Hardin Favors State Wide Referendum on Whisky
Rev. Mr. Hardin urged a state wide referendum to settle liquor policy while opposing state sanctioned sales in any county or city. He argued local option is absurd and warned that alcohol sales threaten public welfare likening them to cocaine. Over 75 Jaycees attended the address advocating a democratic statewide approach.
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Paulin, Jr
Chain of Commerce
Hardin
ABC
General Assembly
Jaycees
M L Anderson 66 Dies Suddenly in Ambulance
Marion L. Anderson 66 died suddenly in an ambulance after 7 30 PM Thursday. He worked at Adams MIllis Corp and lived 1408 Mendenhall St. He was born May 10 1881 in Forsyth County and married Martha Hauser April 5 1903. Survived by wife three daughters one sister and several grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Pleasant Hill Methodist Forsyth County with Rev Carl A Grimm officiating. Interment in church cemetery.
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Marion L. Anderson
Adams-Millis Corp
Forsyth County
Julius D
Dora Ellen Moser Anderson
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
E. T. Hedick
Mise Martha Hauser
E. R. Byerly
Thomasville
Frank Jordan
Arvil J. Kirk
Olive Anderson
J. D. Anderson
A. L. Davis
Pfafftown
N. C
Bangle Day Events Planned Across City for December
The High Point Tuberculosis associations announce Bangle Day on Saturday December 13 with Girl Scouts selling bangles on downtown streets. About 30 volunteers are needed. call the local office or Mrs Roy Briggs Jr for details. Bangle Week runs December 8 through 11 in city and county schools with proceeds from bangles sold to children. Coin boxes at businesses support Christmas seal sales. through December 3 local office reports $4281 in seal sales with more expected by mail.
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High Point Tuberculosis Associations
Roy Briggs, Jr
Kenneth Redman
Joe Hollingsworth
Don W. Conrad
Funeral Rites for Mrs Lou Mendenhall in Thomasville
Mrs Lou A Mendenhall died at home on Thomasville Rt 1 on Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services were held at Zion Reformed Church Thursday at 11 am with Rev Calvin Leonard and Rev J A Palmer officiating. Church choir sang. Flowers organized by Mrs Ron Kennedy. Pallbearers listed as F O Kennedy I L Proctor Clay Hayworth Early Hayworth David Meyers Alfred Payne Paul Payne Will Proctor. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Lou Mendenhall
Thomasville
Lou A. Mendenhall
Zion Reformed Church
Calvin. Leonard
J. A. Palmer
Heidelburg Reformed Church
Novela
Flowers
Ron Kennedy
F. O. Kennedy
I. L. Proctor
Clay Hayworth
Early Hayworth
David Meyers
Alfred Payne
Paul Payne
Will Proctor
Church Cemetery
Funeral for Lonnie Clayton Crawford Held at Fair Grove Church
Funeral services for Lonnie Clayton Crawford a well known local resident were held at 3 PM yesterday at Fair Grove Methodist church near Thomasville. Rev. Paul Hardin Jr and Rev. James A Clemmer officiated with church choir providing two selections. Pallbearers listed from Thomasville and local city. floral arrangements managed by Mrs L G Hodgin and Eloise Cecil. Interment followed in Fair Grove cemetery family plot.
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Lonnie Clayton Crawford
Fair Grove Methodist Church
Thomasville
Paul Hardin, Jr
Wesley Memorial Church
James A. Clemmer
A. G. Bingham
George C. Haltom
Charlie Craven
M. J. Wivett
Renfrew Pirtle
W. W. Secil
L. G. Hodgin
Eloise Cecil
Fair Grove Cemetery
Craver Family Rites Mark Death and Local Notices
Lanxter C Craver age 46 husband of Sylvia Craver died after an extended illness. Surviving include wife father four sisters two brothers and an uncle. Funeral Sunday 2 30 p m from West street home with Rev W F Elliott officiating. Interment Greenhill. Sunday tea at 4 p m at 813 Hoover street sponsored by Craver family. Room Representatives meet Sunday 3 p m with Mrs Lora Smith 209 Vall street. Patrician club voted 10 for Christmas seal sale and scholastic awards for High Point Negro schools. Mitchell Miller ill at Lula Carters 1502 West street. Miss Anna Phipher of Hickory visiting Mrs Lucille Johnson. Saturday suppers chitterlings served at 1204 Leonard street and Daniel Brooks center. Starlight Gospel Singers to perform at Shiloh Baptist church 8 p m. Banana peanut butter sandwiches feature for children.
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Mesdames Mary Howard
Beatrice Morgan
Nancy Price
Ollie Blocker
Albert Craver
Norfolk
Verginl Craver
Lexington
Brannon Craver
West Street
W. F. Elliott
Greenhill Cemetery
William Penn Room
Lora Smith
Vall Street
Patrician Club
Raymond Payne
Thomasville
High Point
Mitchell Miller
Lula Carter
Anna Phipher
Hickory
Lucille Johnson
Johnsie McAdoo
Leonard Street
Daniel Brooks Center
Shiloh Baptist Church
Burley Prices Hold Steady In Kentucky
Kentucky burley prices remained steady with 21 markets averaging 48.33 per hundredweight on 13.14 million pounds sold, while overall belt sales across eight states reached 60.99 million pounds at 48.15 per hundredweight. Tennessee and Britain figures appear in report context.
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Louisville
Kentucky
State Department of Agriculture
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Burley Belt
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Tennessee
Pearl Harbor Day observance urged for High Point veterans
Veterans here are urged to attend church in uniform this Sunday December 7 to honor killed in action comrades. The VFW leads the drive with Byron Grandjean citing the date that will live in infamy, while the Ministerial association backs the appeal to all ex servicemen regardless of membership.
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Pearl Harbor
High Point
Byron Grandjean
VFW
Wilson C. Weldon
Grandjean
America
Indiana doctors plan X rays of Siamese twins brains
In Indianapolis on December 5 doctors at the Indiana University Medical Center prepared to X ray the brains of five day old Siamese twins joined at the tops of their heads. They share a central nervous system and may undergo a separation operation. The Speer babies were born in Bedford and brought to Riley hospital for treatment. their mother Mrs Edward Speer is recovering from cesarean delivery and their first child died at birth.
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Indianapolis
Indiana University Medical Center
Speer
Donald Casely
Casey
Riley Hospital
Bedford
Ind
Edward R. Speer
Hockey dispute widens to Swiss organizing body
Sports roundup notes the rift among Olympic hockey organizers spreading from the American Amateur Hockey Association to the Swiss Organizing Committee. One Swiss faction fears American teams may skip the games, risking a flop, while another wants to align with the A.H.A., which has been active in promoting hockey.
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New York
Amateur Hockey Association
Amateur Athletic Union
A.H.A
Rose Bowl Clash Shapes as Notre Dame Eyes USC
A midwestern sports writer predicts Notre Dame beating Southern California by two touchdowns, with Michigan then edging through by one touchdown in the Rose Bowl. He notes Notre Dame has the stronger line while Michigan boasts the superior backs.
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Notre Dame
Southern California
Michigan
Pot's All Brothers id Sticker at Syracuse U
A playful item notes a Syracuse University baseball star living at No 1 Varsity Court Newark New Jersey. It also mentions former postmaster general Bob Hannegan as head of the St Louis Cardinals and ponders the nickname postal Cardats.
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N. J
Bob Hannegan
St. Louis Cardinals
Delays Hospital Trip To Bag Deer Inimical Courage
William Fum 58 refused illness to miss deer season. From his Valencia home he stepped onto a porch, fired at a buck, killed it, then returned to packing for a hospital trip. The account reflects stubborn practicality amid wartime era context.
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Valencia
William Fum
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Fum
Plea to Curb Waste From Capital
Washington reports the cabinet food committee leading a national effort to curb waste and cut grain use for whisky and beer. It urges meatless Tuesdays and eggless Thursdays, asks distillers to extend postshutdown restrictions, and notes the spirits industry plans reduced-basis operations to save grain.
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Washington
Cabinet Food Committee
Europe
Distilled Spirits Institute
Downward Stretch Seen in Flue-Cured Tobacco Markets
Raleigh wire service report says three flue-cured tobacco belts kept sales closed for a week as volume remained light. Prices held steady to weaker on the old belt while the middle belt saw slight gains of 2 to 4 dollars. scattered grades rose up to 7 dollars.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Duke of Windsor Pens Autobiographical Articles for Life
The Duke of Windsor starts a series of autobiographical pieces in Life Magazine detailing his abdication, wartime role, and views of Britain’s changing world. The commentary notes public mixed feelings, royal tradition, and Edward’s enduring popularity despite controversy.
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Duke of Windsor
Life Magazine
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