Greensboro Man Heads Campaign Chair for 1962 United Campaigns
John B. Hatfield of Sears Roebuck will chair North Carolina United Campaigns in 1962. He will address United Fund leaders at regional institutes in Greensboro August 16 and Kinston August 17. The drive covers over 72 communities and targets about eight and a half million dollars. Hatfield succeeds Holt McPherson and sits on several local and state boards.
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Charlotte
John B. Hatfield
Manger
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Greensboro
United Community Campaigns
North Carolina
W. W. McEachern
Carolinas United
Hatfield
United
McEachern
United Fund
Kinston
United Campaign
United Campaigns
Holt McPherson
High Point Enterprise
United Way
Luther Hodges
Department of Commerce
The
North Carolina National Bank
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
United Fund of Greensboro
Carolinas United Community Services
Dancing School To Open By Mrs Amenceis Fowler
The Amenceis Dance Studio operated by Mrs Amenceis Fowler will open at 906 Lind say St for registration of dance and pre school kindergarten pupils. Morning classes include tap and ballet while afternoon sessions cover tap toe ballet acrobatic and ballroom dancing. Fowler has over 20 years of study and teaches under the National Association of Dance and Affiliated Artists. She studied in New York with Ern est Carlos and attended Virginia Intermont College where she taught physical education credit. She spent six years on the stage as a professional dancer. Fall registration runs through Aug 31.
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Amenceis
Amenceis Fowler
Lindsay St
New York
Ernest Carlos
Virginia Intermont College
Fowler
Credit cards honored at Tucson shoeshine shop sign
Stanley Layman posted a window sign in his Tucson shoeshine shop declaring that credit cards are honored. The simple notice reflects a local business adopting card payments.
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Tucson, Ariz
Stanley Layman
Tucson
Tragic Three Car Crash Kills Mother and Son
A young mother Mrs. Richard M. Poore of Alexandria Virginia and her five year old son were killed in a three car collision on U S Route 301 near Rocky Mount North Carolina. The father Army Pvt Richard M Poore stationed at Ft Belvoir Virginia was in extremely critical condition at a hospital where his son died earlier. The Poore car was struck from behind by a car carrying Leonard McNeal of Philadelphia and Benny Davis of Rocky Mount then hit a third car carrying Mr and Mrs Dewey Mishue of Lumberton. No charges were filed and the investigation continues. The Mishues were treated at a Rocky Mount hospital then moved to Lumberton for further care. McNeal and Davis escaped injury.
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Rocky Mount
N.C
Richard M. Poore
Alexandria
Army
Ft. Belvoir
Lumberton
Former Resident F C Arnold Dies At 60
Frederick Columbus Arnold 60 of Lumberton former High Point resident died yesterday at 2 45 p m in Southeastern General Hospital Lumberton after five months of illness He was born May 14 1902 in Virginia son of Milton Connely and Annie Laurie Arnold He moved to Lumberton two months ago from High Point and was a representative of Sir Walter Raleigh Insurance Co He married Mildred Mabe March 4 1930 and survives with two sons Marvin L Arnold and F Wayne Arnold five grandchildren four brothers and three sisters Funeral arrangements are pending at Sechrest Funeral Home
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Frederick Columbus Arnold
Lumberton
High Point
Southeastern General Hospital
Mr. Arnold
Virginia
Milton Connely
Annie Laurie Arnold
Sir Walter Raleigh Insurance Co
Randolph Presbby
Thelma White Found Dead in High Point Home
Thelma White 48 of the Biltmore Hotel was found dead in bed around 8 a m yesterday the cause listed as a heart attack. Born June 15 1914 in Surry County she was a Baptist with ties to High Point where she lived 36 years. Survived by two brothers a sister and several nieces and nephews. Funeral set for 11 a m Monday at Union Cross Baptist Church Surry County with burial in the church cemetery.
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Thelma White
Biltmore
Mr. White
Surry County
John White
Matt Davis White
High Point
J M. White
A. W. White
Rt. 3
Junior White
Florida
Annie Straton
Baltimore
Opal McBride
Lexington
Union Cross Baptist Church
Mabe
Springfield Baptist Church
Siler Funeral Home
Obstacles Challenge Optimist Motto
A concise aphorism asserts that only a pessimist accepts defeat while obstacles always test an optimist. The statement frames adversity as a proving ground for hopeful resolve.
Funeral for Pauline Hill held at First Wesleyan Methodist
Funeral services for Pauline Saffit Hill 47 of Moon Street are at 4 0 p.m. Monday in First Wesleyan Methodist Church with Rev. Harold Rickman and Rev. John H. Long officiating. Interment follows in Floral Garden Park Cemetery High Point. The body returns to the home at 11 a.m. today from Siler Funeral Home.
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Thomasville
Pauline Saffit Hill
Moon Street
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Harold Rickman
John H. Long
Floral Garden Park
High Point
Siler Funeral Home
Fire Alarms and Car Fire Reported by City Firemen
A 9 p m false alarm at Hamilton and Ray Streets was reported by firemen. Earlier a car fire on the 300 block of East Washington Street at 9 11 a.m. caused minor damage. At 8 01 p.m. water leaking from a stopped drain in an upstairs apartment at 607 Leonard Street shorted a ground floor light fixture causing minor damage.
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Hamilton
Ray Streets
E. Washington Street
Leonard St
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Carrie Harris Murphy
Funeral services for Mrs Carrie Harris Murphy 84 widow of R P Murphy were held at Heidelberg United Church of Christ with Rev Richard A Cheek and Dr J A Palmer officiating. Burial followed in Thomasville City Cemetery. The body rested at J C Green and Sons Funeral Home until 30 minutes before the service. Memorials were directed to the church Tower Fund.
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Thomasville
Carrie Harris Murphy
R. P. Murphy
Forest Dr
Fair Grove Forest
Heidlelberg United Church of Christ
Richard A. Cheek
J. A. Palmer
Thomasville City
J. C. Green and Sons
South Africa Ships Grain to China Amid Shortages
Durban reports South Africa contracted to sell corn and grain to Red China. First cargo of 25 000 tons to be loaded next week in two German ships. Peiping seeks hundreds of thousands of tons as food shortages rise. Britain’s Central African Federation reportedly shipped 21 000 tons to China last week.
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Durban
South Africa
China
Peiping
Central African Federation
Chick Buys Renault at Iderton Inc with Small Down Payment
Chick confides to Mac that she purchased a Renault from H. G. Iderton, Inc with a down payment under 150 dollars, keeping the detail private. The note reflects a casual, personal purchase snippet from a local page.
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Renault
H. G. Iderton, Inc
Mac
Two Autos Reported Stolen In City
Two cars were reported stolen yesterday. Eugene Avant of Fisher Ferry Street Thomasville said a green and white 1955 Oldsmobile was taken from Earl's Grill parking lot after he left it for about 20 minutes. Winfred Lewis Belo of Boundary Street reported a yellow and white Chevy sports coupe stolen from the 100 block of Harrison Street during the night.
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Eugene Avant
Fisher Ferry Street
Thomasville
T Patios
Earl's Grill
Avant
Winfred Lewis Belo
Boundary Street
Harrison Street
Beo
Teachers Attend Mars Hill Meet
Four teachers from the High Point unit of the N C Classroom Teachers Assn north central district attended the association workshop conference August 6 8 at Mars Hill College. The participants included Estelle Lawing district chair man of the teacher education and personal standards committee Marjorie Welborn legislative committee member Mrs Wellie Eagle district vice president and Patricia Hauser for the conditions of work workshop.
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High Point
N. C
Patricia Hauser
Johnson Street
Mind at ease or stress: the need for mental workouts
The passage argues many people let their minds stagnate from not exercising them. It urges regular mental activity to maintain sharp thinking and growth.
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Greensboro Man Heads Drive
John Ratfield
Carolina
Nash
N. Main ST
F. C. Arnold
Office Equipment CO
S. Main ST
MR. C. H. Bass
Bass
Fedders
Climatimer
Bedford Sales CO
N. Wrenn St
Pauline Hill
Mrs
Carrie Murphy
Holiday Inn Restaurant
ST Green ST
Prescription
Maxum M. Bingham
Mars Hill
N. Wrenn
Lantic Savings and Loan Association
the “Carillonic Bells
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