Colloids of Carolinas to Open High Point Plant
Colloids of Carolinas will open a High Point plant replacing the Ward Street site, after purchasing 1718 Ward Street from Linwood Processors receiver for about 20000 dollars. Newark NJ based chemical firm serves textile paper and leather trades with High Point as a southward expansion hub. General manager Mann and assistant Schramm plan to move routines by September 15. operation starts Sept 15.
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High Pot
Carolinas
High Point
Ward Street
Colloids of
Linwood Processors, Inc
Ed Mendenhall
Mendenhall-Moore Realtors
Mendenhall
William F. Minn
Collords
International
Colloids
Newark
N. J
Canada
Mexico
Italy
Mann
Mason and Dixons
Chamber of Commerce
Col Jords
Mendenhall. Realtors
Permits Issued for New Homes in High Point
Permits were issued to Miss Ione Lowe and Ross L. Farlow for a six room frame dwelling on Jones street and to R. L. Wilson for a five room brick veneer dwelling on Montlieu avenue with costs of 8500 and 8000 respectively. Also noted are residents Marvin H. Grant Ruby C. Parker Alvin G. Amick and Ada Jean Weekly of High Point. Air mail service to Fay etteville and Crystal City Texas expected mid fall with cadets and philatelic mail authorizations.
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Ione Lowe
Ross L. Farlow
Jones Street
Council
Trenton
R. L Wilson
Montlieu Avenue
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Marvin H. Grant
Ruby C.parker
High Point
Alvin G. Amick
Ada Jean Weekly
Natural Gas Line Decision Set for September 14
The Guilford county Natural Gas Commission chair Andrew Joyner Jr says a decision on a Greensboro and High Point natural gas line is due September 14. Chambers from High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem and Charlotte backed a Piedmont Natural Gas service via a 1290 mile Texas to Virginia pipeline. the Federal Power Commission will hear Piedmont's application on September 14.
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Greensboro
High Point
Andrew Joyner, Jr
Guilford County
High Point Crime Increases In August Report
The August police report for High Point shows a broad rise in crime across divisions though total cases fell from June. August total 980 with 512 tickets. major crimes include one murder and one rape, 19 aggravated assaults, 19 larcenies, and 38 liquor law violations among others.
Labor Board Orders Two Elections Here
The National Labor Relations Board ordered bargaining elections at two High Point firms in North Carolina. Workers will decide if United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Local 3095 AFL will represent them. Elections must occur within 30 days at Fli-Back Company and Sock-It Company Inc. Fli-Back is a Gibson partnership making paddle games. Sock-It makes yo-yos and tops.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
High Point
N. C
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Local 3095
AFL
Fli-Back Company
Sock- It Company, Inc
Fli-Back
J. Emory Gibson
Sock
Gibson
NLRB
Tablet Honors Local Soldier at Fort Monmouth
The Signal Corps school at Fort Monmouth N J dedicates a bronze tablet on a concrete marker to Technician 4th Grade William C Shelton of High Point. His mother Mrs Annie B Shelton travels from 1425 North Hamilton Street to attend the ceremony sponsored by a company of the 9400 Signal Train in Regiment on the fort grounds.
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Signal Corps School
Fort Monmouth
N. J
William C. Shelton
High Point
Shelton
Annie B. Shelton
North
Hamilton Street
Ft. Monmouth
Sgt. Shelton
9400
Fort Monmoth
Thomasville VFW Helps Veterans Apply for Life Insurance
The William C. Miller Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars aids between 1500 and 2000 veterans daily in applying for National Service Life Insurance dividends. Forms are distributed at four locations with a tent on the town commons aiding filling. Checks are not expected until January.
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Thomasville
William C. Miller
Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Service Life
VFW
Mann's Drug Store
Registration Of Pupils Is Light In Thomasville
Thomasville reports light pupil registration as of yesterday says School Superintendent G. H. Arnold. Five local schools registered only a small number of students each. Exact figures were not available this morning. The effort targets students not enrolled last year to attend local schools this year.
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Thomasville
G. H. Arnold
Divorces Granted for Two Years Separation in Virginia
Marian Moore Wood seeks absolute divorce from Ray Wood after two years separation. Virginia Morgan seeks absolute divorce from Geo Morgan after two years separation and custody of their three children. A note adds that about half the yearly egg production in the United States comes from March through June.
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Marian Moore Wood
Thurman Ray Wood
Virginia Morgan
Geo Morgan
United States
Negro Bound Over For Murder In Sunday Shooting
A 25 year old Negro identified as Pete Blair alias Clarence Richardson was bound over to the superior court by Municipal Court Judge D C MacRae with out bond after probable cause was found in the fatal shotgun shooting of Richard Kinsler. The incident stemmed from an argument over a woman Blair’s alleged girlfriend.
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D. C. MacRae
Pete Blair
Clarence Richardson
Gordy Street
Richard Kinsler
Kinsler
Blair
Alvin
Alberta Cobb
Furlough Street
Leonard W. Jessup
Route 1
Jamestown
Perry H. Gray
Barker Street
Edward Davis
Daniel Brooks
Thornton Fields
Meredith
Beauty Contest at Allen Jay School
The Brotherhood class of Springfield Friends Sunday School sponsors a beauty pageant in the Allen Jay school auditorium next Tuesday September 6 at 8 00. Parrish Felter heads arrangements with many contestants expected and out of town judges are being lined up. Proceeds benefit the class building fund. Spagnum moss is sometimes used for antiseptic bandages.
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Brootherhood
Springfield Friends Sunday School
Allen Jay School
Parrish Felter
Eppersons Visit Friends Here After Canada Conference
Rev Charles A Epperson former pastor of the Gospel Tabernacle and now at Louisville Gospel Tabernacle with Mrs Epperson and two daughters paid a brief overnight call in High Point after visiting Raleigh They attended a Christian and Missionary Alliance conference in Canada where he was a conference speaker Guests of Mr and Mrs Sam Moon on Grimes Street hosted them during the stay
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Charles A. Epperson
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Louisville, Ky
Epperson
Raleigh
Christian and Missionary Alliance Mission
Canada
Rich
Sam Moon
Grimes Street
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N. Main St
Igh Point News
Fayetteville
Crystal City
Tex
Kkichunatovzr
Labor Board
Cata
Thomasville Vfw Post
Distrib
MacRae
Bennie Allen
Washington Street
Albert Reid
Jack O. Gallman, Jr
Henderson Eller
Salisebury
Lee H. Kay
Ferniers
Kelvinator
Upwall
Nee
CUT Rate Furniture CO
E. Green St
Cecil’s Drug Store
Oki Ek
Hether
Buick
Buick Care
Buicks
W. F. Mauldin, Inc
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