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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1955

Page

7

Deaths and Funerals in High Point Area

Death notices for Mrs. Car lene Myers of Chapel Hill sister of F. H. Gray. M. J. Swaim 30 of High Point Memorial Hospital. Roger Perry 73 former grocer of Chatham County with service details. Services conducted at Walker Funeral Home Chapel Chapel Hill. West End Baptist Mission. Brown's Chapel Methodist Church. Interments at Oakwood Cemetery Floral Garden Park Cemetery church cemetery.

Carlene Myers Walker Funeral Home Chapel Hill Charles Hubbard High Point Oakwood Walter Miller Tom Kearns Everette Marsh Laurance Ingram Bob Hubbard Robert Haas Thornton Glover M. J. Swaim High Point Memorial Hospital West End Baptist Mission Fred Culler Jr Clarence Nida Rocky Knoll Baptist Church Greensboro Don Walker Newell McMahon Tom Allen Jr Paul Reavis Ralph Hall Earl Saunders Newell DeHart Dan Webb Floral Garden Park Cemetery Walker Roger Perry Mr. Perry Chatham County Jasper and Mary Bethinia Perry A. R. Perry South Rd Brown's Chapel Methodist Pittsboro Wade Perry Albuquerque N. Mex Brown’s Chapel Methodist Church Jimmie Hinson Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church Perry

JC's Solicit Contributions For Vietnam War Relief Drive

The High Point Jaycees join 56 countries in Operation Brotherhood to aid 750000 Vietnam refugees. U S Jaycees and International Rescue Committee sponsor the drive. Ngo dinh Di appeals free nations for transport housing food and care for refugees to counter Communist propaganda. Local Jaycees urge contributions to the Junior Chamber of Commerce box 812.

High Point Jaycees Jaycee Operation Brotherhood Vietnam U. S. Jaycees International Rescue Committee E. Buckner U. S Ngo Dinh di Zim Free Government of Jaycees Chamber of Commerce P. O

Simpson outlines European impressions after Geneva trip

Simpson spoke at Voiture 1136 of the Forty and Eight at the Rainbow Club. He credited the Marshall Plan for progress in Europe and contrasted postwar reconstruction in American and British Germany with the Russian zone. He cited Vienna conversations showing Austrian doubt about Russian aims and passive resistance. He praised West Germany as a real challenge to American industry and noted delays on a Moscow visa.

Taylor Simpson Rainbow Supper Club Europe Geneva Simpson Germany Vienna Austria West Germany Moscow

Graham Says He Was Only Partly Quoted

Evangelist Billy Graham says he was partly quoted when asked about morals in Norway. Lutheran minister Dr. Carl J. Preus says Norwegians were burned up at Graham for remarks about Norwegian morals being at a low ebb. Graham adds he did not mean to imply Norway’s morals are lower than the United States.

Asheville N.C Billy Graham Norway Carl J. Preus New York Graham United States

Florida Man Arrested On Fraud Count

A Florida man, Ralph G. Eaton 51 alias A D Baker of Tampa, was arrested on false pretense charges over a 1953 sale of a $20 000 press. He allegedly defrauded Ed Kemp editor and Fred Flagler Jr. of $7000 on a 7 page rotary press with a 90 day delivery promise. Bond set at 500 dollars, trial Nov 17 in Municipal Court. Also, a 27 year old Candor man Pete Conrad was jailed on bigamy charges with trial Sept 21.

Florida Ralph G. Eaton A. D. Baker Tampa Fla Ed Kemp The Beacon Fred Flagler Jr Winston- Salem Journal Eaton Rotary Press Pete Conrad

Suspended Sentences Handed Down in Municipal Court

A local man Robert Perry, 40, of 214 Hobson Street received four month, thirty day, and two month suspended terms for assault with a deadly weapon and property damage totaling seven months. He must pay $20 in fines and costs. The term opens a week of mixed jury sessions with other cases such as indecent exposure and concealed weapon charges.

Robert Perry Hobson St Bertha Johnson Mangum Ave Boyd H. Brevard Bing Perry Henry R. Holt Gray St Thomasville Rosetta Gray Hoover St Kathleen Davis Hoover Flats Cicero Garner Garner Wester C. Calhoun Kearnsville

Woman Dies at Funeral in San Rafael

Mrs Florence M Salazar collapsed in the arms of a funeral director yesterday and died at a funeral in San Rafael while attending the service for her brother in law John Jr She was the widow of Marion T Salazar sports editor of the old San Francisco Bulletin among her seven brothers and sisters is Prescott Sullivan sports columnist for the San Francisco Examiner

San Rafael Calif Florence M. Salazar John Jr Salazar Marion T. Salazar San Francisco Bulletin Prescott Sullivan San Francisco Examiner

Runabout Crash Kills Teen on Lake Leelanau

Inboard runabouts speeding in foggy darkness on Lake Leelanau in Leland Michigan crashed last night. One of five teenagers, 13-year-old Robert Dee, was presumed killed or drowned. The body was not recovered. four companions escaped injury. Boats were taken without permission from boat liveries.

Leland Mich Lake Leelanau Robert White Robert Dee

Alpha Rho Hosts Hobo Party for New Members

Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a hob o themed social for rushees and members at Mrs. Taylor Ken nerly’s basement 1007 Wellington. The 24 guests enjoyed hot dogs hobo salads and games around a campfire with prizes including cigars and chewing tobacco. A charity ball drive for the Day Center for Handicapped Children was launched with tickets donated by Kessler Printing Co and Bill Jeffries band. A model meeting for members and rushees is planned for Monday Sept 19.

John Kennedy Alpha Rho Beta Sigma Phi Shrine Club Bill Jeffries Band of Greensboro Kessler Printing Co Robert Ingram E. R. Lichauer Alpha Rho Chapter Hobo Ag Mo Max Meeks Arles McConkey Wade

Forest Hill Club Plans For Autumn Fashion Show

Forest Hill Garden Club presents an autumn fashion show to be held tomorrow at 8 pm. Adams Shop provides clothing for club members and their children models with Mrs Lou Loflin as narrator. Intermission features Bo Stafford, cake sale chaired by Mrs George Cornelius to fund community projects.

Forest Hill Club Forest Hill Garden Club Adams Shop Lou Loflin Bo Stafford George Cornelius

Dear Mary Haworth Advice on Loneliness and Self-Distrust

A woman recalls a fracture in a college romance with a married man and the social isolation that followed. Mary Haworth attributes lifelong emotional neglect, urges psychiatric reeducation for genuine fellowship, and advises pursuing new activities and later graduate study after personal healing.

P.N Jim Mary Haworth

Negroes Seek To Attend White School In Dallas

A federal suit against the Dallas Independent School District seeks to admit 28 Negro children to white classes near their homes. Judge Atwell set a Friday hearing after the NAACP and NAACP Atty A Simpson Tate reported refusals to enroll. Superintendent Dr W T White said segregation would stand during the study of the problem.

Dallas Tex Dallas Independent School District William H. Atwell National Assn. For the Advancement of People Naacp Atty A. Simpson Tate W. T. White

Cambridge man fined for disrupting Red Sox game

Charles W. Kweder of Cambridge paid a $25 fine after disturbing an assembly at Fenway Park during a Red Sox Indians game. He entered the field to shake hands with Ted Williams and was escorted off by park attendants. Kweder said the incident was worth it.

Boston Charles W. Kweder Cambridge Fenway Park Red Sox Indians Ted Williams Kweder

Sustaining Group Luncheon Set at Emerywood Country Club

The Sustaining members of the Junior League chaired by Mrs. New Royster Tucker will hold a luncheon tomorrow at Emerywood Country Club. The event starts at 12 30 p m with an unannounced program to follow. All sustaining members are urged to attend the fall kickoff meeting.

Honors group hosts hobo party at Kennerly home

A group from the Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority posed at Mrs. Taylor Kennerly’s 1007 Wellington home after a colorful hobo themed party. Mrs. John Kennedy won the prize for best dressed hobo in the event, with other members identified in the photo.

Alpha Rho Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Taylor Kennerly Wellington John Kennedy Max Meeks Charles McConkey Henry Stutts Howard Stutts Wade

Beta Upsilon Hosts Fall Fashion Meeting at Sorority

Miss Patricia McDowell hosted the Beta Upsilon Chapter model meeting of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Sorority at her home on Sherwood Drive. Mrs. Neal Allred presided. Mrs. B. J. Mickey reported on the Green Dragon Sale. Miss Ann Strickland of Tobias, Inc. showcased fall outfits with tips on coordinating wardrobe pieces and jewelry trends. Refreshments were served by Miss McDowell with Mrs. R. W. Key and Mrs. C. M. Venable assisting.

Patricia McDowell Sherwood Drive Beta Upsilon Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Sorority Neal Allred B. J. Mickey C. M. Venable Ann Strickland Tobias, Inc James R. W. Key Harold McGee Strickland Bermuda Shorts Were Among the Newer Styles. Also, Miss Strickland Miss McDowell Mesdames R. W. Key

Return Home After Weeklong Trip to Midwestern Canada

Mrs. Ralph Reddick and her son returned to Edgewood Ave after a week in Indiana Michigan and Canada. In Roann Indiana they stayed with Rev and Mrs Harold Schran. They were accompanied to Detroit and Windsor by Rey and Mrs Lehran. Mrs E A Morrison entered High Point Memorial Hospital for treatment in satisfactory condition. John graduated in June from the local high school.

Ralph Reddick Edgewood Ave Indiana Michigan Canada Roann Ind E. A. Morrison Walker St High Point Memorial Hospital le Whale Ane Peet Tale Mars Hill College John

YWCA News Daily Activity Schedule Snapshot

The clipping lists ongoing and upcoming YWCA activities and club events. Readouts include Guppies and Tadpoles swim sessions, mermaids and intermediate women’s swimming at the YM, plus supper meetings at K&W and various club gatherings. A book review coffee hour is slated for Friday morning.

Ywca - Iron B&p Adams Club K&w Modernettes Robins Club Clara Lackey Crews Y Priday

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