Still Active In Practice Of Medicine
Dr J D Bulla of Trinity North Carolina enters his sixty first year in general medical practice. A Randolph County lifelong resident, he remains a community institution providing general care to families now and for generations. He no longer makes night calls or delivers babies, working daylight hours only.
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Fred Flagler, JR
Enterprise
J. D. Bulla
Trinity Rt. 1
Randolph County
Baltimore
Bulla
Randolph
Asheboro
New Hope Academy
Archdale Academy
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Dr. Bulla
High Point Court to Hear 100 Misdemeanor Jury Trials
One hundred cases involving 81 defendants are set for a High Point Municipal Court criminal term. The docket covers white and colored defendants with jury trial requests, beginning Tuesday with uncontested divorces and running through Saturday if needed.
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High Point
James C. Gatewood
FE. L. Hedrick
James G. Campbell
Robert R. Cashatt
Clayton Allred
J. W. York
Spurgeon D. Isley
Charlie Thompson
Leon P. Johnson
Butch W. Durham
B. J. Farmer
Jimmie G., Campbell
Roy Steed
Hazel M. Steele
N. Aubrey Gillis
William Braden
Oliver James Rawlins
Harvey H. Stout
Walter S. Stewart
William T. Taylor
Richard A. Longest
Norman Grubb
Clarence O. Everhart
Carl C. Reddick
George W. Meindl
James G. Agner
Lester A. Staley
Rudolph C. Frith
Albert R. Campbell
William H. Beamon
C. C. Yow
Charles E. Thompson
Tommy Joe Brady
Richard Hargett
W. T. Boggs
Rodney Pendry
Elwood C. Douglas
Irwin Morgenstein
Charles F. Reddick
Eugene Little
Jimmie G. Campbell
Floyd Reeves
Luke Little
Hoyle Cole
Bureh W. Durham
Joseph Donald Frazier
Marvin W. Wall
Mary Elizabeth Hager
Herman H. Billings
Elwood C Douglas
David More
Page &B
Chest Drive Led by Snavely in High Point Campaign
Rochelle announces Brant Snavely as general chair of the 1949 50 High Point Community Chest campaign for the eight Red Feather services. He is Wachovia Bank executive and active in local business and civic affairs as one of 37 board members responsible for Chest affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snavely
Joe—Brant Snavely
Community Chest
Charles L. Kearns
Chest
T. V. Rochelle
High Point Community Chest
Brant Snavely
Rochelle
Red Feather
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
High Point
Industrial Group Chooses Officers
W. T. Powell was named president of Associated Industries Inc at the first meeting of new directors at the Sheraton hotel. Other officers include J. E. Millis as vice president F. H. Gray as treasurer and Noble T. Praigg as secretary. The group, chartered in 1944, now includes 74 leading plants in High Point Thomasville and Jamestown and aims to promote regional industrial development and favorable factory locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Powell
Myrtle Desk Company
Associated Industries, Inc
Sheraton Hotel
J. E. Millis
Adams Millis Corporation
F. H. Gray
Triangle Hosiery Company
Noble T. Praigg
Mr. Powell
Amos R. Kearns
Associated Industries
R. T. Amos
Nathan M. Ayers
P. H. Dalton
Associated Industries of
High Point
Industrial Association
Thomasville
Jamestown
Tile Firm Secures $80,000 in State Contracts
Southeastern Tile and Marble company announces about $80,000 in state contracts. Largest $50,000 project at Caswell Training School in Kinston, plus $15,000 at Lexington General Hospital nurses home, $7,000 across Farmville and Lamberton high schools, and a Wake County office building job with undisclosed amount. An $11,000 completed project with High Point Hardware is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Tile and Marble Company
S. Taro
High Point Hardware Company
Taro
Caswell Training School
Kinston
Lexington General Hospital
Lexington
Farmville High School
Lamberton High School
Wake County
Raleigh
Tara
X-Ray Technicians Close Meeting In Charlotte
The North Carolina Society of X-ray technicians closed its annual meeting with a banquet headlined by State Senator George Penny. A dance followed. Charlotte was chosen as the next convention site. Officers named include Mrs. Jane Cox president, William T. Jones vice president, and Miss Kelly Flanigan secretary.
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North Carolina Society of X-ray Technicians
George Penny
Charlotte
Jane Cox
Woman's College
William T. Jones
Kelly Flanigan
Front pages recall a turbulent 1929 era headlines
A montage recalls border clashes near Nogales Mexico the Duchess of Atholl voyage malaria deaths in Africa political moves around Al Smith and Tammany Hall last minute farm aid edits in Congress Gastonia textile strikes and a 17 year old trial for family arson while Babe Ruth returns home with his wife amid page one theater.
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Nogales
Ariz
J. Gonzales Escobar
Cherebourg
France
Africa
New York
al Smith
Tammany Hall
Smith
James J. Walker
Congress
Gastonia
Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth
Jaycees Announce Citywide Scrap Paper Drive
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will collect waste paper next Sunday afternoon at 1. Co chairmen Bob Griffith and Marion Rowland urged residents to bundle papers and place them on curbstones, with minimal cardboard. Newspapers magazines bags and wrapping paper are sought as spring cleaning begins. Market prices for scrap paper have risen, making the drive worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Griffith
Marion Rowland
Jaycees
Stores to Begin Summer Wednesday Closings in High Point
Grace Baker of the Merchants Association announced that nearly all of High Point's hundreds of stores will start the summer practice of Wednesday afternoon closings. Stores will shut at 1 p.m. each Wednesday from April 27 through August 31.
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High Point
Grace Baker
The
Merchants Association
1000 New Members Is Drive Goal For YWCA Campaign
The High Point YWCA starts its 29th annual membership drive May 2 with a minimum target of 1000 new members. Mrs Charlotte Sheffield executive secretary announces the drive directed by Mrs James Hogg and co chaired by Mrs E S Wall lasting the month. Weekly reports will inform residents of the benefits of joining the YWCA and a long list of campaign workers is named.
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High Point Y.W.C.A
Charlotte Sheffield
James Hogg
Y.W.C.A
E. S. Wall
Hogg
Wall
Sheffield
G. L. Gates
EB L Honeycutt
G. H. McCormick
John Dunivant
R. M Falls
M. L. Patrick
Marie Heath
R. M. Shields
Raymond Dover
J. ©. Hauschild
Hal Davis
W. C. Koontz, Jr
C. H. Noah
K. B. Sloop
J. H McCall
Roger Morris
A. R. Myatt
S. O. Bailey
Mason Brown
Sterling White
Samuel H
Credit Union Group Elects New Leader
The North Carolina Credit Union League named C. T. Moody of Durham president succeeding George D. Williams. A. R. McMullan was reelected vice president and Roy Apple was renamed secretary treasurer. New directors are Frank Horton and Mildon Holmes. B. L. Wers ter was renamed managing director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Credit Union League
C. T. Moody
Durham
George D. Williams
Raleigh
A. R. (Shorty) McMullan
High Point
Roy Apple
Greensboro
Frank R. Horton
Mildon Holmes
B. L. Werster
U'S
Sheraton Hotel
Charles G. Hyland
National Credit Union Association
Hyland
League
North Carolina
George W. Boyd
Boyd
Federal Credit Union Section
Washington, D. C
Injured Motorcyclist in Street Crash Remains Serious
O A Clodfelter a 26 year old textile worker from High Point remained in serious condition at Memorial hospital after a motorcycle collision with a car driven by Earline Everhart nurse of Winston Salem at North Main street and Farriss avenue. He suffered multiple fractures including pelvis and ankle plus severe leg and head lacerations. Police cited both drivers for reckless driving as the wreck occurred around 10 30 am yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Farris Avenue
Boulevard Unit
Memorial Hospital
O. A. Clodfelter
Route 1
High Point
Clodfelter
Earline Everhart
Lindsay Street
Main Street
Farriss Avenue
Carrier of the Week Horace Links His Paper Route Earns Reward
Horace Links 14 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Link of 315 Centennial Avenue, is named Carrier of the Week for over a year. An eighth grade student at Junior High School, he excels as a salesman and business worker among more than a hundred Enterprise carriers. His route profits fund a new bike and clothing, and he takes pride in supporting himself.
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Newsboy
G. F. Link
Centennial Avenue
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Brussels
Junior Chamber of Commerce International
Belgium
Pan American World Airways
Bill Lindsay
Hillcrest Drive
Hugh M. Daley
Hill Street
Rocks Mount
Allen Austin
Steele Street
Edgar Snider
Boy Scouts
Uwharrie Council
George Davis
Advancement Committee
Saint Mary's Iscopal Church
Richard Hubbard
Troop 3
First Baptist Church
Joe Dean
Donnie Harris
Dickie Harris
Douglas Kerr
Everett L. Martin
Jerry Carmichael
E. Steven Burton
Donald Reid
Joey Meeks
Joe Hester
Bob Gray Martin
Bobby Bayne
Charlies Sawyer
Jordan Washburn
Tommy Woollen
Jack Lewis
Dick Webster
Herman Hunter
Charlie Lucas
Jimmy Cook
F. L. Warford
James Armstrong
Mickey Henley
Braxton Warner
Joe Walser
Spring Hill Methodist Church
Donald R. Sink
R. Dale Byerly
Main Street Methodist Church
Darrell Winslow
Oak View Methodist
Richard Hedgecock
Chest Drive
Powell
Joe
Mexico
Hollandia
YWCA
Credit Union Group
Horace Sink
Horace
Busi
Nessman
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