Miss Hazel Johnson Keynotes Final Nurses Aide Class
Miss Hazel Johnson, superintendent of Burruse Memorial Hospital nurses, spoke to the first graduating class of Volunteer Nurses Aides in the Red Cross Board Room. She said the cap signifies duty dignity and respect and marks training and experience in civilian defense work. A second training class starts May 4 with sessions at 2 pm and 7 pm. call Red Cross at 2348 for details.
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Red Cross
Hazel Johnson
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Miss Johnson
Mildred Marsh
Charles Loflin
Harry Bell
Robert H. Walker
Hetty Séchre
Hazel- Johnson
Burruse Memorial Hospital
Red Cross Board Room
Tom Tyson
Bon Bonnie Club Fetes Mrs Bizzell and Miss Mason
Mrs Bizzell and Miss Mason hosted Club Bon Bonnie at the former home on Tuesday. Miss Helen Mason led a brief business discussion before three tables of bridge. Edith Bulla won high score with Helen Mason as runner-up. gifts were given to former members Pete Kennedy and Ted Greyson of Baltimore. A sweet course followed for the guests, including Virginia Elder Esther Ingram Mabel Bray Billie Mason Edith Bulla Ruth Celeste Jones and Harold Tuttle.
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Helen Mason
Helen Kearns
Biazzell
Club Bon Bonnie
Edith Bulla
Mesdames
Pete Kennedy
Ted Greyson
Baltimore
Virginia Elder
Esther Ingram
Mabel Bray
Billie Mason
Ruth
Celeste Jones
Miedames
Harold Tuttle
Eastern Star Plans Chicken Supper for May 6
The High Point Chapter No. 106 Eastern Star met at the Masonite Temple with Mrs. Ida Kimble presiding. Final plans were set for a Chicken Pie Supper in the temple dining hall on May 6 from six to 7 30. A Mother's Day program followed featuring a solo by Mrs. Edwin Bennison a poem by Mrs. Willie Updegrove and a Mothers Message by Miss Grace Wood.
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High Point
Eastern Star
Masonite Temple
Ida Kimble
Temple
Edwin Bennison
Willie Updegrove
Grace Wood
Miss Loflin to Lead May Day Pageant at Coker College
Doris Loflin of High Point a Coker College freshman will participate in the May Day pageant on the Coker campus next Saturday. The program features period and modern dances as part of the annual festival directed by Aliss Moody of the physical education department. The item appears in Hartsville South Carolina from April 30.
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Hartsville
S. C
Doris Loflin
High Point
Coker College
Coker
Coker Athletic Association
Aliss Aileen Moody
Department of Physical Education
Times Square Dimmed in Moonlight Blackout Preview
Frank K. Kelly reports Times Square went dark for the first time as moonlight replaced advertising glare under army blackout orders. Patrolmen, chorus girls, and taxi drivers witnessed the silent square while the blackout eyes to curtail coastal glow and wartime light restrictions threaten night baseball and outdoor events.
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Frank K. Kelly
New York
Times Square
Broadway
47Th Street
Phain
State Deaths Bring Two Funerals to North Carolina
Death notices from Reidsville and Lexington report Joe D Cobb 72 died at home in Austin on April 30, with funeral at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church at 4 pm. Survivors include wife five sons and five daughters plus numerous relatives. John Wesley Younts 32 of Davidson County died at home after illness. funeral at Hedrick's Grave Reformed Church at 3 pm. widow five or six children and siblings named. Major General Jacob L Devers to speak at a U S C building dedication at Fort Bragg area in Fayetteville April 30.
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Joe 1
Cobb
Reidsville
Joe D. Cobb
Austin
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Mr. Cobbs
J. P.oj. Oo
O. In
Fred Cobb
Joh Cobb
Otters Point
Alaska
Milas Metba Cobb
Robert Smith
W. B. Cobb
Lester Cobb
Ruffin
James Betson
Higly Point
Joan Wesley Younts
Lexington
John Wesley Younts
Davidson County
Hedrick
Grave Reformed Church
Ella
Hedrick Younts
Ervin Younts
J. J. Hedrick
W. V. Greer
Nora Younts
Early Smith
H. G. Hayworth
High Point
F. J. Younts
Raleigh Ends Celebration and Education for Victory Day
Raleigh wraps up a four day sesquicentennial celebration with Education for Victory Day headlined by U.S. Commissioner of Education John W. Studebaker. An educational parade featured leading North Carolina schools and colleges. a prominent sports slate includes North Carolina versus Wake Forest and Duke versus NC State. The North Carolina Symphonic Choir performs at Memorial Auditorium tonight. Kay Kyser milestones drew capacity crowds yesterday as he led a war bond drive and hosted shows with Governor Broughton joining in. Herbert Porter of Fayetteville won the Kollege contest. Separately, the Agricultural Marketing Association began purchasing surplus sweet potatoes from North Carolina farmers, with Beaufort serving as purchase HQ.
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Raleigh
John ,W. Studebaker
United States
Herbert Porter
Fayetteville
University of North Carolina
Too White New York Dim-Out Fails to Hide Brilliance
Times Square kept its white glow despite an army dim-out order, with no honors shown as officials warned of a possible total blackout in the tri state area. Barber elected president of North Carolina Photographers Association at its seventeenth annual convention in Winston-Salem. Bishop Berggrav released from a concentration camp but guarded in a summer cottage by 20 men. Emperor Hirohito's 11th birthday observed nationwide with parades and prayers. Britain affirms air war policies in Commons, citing raids on Lubeck and Rostock.
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New York
Times Square
Tri-State
Second Corps
Great White
Barber
Winston-Salem
A. B. Barber
Hendersonville
North Carolina Photographers Association
Fragmentary War Aims Phrase
The readable fragment states the aim to destroy the enemy capacity to make war, signaling a persistent objective in wartime strategy.
North Carolina Supreme Court grants new trial to Ed Isley
The North Carolina Supreme Court granted a new trial to Ed Isley who was counseled in Rockingham County last December for carnally knowing a child aged 12 to 16. The case drew wide interest as the prosecution was allowed by Superior Court Judge Frank M. Armstrong to display the victim’s baby to the jury.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Supreme Court
Ed Isley
Rockingham County
Carnally
Superior Court
Frank M. Armstrong
Sleepy Burglar Case Stuns St. Louis Bakery
An 18 year old youth smashed a bakery window, sat on the floor and ate cake before falling asleep. He was awakened by police, who handled the case efficiently.
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ST. Louis
Capital Legal Rehearing Reverses Court Ruling
The case was reheard after Justice Clarkson died and Justice Denny replaced him. The court then reversed its prior stance with a majority saying the dissenting rationale should prevail. The decision rested on a point of law and weight of evidence, not political labels.
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Clarkson
Denny
Movie Clock Cinema Schedule Fragments
A fragmented TV theater listing shows movie clocks for We Were Dancing, One Foot in Heaven, Law of the Tropics, and Marry the Daughter. Screen times and theaters Broadhurst Paramount Rialto mix with vague feature notes and odd formatting.
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Broadhurst
Heaven
Mindset shifts and lawmaking evolve with society
The remark notes that collective thinking adapts over time and that constructing law is not an exact science, implying ongoing change and interpretation rather than fixed rules.
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Mrs. Bizzell
Miss Mason
Bon Bonnie
Loflin
Kidder, Mo
Widder
Cuba
U. S
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Malin St
Studebaker
N.C
The
Agricultural Marketing Association
North Carolina
Lewis P. Watson
N. C. State College Extension Horticulturist
Beaufort
Nunn-Bush
Edgerton
Quality Shoe Store, Inc
Exfert Shoe Fitters
Sears
Princess
Beauty Shop
Washington & Mabn
Bland
Tel
Auprey
Tucker Rogers
Mar
Opal Fider
Virgie Grogan
Bishop
London
Adolf Hitler
Eivind Berggrav
Norway
Reuters
Stockholm
Social Demoknitten
Japan
Hirohito
Imperial
Archibald Sinclair
Air
House of Commons
Britain
Luebbeck
Rostock
Mage
Cenera
Paramount
Rialto
Walgreen Coupon
Walgreens
DR. Lyon
Soc
PSM
Kupfer’s
Leon
Laraine
Mother's Day
Choice
Titan
Newdad
Walgreen
Devitinass
Walgreen's
Jandj
Mead’s Pablum
Lapp's
Castile
Prince Albert
Dall
Jergen
Weadbury
Emith
Woodbury
MOLLE
Butler
Pinkham’s
Bouquet
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