Ward to Address Guilford County Democratic Meet
D L Ward of New Bern will be principal speaker at the biennial Guilford county Democratic convention to be held at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon April at the county courthouse in Greensboro. Five precinct committeemen will be elected and delegates named. executive committee to meet April 27 after the county convention to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Hines
Guilford County
Democratic Five
M. O.yrick
Greensboro
Tie Party
Teensboro
Hines
D. L. Ward
New Bern
Raleigh
Local Red Cross list shows firms donating full drive total
The Red Cross chapter reported a large list of firms contributing 100 percent to the current 30,000 drive. Names include Penny Proffitt grocery C A Lewis grocery Hearne grocery Ingram s food store Carolina food store Vaughn food store Paul Younts package store J E Ward store Esso grocery Biltmore hotel and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Curren 5
Penny Proffitt
C. A. Lewis
F. . Hearne
Ingram’'s
Carolina Food
Vaughn Food
Paul Younts
J. E. Ward
Esso
Brentwood Grcery
Malpass
Rongi
Hillcrest
Chestnut Street Grocery
Meer’s
Horne’s
Served Drive
Marine Oil Company
Biltmore
B. and W. Frame
Smoak
Texas Company
Warner's Transfer Co
Lewis and Holmes Motor Freight
Acme Transfer and Storage Co
Hood System Bank
Security Nationa Bank
Piedmont Building and Loan Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Piedmont Auto Finance
Guilford Finance Corporation
Two Children Hurt On Way To School
Arnold Proctor an 11 year old resident of 810 Union street and Donie Hendrix a nine year old of 517 Union street were struck by a City Transit bus backing on Gurley street as they crossed on the way to school. Both were hospitalized with injuries. Clayton Proctor, Arnold’s younger brother, was injured in a related suit involving damages from a separate accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Proctor
Union Street
Donie Hendrix
City Transit
Rufus McInnes
Leonard Street
Gurley Street
Clayton Proctor
Arnold
G. D. Proctor
English Street
Lafayette C. Heywood
Carter Fabrics Corporation
Supreme Court
Ito Vail Street
Proctore
Vail Street
Gurley
Hendrix
Proctor
Tor
Warehouse Body to Meet in Charlotte
April 1 report the annual meeting of the Caro as cotton warehouse association is scheduled to be held here Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
The
Caroas Cotton Warehouse Association
Two Soldiers Held On Charges Of Auto Theft
Pfc. Edward Nogas and Pfc. Arthur J. Lynch, both ORD Greensboro, were arrested on larceny of an automobile belonging to Donald B. Carrick. Each posted $1,000 bond and were injured in a wreck after stealing the car on Sherrod Street. released to military authorities for medical treatment until trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nogas
Arthur J. Lynch
Ord
Greensboro
Donald B. Carrick
Sherrod Street
Nogas
Lynch
Clarence R. Green
Longstreet
Carlet Taylor
Fairview Street
Wool Dominates Australia’s Economic Engine
The report identifies wool as the principal driver of Australia’s economy, shaping export profits, employment, and rural income. It notes global demand for Australian wool supports farmers, textile industries, and related sectors, reinforcing wool’s outsized role in national prosperity.
Permits Issued For 463 055 In Building In March
City building inspector reports March permits totaling 463 055, lifting the July 1 to March 31 total to 1 598 025. The figure dwarfs the 230 734 spent in the same period last year, with industrial construction making the largest share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Ingram
Ingram
Dorothy Sandra Wear Funeral Rites Held
Graveside services for Dorothy Sandra Wear infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Burley Wear were held Sunday at 10 30 am. Rev B A Mitchell of Abbott Creek Baptist church led the rites with Cary J Davis and Rev Mitchell singing Rock of Ages. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Sandra Wear
Burley Wear
B. A. Mitchell
Abbott Creek Baptist Church
Cary J. Davis
Mitchell
Funeral rites for infant James B Mullis Jr at Four Square Tabernacle
Funeral services were held for five month old James Brooks Mullis Jr. at the Four Square Tabernacle on English Street with Rev. S E Taylor and Rev. O L Watkins officiating. Dorothy Taylor and Phillys Newton sang jewels and Sometime We'll Understand with Myra Caudle at piano. Pallbearers included Lee Smith Lawrence Moore Billy Smith and Cy Brooks. Interment followed at Floral Garden cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brooks Mullis Jr
James Bullis
Prospect Street
Four Square Tabernacle
English Street
S. E. Taylor
O. L. Watkins
Dorothy Taylor
Phillys Newton
Myra Caudle
Lee Smith
Lawrence Moore
Billy Smith
Cy Brooks
Floral Garden Cemetery
Pioneer Mayo Dies at 77 in Mobile Paper Sulphate Work
Edward H. Mayo aged 77 died in Mobile after a long career in paper making. Born in Orono, Maine, Mayo is credited with pioneering the production of sulfate pulp from southern newsprint fibers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Edward H. Mayo
Orno
Maine
Kilmer Swamp Root promoted for kidney relief
Advertises Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a herbal kidney remedy claiming relief from backache and urinary issues. Promises free samples by sending name and address to Kilmer Co Stamford Connecticut and notes druggists sell the product. Also includes a motivational moral line about willingness and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de T D. Kilmer & Co., Inc
Stamford
Conn
Preview of Easter Apparel by William Penn PTA
The William Penn PTA presents a preview of Easter apparel tonight in the school auditorium with over thirty ladies and children in the fashion show. Mrs. Ora Peebles chairs the event aimed at making it a standout affair. The program features spring dresses suits and evening wear. Master Singers set to perform at Emmanuel Baptist Church Tuesday night at 8 with public invited. Leonard Street School PTA to meet Tuesday April 2 at 8 pm. Mrs. M D Rivers grade six to present a short program. parents and friends urged to attend.
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William Penn Pta
Ora Peebles
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Leonard 8St
Leonard Street
M. D. Rivers
Mrs. Lillie Sink Dies at Home in Davidson County
Mrs. Lillie Leonard Sink widow of Charles Alpheus Sink died at her home in Thomasville Route 1 after an extended illness. Survivors include four daughters Mrs. C. B. Fowler Mrs. E. A. Hatcher Jr Mrs. W. H. Weir Jr and Jewel Sink nine grandchildren five great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 p m from Rich Fork Baptist Church with Rev. W W Sears officiating burial in Calvary Church Cemetery. The body to be returned to the home at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
Lillie Leonard Sink
Charles Alpheus Sink
Asville
Rt. 1
Sink
Rich Fork
High Point
W. H. Weir, Jr
Atlanta
Georgia
Jewel S
W. W. Sears
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Calvary E Formed Church
Hadley Brady dies after long illness at 50
Hadley Brady 50, died at a local hospital after a prolonged illness. Born January 22, 1896 in Randolph County, he lived 33 years in the city with his brother Comer Brady at 804 West Green Street. Survived by four brothers and two half-brothers, funeral Tuesday at First Pilgrim Holiness Church with interment at Floral Garden cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley Brady
Mr. Brady
Randolph County
William
Emma Stuart Brady
Comer Brady
West Green Street
Leviner Memorial Church of God
O. L. Brady
T. E. Brady
Comer
West End Baptist Church
Floral Garden Cemetery
Legion Post Holds Urgent Meeting On War Memorial Drive
Commander Bob Fountain of the Andrew Jackson post asks all members to attend tonight at 72:30 o clock at West Commerce and Jacobs streets for an important post meeting. Nominations for new officers will be submitted for the May election and June installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Fountain
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
H.P.T
West Commerce
Jacobs Streets
Fountain
Legion
Deaths Henry E. Lewis Dies Statesville Attorney
Statesville April 1 Funeral services for Henry E. Lewis a local attorney will be held this afternoon. He died after a two week illness. For 35 years he practiced law with his brother John G. Lewis in Statesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Lewis
Statesville
John G. Lewis
Mrs. Annie Everington 90 Dies in Thomasville
Mrs. Annie E. Caton Everington 90 longtime Thomasville resident died at her son’s home after a six month illness. Born December 12 1855 she was married to John A. Everington who died in 1922. Survived by son George A. Everington three grandsons and several relatives. Funeral from Walker funeral home Tuesday at eight to Kinston for 1 p.m. services with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Thomasville
Annie E. Caton Everington
G. A. Everington
Everington
Idon Street
Riley
Helen Galloway Caton
Craven County
John A. Everington
George A. Everington
D. H. Everington
High Point
W. T. Everington
Washington, D. C
George A. Everington, Jr
Walker Funeral Home
Kinston
Maple Grove
Cancer Director To Be In Thomasville
Harry A. Murphy of New York will open the American Cancer Society fund drive in Thomasville with a 11 10 a m talk at the high school auditorium. Myrtle Ellen LaBarr will introduce him. The drive is led by the Woman's Club and runs through April with participants from High Point and Thomasville. Davidson county co commanders include Mrs Ralph Wilson Mrs John R Myers and Dr F L Mock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Harry A. Murphy
New York
American Cancer Society
Myrtle Ellen LaBarr
N. C
High Point
Murphy
Woman's Club
Davidson County
Ralph Wilson
John R. Myers
F. L. Mock
Rt. 3
Lexingon
Six Negroes Sent To Fort Bragg For Induction
Six local Negroes left the draft board early this morning for Fort Bragg for final induction into the armed forces. The inductees are James Theodore Johnson, Jasper Lee Smith, George Lee Ellis, Howard Dunlap, Theodore June Little, and David Bryson Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bragg
Armed Forces
James Theodore Johnson
Jasper Lee Smith
George Lee Ellis
Howard Dunlap
Theodore June Little
David Bryson Mitchell
Mrs Longstreet Seeks Longer Life By Eating Wax
Mrs. Helen Dor tch Longstreet widow of a Confederate general promotes eating the waxy pollen residue from honey as a life extender. She seeks a Russian formula via Ambassador Harriman and cites Prof Nikolai Tsitsin’s studies on longevity in centenarians and pollen consumption.
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Mrs. Longstreet
AP News
Atlanta
Helen Dortch Longstreet
Harriman
Nikolai Y. Tsitsin
Tsitsin
Infant Daughter Of E L Wilson Dies
Rebecca Ann Wilson infant daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Wilson of 16 A Clara Coxhomes died at a local hospital Sunday morning at four o clock Surviving are two brothers Marshall Lee and Lamar Wilson and a sister Faye Sonja Wilson all of High Point Also surviving are paternal grandparents Chas Wilson of Ellerbee and maternal grandfather Alvin Freeman of Norman Funeral services were at the graveside this afternoon at four thirty by Rev J P H McNatt and interment followed in Floral Garden cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Ann Wilson
E. L. Wilson
Clara Coxhomes
Idden
Marshall Lee
Lamar Wilson
Faye Sonja Wilson
High Point
Chas. Wilson
Ellerbee
Alvin Freeman
Norman
J. P. H. McNatt
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
Floral Garden Cemetery
Jury Drawn For Civil Superior Court Cases
Guilford superior civil court opened its second week with a jury empaneled for the case of L. H. Creasy versus G. and M. motor transfers Inc. Trial was set to begin this afternoon before Judge W H S Burgwyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford
April Fools Day Weather and Pranks Report
The weather man posted a chilly April Fools Day with a 38.7 degree thermometer dip and homes relit fires as teeth chattered. New York snow lingered while Friendship forecast warmer days with a low around 10 above last night. School jokers thrived while women rushed department stores seeking nylon hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weather Bureau
Friendship
Municipal Court To Hold Session Tonight
The second night session of the municipal court convenes at 7 30 in the county building court room tonight. The first session was held last Monday night and the night court aims to clear weekend arrests and resolve pending cases as a two week Guilford superior civil court term requires the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
County Building
Guilford Superior Civil Court
Wofford Suffers Three Broken Limbs In Auto Crash
F L Wofford of Route 1 suffered both arms and a leg injury when an automobile driven by Robert J Wagger of Parkway 308 struck the Deep River road abutment near 5:30 pm. Wagg er and Mrs Wofford were treated for cuts and bruises at Boulevard unit hospital. The boy escaped injury. Wagger claimed an unidentified car forced him off the road before the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Wofford
Rt. 1
Robert J. Wagger
Parkway
Wofford
Jpe
Deep River Road
Boulevard Unit Hospital
Wagger
Fees
Toay
Warner
Chemists to Meet in Winston-Salem Saturday
The Piedmont section of the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists holds its spring meeting in Winston-Salem this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Piedmont Section
American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists
Glass snake described as lizard not a snake
A creature labeled as a glass snake is clarified as not a true snake but a type of lizard. The distinction emphasizes its reptile classification and physical traits.
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George Wood
Moose Patrol
Fred Haeflinger
Johnny Bell
Zimmerman
Vernon Zimmerman
Tommy Wood
Jack Peacock
Buzze
Bich Point
S. Main ST
Madame Donna
Onville Rd
County
English St
Grace Flower Shop
Washington
DR. B. F. Thomas
Security Bank
Cecil
Office Equipment CO
J. F. Bivins
PD. D. Coxe
Guilford Radio Service
W. Commerce ST
Radio—Sound——Industrial Electronics
Security National
James B. Mullis JR
N. Lt. Garnerson Agency
C. A. Sink
Sideloff Oil and Coal CO
W. Russel St
Prome
Legion Post
Bragg
George F. Chronic
Chronic
Jeff
N. Main
Nat Walker
Walgreen
Dr. Scholl
Drug and Dept. Stores
Albert
Uberi
South Main ST
Doors Center Theatre
Westinghouse Dealer Utility Appliance CO
Main ST
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Southern Motor CO
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