Six G Men To Help Train State And Local Officers
Six instructors from the Naval Police Academy led by the FBI head will train North Carolina law officers January 5 15 at Chapel Hill The program is part of the Institute of Government expansion to state district and local police schools Experts and local officials will cover firearms criminal courts searches seizures and many enforcement topics Officials from Fort Bragg and Chapel Hill will supervise firearms and practice sessions The course aims to prepare attendees to teach their own departments and is free aside from room and board for officers
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Chapel Hill
Naval Police Academy
Federal Bureau of Tion
Institute of Government
North Carolina Law
Peeves Wlu
Hugh H. Cleese
National School
B. P. Coffey
L. C. Sehilr
R. T. Hahbo
FRNS
Myron Gurnea
Lawrence A. Hince
North Carolina
Offiand
Mrates
North
Fort Bragg
Graham N. Lydon
Charlotte
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Charles D. Farmer
State Highway Patrol
Arthur Falk
Division of Highway Safety
Edwin Gill
Edwin Gill, State Commissioner of Pardons and Paroles; Sherwood Brockwell
Willam M. York
Greensboro
Walter F. Anderson
Winston-Salem
Herman W. Zimmerman
Lexington
W. J. Croom
Durham
F. N. Littlejohn
W. A. Coble
Automobile Underwriters Detective Bureau
Albert Coates
Edward Scheidt
Harry M
Funeral Services For George E Fields Held Thursday
Funeral services for George Emmanuel Fields were set for 2 30 p m Thursday at the Fields residence on North Street with Rev F R Mason of First Baptist Church officiating. Fields 52 died Tuesday morning after a life largely spent in High Point. Survivors include his wife Nina and seven daughters Novella Boyd Irene Collins Lois Helen Margaret Beatrice Iula, one son George Emmanuel Fields Jr and sister Frances McCoy.
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Fields
George Emmanuel Fields
North Street
F. R. Mason
First Baptist Church
Randolph County
High Point
Nina Fields
Novella Boyd
Irene Collins
Lois Fields
Helen Fields
Margaret Fields
Beatrice Fields
Iula Fields
George Emmanuel Fields, Jr
Frances McCoy
W. I. C. Circle Meets With Miss Leola Little
The W I C circle of First Baptist met at Miss Leola Little's home on Taylor Street. They agreed to donate Christmas baskets of food to city old people. Hostess Mrs. Robert Robinson served by Miss Janie Standback to a group of club members and a clergyman.
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The
First Baptist Church
Leola Little
Robert Robinson
Taylor Street
Janie Standback
Mesdames
Maud Williams
Callie Holmes
Alberta Craft
Flossie Kinzer
Alice Eccles
Novella Boyd
Helen Johnson
Nellie Hinton
Louise Gayland
Thelma Haze
Willie Groves
F. R. Mason
Musical and Candle Light Service At First Baptist
First Baptist church hosts a musical and candle light service on Monday evening December 21. A baby contest features Faye Davis Mary E Eccles Peggy Bynum Althea McCoy Eula Mae Johnson Pearl Cornelia Burford Catherine Clinton Marie Banks Margaret Bass and Joan Brooks with solos by Mrs Connie Gaines Mrs Nona Dockey and Mrs Alice Eccles and piano by Mrs Thelma Peterson.
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IL. Co
W. I. C. Circle of the First Baptist Church
Faye Davis
Mary E. Eccles
Peggy Bynum
Althea McCoy
Eula Mae Johnson
Pearl Cornelia Burford
Catherine Clinton
Marie Banks
Margaret Bass
Joan Brooks
Connie Gaines
Nona Dockey
Alice Eccles
Thelma Peterson
Alfreta Bass
O. E. Simmons
Sylvia Alford
William Penn Dramatic Club Debuts With Mary and Joseph
The Richard Berry Harrison Dramatic club of William Penn High School presents its 1937 debut in the Christmas drama Mary and Joseph in William Penn auditorium Monday evening December 14 at 8 o clock. The play centers on the birth of Christ and includes music by the William Penn Glee club making its first audience appearance.
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William Penn Dramatic Club
Richard Berry Harrison Dramatic Club
William Penn High School
Mary and Joseph
William Penn Auditorium
Christ
William Penn Glee Club
McCalliard Leads Institute of Government Staff Circle
McCalliard of the staff of the Institute of Government and others are noted in a position of coordination or leadership within a governmental research or policy unit. The brief mentions collaborators and a governing or advisory context.
Holiday Break for High Point Schools Set Dec 18
High Point schools will close for Christmas at noon Friday December 18 and resume January 4. The third month enrollment shows a slight drop from last year with total 8694 students and high school enrollment at 1476, while William Penn and other divisions show small gains. Community programs include the dramatic club, Glee club, Lewis Minstrels at William Penn, and a Fairview Street PTA December meeting with early classroom conferences.
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High Point
T. Wingate Andrews
William Penn High School
Comlete
Lewis Minstrels
William Penn
Sam Rhodes
Funny Man
Albert Parker
Fairview P.T. A
Parent-Teacher Association of
Fairview Street
Johnson Eee
Jr. High
Wm. Penn High
Heaton
Column Editor Seeks Timely News Submissions
The writer urges contributors to send all news items to the columnist soon after events occur. Prompt submissions prevent weekend crowding and keep items fresh for the column.
Sherwood Eddy to Speak at Trinity A M E Zion Church
World traveler and lecturer Sherwood Eddy will lecture at Trinity A M E Zion Church in Greensboro on Friday at 8 p m sponsored by Bennett College Faculty Club Admission charged Alpha Art Club Exhibit Needlecraft Works at Mrs E E Cartright residence 1119 East Washington Street Thursday 8 to 9 30 p m Public invited
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Sherwood Eddy
Trinity A. M. E. Zion
Greensboro
Mr. Eddy
Bennett College Faculty Club
Alpha Art Club
E. E. Cartright
East Washington Street
Funeral services for Malley Hinton set for Thursday
Malley Hinton, who died in Washington on Saturday, December 5, will have funeral services Thursday at 2 PM at the First Baptist Church. Rev. F. R. Mason will officiate. He is survived by a sister Mrs. Ella Hoover and a brother Archie Hinton. Mrs. Eliza Russell of Lexington remains very ill and is the mother of Mrs. Alice Alford of 1110 Downing Street.
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Eliza .Russell
Lexington
Alice Alford
Downing Street
Malley Hinton
First Baptist Church
F. R. Mason
Hinton
Washington, D. C
Ella Hoover
Archie Hinton
Textile union leaders push for support of national textile bill
General officers and divisional representatives of the United Textiles Workers of America met in Washington to organize legislative backing for the Ellenbogen textile bill. They aim to form committees in each textile state to lobby for a 35 hour week based minimum wage through a proposed textile commission. Six divisional leaders from silk, hosiery, dyers, woolen and worsted, synthetic rayon, and carpets and rugs attended.
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Washington
United Textiles Workers of America
Thomas McMahon
Ellenbogen
D-Pa
Supreme Court
Utwa Textile Union
Cotton futures close steady with small gains
New Orleans December 9 AP cotton futures closed steady with net advances of 12 to 16 points. The December contract traded 12.49 to 12.41 and settled near 12.49 while January and following months posted modest gains through early December values.
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New Orleans
New York
Chicago Wheat Futures Rise On Liverpool Quotes
Chicago wheat opened up on Liverpool quotations with December and May futures showing gains. Early upturns gave way to modest moves as December advanced to around 1.26 and May near 1.23 while later activity remained mixed.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Cory
What You Should Know About Old Age Benefits Eligibility
A worker unemployed before 65 can still receive federal Old Age benefits earned from prior covered employment. Benefits depend on total wages credited. each covered dollar adds to the worker’s credit. If a worker later earns again in covered employment, new wages are added to prior credits, potentially increasing future benefits. If total wages reach about 3000, a monthly benefit of 15 dollars may begin at age 65, even if unemployment continued on the birthday.
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Social Security Board
Sanctions argued against aggressor at peace meet
The discussion urged sanctions against an aggressor at a peace meeting. Proposed punitive measures include suspension of diplomatic relations, halt of all land air and water communications, prohibition of loans, and isolation from postal and telegraphic services. Under the Bolivian proposal any nation invading another’s territory or attacking by land sea or air would be judged an aggressor even without war declaration.
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Pro
Flaming ship crashes near Croydon field
A three crewed flaming ship crashed on the roof of an unoccupied house near Croydon field. A nearby resident said the plane burst into flames instantly and set the house alight while another witness described a terrific crash and heat that kept bystanders away.
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Croydon Field
Baldwin Fails To Resolve King Abdication Dilemma At Fort Belvedere
British ministers spent hours at Fort Belvedere in a tense effort to learn if King Edward will abdicate or wed Mrs Simpson. Prime Minister Baldwin remained silent as Parliament and the empire await a decisive statement amid mounting political pressure.
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Baldwin
Belvedere
Walter T. Moneckto
Edgar Peacock
Duchy of Cornwall
Dominions
Kingdom
Oswald Mosley
Yepple
Edward
Frederick Bellinger
Shouta
Clement R. Attlee
Attilee
Commons
Fort Belvedere
Rites Held for Duncan Farlow
Funeral services for Duncan Farlow of Glenda were held at Marlboro Friends Church. The service was led by R Hoyle Love with Rev. Penn assisting. A large crowd attended as quartets and soloists performed hymns and a duet. Burial followed in the family plot at the church cemetery.
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Dun Farlow
Glenda
Marlboro Friends Church
R Hoyle Love
Churc
Mr. Penn
Sophia Congrecati
Eunice Stout
Grayman
A. C. Smith
Jaine Smith
Faily
Funeral rites for John B lin at Stoney Knoll Church
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Stoney Knoll Methodist Church in Surry County for John B lin with Rev. Russell in charge and assistance from Rev. George Bu and Rev. Hodgins. The church choir sang Ass in Jesus and Sometime We Understand. A brief home service preceded interment in Knoll Cemetery with Stoney Knoll members acting as pallbearers.
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John Blin
Stoney Knoll Methodist Church
Surry County
Russell
George Bu
Hodgins
Bullin
Greensboro
Stoney Knoll
Hodge Friends
Knoll Chn
Delivering 5000 Social Security Cards in City
Postmaster says by afternoon over 5009 workers will receive their Social Security numbers cards with 90 percent of SS-5 forms received and in process. About one fourth of total will be distributed locally as errors in forms are discussed and deadlines set for December 15 with penalties for noncompliance.
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Social Securit
C. Clar
Clark
Chicago Produce Prices Move Amid Busy Market
Chicago markets report unsettled butter at 15 amid creamery specials, with varied 32% and 34% extras and firsts at 90 to 91. Eggs totaling 4,830 cases shown with fresh graded lots and local receipts. current refrigerator standards around 27% with 23% extras.
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Chicago
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