Local Boys Celebrate Big Week At Red Shield Club
Some 442 boys of the Red Shield Boys Club take part in a school week of activities including a carnival at the Salvation Army Citadel. Local hypnotist Norman McClure will entertain after a series of events and staff like Leroy Collins, Howard Barrier, and Bob Walton guide the program as part of the national Boys Clubs of America system started in New England and fed through 1906.
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Red Shield
Natonal
Salvation Army Citadel
Norman McClure
Leroy Collins
Greensboro
Howard Barrier
Underwood
Charles Exum
Bob Walton
Community Chest
Boys’ Club
New England
Boys’ Clubs of America
Herriet Hoover
Young Holloday Dies in Thomasville Hospital
Robert Ed Bobby Holloday Jr fourteen died in a local hospital after a long illness He was born December 31 in Hampton South Carolina and had lived in Thomasville since 1946 He was a Life Scout in Boy Scouts Troop 21 and a member of Memorial Methodist Church Surviving are his parents a sister and a brother and two grandmothers Funeral services will be at Memorial Methodist Church Thursday at 11 am with interment in Holly Hills Cemetery
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Thomasville
Robert Ed
Bobby) Holloday, Jr
Robert E
Lillian Stanhey Jr
Hampton
S. C
Colonial Drive School
Seb Ang
Semincial Methodist Church
Boy Scouts
Randolph Street
Ann Holloday
Tommy Holloday
T. E. Stanley
Hampton, S. C
Ge W. J. Holloday
Brunson, S.C
Memorial Methodist Church
Wilson O. Weldon
J. C. Greene and Sons Funeral Home
Holly Hills Cemetery
Buckner Infant Dies in Thomasville
Infant Michael Wayne Buckner, son of Nat and Blanche Buckner, died early today in Thomasville. Funeral service will be held Tuesday at 4 PM at Walker Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Mack Summey officiating. Interment in Holly Hills Cemetery. Survived by parents, three sisters Nancy Buckner, Frances Buckner, Mrs. Edward Arrington of Newport News VA, and Mrs. W. J. Daligny of Thomasville.
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Thomasville
Michael Wayne Buckner
Nat
Blanche Daligny Buckner
Trinity Street
Walker Funeral Home
Mack Summey
Carolina Avenue Artist Church
Holly Hills
Edward Arrington
Newport News
Nancy
Frances Buckner
W. J. Daligny
Nylon fabrics spark easy clean up for homes
Nylon upholstery offers quick cleaning with soap and water ideal for spaces where children gather. This durable fabric cleans easily, maintaining appearance in busy rooms and high traffic areas.
Men in Service Grow Privates First Class at Par ris Island
Three Point men completed recruit training at Par ris Island South Carolina and are now privates first class Bobby A Wood Jr Luther M Pendry and Tobis J Embler are sons of local residents. CPL Herbert A Edwards left Fort Jackson South Carolina to participate in Operation Longhorn at Fort Hood Texas and will be stationed at Camp Atterbury Indiana.
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High Point
Parris Island
S. C
Bobby A. Wood, Jr
FE. A. Wood
Luther M. Pendry
J. M. Pendry
Tobis J. Embler
Tobis Embler
Cpl
Herbert A. Edwards
Fort Jackson
Fort Hood
Texas
Camp Atterbury
Ind
April Showers and Mild Temperatures Reported
The first day of April brought cloudy skies and mild weather with scattered showers. Thundershowers are possible tonight with a high of 66 today and a low near 56, followed by a cooler high of 63 tomorrow.
Furniture repairs underline durable seating webbing needs
The notice stresses using top grade webbing for furniture seats to ensure lasting support. Lighter webbing may be suitable for chair backs where less strain occurs.
Prominent Doctor to Speak at Guilford County Medical Society
Dr. Lester Alexander Brown assistant professor of clinical otology and rhinolaryngology at Emory University will address Guilford County Medical Society at its monthly dinner meeting at the Sheraton Hotel. The event begins at 7 p.m. Brown earned his medical degree from Emory and completed hospital training in Rio and Massachusetts hospitals. He is a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology among other societies.
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Lester Alexander Brown
Emory University School of Medicine
Atlanta
Guilford County Medical Society
Sheraton Hotel
Brown
Emory University
Ria
Massachusetts
Duke of Windsor to attend Masters golf tourney
The Duke of Windsor will attend at least one day of the Masters tournament in Augusta, Georgia this week, confirmed by organizers. He is said to have friends in nearby Aiken, South Carolina.
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Duke of Windsor
Augusta
Aiken
S.C
Plant Faces Twenty Or More Disease Threats
A single plant type can be affected by twenty or more distinct diseases. Researchers warn that reliance on a limited set of diagnostics may miss emerging threats and hinder effective management.
Americans Praised In Germany by Oka Hester
Oka Hester head of the Greensboro Exchange Club praised American programs in Germany during a talk to the High Point Exchange Club. He noted modern schools and recreation buildings in Frankfurt and Heidelberg and said Western methods are replacing old teaching. He warned that American dollars support western Germany but could vanish under propaganda. The Monday meeting was canceled.
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Minister's Association
High Point
Kendall
Oka Hester
Peace
Germany
High Point Exchange Club
Hester
Greensboro Exchange Club
Frankfort
Heidelburg
Representa
Tive
State Department
High Point Exchange
Smaller Packages To Go Overseas
The Post Office Department cuts overseas parcel limits immediately. Packages to servicemen now must weigh two pounds or less and be no more than 30 inches in length and girth combined. Applies to APOs and FPOs in New York San Francisco and New Orleans due to overloaded air transport.
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Army
Navy
Post Office Department
Washington
W. H. Farlow
High Point
Farlow
APO
FPO
New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Ancient land sale and rental rarity noted by Britannica
The Encyclopaedia Britannica states that in ancient times there was little selling and scarce renting of land. The observation highlights a long standing economic pattern where land ownership remained concentrated and transfer of property uncommon.
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Encyclopedia Britannica
Mrs Libby Dies in Washington Hospital
Mrs Delbert Libby sister of Miss Lone Lowe of this city died last night in a Washington D C hospital. Miss Lowe left today for Washington to attend the funeral. Mrs Libby was a daughter of Levi and Ladussa Lewis Lowe. Other survivors include daughter Mrs Garland Grimes of Washington and brother N H Lowe of Wilson. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 30 p m in Washington.
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Delbert Libby
Lone Lowe
Washington, D. C
Miss Lowe
Washington
Libby
Levi and
Ladussa Lewis ‘Lowe
Garland Grimes
N. H. Lowe
Wilson
Packaging Exposition Opens in Atlantic City
The 21st American Management Association National Packaging Conference opened in Atlantic City with over 17 000 attendees from 325 companies. The event, spanning more than 100 000 square feet, showcases the latest machines materials and services for consumer and industrial packaging. About 25 experts will address more than 1 500 industry executives over four days.
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Atlantic City
21St
American Management Association
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United States
Canada
Brattle St
Cambridge, Mass
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The
American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology
America
Washington Hospital
North Main Street
Guilford Optical CO
Cecil
Office Equipment CO
Trading Department
Listed Department For Listed Stocks and Bonds
Commodity Department For All Commodities
Municipal Department For Municipal Bonds
Covirls & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Charlotte
Miles S. Carpenter
Michael E. Bermen
BOF
Liberty Life Bidg
Charlotte, M. C
Home Office
Mariette
Allanta, Ge
John A. Fitzgerald
Thurston Street
Sureris
Roadmasters
Buick
W. F. Mauldin, Inc
N. Main ST
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