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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1943

Page

8

Weather Outlook for Carolinas Warm and Scattered Thunderstorms

North Carolina remains warm this afternoon tonight and Friday morning with cooler air in the far north late tonight and Friday morning. Scattered thundershowers affect the north and west this afternoon and the south tonight. South Carolina stays warm through tonight and Friday forenoon with scattered mountain showers this afternoon and showers in the north tonight and Friday forenoon.

North Carolina North South South Carolina

Franklin Takes Own Life By Carbolic Acid Death

Carson R. Franklin aged 57 of High Point is reported to have died by drinking carbolic acid. Funeral services are set for Friday at Fairfield Methodist Church with Rev. S. E. Taylor officiating. Burial will follow in Fairfield Cemetery. Franklin had been staying with his brother in Archdale and had recently separated from his wife. He is survived by his widow, one son J. E. Franklin, two brothers Fred and Dennis Franklin, and a grandchild. The coroner's investigation was not expected to require an inquest.

Carson R. Franklin High Point Fairfield Methodist Church S. E. Taylor Prospect Street Franklin Archdale Guilford County Samuel and Maude Bundy Franklin J. E. Franklin Route Four Fred Dennis Franklin Roonce Funeral Home

Funeral Rites For Harrison and Brown Held Nearby

Funeral services were held for David R. Harrison 63 a longtime resident. He died at his home on Ames street after a brief illness. Burial was in Oakwood cemetery with pallbearers from Alma Desk Company. Miss Oline V. Brown 42 died at Baptist hospital Winston Salem. services at Central Friends church with music by Dorothy Hoskins. Interment Floral Garden cemetery. John H Kalte resigned from city council appeared on crutches after injuring ankle during blackout incident while directing traffic.

David R. Harrison Ames Street R. R. Jackson West End Alma Desk Company Weer W. J. Hardy Marvin Davis C. R. Thomas Theady Myers P. M. Hill C. M. Montgomery West End Church Olnie V. Brown Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Central Friends Church Julian S. Hopkins Greentreet Baptist Church Dorothy Hoskins John Knard Effie Cox Jack Dunn de Teague James Blackwell Fou Lee Morgan Reuben Davis Floral Garden Cemetery John H. Kalte J. W. Slate

Men and Women in Service Updates

Pvt. Broadus L. Guthrie transferred from Keesler Field Mississippi to engineer signal school in New York City. Roy B. Culler arrives at Norwich University Vermont for elementary flying training. Cpl. Max L. Collins graduates RAF technical training command at Chanute Field Illinois. Lt. Herman W. Bernard at Camp Davis AA artillery school. Pfc. Jim H. Hankins reports for airplane mechanic training at Gulfport Field Mississippi. Cpl. Charles A. Michael graduates from AAF technical training command school in Detroit Michigan.

Broadus L. Guthrie E Clara Cox Apts Keesler Field Miss Engineer Signal School New York City Guthrie Culler Vermont Roy B. Culler Sunset Drive Norwich University North Field Cpl Max L. Collins W. L. Collins Barker Street RAF Technical Training Command Chanute Field Ill Michael Charles A. Michael A. H. Michael AAF Technical Training Command Detroit Mich

Judge Seeks Change in High Point Court Opening

Judge D C MacRae proposed to the High Point bar calendar committee that the Superior Court start Monday afternoon or Tuesday morning to clear the heavy Monday municipal docket. Clerk Joseph Shore opposed the change citing confusion with other courts and potential harm to the High Point court.

D. C. MacRae High Point Bar Calendar Committee High Point Superior Court Allen Gwyn Superior Court Joseph Shore High Point MacRae Shore High Point Court

Pvt Elliott Wynne Returns to Camp Lee After Leave

Pvt Elliott Wynne, previously a High Point College student, spent a few days with friends and left yesterday to return to his post at Camp Lee Virginia.

Pvt Elliott Wynne Camp Lee High Point College

School Cafeterias Sell Most Foods At Five Cents

Charles F. Carroll announces that despite higher food costs and labor expenses, school cafeterias will keep most items at five cents per serving. Some dishes with meats and fruits will cost seven or ten cents, while pure meats like ham roast beef and chicken pie rise to ten cents.

Charles F. Carroll Carroll

Wesley Camp Meeting Near Airport Road Ends Labor Day

Dr John R Church evangelist from Winston Salem and Rev Jimmie Gibson from Ireland lead the John Wesley camp meeting in a tabernacle near the CCC camp. Rev Joseph Crouse directs music. services run through Labor Day with 10 30 a m and 8 p m sermons Friday and a 3 p m address by Gibson. An all day service is planned for September 6 with lodging and meals available at reasonable rates.

John R. Church Winston-Salem Jimmie Gibson Ireland John Wesley Airport Road CCC Joseph Crouse Greensboro Dr. Church

Rotary Service Men Lauded At Meeting Today

Rotary club members paid tribute to four members serving in the armed forces Major Charles W. McAnally Jr Captain Nathan Ayers Captain E McCall of the U S Army and Lt J Welch Harris of the Navy Brief talks described each man’s current service duties Captain Glenn Perry a High Point physician recently returned from North Africa was a guest also present Rotarians from Roxboro and Charlotte attended along with Ray Parrish and Ray Palmer

Rotary Club Armed Forces Charles W. McAnally Nathan Ayers E. McCall U. S. Army J. Welch Harris Navy Glenn Perry High Point North Africa Ray Parrish Roxboro Ray Palmer Charlotte

Foreclosure Sale of High Point Street Assessments

In Guilford County North Carolina the City of High Point intends to sell at public auction the property on Lindsay Street as part of a foreclosure of street assessment liens. The sale, at 11 00 AM, will be held at the front of City Hall. The parcel lies in the Lindsay Street area within the High Point subdivision as recorded.

Edith Moore Sherrod Genevieve Moore PF & Creetwas Guilford County BF Jackson Melon Jackson High J. J. Jackwoll Helen Jackwu Helen Jackwu Which Caun City Hall City of High Point Lindsay Street Lelig High Poterford Q County Guil County N. J Lindsay

Two Divorces Filed Today In High Point Court

Regina Frost Warner and Zebulon Francis Warner faced divorce filings citing two years separation after a Sept 1939 marriage and Aug 1941 separation. Leena Thompson Solomon seeks bed and board divorce from M L Solomon alleging withdrawal of support, abuse, and requests for alimony attorney fees and court costs.

High Point Regina Frost Warner Zebulon Francis Warner Leena Thompson Solomon Bed and Board M. L. Solomon

Quebec talks shift from beginnings to war politics

The report notes the Quebec conference focused on political aspects of the European war rather than extensive military planning. It states Russia was consulted on military operations and related political situations, with Stalin's willingness to meet kept as a state secret, and no new Anglo American proposals expected.

Canada Quebec Europe State Department Russia United States Britain Department Marshal Stalin Moscow Washington London Stalin

War talk on Marcus Island base and Pacific strategy

An analysis argues Marcus Island would serve as a key air base and staging post for Allied operations against Japan. It contemplates a southern and Aleutian drive with Mountbatten forces, notes the navy’s potential to engage Japan’s fleet, and questions the feasibility of occupying Marcus Island. The piece also reports San Diego county officers securing a pay increase after three and a half years, and a note on blue jays mimicking human speech.

Japan Southwest Pacific Aleutian Islands Burma United Nations Lord Louis Mountbatten Marcus Island Rising Sun Tokyo San Diego Calif San Diego County County Board of Supervisors

Questioning Marcus Island Raid Shapes Pacific Strategy

The Sept 2 report weighs three possible aims of the U S Navy raid on Marcus Island in Japan and its implications for Allied pressure on Tokyo. Possible aims include preparation for occupation, a feint guiding other moves, or a hit run for morale.

Washington Sept Pacific U. S. Navy Marcus Island Japan

Civil Service Examination for Clerk Classes Set

The High Point Civil Service Commission announces a civil service examination for clerk first second and third class. The exam is on September 9 1943 at 730 PM in the council chamber city hall. Applications must be filed by 5 PM September 7 1943 at the Civil Service Office 808 Security Bank Building telephone 2128.

Civil Service Council Chamber Civil Service Commission Civil Service Office James B. Lovelace High Point Civil Service Commission

Vet Of Pacific Fights Speaks At Tomlinson

Chief Gunner's Mate L. Starret of Portland Oregon, with five ships shot from under him in five major Pacific engagements, addressed about 600 Tomlinson workers at a meeting urging full support for the third war loan drive to hasten invasion in both war theatres. He has a Purple Heart for gallantry and fought in the Guadalcanal battle.

Armed Services L. Starret Portland Oregon Tomlinson Starret Guadalcanal

OPA Ration Changes Raise Points for Butter and Certain Meats

The Office of Price Administration adjusts ration values for butter and various meat items. No change for lard shorting cheese or cooking oils. lamb fore saddle cuts and lamb patties drop one point. beef rib steaks and roasts gain points. canned fish with over 20 percent rationed fish now 12 points per pound. Several fruits and frozen foods rise, while some canned beans and vegetables fall.

OPA

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