Three Cornered Moon Well Received by People
Theatre Associates of the First Church staged Gertrude Tonkonogy’s Three Cornered Moon last evening at High Point College auditorium. Rebecca Lew led a strong cast as the dizzy mother with other fine turns by Mary Elizabeth Barton and Charles Medlin. the production impressed with a polished set and smart lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Associates
First 1St Church
Gertrude Tonkonogy
High Point College
Rou Dugh
Moona Rimplegar
Rebecca Lew
Iss Seward
Mary Elizabeth Barton
Elizabeth Rimpler
Rimplegar
Charles Medlin
Gilbert Gray
Arnold Medlin
Max Shoaf
North Carolina Dairy Industry Surges in Two Decades
The North Carolina dairy sector expanded from two million to sixteen million gallons of ice cream and reached 32 million pounds of evaporated milk and over a million pounds of cheese. Much of the produced dairy goes to trademark brands without state labels, with Kraft and Carnation operating plants and stations in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Bulletin
North Carolina
Kraft
West Jefferson
Carnation
Thirteen Men Enlist In Services In Five Days
High Point recruiting office reports 13 men enlisted for army and air forces during August 7 12. Names and assignments include William Boyles and Billy Joe Griffin in air forces, Henry Nelson and Coy Creakman Jr in air forces and armored command members such as Edwin Lemar and George Wilson from Asheboro, Paul Cranfield from Asheboro, plus Gaylon Savage in the medical department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Army
Air Forces
W. J. Maney
William Boyles
Newberth F. Combs
Henry Eugene Nelson
Carl Edwin Anderson
Edwin Leon Lemar
Asheboro
Armored Command
George Thomas Wilson
Paul Edwin Cranfield
Henry Eugene Lefler
Gaylon Broughton Savage
Siler City
Correction corrects park closure and notes events
The colored park and pool will stay open through August 31 and concessions continue until Labor Day. A water demonstrations pageant titled Death takes a Holiday was held at the ark last night. Various church groups announce auctions, picnics, and services with invitations to the public across multiple venues and dates this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Par
the Ark
Stewardess Board
Postoffice on Wheels Proposed for Boone Area
The post office department weighs a mobile post office bus to serve northwestern North Carolina. J B McGee surveys routes from Greensboro to Johnston City touching Winston Salem North Wilkesboro and Boone along highway 421. The bus would sort mail on the move, as mobile post offices already operate in California Indiana and the Washington area.
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Winston-Salem
Post Office Department
North Carolina
J. B. McGee
Greensboro
Johnston City
Tenn
North Wilkesboro
Boone
California
Indiana
Washington, D. C
Peruvians Fly Large Fur and Feather Shipment to Latin America
Peruviam International Airways completed a major cargo flight to Havana and Lima shipping 3,000 New Hampshire baby chicks and 100 Holland doves to Havana plus six Angora rabbits from Maine to Lima.
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New York
INS
Latin America
Peruvian International Airways
New Hampshire
Havana
Amsterdam
Holland
Maine
Lima
Peru
Scenic Lift Opens at Seven Falls Colorado Springs
A new incline cable car near Eagle's Nest observation platform rises 227 feet for visitors. The $20,000 ride offers a second chance for those who avoided the 290 steps to the best vantage point.
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Colorado Springs
Uns
Seven Falls
Steel Now Available For New Type Dwelling Unit
A commerce department spokesman says action by the attorney general will move ahead on factory made steel homes to meet low cost housing demand. Reliance Homes of Lester Pennsylvania sells a fully outfitted seven-section unit for about eight thousand dollars before lot. six men assemble in four hours. Congress and housing experts say mass production offers a basic solution to shortages, with factory homes using far less steel per dwelling and potential cost advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
Sawyer
Reliance Homes, Inc
Lester
Reliance
Enator Flanders
R-Vt
Rep. Sundstrom
R-Nj
Congressional Committee On Housing
Sundstrom
Investigation ID identifies Hiss as Chambers ally
The back and forth between Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss unfolds with Hiss denying being a Red while Chambers testifies to joining the Communist Party in 1924 and later meeting Hiss in New York. The two confront each other as Nixon reports Hiss positively identified Chambers.
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Chambers
Hiss
Carnegie Foundation For International Peace
Time Magazine
Communist Party
Washington
Calif
Babe Ruth Heroic Return at Yankee Stadium in 1924
Murray Rose recalls a packed Yankee Stadium crowd of five thousand for Babe Ruth's batting practice and game at bat in 1924. Ruth hits several towering homers, including a famous shot into the right field stands, while fans roar and celebrate the Bambino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Rose
Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Yankee Stadium
Babe
Ruth
Ruthville
Bambino
Sharp Note and Soviet School Closures Create Diplomatic Strain
A sharp note from Washington questions Soviet actions as Moscow closes embassy and UN schools abroad. Russian families, including Mrs Kosenkina and the Samarin es, choose asylum in the United States amid protests over alleged kidnapping and consular control.
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New York
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
Mikhail Lamarine
Russia
Washington
Moscow
United Nations
Molotov
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Death of Mrs Lena M Hunter in Knoxville Tennessee
Mrs Lena M Hunter 36 died at her Knoxville home Tuesday morning after several days of illness. She was born in Lee County South Carolina, daughter of John A and Estelle Outlaw. Survived by husband Eli M Hunter a daughter three brothers and two sisters and sisters Mrs Lola Hayes Mrs Leona Hill iard and Joe Outlaw.
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Lena Hunter
Lena M. Hunter
Knoxville
Tenn
Joe High Point
Lola Hayes
Leona Hilliard
Joe Outlaw
Eli M. Hunter
Mrs. Georgia Burton Rites Set At Oak Hill Friends
Mrs. Georgia Burton 68 resident of High Point died after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p m in Oak Hill Friends church with burial in Floral Garden park cemetery. She was born November 6 1880 in Davidson county and married December 24 1899 to Willard Lee Burton who died January 11 1939. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Haywood Gurley three sons Leighton Allen and Kermit all of High Point three sisters and six grandchildren. Body remains at J C Green and Sons Funeral home Thomasville until Thursday 11 a m then returned to residence. Church service hour will precede the funeral.
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Georgia Burton
Es Lillian Burton
In Street
Willard Lee Burton
High Point
Oak Hill Friends Church
Burton
Floral Garden Park
Davidson County
Westley
Elizabeth Cecil
Haywood Gurley
Trinity
Route 2
Leighton
Allen
Kermit
J. C. Johnson
Cicero Craven
Thomasville
Funeral services for O Caven held at chapel
Cremation information not provided. Funeral services for O Caven were held in the chapel belows funeral home at 11 o clock with Cecil Hawor minister of Central Friends meeting officiating. Gene Walton sang, Mrs Charles McAnally at piano. Pallbearers listed. Burial in Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery. Flowers by Central Friends ladies and neighbors.
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Craven
Bellow
Cecil Hawor
Central Friends Meeting
Gene Walton
Charles McAnally
Belvin Moore
Lawrence Council
Charlie Allen
McKinley Robbins
Jack Dunn
Evan Cecil
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Death of Mrs Maude Welborn in Thomasville
Mrs Maude Rebecca Welborn 58 of Thomasville route 1 died at City Memorial hospital Tuesday after an extended illness. Born August 26 1889 in Davidson County she lived her entire life at home. Survived by son Odell Welborn sister Jessie Welborn and brothers Roswell and Mack Welborn. Funeral Thursday at 2 p m Fair Grove Methodist church burial Hopewell Methodist church cemetery body returned to home.
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Maude Welborn
Thomasville
Maude Rebecca Welborn
City Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Ka H
Katie Veach Welborn
Fair Grove
Philathea
Society of Christian Service
Odell Welborn
Jessie Welborn
Roswell Welborn
Mack Welborn
Los Oe Calif
Fair Grove Methodist Church
Hopewell Methodist Church
Funeral services for John Everette Clodfelter
Funeral services were held at Ward Street Methodist Church for John Everette Clodfelter of 1112 Ward Street who died Sunday morning at his home. Rev. C. M. McKinney Rev. Ben Joe Earp and Rev. C. A. Lain officiated. The church choir sang two solos with Miss Mary Jones and Miss Betty Lou Armentrout at the organ. Pallbearers included N. H. Carthers E. D. Watkins J. H. Samuels R. J. Jones C. P. Evans and J. W. McAdams. Burial followed at Floral Garden Park cemetery.
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John Everette Clodfelter
Ward Street
Ward Street Methodist Church
C. M. McKinney
Ben Joe Earp
Congregational Christian Church
C. A. Lain
Mary Jones
Betty Lou Armentrout
J. P. Shelton
Woman’s Bible
N. H. Carthers
E. D. Watkins
J. H. Samuels
R. J. Jones
C. P. Evans
J. W. McAdams
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Col Baxter Ross Hunter Dies In Charlotte At 75
Col Baxter Ross Hunter retired U S army medical corps native of Mecklenburg died at his home in Charlotte Augusta 18. He served in the Spanish American War World War I and in the recent war gave full time service to the Charlotte rationing board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Ross Hunter
Charlotte
Col
U. S. Army Medical Corps
Mecklenburg County
Funeral services for Ernest W. Pate observer Goldsboro
Ernest W. Pate longtime mechanical department employee of the Goldsboro News Argus died after a long illness. Funeral services are set for 11 a m Thursday in Goldsboro. He served the News Argus for more than 25 years.
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Ernest Pate
Goldsboro
Ernest —W. Pate
The
Goldsboro News-Argus
News-Argus
Cities Strengthen Fire Regulations Nationwide
Chicago report notes seven hundred million dollars in property losses last year prompt action. The International City Manager's Association says more fire inspectors are being hired to curb fire provoking conditions. Over 582 cities with populations above ten thousand employ regular inspectors and all but two of the thirteen largest cities use paid firemen for inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
International City Manager's Association
Gaff topsail catfish guards eggs in mouth
The gaff topsail catfish carries its eggs in its mouth until they hatch and sometimes tends the young, partially within the same oral cavity, in a protective breeding behavior observed in this species.
No Peace In Cold War Says Writer
A writer argues there can be no real peace while Bolshevist aggression continues. He warns Western powers must remain armed and rejects disarmament as appeasement, urging the communists to end their cold war and cooperate.
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Montgomery
Russia
Moscow
United Nations
U. N
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