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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1944
Page
2
Funeral services for Ollie Eds will be held Thursday with W. F. Elliott, pastor, officiating. The body will lie in state at the church until the service and viewing ends at the funeral. The remains rest at Hoover's at Home and may be viewed until 11 a.m. Thursday.
Brooks Memorial church on Fairview Street opens Monday September 25 at 6 30 a m to enroll children ages two through five for a weekly fee of 1 80. Parents are urged to bring their youngsters to the new school. In Mt Vernon Baptist church Willig Workers sponsor a Clover Leaf Tea at the American Legion Hall on Hoover Street Thursday at 8 p m with a prize for the person who brings the most four leaf clovers. Birthday party honors Evelyn White with guests and games at 5 p m. many gifts received. Plagiarism defined as copying others work, contrasted with ancient times when it meant kidnapping or stealing.
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey addressed about 7,000 at the Ice Coliseum in Portland arguing there is no indispensable man and outlining a GOP program of freedom and security for all. He planned to continue to San Francisco for a speech and to resume his campaign train southward after a near-tragic road incident delayed his arrival.
A Washington discussion questions government funding for families to visit overseas graves of servicemen after the war and whether bodies should be brought home. President says Congress may consider legislation to allow visits at government expense, with costs likely running into millions as deaths near 100000.
United Mine Workers outlines objectives for a soft coal contract including a seven hour work day, broader inclusion of supervisory and technical staff at stated salaries, and free equipment. The No 1 item is a basis rate increase to be set later by a policy committee. Negotiations begin next March unless ceilings change.
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