Huey Feature Talk At 41st Federation Convention
National President Huey to deliver feature talk during the 41st annual convention of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs. Victory Dinner at Sheraton ballroom honors Mrs. John L. Whitehurst of Baltimore as guest speaker. Yde R. Hoey of Shelby, former governor and Senate candidate, among noted attendees including government and war service officials. Memorial service for Mrs. Lindsay Patterson of Winston-Salem follows.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
N. C
Buck
Rankin
Whitehurst
Sheraton
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Enterprise
N. C. Federation of Women's Clubs
John L. Whitehurst
Baltimore
Lindsay Patterson
Winston-Salem
Missing In Action Lt Virgil White Honored In North Carolina
A memorial service at Wesley Memorial Church honored Lt. Virgil S. White, H. P., reported missing in action over North Africa. Parents H. H. White of Route One and other relatives listened as officers and delegates of the federation reflected on his service. The day included devotionals, a roll call, and a departmental session with speaker Mrs. Horace B. Ritchie. Resolutions endorsed Salvage for Victory and urged broad state programs in education, library service, and public welfare. The federation named officers and announced final business for the following day.
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State Federation
Wesley Memorial
Adelaide Fries
Winston-Salem
Patterson
De“Er
H. Lathan
Asheville
General Federation
Henry White
Priate
Mars
Slate
J. C. E. Rozzelle
Horace B. Ritchie
J. Henry Highsmith
Raleigh
Virgil %. White
H. H. White
Route One
Lieut. White
Tomlinson
Federation
North Carolina
Women's Field Army
Department of Public Instruction
Congress
Farm Security Administration
Wesley Memorial Church
Thomas F. Henry
Salisbury
J. L. Blair Buck
Athens
B. A. Hocutt
Aubrey Murray
J. O. McClelland
Maxton
Thomas E. Morton
Charlotte
Elizabeth Crews
Walkertown
H. W. Daub
Aberdeen
Charles G. Doak
J. S. Mitchener
Sally
Ben Mattox
Edwin P. Brown
Murphiesboro
E. M. Henderson
West Jefferson
O. M. McCrary
Bombers radio antenna mistaken for bomb in Idaho farm find
A farm hand in Idaho found a meta ball attached to 225 feet of wire. The FBI determined the object was not a bomb but a radio antenna dropped in flight, causing a brief scare.
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Bliss
Idaho
FBI
Registration Heavily Tracked As Election Nears
City officials report heavy voter registration for May 4 election with both parties adding names until the midnight deadline. Precinct registrars note uneven turnout though GOP leaders claim over 1,000 new Republicans on the books. Both parties plan mass meetings to spur turnout in the final stretch.
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Herman
B. W. Hackney
Fletcher Welch
Hit and Run Victim in Grave Condition in City Jail
Paul Steed, a Black man, remained in grave condition five days after a hit-and-run on Hoover Street. Jake Moore Jr., also Black, is jailed on $3100 bond for hit-and-run driving, larceny of a truck, and reckless driving. Moore was caught after a two-day search. larceny alleged by truck owner Phillips Schnell. Steed’s status improved slightly but remained unstable as court timing hangs on his recovery.
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Burrus Hospital
Paul Steed
Jake Moore
Hoover Street
Moore
Phillips Schnell
Steed
Help and Meat Shortage For High Point Eateries
Faced with a shortage of help and meats, High Point eating places are shifting toward a one day a week closing program. Several downtown establishments already close one day weekly, with many more expected to follow. Operators blame harder hiring and meat allotment cuts for the move.
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High Point
City Buys Heavy Bomber City of High Point
High Point raises war bonds to fund a heavy bomber named City of High Point. The drive totals exceed the $2,550,000 quota, reaching $2,847,591 through two weeks with $59,780 in sales on Tuesday and $2,787,811 by Monday, pushed by Merchants Association support.
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United States Army Air Force
High Point
The
Merchants Association
Dr Caldwell To Head Anniversary Of Acacia Lodge No 674
Dr Wallace E Caldwell UNC history professor will give the principal address at Acacia Lodge No 674 anniversary in High Point at 8 pm. He is grand steward of the North Carolina Grand Lodge A F and A M. James W Payne Salisbury grand master will speak. The event will install A B Goetze as district deputy grand master of the 23rd Masonic District.
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Wallace E. Caldwell
University of North Carolina
Acacia Lodge
A. M
Caldwell
Grand Lodge of
North Carolina
A. F
James W. Payne
Salisbury
Thomas O. Kepley
Charles P. Eldridge
Raleigh
William Ritchie Smith
Eldridge
High Point
Donald Davidson
Numa F. Reid Lodge
J. Paul Williamson
Royal Arch Masons
High Point Council
Charles M. Gueth
Knights Templar
Edwina Bennison
Order of the Eastern Star
C. Excelle Rozelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Roy Padgett
TAME UNRULY HAIR WITH MOROLINE TONIC SALE
An old advertisement urges customers to tame unruly hair with Moroline Hair Tonic. It promises a well groomed look with added lustre and flat lie. A large bottle is priced at 25 cents and is advertised as sold everywhere.
Turner Near Death as Leg Amputation Staged
Turner, a 28 year old Colonial Motor Freight Lines driver, is fighting for life after being shot at a South Main Street warehouse party. Doctors will amputate his right leg as a 32.20 caliber bullet pierced his side and leg artery. Suspect R L Han barrier, 50, is free on 1500 bond charged with assault with intent and possibly murder if Turner dies. another Colonial official faces accessory before the fact charges.
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W. T. Turner
R. L. Hanbarker
Colonial Motor Freight Lines
Freight Lines
South Main Street
Guilford General Hospital
Turner
Hanbarrier
W. Friddle
Hon
Acacia Lodge Names Officers for Longtime Ceremonies
The lodge announces officers for Acacia Lodge with James T. Tucker as master and a slate including T. Bennison sr warden M F McNeill Jr warden G C Howard treasurer Charles M Gueth secretary A T Murfin sr deacon J O House jr deacon W F Snider sr steward Fred E Wilson jr steward Mason E Brown tiler and J Frank Shields chaplain .
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Acacia Lodge
James T. Tucker
T. Bennison, Sr
M. F. McNeill
G. C. Howard
Charles M. Gueth
A. T. Murfin
J. O. House, Jr
W. F. Snider
Fred E. Wilson
Mason E. Brown
J. Frank Shields
Victory Hour Service Canceled at Wesley Memorial Church
The Victory Hour Service planned for Wesley Memorial Church is canceled due to a conflicting convention of Women's Federated Clubs. Also noted are figures: Europe’s U.S. financial holdings valued at 6.698 billion dollars at 1939 end and Germany’s petroleum output believed up 55 percent in the past year.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Europe
United States
Germany
St Joseph Aspirin advertised for 10c
An ad proclaims you can’t buy aspirin that does more than St Joseph with a price of ten cents, urging readers to demand St Joseph Aspirin and implying superior value for the money.
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St. Joseph
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Kelly Field
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