Brotherhood Hour Over WHPE Today
The Christian Brotherhood Hour broadcast airs on WHPE from 5 30 to 6 00 PM as a regular weekly feature. Sponsored by the Men's Brotherhood of the First Church of God Greenview Terrace the program aims to unify Christians and promote peace through hymns gospel songs and a nine minute sermonette with Rev Kenneth Jones guiding local sponsorship and Prof Robert Nicholson directing the choir.
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Christian Brotherhood Hour
The
Church of God
WHPE
United States
Canada
Alaska
Cuba
Brotherhood of All Christians
Men's Brotherhood of the First Church of God
South Main Street
Greenview Terrace
Kenneth Jones
Dale Oldham
High Point
Robert Nicholson
Anderson College
Returned to States for Treatment of Fractured Skull
Cpl. James R. Carmichael son of Mr and Mrs J W Carmichael Route 5 has returned to the United States for further treatment of a fractured skull from a jeep wreck in Weisbaden Germany He is stationed at Percy Jones General Hospital Battle Creek Michigan Mrs Carmichael and Ruby Warren left Thursday night to visit Battle Creek for a couple of weeks.
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Cpl
James R. Carmichael
J. W. Carmichael
Route 5
United States
Weisbaden
Germany
Cpl. Carmichael
Percy Jones General Hospital
Battle Creek
Michigan
Red Cross drive extends as local fundraising nears goal
The local American Red Cross fund campaign trails by about 2000 dollars of a 22585 goal. Joe Temple said about 20500 had been raised through Saturday and totals assume higher once all 13 divisions report. The Public Service division led by Broadus Casey surpassed its 1800 quota, the seventh division to do so.
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American Red Cross Fund
Joe Temple
Temple
Red Cross
High Point
Public Service
Broadus Casey
Kiwanis Club
Lee Schaner
Arnold Koonce
Edgar Snider
Gilbert Marsh
Griffith Myers
Sap Morrison
Leroy Earnhart
George Ridge
H. S. Coffield
Robert Baine
Meekins Honored by Duke Engineering Fraternity Tau Beta Pi
James C. Meekins of High Point was tapped by Tau Beta Pi the national scholastic engineering fraternity at Duke University at the Engineers Ball held recently. Meekins is the son of Mrs J H Meekins of 1204 Blain street.
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James C. Meekins
High Point
Tau Beta Pi
Duke University
Meekins
J. H. Meekins
Blain Street
Talent Show Gains Favor Of Audience
A senior high school talent show presented Friday and Saturday to lively crowds. John Barnes hosted with Charles Payne Percy Payne and Charles Mann as producers and directors. Performers included Ray Hollingsworth Nancy Lewis Doris Glenn Perry McDowell Ruth Ellen Monroe and Don McNeill with acts ranging from comedy to song and dance.
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John Barnes
Charles Payne
Percy Payne
Charles Mann
Bobby Hayworth
Dreamsters
Pete Walker
Alard Yarborough
Wayne Mashburn
Evatt Receives Grand Cross of French Legion of Honor
In Canberra the French Legation announces Australian External Affairs Minister Herbert V. Evatt has been awarded the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor, the highest civilian honor from France.
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Canberra
Australia
INS
Herbert V. Evatt
Archdale VFW Sets Tuesday Meeting
The Summers Hodgin Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Archdale will hold an open house during a regular meeting Tuesday night. The meeting will install its officers for the coming year and address post business. The open house aims to acquaint the public with VFW methods and aims and to garner support for planned projects.
Winners Named In Hymn Playing Contest By Club
The Musical Art club sponsors announced winners of the annual hymn playing contest held at Wesley Memorial Methodist and First Baptist churches. Winners include Grenda Coffee, Sally Gluyas, Eleanor R. Terry, Rebecca Johnson, with runners up Elizabeth Johnson, Ann Hall, and Sarah Johnson.
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Musical Art Club
Wesley Memorial Methodist
First Baptist
Grenda Coffee
Mae Kirkman
Sally Gluyas
Evelyn Boyd
Elizabeth Johnson
Beulah Moton
Eleanor R. Terry
Sidney Gayle
Sarah Johnson
Miss Moton
Rebecca Johnson
Ann Hall
Dan Smith
Mildred Crowder
Robert Bain
Henry Koonts
Ernestine Fields
Charles McAnally
Ward Ostrander
James Bergen
Henry Whipple
Roy Padgett
Local Men Enroll in Radio Engineering at Valparaiso Institute
Two High Point men register for the spring term at Valparaiso Technical Institute Valparaiso Indiana. John B Ellis Jr and William T Scarce son of local residents both veterans of World War II served in the Navy in the South Pacific.
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High Point
John B. Ellis, Jr
John B. Ellis
Stanton Street
William T. Scarce
George W. Scarce
Valparaiso Technical Institute
Valparaiso
Ind
Department of Radio-Television Engineering
Navy
Souls Pacific
Local National Guard To Celebrate Army Day in High Point
The High Point National Guard marks Army Day with an open house at the armory at 7:30 PM. A retrospective on Guard history from 1930 to today highlights coastal and field artillery units and World War II service in Italy France and Germany. Guardsmen and families are invited. a film and refreshments will be offered.
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National Guard
High Point
Guard
Sam Strickland
252Nd Coast Artillery Regiment
Greensboro
Coast Artillery
Fie
High Point Guard
Fort Moultrie
Fort Scriven
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fla
Trinidad
United States
Fort Jackson
Italy
5Th Army
France
Lorient
Germany
America
Frenchman Makes First Free Flight Parachute Jump in Paris
A Frenchman completed history’s first free flight parachute jump in Paris in 1797 leaping from a balloon at an altitude of 2000 feet.
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Paris
City Kite Flying Contest Winners Announced
The city recreation department revealed winners from the city wide kite contest yesterday. Altitude phase winners were Carl Wood Frankie Griffin and Billy Griffin. Best constructed phase winners were Carl Wood Eileen McIlvain and Alice McIlvain. Largest kite prize went to Francis Dutton Earl Flynn and Frankie Griffin. Smallest kite prize was won by Charles Collins Kenneth Duttor and Alice and Eileen McIlvain.
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Carl Wood
Frankie Griffin
Billy Griffin
Eileen McIlvain
Alice McIlvain
Francis Dutton
Earl Flynn
Charles Collins
Kenneth Duttor
Alice
Eileen McIllvain
Teakwood Requires Drying Before Use in Shipbuilding
Teakwood, prized hardwood for shipbuilding, does not float when felled and must be hewn to heartwood, dated, and left standing to dry for about three years before use.
Plans Future W H Lashley with 306 Home Security agents
The piece profiles W H Lashley and 306 Home Security agents aiding North Carolina fathers to plan ahead. It says agents help families by building a sound financial footing and preparing for emergencies via life insurance. It urges meeting a Home Security agent for preemptive protection.
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W. H. Lashley
North Carolina
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