Flowers and Poems From W A Bivins and Eddie Guest
A reflective piece combines W A Bivins musings on flower names with verses about nature and aging. It includes a study of wild and cultivated blossoms like japonica, guidance from a doctor, and excerpts attributed to Eddie Guest from Just Folks. The text blends horticultural reminiscence with literary quotes about slowing down and finding life in nature.
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Moses
Eddie Guest
Charlotte Observer
Edgar Hartley
Two Soldier Boys Listen to Portable Radios In The Street
While strolling I heard a marching tune and saw two soldier boys walking briskly with portable radios in hand keeping pace to the music. The scene contrasts with a famous jingles singer noted for constant music elsewhere.
Honesty of children shines in innocent prayer
A five year old girl prayed for her traveling father asking God to watch over Papa and then added in a witty aside that God should also keep an eye on Mama, a moment of sweet honesty that amused her mother.
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Mamma
Dogs and drivers share streets amid risks and rights
A neighbor recounts his dog killed by a car and reflects on city drivers racing at high speeds. The piece contrasts dogs freedom with safety concerns, notes drivers’ caution toward animals but warns of hazardous speeds, and mentions an 80 year old cousin with nagina pectoris and a 70 year old neighbor reporting illness after a brief view of aging.
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High Point
Man Claims Ten Years With Brick in Stomach Ends
A man says a decade of feeling as if a brick rested in his stomach ended after taking INNER-AID. He reports relief the second day, with regular bowels, reduced gas and headaches, and renewed energy. INNER-AID is described as containing 12 herbs cleansing bowels and aiding stomach, liver, and kidneys. Sold by local drug stores in High Point.
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High Point
Widow Seeks Death Certificate and Purple Heart for Sailor
A widow from near Atlanta requests guidance after her husband died in a collision aboard the Aircraft Carrier The U S Bismarck Sea. She seeks a death certificate a cemetery memorial marker and a Purple Heart noting the Navy advised automatic issuance but delays occur. She asks where to write and to provide full details to the Bureau of Naval Personnel Casualty Section Washington 25 D C.
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Atlanta
U. S. Bismarck Sea
Navy Department
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Washington
D. C
GI Bill covers correspondence courses for veterans
A Richmond reader asks if GI Bill paid correspondence courses exist. VA approval for the International Correspondence School is expected soon, with no monthly subsistence while studying. Surplus property moves to War Assets Corporation, which now handles veteran certs and has veteran led regional offices. mail certification may come later.
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T. V
Richmond
Calif
Veterans Information
Oakland
ICS
Oneida
N. Y
Want Plants Corporation
War Assets Corporation
War Assets Corp
Washington
WAC
Printers Begin Work Today On Ballots In North Carolina
Printers start this morning on absentee ballots for the fifth and tenth North Carolina congressional districts. Raymond Maxwell, executive secretary of the state board of elections, states candidates must inform the board by tomorrow if they wish to withdraw from the race.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Raymond Maxwell
State Board of Elections
Cancer Death Toll In North Carolina Reaches 2421 In 1945
A 1945 health record shows cancer claimed 2,421 lives in North Carolina. Officials note rising incidence and call for improved screening and care.
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North Carolina
City plans public sale of seven property parcels
High Point will auction seven tracts next Monday at 11 AM in city hall. Parcels include Lot 17 and 18 on McCain Place near Rose Avenue, Lot 91 and 92 at West Lexington and Edgedale, Lots 31 32 33 on Centennial, Lot 3 on Park Street, a 6 acre Wright place parcel, Lots 47 48 on Charlotte Street, and Lot 92 at Anderson and Pershing. Starting bids range from 200 to 5,150 dollars.
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High Point
City Hall
McCain Place
Rose Avenue
Edgedale Drive
West Lexington Avenue
West Lexington
Edgedale Avenue
Centennial Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Park Street
Clay Street
Westee Avenue
Wright Place
Charlotte Street
Anderson and
Pershing Streets
Sweet Potato Growers to Receive 90 Percent Parity Support
In Raleigh on April 3 the federal government guarantees a 90 percent parity support price for the 1946 sweet potato crop, effective April 1. North Carolina farmers expect planting 74,000 acres, up 8,000 from last year, with the 1945 crop bringing $17 per hundredweight.
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Raleigh
Ould Tenay
Family Supper and Service at St Marys Tonight
A family supper will be held at the parish house of Saint Marys Episcopal church at 6 15 this evening followed by a church service in the nave including the penitential office and a sermon by rector Rev Howard S Hartzell on Thy Will Be Done The holy communion will be celebrated in the chapel Friday at ten o clock.
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Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
York Will Attend Insurance Meeting
Henry J. York local representative for the Farm Bureau Mutual will attend an upcoming insurance meeting.
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Henry J. York
The
Farm Bureau Mutual
Insurance official heads to Columbus annual meeting
An automobile insurance company executive departed for Columbus Ohio to attend the annual meeting of his company scheduled for April 4 and 5. He was accompanied by Mrs York and Mr and Mrs Albert R They planned to return late Saturday.
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Automobile Insurance Company
Columbus
Ohio
York
Albert R
New Accommodations In Manteo Vicinity
Manteo reports rapid construction of two new beachside hotels and about 20 tourist cabins along with several cottages to serve visitors for Paul Green's outdoor drama The Lost Colony reopening on June 30. Home enlargements and new cafes are planned as surveys show the island and beach could host around 1 800 people.
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Manteo
Paul Green
Transfers of Realty in High Point Township recount
A long list records numerous real estate transfers in High Point Township, detailing grantors and grantees, paired with streets and subdivisions such as Emerywood, Brentwood, Hamilton estate, and College Development. Several properties shift to city ownership and multiple pairs involve spouses jointly.
Radio Program Schedule with late corrections and serials
Radio schedule notes CST and MST shifts for late network corrections. Program lineup includes serials such as Farrell Sparrow and The Hawk Tennessee Jed Tom Mix and Dick Tracy, news by Quincy Howe and Lowell Thomas, musical variety shows with Jack Carson and Kay Kyser, and dancing sequences through late night with Ellery Queen Lone Ranger and more.
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Farrell
Abe Sparrow
the Hawk
Cbs
Abc-East
Hop Harrigan
Abc
Tom Mix
Mbs
Abec
Quincy Howe
Dbs
Kiernan
Terry
Abc-West
Howe
Mba-West
Abe
Dick Tracy
Mbs-West
Eileen Farrell
Jack Armstrong
Lowell Thomas
Abe World News &Nd
Cal Tinney
Abc-Basic
Tennessee
Jed
Lanny Ross and
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis
Jack Smith
Dbs-Basie Raymond
Carolyn Gilbert
Abe Ellery Queen
Eche-Basia Dancing Music Orchestra
Lone Ranger
Mbe
Kaltenborn
Nbe West
Bill Brandt
Mrs. North
Abe Jack Carson
Elmer Davis
Hildegarde
Nbe
Jean Hersholt
Christian
Cba
Abert
Eddie Cantor
Frank Sinatra
Cbs Pages
Melody At Buffalo
Gabriel Heatter
Abe Bob Crosby
Cbs O
Abe Bett
Kkay Kyser
Abe Keat
Ralph Morgan
Dorsey — Mba
Curt Massey
Rose Oreh
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Lake Street
R. B. Gantt
Willie Watts
Leonard Street
Lloyd Clodfelter
Margaret Lee Cox
Grady Clifton Cox
Brentwood School Park
O. Arthur Kirkman
Mae B. Terry
Emerywood
N. C. Upton
Harrell L. Sink
Mint Street
Floyd F. Siler
James M. Powell
Magnolia Drive
Nancy G. Royer
A. G. Whitener
East Farriss Avenue
Hood System Industrial Hank
R. L. Honvoarrier
Hamilton
R. L. Honbarrier
W. A. McGhee
Springdale Developing Company
T. M. Briles
Springfield Avenue
Dovie Hayworth
Kinglands
J. C. Allen
William D. Reagan
Jefferson Avenue
Oliie D. Reagan
S. F. Peele
William H. Bell
Fairfield Road
Sarah E. Thompson
T. H. Kenemer
RK. B. Gantt
E. Whitley
Gantt
Welborn P. Malpass
J. Cooper Malpass
Reed Street
F. Logan Porter
Myron W. Buser
Artiyn Hills
Lioyd K. Clodfelter
Hollis T. Yarborough
Clodfelter
Llnyd K. Clodfelter
Bruce Clodfelter
West Green Street
W. H. Fowler
Ralph ©. Smith
Model Farm Avenue
J. E. Franklin
Frances Street
T. G. Myers
Frank Dingler
Mary E. Myers
West Russell Street
D. H. Parsons
Samuel E. Hucks
Hunt Subdivision
Lloyd K. Clodfelter
G. W. Peace
Willie J. ‘Peace
R. W. Vail
Blair and
Jordan Land
G. Jones
Edna H. Sugg
Garden Acres
J. Allen Austin
P. ‘Montgomery
Archdale Road
W. Beck
Walter C. Beck
George C. Brown
W. Wilson
Gilbert Street
Richard Montgomery
Lou Raye Montgomery
W. E. Hatchett
Roy Sechrest
Fisher Street
Eva Fay Robinson
W. L. Jones
East View Subdivision
FE. F. Hedgecock
Jenkie B. Lawson
Lowe Avenue
L. K. Clodfelter
Essie M. Farlow
City of
Wise Street
Paul T. Suite
John Courtney Hicks
High Point Development Company
C. E. Reitzel
BE. Nobles
English Street
Doak, Finch
Mr. Waite
Emerywood Hills
Grace
J. L. Gray Brooks
J. A. Reavis
Florence FE. Edmunds
Roland Park Subdivision
J. H. Carter
Gray Street
A. W. Cox
Taylor Property
Millard H. Bodenheimer
James G. Bowman
Woodland
Carl Wood
Lemmie Rhodes
Mallory Street
T. L. Laugmin
Howard Stutts
Sunrise Hills
J. A. Hulin
Byrum
Frank Hunter
College Park
M. L. McGuire
E. P. Kimsey
Willenbar Terrace
Ta Ior
Edgar A Snider
Fuller
Jones Estate
C. L. Welch
Vail Street
Earl N. Phillips
Florham Avenue
Mary M. Mungan
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