City cleanup crews report little trash left during early campaign days
Chief FE K Ingram and Public Works Director C Kirkman said curbside trash collection is wrapping up in Ward No 2 east of Main Street and north of the railways. Trucks will move to Ward No 3 Friday as crews clear curbs and gutters, noting some residents burn trash and others delay placing items at the curb.
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FE. K. Ingram
C. Kirkman
Main Street
Tomor
Kirkman
E. K. Ingram
North Main
North Wrenn
Not enough readable facts for a proper headline
A fragmentary note from a High Point businesswoman thanks Mr Garner for a weekly check. The message mentions advertising and personal recommendations but lacks clear details, names, dates, or outcomes.
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Mr. Garner
Industrial Club Inspects Local Phone Company
YWCA Industrial club members toured North State Telephone Company buildings faced with a briefing by Robbins Tilden secretary treasurer. After a volleyball session they elected Guy Kinney president Jack Dunn VP Clyde Williams secretary Roy Williams treasurer and named Troy Jones Bill Slate Spencer Osborne James Blackwell Norman Petty Frank Cornelison to the board for six months.
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Ywca Industrial Club
North State Telephone Company
Robbins Tilden
The
Telephone Company
Y.M.C.A
Guy Kinney
Jack Dunn
Clyde Williams
Roy Williams
Troy Jones
Bill Slate
Spencer Osborne
James Blackwell
Norman Petty
Frank Cornelison
Acadia Lodge 674 A F and A M Meet April Sixth
Acadia Lodge 674 announces a regular communication on April 6 at 8:00 PM. Members and visitors are cordially invited to attend the Triars session.
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Triars
Postwar committee appointees named by High Point mayor
Mayor Arnold J. Koonce announces seven postwar planning committees for High Point with co chairmen G. B. Hutchens and G. H. Jones. Members include J. W. Wilson J. W. Neal Jim Amos D. W. Hunter and more. Committees cover public safety public works health parks and recreation public buildings housing planning and zoning.
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Arnold J. Koonce
City of
High Point
Koonce
Sacar
G. BE. Hutchens
G. H. Jones
Cochairmen
J. W. Wilson
J. W. Neal
Jim Amos
D. W. Hunter
D. A. Dowdy
R. H. Sechrest
J. B. Lovelace
Laurence J. E. Millis
H. L. Crowe
Paul Clapp
Fred D. Delappe
W. P. Robinette
W. E. Price
C. C. Tilley
Ae Kearns
Sid Larter
John C. Sice
Public Safety
C. Clark
C. L. Amos
W. G. Priddie
K. Ingram
E . Blakely
L. L. Cain
W. J. Pierce
Public Works & Sanitation
Mendenhall
P. E. Lindley
T. C. Kirkman
J. L. Perkins
D. L. Culler
J. L. Shipwash
Mary Eben Hege
E. F. Seagraves
Unity Nash
Mattie Simmerson
W. L Tabb
Wilson O. Weldon
S. E. Burford
R. A. Herring
Lillian Guttenfield
HL. Brockman
Taylor Simpson
Gladis Kivett
W. C. Idol
HA. Millis
Reece Snyder
J. J. Ellington
Willis Slane
Mabel Hargett
Louis Voorhees
Margaret Teague
Henry White
J. B. Dobson
Robert A. Parker
R. F. J. Johnson
C. E. Lehman
D. Cox
J. F. Hart
S D. Clapp
Blake Thompson
Curtis Smithdeal
Harry Jacobs
W F. Kent
Former H. P. Man Dies In Norfolk
R. B. Murphy longtime High Point resident dies after long illness at his Norfolk Virginia home. Survived by widow former Miss Willie Clodfelter of High Point and two daughters Mrs Fred Butt of Norfolk and Mrs re Basinger of Washington DC. three sons Henry B Murphy James A Murphy and Lieut. Murphy US Army. sister Mrs G W Hayworth Guilford County. Funeral set for Friday afternoon in Norfolk.
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R. B. Murphy
High Point
Norfolk
Willie Clodfelter
Fred Butt
Re Basinger
Washington, D. C
Oats
James Aeincinnati
Lieut. Murphy
U. S. Army
G. W. Hayworth
Guilford County
Onion Ceiling Violations Reported Here
Reports to the board indicate retailers charge higher than ceiling prices for onions while wholesalers reportedly push prices above the set limit. White onions stay near 8.5 cents per pound, brown a bit less, but local freight may nudge costs by about half a cent per pound. Some stores allegedly sold onions at 10 to 13.5 cents per pound.
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Jones
Texas
Divorces Granted in High Point Court Reach Twenty
Four more divorces were granted in High Point civil court this morning bringing the three day total to 20. Names include Orpha Edwards, Richard Phillips, Clarence Williams, and Elvena Russell. A $10,000 damage suit by Curtis Hill against Claude Smith and Parson Thompson was settled for $500. The judge ordered $28 to High Point Memorial Hospital and $50 to Dr. L. L. Wilkinson, with the remainder to be disbursed for the child's needs.
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High Point
M. W. Nash
Orpha C. Edwards
Ray Edwards
Richard Harrison Phillips
Mary Lee Phillips
Clarence H. Williams
Janie Williams
Elvena M. Russell
Theodore Russell
Curtis Hill
Daisy Hill
Claude F. Smith
Parson Thompson
Curtis
Smith
D. C. McRae
High Point Memorial Hospital
L. L. Wilkinson
Silas Casey
Theft Of Truck Charged Against Nelson Murphy
Nelson Murphy, 35, of 503 Redding Street, is held on $500 bond for alleged theft of a 1936 Chevrolet truck from Atlantic States Motor Lines and faces a separate $50 bond for driving without a license. Susie Mathews reports a stolen $35 radio from 407 Loflin Street, later found in a pawn shop tied to her son who pawned it for $13.
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Nelson Murphy
Redding Street
Atlantic States Motor Lines
Susie Mathews
Loflin Street
Special Allotments For Food Must Be In Early
Food allotment rules urge early applications to the rationing board. Only a few cases qualify for extra food, and those must be passed by the food panel before the food clerk can issue the allotment.
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Food Panel
Red Cross poses new High Point board members
The High Point Red Cross chapter held its first regular session at First Baptist Church. Chairman Horace Hayworth presided as new members H Stan e Henry Foscue Mrs J P Hollinsworth and others joined the board alongside ongoing officers and volunteers.
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High Point
Red Cross
First Baptist Church
Henry A. Foscue
H. Stane
J. P. Hollinsworth
E. S. Wall
J. W. VanLoan
Frank Walla
J. W. Woolen
Emmett Stone
H. L. Brockmann
Horace Hayworth
G. L. Humreys
H. Nilliard
Cameron Deans
J. J. Corrigan
L. B. Heilig
W. H. Slane
T. D. Tyson, Jr
J. P. Hollingsworth
N. P. Yarbo H
W. F. Clayton
A. L. Stevens
Ann Byerly
Harold Kearns
Tony Simeon
Lee F. Sc
Poindexter Elected Governor of Local Moose Lodge
J O Poindexter elected governor at a Loyal Order of Moose dinner in Moose Hall. Newly chosen officers include Van Reddick as junior governor J H Richardson prelate D F Lopp treasurer A C Beeson Glen Kearns trustees and H Way Russell delegate. The local group announced new members and its quota for funds to build a North Carolina Building at Moosehaven Fla home of aged Moose.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
J. O. Poindexter
Poindexter
van Reddick
J. H. Richardson
D. F. Lopp
A. C. Beeson
Glen Kearns
H. Way Russell
North Carolina
Moosehaven
Fla
Funeral Rites For Clyde Griffith Held In Iredell County
Funeral services for Clyde Griffith 37 died suddenly at his Mocksville home will be held Thursday at 3 p m at Society Baptist church Iredell County Interment in church cemetery He is survived by wife Rachel Griffith and two children Webb and Betty Lou parents J J Griffith Mocksville and several aunts and uncles including Mae Walker E L Green S M Lewis and C W Griffith of High Point
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Clyde Griffith
Mocksville
Society Baptist
Iredell County
Griffith
Rachael Griffith
Webb
Betty Lou
J. J. Griffith
Mae Walker
Food to Greece shipments rise under Allied blockade relief
The British ministry of economic warfare announced a 50 percent increase in food shipments to Greece from 20 200 tons to 31 200 tons monthly. The move follows January discussions with the neutral relief commission in Greece to boost aid.
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Greece
London
Europe
British Ministry of Economic Warfare
Neutral Relief Commission
Food panel members named and filing advised for early applications
Broadus Casey chairs the panel with S F Fortner and R B Curran. The food clerk urges applicants for extra food to submit their applications to the board several days before the scheduled meeting.
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Broadus Casey
S. F. Fortner
R. B. Curran
24 Negroes Leave Here For Camp Croft
Local draft boards sent 24 Negro men to Camp Croft today for preinduction into the U S armed forces. Eight of the men are fathers from Board No 4. Two men failed to report Thad Withers and Jollie Marshall. officials request relatives to notify them. Names of those going to camp from Board No 4 and Board No 5 listed. Joseph Paul Williams failed to report for examination on March 31 and his whereabouts are unknown.
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Camp Croft
U. S
Thad Withers
William Rufus Robinson
Granville Mitchell
Henry Nathaniel Johnson, Jr
Curtis Lewis
Albert Allen
Lee Legrand, Jr
Otis Tyson
Joe Weston
Jerry Junior Smith
Bonnie Lee McLean
Joe Henry Banks
Daniel Rufus Dunn
Arthur Nathaniel Parker
Ray Charles Stafford
Troy Gerald
Nathaniel Gridden
Eddie Howard Shankle
Harvie Davis Mickens
Oscar Murray
William Jasper Coltrane
Quarry Eugene McGill
Board 4
Joseph Paul Williams
War Manpower Office Moves to New Quarters
The War Manpower Commission area office for 11 counties in the High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem district has moved from 310 North Main Street to rooms 312 314 in Security Bank. P W Grandjean area director said staff increased with new assignments and leadership changes including George Waytolot transferred from Burlington to High Point as assistant director and grind manager. The office now serves Guilford Forsyth Davidson Alamance Chatham Caswell Rockingham Randolph Stokes Surry and Yadkin counties.
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War Manpower Commission
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
North Main Street
Security Bank
P. W. Grandjean
George
Way Tolot
Burlington
Gre
Guilford
Forsyth
Davidson
Alamance, Chatham, Caswell, Rockingham
Randolph, Stokes, Surry
Yadkin Counties
Officers Picked For Teachers Group Unit Here
The Point S room Teachers Association met at the YWCA with about 125 attending. Madeline McCain will lead for another year as president, with Lilla Bell as vice president, Mary Elizabeth Cox recording secretary, and Rada Poston treasurer. Elise Perkins urged growth, field workers, and informed voting to support education bills and the GI bill. Perkins also called for broader national education involvement and discussed tenure, followed by a round table on education problems and a musical interlude by the Old-Fashioned quartet.
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Ethel Perkins
Lexington
North Carolina
National Education Association Board
Point S Room
Rada Poston
Treasur
Elise Perkins
North Carolina Education Association
Miss Perkins
Perkins
Quartet
Dorothy Hoskins
Sue Briggs
Roy Padgett
Emil Serposs
Hill Infant Dies in High Point Home
Margaret Diane Hill nine months old daughter of Delmer and Rachel Deaton Hill died at 1025 North Hamilton Street High Point after a week long illness. Born Martinsville Virginia July 8 1943 she is survived by parents a brother David paternal grandfather C A Hill Thomasville and maternal grandfather W H Deaton. Final rites Thursday at 4 pm at the maternal grandparents home 718 East Guilford Street and interment in Thomasville City Cemetery.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Margaret Diane Hill
Delmer
Rachel Deaton Hill
North Hamilton Street
High Point
Martinsville
David
C. A. Hill
Thomasville to Host Fourth Annual Student Standards Conference
Thomasville High School hosts the fourth annual Student Standards conference on Thursday April 6 starting 9:30 AM with an assembly at Main Street High. The theme is Three to Make Ready focusing on the three to life readiness with programs led by Student Council leaders and local educators.
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Thomasville
Main Street High
Tor
Salem
Bill Shuford
Betty Lou Philips
Glee Club
Leon Skeen
R. F. Jane
Main Street
M. T. Lambeth
Citherspoon
Hi Y Executive
Hickory
Ellen Griffin
Physical Education Department
W.C.U.N.C
Clyde Milner
Guilford College
Bob Thompson
His Point Enterprise
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
High Point City
W Lanier
Fairgrove
C. W. Phillips
W.cm.c
J. Warren Smith
State Department of Public Instruction
Raleigh
Jane Crow
Salem College
Ruth Henley
Winston-Salem
J. A. Neilson
Mauze
G. N. Bryant
Easter egg roll at White House unlikely this year
War Food Administration urged resuming the Easter egg roll on the south grounds to ease the egg glut. The White House replied that if any food is going to be destroyed, it will have no part in it.
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Sta
Washington
War Food Administration
White House
Executive Mansion
Dice usage in ancient Greece around 1244 B.C.
The fragment states that dice were used in Greece about 1244 B.C. The note hints at early gambling or gaming practices linking dice to historical Greek culture and time period.
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Greece
Banquet Tickets On Sale For High Point Team
Tickets for the annual High Point School basketball banquet are on sale. The event, held Wednesday April 12 at the First Methodist Church, features Lieut. Duke Raesey as guest speaker and is sponsored by the Athletic Club. Tickets available at Redwine Hardware Mann Drug Stores C A Grocery and High Point High School.
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High Point
First Methodist
Duke Raesey
University of Om
Elite
Cias’ Baeecery Athletic Club
Redwine Hardware
Mann Drug Stores
C. A. Grocery
High Point High School
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