City health ratings show 23 of 63 cafes rated A
Health department report shows 23 cafes and 32 markets earned A or B ratings, with notable improvement in outlying districts and ongoing modernization. W. Teachey notes stricter inspections and education driving changes, while downtown spots lag. Ratings list includes Reeve's Lunch 96.0, Parkview Lunch 86.0, and many others with varied scores.
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Health Department
W. &. Teachey
Teachey
Peachey
Reeve
Renee
Cecil
Jeff
Herman
Princess Cate
Gibson's No
Bluebird Castle
Sheraton Grill
Horner's
New York Cafe
Launa’s
Parkview
West Point
Presto
Gaddy's
Jacob Street
Biltmore
Victory Cafe
Good’s
Railroad Cafe
Piedmont
Carolina
Central Lunch
Jones Cafe
DeLuxe
Rainbow Diner
New Dixie
Syke's Bas
Syke's Bas Room 73.5, High Point 72.0, Lee-Morris Soda 72.0, Oak Street Cafe
L and M Cafe
Bailey's Barbecue
Wal_—* Drugstore
Tor Cafe
City Health Department
Astor Cafe
Walgreen's
Astor
Essay Contest Aims For Hospital Funds In High Point
One week of municipal court opens Tuesday with Judge D C MacRae presiding. About 120 cases are set for trial including 76 white and 54 Negro offenders. A hospital fund drive and an essay contest for High Point Memorial Hospital are linked to a $251,225 starting base from existing subscriptions and Duke Endowment provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. MacRae
W. F. Osborne
Maurice Knox
W. C. McWhorter
Travis Garland Daniel
Julian Smith
Dewey Patton
W. S. Williams
W. R. Weavil
J. L. Phillips
Robert B. Curran
Curtis W. Collins
C. P. Sexton
Flora Brown
Chas. E. Turner
Olen Callahan
Dick Barber
B. W. Walker
B. O. Moore
John
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. B. Hall
D. P. Whitley
Cieal
Muriel Bulwinkle
Hall
High Point
Board of Trustees
Peters
Duke
Garden Center Sponsored By Local Council
The High Point Council of Garden clubs sponsors a garden center at Sears Roebuck store from April 10 through September. Free information and encouragement for victory gardens are offered to the public each day except Mondays with sessions 10 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. Mrs. Sherwood Forrest chairs, with J. F. Hayden, council president, coordinating the effort.
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High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Sears Roebuck’s
High Point
Sherwood Forrest
J. F. Hayden
18YearOlds Register With Local Draft Board Five
During the past week two 18 year old youths registered with local draft board No. 5. They were Billy George Jones son of Mrs Lilly Jones of 825 Putnam avenue and William McRae Corrigan son to J J Corrigan of 218 Edgedale ve.
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Draft Board No. 5
Billy George Jones
Lilly Jones
Putnam Avenue
William McRae Corrigan
J. J. Corrigan
Edgedale Ve
Legion Meeting Set for Monday Evening
The American Legion will hold a meeting Monday evening at 7 30 in the rooms in the Arcade building.
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The
American Legion
Chairmen Appointed For Seventh War Loan Drive
J Sanders of Dallas named chairmen for the Seventh War Loan drive starting April 9. A meet for all chairmen is set at the Sheraton hotel on April 11 at 12 15 PM with state finance officials T C Abernathy and Allison James to outline duties. The High Point quota matches the last drive with a push for more E F and G bonds. F J Sizemore is vice chairman and H N Willard is local finance chairman.
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J. Sanders Dallas
Sheraton Hotel
T. C. Abernathy
Allison James
State Finance Office
Dallas
F. J. Sizemore
H. N. Williard
M. F. McNeill
Jack Pee
Lilian Massey
W. Robinette
Ey M. L. Patrick
T. J. Ld, Jr
Katherine
Joe Hollingsworth
Brooks Reitzel
O. A. Kirkman
Blake Thompson
Walter Hester
Hugh J
Rev Paul Jones to become pastor of First Presbyterian High Point
Members of First Presbyterian Church will be notified during the morning service that Rev Paul Tudor Jones has accepted the call to the local pastorate and will preach his initial sermon on April 29. The church elected a committee to secure a minister after Dr O Williamson resigned last November.
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First Presbyterian Church
Paul Tudor Jones
Greenville, Miss
High Point
Mr. Jones
Charles W. Perry
Greenville
C. W. Perry
R. D. Tillson
H. P. Hardin
D. E. Headen
Hen V. Koonts
H. P. Morrison
C.E. Stuart
Orange Presbytery
Perry
Pony
Jhim
Y Membership Drive Opens Wednesday
The High Point Y M C A plans a week long membership drive from Tuesday through Saturday April 14. Secretary Edgar Hartley urges support as the organization features supervisor programs with Christian leaders to guide youth toward constructive manhood and spiritual mental and physical development. Willard Leathers chairs the drive with Kenner Amos Charles Mendenhall L H Baker Jack Green Homer Barrett and Mrs Ed Wertz leading respective committees from the Junior Chamber of Commerce and Ladies division. The group seeks strong local backing to sustain the Y M C A’s youth program and future community impact.
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High Point Y.M.C.A
Ed Wertz
LH. Baker
Kenner Amos
Y.M.C.A
High Point J
Young Men's Christian Association
Edgar Hartley
Ber of Commerce
Willard Leathers
Leathers
Clean Out Your Clothes Closet Week Urged
Everett Marsh of the United National Clothing Collection announces April 8 through 14 as Clean Out Your Clothes Closet Week. A Redlands housewife letter urges strong public pressure to purge unused garments kept for a rainy day, calling for owners to forcefully remove pet white elephants from closets.
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Everett Marsh
United National Clothing Collection
Marsh
H. Cleo Burris
Redlands
California
Henry J. Kaiser
UNCC
Central Group Plans Public Meeting On High Point Council
A four member study committee appointed by the Community Chest calls a public meeting at 8 tonight in the county building court room to discuss forming a High Point Community council. The aim is to coordinate health welfare and recreation efforts and avoid overlap among agencies.
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Comance Danl
Community Chest
Ingra
Hi Point
C. T. Ingram
High Point
Ith
Cest
Ingram
Study Committee
Horace S. Haworth
Charles F. Carroll
Roy S. Braden
Everett Marsh
Mrs. Ingram
O. B. Bonner
Will O. Weldon
Noble T. Praigg
Mesdames Everett Marsh
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Willis Slane
Royster Tucker
Matt Wall
Arthur F. Neve
Falls City Man Dies Visiting Durham Family
William N. Ladd, 74, of Durham, died Saturday afternoon at his daughter Mrs. D J Cates home 316 Phillips Street from pneumonia. Survived by two daughters Mrs H J Steele and Mrs D J Cates two sons Robert and W A Ladd two brothers two sisters and interment planned at Pleasant Green Church cemetery Orange County. Funeral Sunday at 4 with Rev M C Dunn officiating.
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William N. Ladd
Durham
D. J. Cates
Phillips Street
Mr. Ladd
H. J. Steele
High Point
Robert &. Ladd
W. A. Ladd
Richard T. Ladd
Thomas C. Ladd
Durham County
W. W. Watson
A. L. Gilbert
Robert Ladd
Clay Street
M. C. Dunn
Pleasant Green Church
Orange County
Ladd
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W. R. Peters
Charrie Mountains
North Carolina
Johnny
Bill Sharpe
State News Bureau
Legion Meeting
Paul Jones
First Presbyterian
J. D. Cates
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