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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1948
Page
23
Fish collections from samples along the shoreline show bluegill lead in reproduction, followed by largemouth bass, then catfish. Other species appear in order: warmouth, crappie, shiner, with ample stock reported.
Health and Accident Associations of the United Benefit Life Insurance company gave $25. The other donation of $5 was made by Mrs. James Shepherd of Winston-Salem. The collections cannot give a precise picture of the fish stock but aid the biologist in estimating. The commission urges a follow up survey within three years to gauge fish abundance. Neal presents facts showing fish exist in the city lake.
Reports detail Japanese pressure on the Peiping Hankow rail line and French border tensions, while Pershing’s anniversary honors are marked in France. Dewey fights to sustain the Hines rackets case as High Point cops chase taxi robbers. Local ads note prices, housing for rent, and circus acts as war bond goals loom and aviation cadet programs attract applicants.
The notice outlines enrollment rules for 7 to 16 year olds under North Carolina law, with age, residency, and tuition requirements for non residents. It lists registration dates, fees for textbooks and instruments, and a noon dismissal for the first day with lunch service starting September 21.
The home simplicity trend favors simple line convector radiators. They adapt to contemporary interiors and can be recessed in walls to free floor space, benefiting small homes and enhancing room heating efficiency.
For first class machinists, mechanical draftsmen, machine shop foremen, bulldozer operators, and road machine men, employers offer positions with experienced applicants encouraged to apply locally. Salary and benefits discussed upon interview.
Gurley, a High Point native, is believed to be among the youngest appointed Sunday school superintendent at eighteen. For four years he has led the Bataca class and serves as chair of the pastoral and Bible school committees. Married to Lou Jordan, they reside at 2130 Edgewood Avenue with no children.
Funeral services for Pvt Julian R McGhee 19 of Jamestown Rt 1 who died in France will be held at Bates Memorial Wesleyan Methodist church this afternoon at 3 o'clock with full military honors by High Point Post 619 VFW. Burial is in Hickory Chapel cemetery. The body will be returned to his parents home at noon. John B Penny 82 of near Fuquay Springs dies. survivors include wife two daughters and many grandchildren with services at Piney Grove Church cemetery.
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