserts the scale of the system.

BIG Talk Schenectady, N.Y General Electric Co Kenneth Brenstrup

Carton-Type Chair Shown At Market

A fiberboard chair created from folded beer cartons draws buyers at the Southern Furniture Mart. Invented after Dallas Smith sat on an empty carton, the Herculite chair assembles in 30 seconds, supports full weight, and resists water. Arthur Godfrey promotes the project on TV. The chair sells cheaply and resists squeak with rubberized joints.

Southern Furniture Mart Dallas Smith Smith Arthur Humble) Godfrey New York

Deaths and Funerals in High Point Area

Mrs Vella Kanoy 79 died at 512 Hines Street after several years of declining health. She was born in Orange County September 17, 1874 and moved to High Point 36 years ago. Surviving are three sons, one daughter, two sisters, nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Friday and Saturday services planned at Springfield Road Baptist Church with interment at Mitchell Grove Cemetery. Mrs Esther Chandler 81 died at 170 Textile Street. Born July 22, 1872 in Randolph County she moved to High Point 26 years ago. She leaves husband E L Chandler and eight children among others. Funeral arrangements set with services at Highland Methodist Church and interment at Guilford Memorial Park.

Vella Kanoy David L. Kanoy Hines St Kanoy Orange County Frank and Mary Sykes Cheek High Point Burlington Springfield Road Thurman O. Kanoy J. M. Kanoy Pittsburgh T. C. Kaney Hampton, Va M. O. Hines C. F. Jobe Mebane Grace Cheek Koonce Funeral Home Springfield Road Baptist Church L. J. Mabe A. B. Asbill Woodlawn Baptist Church Charles Monk Pisgah Baptist Church Mitchell Grove Methodist Church Esther Chandler Fof E. L. Chandler Textile St Chandler Randolph County James Cynthia Frazier Fields Highland Methodist Church Ruby Dickey G. C. Bean Charlie Fields Ed Chandler Mocksville Clinton Chandler U. S. Air Force England Bud Chandler Thomasville Minnie Fields Randleman Roonce Funeral Home J. E. Cochran Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery

Funeral services for Gilbert W Hoskins held

Gilbert Wil son Hoskins aged 43 died unexpectedly early Monday morning at 810 West Broad Street. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Sechrest chapel by Rev. Albert S. Hale with interment at Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers named: Dexter Welborn Kermit Sloop Pope Brady John Wilson W. W. Kendall Frank Wilson.

Gilbert W. Hoskins Gilbert Wilson Hoskins Sechrest Chapel Albert S. Hale First Baptist Church Oakwood Cemetery Dexter Welborn Kermit Sloop Pope Brady John Wilson W. W. Kendall Frank Wilson Hoskins W. Broad St

Dr Tiffany Barnes Dies At 55 In Asheboro

Dr. Tiffany Barnes, 55, died at Randolph Hospital at 8 20 a m after a brief illness. He practiced medicine in Asheboro for about 30 years and is survived by his wife and son Nolan of the home. Funeral services are Friday at 3 p m at First Methodist Church with interment in Oaklawn Cemetery. The body will be taken to the Park Street home at 4 30 p m. Local doctors will serve as active and honorary pallbearers.

Asheboro Tiffany Barnes Randolph Hospital Nolan First Methodist Church Oaklawn Park St

Funeral services for 27 day old John Miles Jr

Funeral services for John S. Miles Jr. were held in Sechrest chapel at 11 30 a m with Rev Woodrow W Robbins of Lexington Avenue Baptist Church officiating. Interment followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery with pallbearers Albert Samuels and Lawrence Byerly. The infant was the son of Mr and Mrs John S Miles of 610 Wise Street and died at High Point Memorial Hospital after a 13 day illness.

John S. Miles Jr Sechrest Chapel Woodrow W. Robbins Lexington Avenue Baptist Church Floral Garden Park Cemetery Albert Samuels Lawrence Byerly John S. Miles Wise St High Point Memorial Hospital

Mrs Etta Dockery Todd 70 dies at North Carolina Cancer Institute

Mrs Etta Dockery Todd aged 70 of 1513 King Street died Monday at 1 45 AM in the North Carolina Cancer Institute after a period of declining health. Born in Bernice on December 24 1882 she was the daughter of John and Mrs Dockery. Survived by son Keith Dockery Todd of the home brother Cicero Dockery of Robbinsville and sister Neely Reedy of Grassy Creek. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

Etta Dockery Todd King St North Carolina Cancer Institute Todd Bernice John Dockery Keith Dockery Todd Cicero Dockery Robbinsville Neely Reedy Grassy Creek

Funeral services held for Ernest Lee Cook of High Point

Ernest Lee Cook 46 of Route 6 High Point died at home early Monday. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Allegheny Methodist Church with Rev. I J Terrell and Rev. H Glen Lanier presiding. Pallbearers included Freeze Loflin Carlo Scarboro Joe Cook Frank Lanier Lloyd Scarboro and Almer Scarboro. Burial followed in the church cemetery family plot.

Thomasville Ernest Lee Cook Route 6 High Point Allegheny Methodist Church I. J. Terrell H. Glen Lanier First Methodist Church Freeze Loflin Carlo Scarboro Joe Cook Frank Lanier Lloyd Scarboro Almer Scarboro J. Cook

High Pointer Tops Ford County Tobacco Show

Carl E. Fields Jr. of High Point won top honors at the Ford County Junior Tobacco Show receiving a blue ribbon and 15 dollars at a banquet with entrants and officials. Sixteen other 4-H and Future Farmers of America youths also won prizes. Fields earned 10 dollars, a half ton of fertilizer, and 5 dollars for the best basket of cutters. Tobacco sold for top prices at Guilford Tobacco Warehouse with judges noting leaf quality was only marginal due to drought. Other winners included Billy Atkins Kernersville Jimmy Frazier High Point Grant Harden and Glenn Harden Randleman.

Carl E. Fields Jr Route 3 High Point Ford County Future Farmers of America Fields Guilford Tobacco Warehouse Guilford Greensboro Guilford County Billy Atkins Kernersville Jimmy Frazier Grant Harden Glenn Harden Randleman

Sertomans Hear Program Of Music

Sertomans hear a luncheon program at the YMCA highlighted by swing piano pieces and songs. Polly Yow and a group of guests including J W Parker George Dobbins Wade Cumby Robert Anderson Felman Thomas Herry Koonce O M Pug Thomas E H Hughes Eugene F Chastain Louis C Sager and Sol Cohen of Arlington Va were introduced. Yow entertained the crowd for about fifteen minutes with sprightly music and singing.

Sertoma Lab YMCA Polly Yow J. W. Parker George Dobbins Wade H. Cumby Robert Anderson Felman Thomas Herry B. Koonce O. M. (Pug) Thomas E. H. Hughes Eugene F. Chastain Louis C. Sager Sol Cohen Arlington, Va Miss Yow

Suit Seeks Recovery of $445.40 in Asheboro Case

Dinette Parts Co. of High Point filed a civil suit in Municipal Court yesterday against Southern Goods Corp. of Asheboro seeking payment of an unpaid balance of 445.40 plus interest for a sale.

Southern Goods Corp Asheboro Dinette Parts Co High Point

City Records 0.62 Inch Rainfall After 30 Day Dry Spell

The city filter plant reported the first measurable rainfall in 30 days totaling 0.62 inches with more showers expected. Highs reached 53 in the early hours, then cooled to 46 by noon and 42 tonight, with a 60 degree high forecast for tomorrow and a -50 low last night. Lightning felled a tree on Greensboro highway. hail the size of marbles fell near Springfield Church as rain and thunder persisted.

Greensboro Springfield Church Jesse J. Mabe Mabe

Christmas decorations course announced by Arts and Crafts Workshop

Registration opens tonight at 7 30 for the Christmas decorations course at Junior High School. The Junior League project features talks and demonstrations by league members on home decor including wrapping gifts and making simple decorations for children.

Arts and Crafts Workshop Junior League Fred Thomas Jr League Robert L. Hutchens Max_ Rogers Robert Haas William Barchenger Estelle Obara Womans College Barchenger University of Washington Academie Frochot Paris Europe North Africa Obara Chicago Institute of Design

Highway safety rule stops hitchhiking on travel lanes

A sentence from the Motor Vehicle Manual states that no person may stand in the travel portion of the highway to solicit a ride from the driver of any private vehicle.

Attendance Smashed At Informal Southern Furniture Mart

Registration figures for buyers at the informal Southern Furniture Mart showings ran above 1,500 at noon, surpassing the entire Monday to Saturday attendance and signaling a possible all time record. Major buyer centers like cage arrived, boosting optimism in the southern furniture industry amid drought relief news.

Southern Furniture Mart Mart Cage Southern Furniture

Tax Reviewers Hear 80 90 Complaints In Revaluation

Guilford County Commissioners met to hear about 80 to 90 tax complaints from small owners valued at 5000 dollars or less. They plan rechecks and set hearings for Friday in Greensboro with November sessions in High Point and Greensboro. The board also approved 3500 dollars for a High Point school bus and named O C Bevill to the agriculture board vacancy.

Guilford County Greensboro High Point High Point City O. C. Bevill Monroe Township Agriculture

City Court Declares Lottery Racketeering Ended

In Municipal Court Judge Archie Myatt suspended eight month sentences for James Steele and Sam Feemster who aided investigators and helped topple the local lottery ring. Feemster fined 25 dollars plus costs. Steele taxed with costs. Old arrests included Maggie Dye and John Martin with Martin appealing to the Supreme Court.

James Steele Sam Feemster Archie Myatt Feemster Steele Maggie Dye John Martin O. H. Leak B. A. Steele Mag Martin Supreme Court Greensboro Lottery Kingdom George Smith Smith Judge Myatt

Grants Return From Clinic Tour

Mr and Mrs J Marie Grant of Mills Home returned from a week long trip to New York City and northern points with their nine month old daughter Carol Ann The child was taken to clinics for congenital amputees at Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation West Orange New Jersey and the Alfred I du Pont Institute Wilmington Delaware Accompanying the Grants were Miss Estelle Crouch and Mrs Faye Papas cottage parents at Mills Home.

Thomasville J. Marie Grant Mills Home New York City Carol Ann Kessler Institute For Rehabilitation West Orange N. J Alfred I. du Pont Institute Wilmington Del Estelle Crouch Faye Papas Mills

United Fund Tops $85,000 in High Point Campaign

High Point’s United Fund reports $85,891 in cash and pledges toward a $184,740 goal as the campaign nears the halfway point. A full report meeting at 5:30 p.m. at the Sheraton Hotel will update results from division colonels and likely boost total collections.

High Point United Fund Sheraton Hotel Bland Worley

Festival Set Friday Night At Allen Jay

Allen Jay School announces its annual Halloween Festival for Friday night with a 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. chicken pie supper in the cafeteria. Tickets are on sale at the school office. The 7:30 p.m. auditorium program features a barnyard jamboree by primary grades, varied acts by seniors, a pantomime, and a baby contest with winners.

Allen Jay School Bob Whitaker California Edith Hudson St. George and the Dragonet Lltherete

Weather Not Deter Officials On High Rock Lake Tour

A Yadkin County delegation visits High Rock Lake with city leaders led by Mayor George Covington aiming to advance a reservoir plan in the Yadkin River Basin. Officials seek land sales from owners as land moves from GSA to highest bidder. tour ends with luncheon at a private lakeside home.

Yadkin County High Rock Lake George Covington Yadkin River Covington Yadkin High Rock Piedmont General Services Administration High Point

Local Talent To Take Over Circle K Show In Greensboro

Four acts from High Point travel to Greensboro to appear on the Circle K program at 7 p.m. Miss Evelyn McNeely notes this marks the third time High Point serves as guest city. Performers include Mary Savvas 9 Oriental dance Clyde Woods 13 impersonations Rogers Albertson 13 dulcimer Chester Mayfield 16 singer and the Square Dance Club members.

Greensboro Circle K Evelyn McNeely City Parks and Recreation Department High Point Mary Savvas Clyde Woods Rogers Albertson Chester Mayfield Square Dance Club

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Oak View Methodists Toru Miles Infant Mrs Etta Todd Arts & Crafts Department of Motor Vehicles W.L Charlotte mid-West Moffitt's Inc Moffitt’s Moffitt Thomas Clyde North St Witherow Johnson E. High St Allen Jay
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