Friends Name Committee On Year's Work
Guilford College records list annual meeting committees for the coming year approved after nominating committee report. Returning minutes go to J. Waldo Woody. Epistles to other meetings assign to Furnas, Peele, Woody, Pearson, Haworth. Trustees to Horace Haworth replacing ill health retiree.
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Guilford College
Yearly Meeting
J. Waldo Woody
Britner Angel Cox
Florence M. Casey
Philip W. Furnas
Joseph H. Peele
Lotte Woody
Clifton C. Pearson
Evelyn Haworth
Horace S. Haworth
JF. D. Williams
Baard
David Kemp
H. Haskell Edgerton
Nathan D. Andrews
Samuel L. Haworth
Fain F. Cox
Simpson Hines
Robert H. Frazier
G. Newman Guthrie
Algie I. Newlin
Elbert Russell
Virginia
Houser
Walter Saunders
Charles G. Doak
Calvin L. Gregory
Ellen R. Glenn
Mary J. Burrus
Richard Mobbs
American Friends Service Committee
Helen T. Binford
Aigie
Alice Paige White
Board of Religious Education
Yadkin Valley
Eula Mackie
Mary T. Hollowell
Contentnea
Esther P. Dawson
Deep River
Emma Blair
Eastern
Lutie Woody
New Garden
Arilla Osborn
Southern
Esther Hinshaw
Surry
Etta W. Jones
Wester
Alta Zaccnary
Ula Mackie
American Friends World Committee
Ethel Payne
Grace B. Sawyer
Neela Steed
Ora Barker
Jeannette Hadley
Civilian Public Service Board
Walter A. Coble
David H. Parsons, Jr
Duval Graven
Byron L. Haworth
Theodore E. Perkins
Algie T. Newlin
Dorothy Gilbert
B. Russell Branson
Howard W. Cope
Mary E. Pittman
Gurney Robertson
Isaac Harris
D. E. Allred
Joseph HB. Cox
Myrtle FP
Tomlinson
Maerzearer Farlow
Contentnes
Eli F. Pate
Reuben J. Payne
Bertha V. Smith White
Estu
Annie B. Edgerton
Mary A. Hodgin
Astern
Mamie Winslow
David J. White
Cecil Macon
Western
Bunn C .Terry
Larry
Bessie Maude Simpson
Yadkin Valleys
Gurney Hutchins
Trustees of Trust Funds
Richard L.hollowell
Brian Haworth
Edgar Macon
Ruth Reynolds
J. Waldo Woods
Laura D. Worth
D. Virgil Pike
American Friends Board of Missions
Waldo Woody
Howard Yow
Lena Recan
Associated Executive Committee of
Friends On Indian Affairs
Musray G. Hodgin
Agnes L. Cox
Annie F. Petty
Theodore Sawyer
Conzentnea
Eunice Hinmant
Deen River
Katharine C. Ricks
Muriel M. Farlow
S. Hauser
Clay Perry
Albert G. Prauzhn
Guilford College Girls’ Aid Committee
Ada Blair
Laura P. Hodsin
York Teague
Leah Ham
Boys In Service In Australia Sergeant Hudson Serves Abroad
Sergeant Herman 4 Hudson, son of Mr and Mrs Seth Hudson of High Point, is serving with the army in Australia. He enlisted in the air corps on March 19 1941 and graduated from the Weather Observer's School at Chanute Field Rantoul IL on October 17. He has been with the first Weather Squadron at McClellan Field California.
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Australia
Herman 4. Hudson
Seth Hudson
Ward Street
High Point
Army
Air Corps
Weather Observer’s
Chanute Field Rantoul
McClellan Field
California
Edgar D Bullabough Enters Foreign Service
Pvt Edgar D Bullabough reports from foreign shores that he is safe and well after leaving the United States in April. Inducted November 13, 1941, at Fort Bragg, he trained at Camp Wheeler and served at Indiantown Gap before joining the army. Previously employed at Paramount Theatre and Hillcrest Throwing Co. His address is APC 930 Co RE 147th Infantry No 34174278 care Postmaster San Francisco California.
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Edgar D. Bullabough
Vernon Street
United States
Camp Wheeler
Fort Bragg
Indiantown Gap
Paramount Theatre
Hillcrest
APC
147Th Infantry
Care
San Francisco
Calif
Wade Land Promoted to Sergeant in Australia
Mr and Mrs L T Land of 306 Hood Street received a cablegram from their son Wade in Australia announcing his promotion from corporal to sergeant. This marked the first public word of the promotion and conveyed his affectionate greeting to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Land
Hood Street
Wade
Australia
Sergeant Wade Land
Sid Tomlinson Called To Active Naval Air Duty
Sidney Halstead Tomlinson Jr a prominent High Point New York and national furniture executive has received orders to report for active duty as a lieutenant in the Naval Air Service He trained at Baltimore School of Aeronautics and Curtiss Wright Airport and will report to Naval Air Station Corpus Christi Texas He is vice president of Tomlinson of High Point and long active in civil aeronautics and various clubs including S A E fraternity Friends Church and the American Business Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
New York
Sidney Halstead Tomlinson, Jr
Tomlinson
Baltimore School of Aeronautics
Curtiss- Wright
Baltimore
Naval Air Service
Naval Air Station
Corpus Christi
Texas
Sid
Madison Avenue
Civil Aeronautics
Lee School For Boys
Blue Ridge
Davidson College
S. A. E. Fraternity
The
Friends Church
American Business Club
Piedmont German Club
Maneuvers Not Satisfactory To Gen. Dawley
Aug 8. Maj. Gen. E. J. Dawley of the Sixth Army Corps led a critique of the Carolina maneuvers. He stressed tighter artillery use, centralized forces, protected cover in column moves, vehicle dispersion at concentration points, improved communications, and closer air ground coordination to prevent repeat shortcomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Boni
Sixth Army Corps
Carolina Maneuvers
Army
E. J. Dawley
Dawtey
Wesleyan Church Conference Closes 63rd Annual Session
The 63rd annual North Carolina Conference of Wesleyan Methodists closed in Colfax as Ivan L. Sink Jr. of High Point was ordained. Pastoral appointments included O A Kiger Asheboro and J F Mill at Hickory Chapel, E M Fowler at High Point Hayworth, B H Phaup Ennis Street, M R Harvey Neighbor's Grove Randolph County, and Roy H Parker at Randolph County First and H F Schram at Second Church Thomasville. CC W Hayworth of High Point was elected to the national general conference. A jacket for tires and a spring wheel were proposed as partial fixes for rubber shortages, with the generator issue blamed on a loose fan belt.
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Colfax
Aug
North Carolina
Ennis Street
Af. C. Connor
Neighbor's Grove
Randolph County
M. R. Harvey
Thomasville
Roy H. Parker
H. F. Schram
CC. W. Hayworth
High Point
Allied airmen strike at Rabaul and Lae in daylight raids
Allied airmen launched their heaviest blow yet on Japanese positions in Rabaul New Britain and Lae New Guinea. Bombers dropped 15 tons on Rabaul and 2000 pound bombs on Lae with hits reported and seven Zeros shot down. Reconnaissance noted possible expansion toward Kei Aru and Tanimbar as Buna Gona remained at 60 miles from Port Moresby. Australian Minister Forde warned of a looming crisis and invasion threat to Australia while stressing crisis response preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Australia
Rabaul
New Britain
Lae
New Guinea
Vunakanau
Kei
Aru
Tanimbar
Buna-Gona
Port Moresby
Francis M. Forde
Indicted Wichita man DePriest moved to DC marshal for trial
Washington Aug 8 1 P I findson DePriest of Wichita Kansas and New York writer was turned over today to the United States marshal for the District of Columbia for trial on a conspiracy to promote revolt in the army and navy charge. Charles Price marshal for the western North Carolina federal court district brought De Priest to Washington from North Carolina. De Priest is a native of Cleveland County North Carolina.
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Washington
Findson DePriest
Wichita
New York
United States
District of Columbia
Charles Price
North Carolina
Federal Court District
de Priest
Cleveland County
Penalties for horse stealing exceed auto theft in many states
A historical report notes that in 18 states and the District of Columbia, horse stealing carries harsher penalties than stealing an automobile, reflecting regional differences in how livestock crimes were treated in the era.
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States
District of Columbia
Alfred Kimrey Promoted to Army Corporal
Alfred R. Kimrey son of Mr and Mrs A R Kimrey of 1202 Montlieu Avenue has recently been promoted to the rank of corporal He was employed by the Pugh Funeral Home in Asheboro prior to entering the Army He is now stationed at Camp Pickett Virginia
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F. R. Smith, Jr
Army Air Corps
MacDill] Field
Tampa
Fla
Frank R. Smith
216 Boulevard
Smith
Florida
Alfred Kimrey
Alfred R. Kimrey
A. R. Kimrey
Montlieu Avenue
Corporal Kimrey
Pugh Funeral Home
Asheboro
Army
Mm Camp
Pickett
Mouthless larva drains juices through jaw holes
The larva of ptero seroce storeys lacks a mouth and cannot bite. It feeds by sucking juices from tiny insects through openings in its jaws.
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W. Jasper Thompson
Margstew L. Stubbs
Joan HB. Hodgin
Miriam Levering
Vanner FE
Neece
Yadkin Vanley
Nora S. Shore
Eva Lasley
Asura D. Worth
Annie F. Petts
Dorothy L. Gilbert
Prohibition
Johnnie M. Hiatt
United States Marine Corps
Recruit Depot
Marine Barracks
Parris Island
S. C
Marine Corps
Ray E. Teague
Alr
C. H. Teague
Meadow Street
Foreign Service
Wade Land
Sid’ Tomlinson
Sunny South Cleaners
West
Washington Street
Joseph Hi. Fflancock
830Th Coast Artillery
Fort Monroé
Fort Totten
N. Y
D. H. Hancock
Route Two
Dawley
Wesleyan Church Conference
Bruce H. Carraway, Jr
Camp Croft
S.C
United States Army
Bruce H. Carraway
Johnson Street
Depriest
Ron
Uncle Sam
Royon
Flarilee
I, Price
Jlarilee
Rachelle
Strait-Ace
Seal of Quality
Strait- Ace
Clarilee
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