Strickland RFC Named In Complaint Over $18,820 Debt
A municipal court complaint says Strickland Furniture and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation violated contract terms. Parker Brown Lumber seeks $18,820.83, alleging RFC loans and fund allocations hindered payment after War department contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickland
RFC
Strickland Furniture Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Parker Brown Lumber Company
Strickland Company
United States War Department
War Department
Coble to Cut Milk Price Another Cent
George S. Coble president of Coble Dairy Products Inc announced a one cent per quart reduction in the retail price of whole milk to take effect May 2. The notice appears in Lexington dated April 27. The plan marks a further price adjustment by the dairy firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coble
Lexington
George S. Coble
Coble Dairy Products, Inc
Whole Terminix CO
N. C
South Main Sr
Nighttime thefts take diapers and home goods
Thieves stole diapers, rompers, socks from Nellie Marks and a table radio record player and trousers from Thomas Sykes during two nighttime thefts. Herbert Stinson of Greensboro allegedly pawned the radio at Nash Jewelry and Loan on North Main Street. police listed no suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Marks
Thomas Sykes
Hay Street
Herbert Stinson
Greensboro
Nash Jewelry and Loan Company
North Main Street
Company plans further milk price cut amid dairy market decline
The firm notes a continuing drop in dairy demand and signals a possible additional milk price reduction within thirty days. Previously it announced a ten percent wage cut for about 1,000 employees and officials.
Free Parking After 1 P M Wednesdays Citywide Slowdown
Police Chief C C Stoker announced that during summer, parking meters will be voided each Wednesday from 1 p m until stores resume regular hours. Regular parking rules remain in effect other days. The Wednesday shutdowns start today and run through August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Stoker
Stoker
City Recreation Board Sets Pool Openings and Play Areas
The parks and recreation commission will meet tomorrow at 1 15 p m to act on opening dates for the citys two swimming pools and public playground locations. Concession privileges at both pools and the city softball park are also on the agenda. Shore Neal says the 1 250 000 gallon city lake pool is under construction with repairs and maintenance at the colored pool completed. Work on the city lake pool includes remodeling the filtering plant and painting the interior with a rubber base preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Parks and Recreation Commission
Shore Neal
City Lake
City Lake Pool
Defendants Sentenced For Drunkenness In Municipal Court
Two defendants received road sentences after pleading ass to drunkenness charges in municipal court. Clayton Allred faced 60 days on three counts, Harry Lee Craig drew 30 days for one count. Nol pros with leave was taken against Hoyle Cole for assault and Tommy Joe Brady for attempted break in. George Meindl was found not guilty of prohibition violations. Four divorces were granted in the afternoon including Charles he vs Dotty Lou Tice and Helen Jewel Preston vs George R Preston. James Padgett received 30 days suspended for 12 months plus $10 and jury costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Allred
Piedmont Apts
Harry Lee Craig
Statesville
Nol Pros
Hoyle Cole
Highland Road
Tommy Joe Brady
Tomlinson Street
George Meindl
English Street
Charles He
Dotty Lou Tice
Helen Jewel Preston
George R. Preston
Claude McDonald Brown
Willie Cunningham Brown
Chest Session at Sedgefield convenes three day Southeast event
The Southeastern conference of Community Chests and councils meets at Sedgefield starting tomorrow at 10 a.m. with registration, luncheon, and a full three day program. Delegates from states south of Washington converge for workshops on campaign structure planning and community issues led by leaders from Nashville Greensboro Atlanta and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Conference of
Sedgefield
Washington, D. C
Lester H. Robb
Nashville
Tenn
Community Chest
Paul F. Nagle
Durham
Wilson
Gordon J. H. Berg
Norfolk
S. Herbert Hitch
Charlotte
Glenn Wood
J Garland Copeland Funeral Rites In Burlington
Burlington resident J Garland Copeland died Monday night at Almance General hospital after several weeks illness Funeral services were held in First Presbyterian church today Burial followed at Pine Hill cemetery Survivors include widow Mrs Bessie Copeland a Burlington son Y B Copeland eight sisters two brothers and other relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
J. Garland Copeland
Almance General Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Pine Hill Cemetery
Bessie Copeland
Y. B. Copeland
Susan Copeland
High Point
Ben Crutchfield
Floyd Jones
Chapel Hill
Kate Copeland
T. A Allison
Gladys Copeland
W. P. Baldwin
Lula E. Copeland
B. N. Copeland
Greensboro
Col
W. V. Copeland
Funeral for Pastor Hale’s Father Held Today
Rev. A. S. Hale of the First Baptist church travels to Kingsport Tennessee after the death of his father Monday night. The funeral is scheduled for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Hale
First Baptist Church
Kingsport
Tennessee
Forsyth Girl Survives Polio Through Iron Lung Aid
A Forsyth County girl named Betty Conrad survived polio last summer after being placed in an iron lung supplied by High Point hospitals. She was rushed to Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem in May and has remained in the device since May 30, now allowed out for up to an hour daily.
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Forsyth County
High Point
Betty Conrad
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Rotary Club
Air Force Enlistments and Civil Actions Filed
Air Force enlistments announced for three years include John W Worthy a Negro from 47 Daniel Brooks apartments and Max Cole of Denton. Municipal court filings list Tom Rice versus U S White for 12359 for a truck and automobile sale and Kester Machinery versus F H Crawford seeking 503 38 on a loan with promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIR Force
Air Forces
John W. Worthy
Daniel Brooks Apts
Max Cole
Denton
Tom Rice
U. S. White
Kannapolis
Kester Machinery Company
F. H. Crawford
Crawford Machine Company
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Terminix
Cigarete
Dreos
Uplecialis
District
Office
Ames
W. Washington & College Sts
High Point, N. C
Imperial Life Insurance
Joe K. Cole
R. H. Clayton
Asst
P. O. Box
Nannie Sechrest
Mary Jones
W. H. Bell
G. G. Barbee
W. 8S, Lohr
PF. Newby
P. R. Shoemaker
Troy
C. EF. Morris
A. R. Miller
W. C. Terrell
B. B. Caveness
L. D. Freeman
Ww. W. Hampton
J. A, Hulse
H. Roberts
W. Hoover
R, Hil
B. E. Woodell
W. Thomas
J. L. Jackson
Thomasville Co. K, Kaas
R. L. Mabe I. BE
Beeson, Jr
Asheboro
Clayton Cart Lanier
Eva Sims Brooks
Albert Car Brooks
James Padgett
S. Spring Street
Hanes
Raglan
Pat of
J. G. Copeland
Forsyth Girl
Iron Lung
David W. Day
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Winston-Salem Road
A. B. Asbill
J. R. Willis
Clover Brand Dairies, Inc
P. H. Henes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem 1, N
West Washington ST
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