Business Meeting Held by AB Clubbers at Rainbow Supper Club
The Furniture City American Business Club held its monthly meeting at Rainbow Supper Club. Plans for the Little Theater play were discussed and sponsorship was near for the Little League season. Harry Rothrock announced only one sponsor needed. A district meeting is set for High Point May 17 and 18. Calhoun Anderson won attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture City American Business Club
Rainbow
Little Theater
Harry Rothrock
High Point
Calhoun Anderson
Motorist Cited After Auto Hits School Bus
A speed car struck the rear of a school bus on Springfield Avenue as the bus stopped to pick up a student. The bus driver was Jerry Reese Daniel, 18, of 2204 Frances Street High Point. Damages were estimated at 35 dollars to the bus and 500 dollars to the car driven by Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Avenue
Jerry Reese Daniel
Frances St
High Point
Thompson
Market nudges higher as industrials lead gains
New York stocks edged up in a modest session with steels oils and metals leading the advance while rails rose and utilities held steady. Mixed results appeared in chemicals airlines farm equipment and aircraft firms as Middle East tensions eased and the AP average gained about 0.30 point at noon.
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New York
Middle East
United States
Egypt
Israel
Jordan
Steel
Youngstown
U.S. Steel
Ford
General Motors
Goodrich
Penn-Texas
Nancing
Fairbanks
Morse
U.S. Hoffman
Paramount Pictures
Associated Press
Dow Jones Averages Report From Noon To 1 P M
The Dow Jones list shows closing and intraday levels for major stocks including General Electric Gulf Oil General Motors International Harvester International Tel Phillips Petroleum Proctor and Gamble Dow Jones components and a varied mix of percentages indicating price changes toward mid afternoon trading with several large caps and industrials represented in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greyhound Corp
General Dynamics
General Electric
Gulf Oil
General Motors
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
International Harvester
International
Tel
Standard Oil Co
Jones Laughlin Steel Johns Manville
Loew’s, Inc
Bache & Co
Phillips Petroleum American Can Co
Pennsylvania Railway
Allied Chemical & Dye
Pepsi-Cola
Adams-Millis Corp
Proctor & Gamble ‘American Tobacco Co
Reynolds Tobacco
the Borden Co
Republic Steel
Bethlenem Steel
Sears Roebuck Mills
Southern Ry. I
J.P. Stevens Co
New York Central RF
American Tel. & Tel Cone Mills
the Texas Co
Union Carbide & Carbon
DuPont de Nemours
United Aircraft Corp
Dow Chemical
Westinghouse Electric Co
Eastern Airlines
U.S. Steel
Consolidated Edison
Youngstown Sheet
Farm Devotions and Club 60 Schedule
A compact listing shows a 12:00 to 2:30 schedule with Farm Devotions at 1:00, Club 60 at 1:15 and 1:30, and Ernie Ford at 2:30, plus a 2:30 tie Tar Dough entry and a 12:30 note “Could Be You.”
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Ernie Ford
Evening Radio Schedule Fragment
A partial timetable lists shows from 9:30 Cavalcade to 10:05 Sign Off. Program slots include Polka Time Christophers News Weather Signoff Buckskin Legislative News Geometry Measure of Man novice ant People Sports German Courses Dr Schriver Mer and Ideas U N Review Con d ract Alert and Pina edition sequentially with gaps and misprints.
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Dr. Schriver
U. N
Three Hurt In Series Of Wrecks In High Point
Three people were injured in six traffic accidents in High Point costing total damage of 2790 dollars yesterday. Vera Wilson Smith and Frienda Smith, both of Meadow Street, were treated for injuries. James Collins Smith of Meadow Street faced charges after a collision with John Malcolm Howard of Jamestown at Ward and English. Mrs Mary J Simpson of Pershing Street and Conny Walker of Smith Street were also treated following a crash at Springfield Avenue and Lowe Street. Other cited drivers included Earl Jeffries, Doris Foster Cecil, Maxie Vernon Adams, Bobby R Haynes, Irving M Lassiter, Clare Case Ingram, and Wilbur G Alexander in various intersections.
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High Point
Vera Wilson Smith
Meadow St
Frienda Smith
Meadow Street
Route 1
Jamestown
Ward and
English Streets
Smith
Howard
Mary J. Simpson
Pershing St
Conny Walker
Smith St
Springfield Avenue
Lowe Street
Simpson
Walker
Earl Jeffries
Furlough St
English and
Chestnut Streets
Doris Foster Cecil
Whiteoak
Maxie Vernon Adams
Newlin St
Government lowers FHA mortgage down payment to aid builders
The policy eases financing for home builders as down payments on FHA backed mortgages drop to 750 for a 12 000 house, a 240 reduction. Bankers note many lenders require higher deposits and discount FHA loans by 3 percent, suggesting the move aims to spur demand amid a tighter money market while rates for conventional mortgages remain higher.
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Federal Housing Administration
Cancer Society Fund Handling Explained at Exchange Club
Mrs. A. W. Flynn, Guilford County Chapter executive secretary, told Exchange Club members that 40 percent of donations stay local, some fund a Lumberton cancer patients home, and the rest supports national efforts. She noted the chapter helps those with cancer who cannot help themselves and showed the Horizons of Hope film after her speech. Harold Davis introduced the speaker. Ernest Bailey won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Flynn
Guilford County
American Cancer Society
Exchange Club
Lumberton
Flynn
Harold Davis
Ernest Bailey
Grand Jury To Probe Death Case In Statesville
In Statesville North Carolina coroner's jur y requests a grand jury inquiry into the death of Amy Lillian Lowe 22 from lack of insulin. The next grand jury session is set for May. Lowe’s father 57 was arrested for public drunkenness after being found with insulin in his pocket and an inconclusive frisking at the jail.
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Statesville
N.C
Amy Lillian Lowe
John Melvin Lowe
Lowe
Public Safety
W. T. Ivey
Ivey
Olin
Amy
D. L. Myers
Tax Revenue Rises in March Gains Hit General Fund
Raleigh reports March revenue of 50.2 million dollars, up 3.03 million from last year, with Corporal income tax leading gains and total year-to-date up 8.95 million. Sales and highway taxes show mixed results as lawmakers prepare for two fiscal years’ budget actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Shaw
Hodges
Shaw
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Rae
Dow-Jones
F. Hill
The
Dobbs Truss Co
Mann's Drug Store No. 1
N. Main St
Thurs
Moet
Wfemy-Tv
Greensboro
Dayton Tires
Hughes Tire Service, Inc
NORTE
WBTV
Charlotte
Bob Crosby
Waterfront
Victor Borge
Navy Lee
Ug Signotf
WSLS
Roanoke
North Main ST
Wsjs-Tv
Winston-Salem
Expert Service
Teletronix
S. Wrenn ST
Wtob-Tv
Rubia
Fras
Ollie
Jamary
Cheyenne
Wyatt Earp
Broken Arrow
Wunc-Tv
Chapel Hill
Channel
Business Mirror
By Sam Dawson
Cancer Society Fund
Grand Jury
Phlgce
Great Man
Perrer
Dean Jagger
Jesse James
Robert Wagner
Jeffrey
General Tax Fund
Raleigh
States General Fund
Fonts Pest
Martha Hyer
Lyle Bettcer
Jane WyMayy
Rock Hudson
Sxbara Rush
East
Berlin
Novo c. Pouscias
Technicolor
Agnes Mooremead
Otto Kruger
Paramoun
Ruth Roman Sterling Hayden
le Richard Egan
Century Fos
Cinemascope
Blam
Thomasville Rd
Cgrescen
Richard Egan
Adebra Paget
Elvis Presley
Nije
Jraramoun
van Joensom
Chevrolet
O.K
Anthony Perkins
Mstusow
Karl Malden
Guanr
Ark
FC Toe Ela
Eden
Penns Seeter
U.S.A
Holden
Kartoon
Thomasville
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