63 Veterans Report In Thomasville
Sixty three veterans discharges reported to the local draft board between March 15 and 31. The list names veterans from Thomasville Denton Point Lexington and nearby areas including Jones Myers Taylor Rumple Turner Hill Peace Beck Murphy Newby Haywood Kearns Atwood Burnside Ferrell Blake Hilton Lowery Aultman Bowers Lee Carroll Ward Hiatt Manuel Wilhite Gardner Russell Elmore White Stark Taylor Yates Grubb Cody Varner Hill Tysinger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Clifton Caryle Jones
Donald Edwin Myers
Jas. Cleveland Taylor
Register Reid Rumple
Henry Turner
Lewallen, Jr
Lucien Hill
Thomas Arthur Peace
Cletus Walter Beck
Francis W. Murphy
Francis Andrew Newby
James L. Haywood, Jr
William Thomas Kearns
Austin Harris
Walter Clifton Atwood
Arthur James Burnside
Johnny Opal Ferrell
John Roy Blake, Jr
Leighton Kenneth Hilton
Thomas Chase Lowery
Wallace Leycester Aultman
Freddie Bowers Lee
Darnell Harding Carroll
Cecil Roosevelt Southern
Herbert Austin Lloyd
Oscar Hollis Leonard
John Vernard Davis
Johnnie Carlton Hall
Ralph Grayson Sink
Robert Junior Byerly
Aubry Lee Bowers
Nixon Ingram Bingham
Arthur Edward Black, Jr
Chas
Cecil Creasman
Dolan Miller Ward
James Dolan Hiatt
George Ard Manuel
Jesse Warren Wilhite
Arthur Frank Gardner, Jr
Roy George Russell
Lee Charlies Elmore
Herbert Arthur White
Leander Lowery
Paul Winford Crawford
Jack Jonah Thomas
James Frank Harrington, Jr
Arvelle Otho Yates
Edward Singleton
Devoid Eller
Austin Harold
Stark Edward Taylor
Willie James Lee
Michael Holt
Wannie Byer
Wesleyyne Morris
Wil- Albert Cody
Zeb Vance Varner
Joe Franklin Grubb
Denton
Lewis Thomas Jones
Carroll Jose Johnson
A Point
Paul Wison Hill
Johnnie McAllie Tysinger
Lexington
Itsure Aspirin Promo in St Joseph Seeks Quick Savings
Itsure promises quality fast action and economy in St Joseph with Aspirin the world's largest seller at 10¢. Savings on 100 tablet size priced at 35c with almost 3 tablets per cent and easy everyday use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Demand &T. Aspirin
Snyder to Speak at Greensboro Recreation Meet
Reece Snyder of this city will be one of the discussion leaders at the Piedmont industrial recreation conference in Greensboro. The one day session is sponsored by Greensboro chambers of commerce Merchants Association Council of Social Agencies and recreation commission. It will be at the YWCA from 10 30 a m to 3 30 p m with luncheon at 12 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Snyder
Piedmont
Greensboro
Chamber of Commerce, Merchants Association
Council of Social Agencies
The
Recreation Commission
Y.W.C.A
Kenneth C. Wible
Greensboro Recreation
M C Shuler Dies Suddenly At Work Here
M C Shuler 59 died suddenly while at work on East Washington Street. He had been in declining health for 12 months but was well yesterday. Survived by wife Kyle Smith, son Van Shuler, daughter Clara Shuler, two stepdaughters, one brother J L Shuler, two sisters, and a half brother. Funeral at Rich Fork Baptist church with interment in church cemetery.
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M. C
Doc) Shuler
East Washington Street
Shuler
S. P. Montgomery
Davidson County
Lindsay
Delphine Eddinger Shuler
Thomasville
Minnie Smith
Kyle Smith
van Shuler
Clara Shuler
James Charles
Richard Crouch
City
J. L. Shuler
Bob Eddinger
Fred Lohr
Wilson Shuler
Chestnut Street
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
W. W
Cleaning advice for children's plush toys
The article advises sending children’s stuffed toys to the dry cleaner occasionally to remove hidden dirt and dust picked up during play. It emphasizes that stains and grime may not be obvious but could accumulate over time.
High Point Fliers Plan Organizing Meeting
A public meeting for High Point pilots is set for 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Civil Air Patrol classrooms above Woolworth. Carson Stout invites local fliers to form a High Point squadron to educate the public, advance aviation, and conduct activities with 10 to 15 ships. Officers will be elected and attendees may contact Stout or John Spencer at Fraley Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Civil Air Patrol
Woolworth
Carson Stout
Stout
Ant
John Spencer
Fraley Field
James R Teague Dies At Home Carrick Avenue
James R Teague, a Myrtle Desk Desk company employee for 30 years, died at his home on Carrick Avenue after a two day illness. Born August 6, 1868 in Davidson County, he was survived by four daughters Grace Spainhour Georgia Crawford Minnie Miller Katherine Shumaker and five sons Fred John Walter Odell Welborn all of High Point. Also surviving are 14 grandchildren three great grandchildren and brother Turner Teague of Abbotts Creek. Funeral services will be held Friday at 3 p.m. at the family residence conducted by Dr A B Conrad of the Baptist church with burial in Floral Garden cemetery. The body was brought home Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Richardson
Pago
Myrtle Desk Desk Company
Davidson County
Moses
Therine Ledford Teague
Grace Spainhour
Georgia Crawford
Minnie Miller
Katherine Shumaker
Fred
John
Walter
Odell
Welborn Teague
High Point
Turner Teague
Abbotts Creek
Carrick Avenue
A. B. Conrad
The
Baptist Church
Floral Garden
Johnson Seeks Renomination as Guilford Treasurer
W C Johnson 47 longtime Guilford county treasurer filed for renomination on the Democratic ticket for the May 25 primary. He paid a $39 filing fee to J Leslie Abbott, chairman of elections. A Guilford native and Quaker, Johnson has held the post since 1940, living with his wife and four children on Route 3 in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Johnson
Guilford County
J. Leslie Abbott
Board of Elections
Guilford
Johnson
W. C. Cobb
Society of Friends
Rt. 3
Greensboro
Three Maryland Youths Held In Thomasville
Three Maryland youths aged 17 to 19 are held in the Thomasville city jail on suspicion. Deputies Jesse Green and C E Walton arrested Raymond Saddler Kenneth Reeves and Louis Palmer alias Robert Berry as they scouted park cars. Baltimore police say the trio are wanted for escaping a reform school stealing a Maryland automobile and breaking into a Virginia railroad box car. Baltimore authorities expected to arrive that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Maryland
Baltimore
Jesse Green
C. E. Walton
Raymond J. Saddler
Kenneth B. Reeves
Louis Palmer
Robert D. Berry
Virginia
Green
Main Street
Veach Files Candidacy For Constable In Davidson Township
Homer Veach of Rt. 1 Thomasville announces his candidacy for constable of the township. Wade Phillips, Davidson county elections chairman, announced the filing yesterday. Veach has been active in the county Democratic party and registrar of precinct No. 2 for 12 years. No other township candidates have entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Homer Veach
Rt. 1
Davidson County
Wade Phillips
Davidson County Board of Elections
Veach
Democratic Party
Norway Through Mail Route Inaugurated
Postmaster S C Clark announced an April 8 launch of a through air mail service from New York to Oslo by American overseas airlines. No official first flight covers will be issued for local stamp collectors, but souvenir covers sent to Norway may be dispatched on the initial flight if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Clark
American Overseas Airlines
New York
N. Y
Oslo
Norway
Doctor Lorber Speaks on China at Civic Clubs Luncheon
Dr. M. G. Lorber former Army major in veterinary service told the Co operative club at the Sheridan hotel luncheon about China. He described teaching Chinese to shoe horses in the American way and noted the great difficulties due to differing grooming methods. He warned it could take centuries for China to reach American progress levels and said uniting factions for national interests will be a heavy political task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Lorber
Cooperative Club
Sheraton Hotel
China
Rotary Show Highlights Soil Erosion Film in Thomasville
Thomasville Rotary heard a motion picture titled A Permanent Agriculture shown by Edgar Royce at the weekly meeting in the Woman's club. The film focused on preventing soil erosion. A solo was performed by Rev. H. S. Mumford of Matthews. Visitors included Ralph Hodgin of Greensboro William Oakley and James Oakley of Graham and Clyde Hinkle Jr the junior rotarian for April. D A Long Jr presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Edgar Royce
Woman's Club
H. S. Mumford
Matthews
Ralph Hodgin
Greensboro
William Oakley
James Oakley
Graham
Clyde Hinkle, Jr
D. A. Long, Jr
Junior Chamber to Install New Officers at Sheraton Dinner
The junior chamber of commerce will install its new officers for the coming year at tonight's dinner meeting at the Sheraton hotel at 6 30. Fred DeLappe succeeds Williard Leathers as president Irvin Coffield succeeds Homer Barrett as secretary and Allen Austin succeeds DeLappe as treasurer. Winford Hinkle will be first vice president and Sullivan will be second vice president. The new board of directors includes Bob Wilson Charlie Jarrell Charles Loflin and Allen Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
Fred DeLappe
Williard Leathers
Irvin Coffield
Homer Barrett
Allen Austin
DeLappe
Winford Hinkle
Sullivan
Bob Wilson
Charlie Jarrell
Charles Loflin
Allen Parker
Judge Burgwyn Denies Set Aside Verdict in Civil Case
A two weeks term of superior civil court ended as Judge W H S Burgwyn refused to set aside a verdict ordering Carolina Upholstery to pay John Earl Jr 13700 for injuries from a Lee fall in an elevator shaft owned by Tony A Company. The jury’s second polling upheld the amount. Attorneys for the defendant appealed to the supreme court. A consent judgment awarded Addie H Griffin 600 from S H Kress for falls in the store. A demurrer against Vernon Medlin and wife in City of High Point suit was overruled and Mrs W B Cook added as defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Civil Court
W. H. S. Burgwyn
Carolina
John Earl Jr
Lee
Iy Tony A Company
Burgwyn
Supreme Court
Addie H. Griffin
S. H. Kress Company
Vernon Medlin
High Point
W. B. Cook
Wesley Memorial Plans Recreation Program Friday
The Young Adult Fellowship of Wesley Memorial church invites all church young adults and others to a Friday social in the recreation hall at eight. Special guests include newcomers to High Point who are wives of service men. Mrs. John W. Austin Jr. chairs arrangements and asks attendees arrive by eight to start on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
John W. Austin, Jr
College Quartette At Adams Millis
A sacred music program by the High Point College quartette was presented to employees at Adams-Millis plants 1 and 7. Dr. N M Harrison led the performance broadcast over the public address system. This follows yesterday morning's devotional at the mills led by Rev Don Payne of Asheboro on The Empty Life as part of a weekly minister message series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams-Millis Corporation
High Point College
N. M. Harrison
the Mills
Don Payne
Asheboro
Haralson Heads to Virginia Beach for Regional Meeting
George A Haralson associate general agent for Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance leaves for Virginia Beach Va this morning to attend a regional meeting of company agents from Washington DC and the states of Maryland West Virginia Virginia North and South Carolina who qualified for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beach
George A. Haralson
Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Company
Washington, D. C
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Davidson Glee Club To Sing In Thomasville Next Week
The 40 member Davidson college glee club directed by Professor Earl Berg will perform at the high school auditorium at 8 15 p m under the Main street school PTA with Moody Chisolm and W Smith Jr as soloists Proceeds fund elementary high school library book purchases.
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Thomasville
Davidson College Glee Club
Main Street
PTA
Earl Berg
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Adams-Millis
John Sebastian Bach
Deems Taylor
Lotti
Judas Maccabaeus
Handel
Lasso
Richard Bennett
Bartholomew
Iolanthe
Moody Chisolm
Kannapolis
W. Smith, Jr
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