White Terrier Wins Best in Show at Furniture City Kennel Club
The Furniture City Kennel Club dog show at English Stes. lasted from 1 30 p m with Best in Show awarded to Cruden Flashback a West Highland white terrier owned by Wishing Well Kennels Little Falls N J Judges Louis J Murr and Alva Rosenberg selected the top dogs from a daylong event that raised charity funds for the High Point Exchange Club Proceeds from the American Kennel Club licensed event supported local charity efforts More than six finalists competed for Best of Show including Toy Breeds Bel-Roc Sugar von Enztal and Non-sporting Bar low s Romeo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Worcester
Little Falls
N. J
Hoto
Julien Flashback
H. M. Edens
High Point
Furniture City Kennel Club
Alva Rosenberg
New York City
Thurlow Kearns
Stes. A
Louis J. Murr
Cruden
American Kennel Club
High Point Exchange Club
Ee Sas
Ch. Bel-Roc
Mysterious package found outside Memorial Hospital
Phoenix officers investigated a parcel found on Memorial Hospital steps. The box contained six cans of beer and an opener, described by watchman Robert Stookey as making glub glub and a metallic rattle like a bomb. No one claimed the beer.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Robert Stookey
Memorial Hospital
Card Traveled One Mile A Year
Athens, Ga. On June 3, 1940, Mrs. Mae Bullock of Dan ielsville Ga mailed a post card to her cousin Mrs. Ruby Nelms of Athens. Nelms received the card recently and since Danielsville is 17 miles from Athens she calculated the mail moved at about one mile per year.
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Athens, Ga
Mae Bullock
Danielsville
Ruby Nelms
Athens
Nelms
Police record minimal weekend crime in city limits
Police reported a quiet weekend with only minor incidents. Fannie Lee McLean 40 was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly striking Louise Taylor with a stick. McLean posted bond and awaits Municipal Court. Other arrests included drunkenness, reckless driving, liquor violations, and immoral activity charges with various bond amounts and scheduled hearings through May and next week.
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Fannie Lee McLean
Hoover Street
McLean
Louise Registered Taylor
Wagner
Kearns Street
Olen Smith
Clinton Street
Smith
John Rusher Jr
W. Prewett
South Wrenn Street
Gladys M. Flint
East Washington Street
Wrenn Street
Lester Smith
Centennial Ave
From Orioles Publicist to Princeton Theologian
Dick Armstrong once rose as a Baltimore Orioles public relations director but quit baseball to study theology at Princeton. After moving for seminary life his son died of leukemia, deepening his faith while he works as a part time assistant to a seminary official and writes freelancing pieces. His father Herb remains a major league executive with the Orioles.
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N. J
Baltimore Orioles
Dick Armstrong
Princeton University
Armstrong
Princeton Theology
Princeton
Rickey
Armstrongs
James Quay
Seminary
Philadelphia
Eagle's Nest
Philadelphia Eagles
Herb
The
Orioles
Free Ports Status Between Nations Highlighted
The remark notes that only the United States maintains any free ports in contrast to Great Britain, underscoring a distinctive trade policy position and economic approach.
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United States
Great Britain
Wint Capel Returns To News Staff
Wint Capel is reassigned to cover Thomasville and nearby areas. A UNC journalism graduate, he began at The Enterprise in 1946 and later worked for the Wilmington Star and Greensboro Record, marking a 40 year tenure as a desk editor and reporter. Capel is married to Mary Teague of Thomasville and has a son Tim. Ed Lane shifts to a new special assignments role covering Davidson and Randolph counties.
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Thomasville
University of North Carolina School of Journalism
Capel
The
Enterprise
Wilmington Star
Greensboro Record
Greensboro
Mary Teague
Tim
Ed Lane
Davidson
Randolph
Two Locals Win Trophies At Tourney
High Point High School students earn district top honors at a two day National Forensic League meet. Pat Duggins wins in dramatic interpretation and poetry reading, J T Hicks tops in radio announcing, with Betty Chard and Bunny Jacobs placing in other events. Roxboro sweepstakes and multiple trophies noted. Qualified for national finals in Lexington Kentucky in June.
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High Point High School
National Forensic League
Pat Duggins
J. T. Hicks
High Point
Betty Chard
Bunny Jacobs
W. W. Nichols
Roxboro
Raleigh N. F. L
Lexington
Bruce Roberts
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Addie Smith 76
Mrs Addie Howard Smith 77 died at 2 50 PM at her daughter's home 1702 E Lexington Ave High Point after years of illness She born June 9 1879 in Mt Olive daughter of David James and Tempie Howell Howard She moved to High Point from Goldsboro in 1919 a Pentecostal Holiness Church member Surviving daughters Mrs Pierce and Mrs John T Bruton two sons Roy F Smith and H G Smith seven grandchildren sisters and brothers Funeral at Pentecostal Holiness Church tomorrow at 2 30 PM with reverends Overstreet and Robbins Interment Floral Garden plot
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Addie Howard Smith
T. E. Pierce
E. Lexington Ave
Smith
Mt. Oave
David James
Tempie Howell Howard
David John Smith
High Point
Goldsboro
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Pierce
John T. Bruton
Roy F. Smith
Richmond
H. G. Smith
Baltimore
A. A. Holland
Kinston
Dave King
Mt. Olive
J. M. Howard
Woman asks sheriff to locate missing shirt
A Baraboo Sauk County sheriff's office receives a call from a woman in a distant town saying her husband's shirt was borrowed by his brother and should be returned. The sheriff notes the complaint as a peculiar livestock of the day.
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Baraboo
Wis
Sauk County
James Gavin
Funeral arrangements for Garden Park Cemetery body
The body will be returned to the home of daughter Mrs. Pierce this afternoon at 4 o clock and placed in the church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Billy Joe Nunn
Springfield Baptist Church
L. J. Mabe
Floral Garden Park
J. A. Ledwell
Route 4
High Point
Bakertown
Mr. Nunn
Gulf of Mexico
Port Sulphur
Garden Park Cemetery
Pierce
Funeral Services for Martine Clinard Planned
Funeral services are set for Martine Clinard this afternoon at 4 from Cumby Mortuary Chapel led by Dr. Edmund W Price Jr. Graveside rites by Junior Order Members Trophy Council No 29 follow at Oakwood Park Cemetery. Clinard, 4, of 317 Reed St., died Saturday at High Point Memorial Hospital after three years of declining health and a three week critical condition. The body remains at the chapel until the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martine Clinard
Cumby
Edmund W. Price Jr
Green Street Baptist Church
Trophy Council No
Oakwood Park Cemetery
Clinard
Reed St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Small Girl Casts Negative Vote In Indiana House
In Indianapolis the Indiana House anticipated unanimity on a routine amendment but was surprised when 6 year-old Ann Elsner daughter of Rep. Edward P. Elsner spoke up with a faint no. Speaker George S. Diener called for opposition and a murmur of ayes followed.
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Indianapolis
Indiana House
George S. Diener
R-Ind
Ann Elsner
Edward P
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Thurston Street
Howe Point
High Point City Hall
Greensboro City Hall
Mechanicsville
N. C
Forestdale
Bow Stafford, Realtor
White & Wright, Realtors
Mela Talent
Card
Ministry
Wint Capel
Max Bones
Optometrist
N. Main S&t
Carolina
City
Sateen
N. Wrenn St
GE Moat
N. Main ST
Addie Smith
Penney
Gcottons
Joseph M. Clinard
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