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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1948

Page

2

Rev Carl Rollen Key Takes Post As North Carolina Council Secretary

Durham report notes the Reverend Carl Rollen Key begins duties as executive secretary of the North Carolina Council of Churches as the group enters its 12th year. He comes from First Congregational in Tallmadge Ohio with a Vanderbilt Yale bequest and Elon college roots.

Durham Carl Rollen Key North Carolina Elon College Vanderbilt Yale Hartford Theological Seminary Virginia Connecticut Michigan Ohio Nansemond County Holland Council of Churches St. Mary's School Key Ernest J. Arnold N. C. Council of Churches Arnold Davidson College Frances Query

Two Recruits to be Sworn In in Charlotte

Benjamin J. T. Cothran of 806 Kearns Street and Bascom L. Williams of Liberty will go to Charlotte tomorrow to be sworn in for the United States Coast Guard. They are veterans with petty officer ratings and will be sent to Norfolk after formalities. The Coast Guard has room for two non veterans in September, but veterans are being accepted. quotas include Marines six and Navy about 24.

Benjamin J. T. Cothran Kearns Street Bascom L. Williams Liberty Charlotte United States Coast Guard Walter K. Light Norfolk Light Coast Guard Navy C. J. Rudeen Cecil Stuart Navy Recruiting Office Rudeen

Civil action filed by Cumberland Brick Co. in municipal court

The Cumberland Brick Company filed civil actions this morning against two defendants for unpaid merchandise. Homer E. Den Jr. is sued for 385.75 dollars and W B Key for 219.50 dollars.

Cunningham Brick Company Homer E.den, Jr W. B. Key

Peterson's Ointment gains fame for pile relief

A Buffalo druggist created an ointment that quickly eases itching and irritation from piles. The product known as Peterson's Ointment became a national favorite with a 40¢ box or 60¢ applicator tube, backed by a money back offer.

Buffalo Peterson

Meanest Man Steals Bride-To-Be’s Money at Store

Mary Gwendolyn Jones, 19, a Pilot Life Insurance employee, planned to marry John B. Gibson Jr. this Saturday. While shopping for home items at Kress’s store, she left her purse containing three weeks’ pay on the counter and returned to find it vanished.

Mary Gwendolyn Jones Pilot Life Insurance Company John B. Gibson, Jr Kress

Church League Plans More Dry Campaigns

Thomasville report says Allied Church league executive committee will meet at Mills Home to map further prohibition campaigns in North Carolina. Rev N M Ellis says a statement on immediate dry-force plans will be issued and notes 20 counties have outlawed beer and wine sales while petitions exist in 11 more. The goal is at least 40 counties by March and a state wide referendum.

Thomasville Allied Church League Mills North Carolina N. M. Ellis Gastonia State League Mr. Ellis

Ilderton Urges Safe Driving For Labor Day Weekend

Horace G. Ilderton of Grace G. Uderton Inc., High Point, urges motorists to practice safe driving for Labor Day travel. He cites a police chiefs survey finding one in three cars had hazardous defects such as brakes lights tires and wipers.

Horace G. Ilderton Grace G. Uderton, Inc Ealership High Point Ilderton Dodge International Association of Police Chiefs United States Canada Uderton

Fort Jackson Blast Kills Three at Army Training Site

An explosion at Fort Jackson South Carolina yesterday killed three soldiers and critically injured three others while recruits were en route to a machine gun demonstration. Twenty more sustained lesser injuries. investigators withheld details pending inquiry.

Fort Jackson S. C Anderson P. Neely Post Public Information Thomas W. Lingafelt Morganton N. C Charles F. Merritt, Jr Salisbury John E Burgaw Moore Glade Spring, Va L. J. Lenon Charles R. King Ana W. Va

Funeral services for Henry E Cashatt at Mitchells Grove church

Henry E. Cashatt 51 died at home 1206 Filbert street after years of declining health. He is survived by wife Clara Craven and five brothers and a sister. Funeral services Thursday at 6 from Mitchells Grove Methodist church with interment in Lebanon cemetery. Also notes on Ridge family funeral at First Baptist church with pallbearers and interment in Oakwood.

Henry EK. Cashatt Henry E. Cashatt Filbert Street Wor County William H Marinda Jane Warner Cashatt Old County Clara Craven Lewis Cashatt Dave Cashatt Mitchell Grove Everett Cashatt Raleigh Ivey Cashatt New York City Milton Cashatt Virginia Matilda Sechrest Jamestown Mitchell's Grove Methodist Church C. B. Newton Calvary Methodist Church A. Burgess Lebanon Cemetery William Penn Ridge Asaenn Ridge First Baptist Church A. B. Conrad Wilson O. Weldon First Methodist Aea Marvin Slate Bill Connor Junie Smith Noah Davis Arry Monroe S. D. Gibson Glenn Hedrick

Men Born In 1924 Register Tomorrow

Draft registration for men born in 1924 starts tomorrow morning and lasts two days while registrants from yesterday wrap up the year. Draft Board Chairman Fraley cites about 300 registrations yesterday with clerks working to 5 pm. two more volunteers, Miss Unity Nash and Miss Virginia Calhoun, helped today, joining yesterday’s helper N A Brewer. The passage also notes the barracuda, a tropical sea pike likely to attack humans.

Draft Board Fraley Unity Nash Virginia Calhoun N. A. Brewer

Police stop reasons by motorist contacts list

The report lists the reasons for police contact with motorists in order of frequency: stop sign violations, signal light violations, right of way violations, improper driver signals, and reckless driving.

You Overlook the Obvious Advantages of My System

A comic line from LAFF-A-DAY mocks a speaker who insists that sitting down makes him feel at home. The joke hinges on misused grammar and a punchy delivery. The panel relies on visual cues to enhance the humor.

Isotopes Come Into Everyday Knowledge as Tracers

Radioisotopes are explained as forms of elements with different weights that emit rays. Scientists use natural and artificial isotopes as tracers to follow chemical and physiological processes and to treat diseases with targeted radiation.

U. S. Atomic Energy Commission Medicine Biolor

Young Democrats to elect officers in Guilford County meeting

Guilford County Young Democrats meet at 8 PM in courtroom 1 Greensboro to elect officers for the coming year and appoint the executive committee. The group will consider amendments to the county organization constitution and possible state constitution changes. Nominations include Miss Virginia Perry and Stedman Hines.

Guilford County Greensboro J. J. Shields Virginia Perry Cohn Stedman Hines

No Improvement Seen In Gantt's Condition

Condition of R. B. Gantt confined to Baptist hospital Winston Salem for several weeks remained critical this morning with no signs of improvement. He is not allowed visitors, hospital officials said.

R. B. Gantt Baptist Hospital Winston- Salem Gantt

Victory Ointment marketed for skin relief in wartime

Wartime advertising promotes Victory Ointment as a white antiseptic cooling treatment for eczema psoriasis rashes athletes foot and other skin troubles. It claims rapid relief safe for babies and children with a money back guarantee and distribution through Eckerd's Sor Harris Jeff's Drug Anderson Mann's Galloway and local druggists.

Eckerd

Wallace Campaign Stops Face Threats and Segregation Barriers

Alabama events planned from Huntsville to Birmingham show a tense Wallace campaign. Police promise to enforce segregation laws at the Birmingham court house address as protesters threaten disruption and the running mate Taylor faces a disorderly conduct charge in Birmingham.

Alabama Wallace Huntsville Albertville Gadsden Birmingham Bessemer Jackson Miss Senator Taylor Idaho Southern N Youth Congress Taylor Eugene (Bull) Connor Connor

Guernsey Breeders In Wayne Promote Better Production

Wayne County Guernsey Breeders Association reports two projects to boost milk production. A county Guernsey sale sold 3 cows and 19 heifers, with 19 imports from Virginia. 15 percent deductions reduced total bids. Star Dust of Coniston Hall topped the sale at 340 dollars, bought by A W Aycock.

Raleigh Wayne County Guernsey Breeders Association G. Mark Goforth State College Extension Service Virginia E. G. Bagley Kenbridge Wayne County Star Dust Coniston Hall A. W. Aycock Fremont Palmer Haven Little Kane Inverness Kane

Zhdanov Founder of Cominform and Soviet Leader Dies

Zhdanov, a key Soviet policy maker and driving force behind Cominform, died after years as a Politburo member and Lenningrad defense leader. His funeral set for Red Square with a state lying in the Hall of Columns and interment at the Kremlin wall.

Cominform Communist National Information Bureau Poland Prem Marshal Tito Yugoslavia Zhdanov Moscow Red Square Kremlin Communist Party of the Soviet Union Supreme Soviet Council of the Union Stalin Leningrad Communist Party

Mexico City worker sees wage drop as prices soar

John Doe, known locally as Fula de Tal, reports his salary fell from 20.61 to 14.56 while the cost of essentials climbs. The text notes rapid price increases and cites a separate U.S. stat about a fire breaking out every 20 seconds.

Mexico City INS Mexico John Dow Fula de Tal

Black-Draught Laxative Featured for Constipation Relief

The advertisement touts Black-Draught as a friendly laxative that relieves upset stomach caused by constipation. It promises prompt, thorough action when used as directed and claims a low cost per dose.

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