Senior High Symphony Concert Earns Warm Applause
The Senior High School Symphony Orchestra presented its eighth Fall concert in the auditorium directed by Miss Iia Frank with Alan Collins of Woman's College Greensboro as assisting artist. The program mixed classical and modern works including Mozart Overture to The Magic Flute and Martin Gould New China March highlighting marimba and drum. Collins impressed as a cello soloist. the 400 strong audience praised youthful energy and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Serposs
Missiia Frank
Alan Collins
Woman's College of the University of North Rolina
Greensboro
Mozart
Martin Gould
Collins
W. F. Newsome
Franz Schubert Tchaikowsky
Arthur Sullivan
Frank
Penetro Nose Drops Promises Quick Nasal Relief
An ad-style note promotes Penetro Nose Drops claiming rapid relief for a clogged nose after applying three drops in each nostril. The product is marketed for clearer breathing with cautions about proper directed use.
Fellows Oyster Supper At Smith Home
Members of Repiion Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows will be served an oyster supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will R. Smith 313 Farriss avenue at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening. All members are urged to attend.
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Opd
Repiion Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Will R. Smith
Farriss Avenue
Arbitrator Rules Against Hosiery Union Withdrawal Valid
John E. Dwyer of the U S Conciliation Service ruled that 12 Melrose Hosiery Mills employees properly withdrew from United Textile Workers Local No 65 within a 15 day escape period. The decision held they were no longer liable for initiation fees and union membership obligations after signing the withdrawal petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Dwyer
U. S. Conciliation Service
Melrose Hsiery Mills
Inec
United Textile Workers of America
Albert W. Cox
Uion
Dwyer
Patrolman Jobs At Navy Yard Open In Portsmouth Va
Civil Service recruiter R B Tomlinson announced patrolman positions at the Norfolk Navy Yard in Portsmouth Virginia. Applicants 18 and up in good physical condition are sought for police and repair work at the Navy yard. Military service is desirable and a general familiarity with firearms is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk Navy Yard
Portsmouth
R. B. Tomlinson
Civil Service
U. S. Employment Service Office
Navy
Liverpool Cotton Market To Reopen
London reports the Liverpool cotton market is to reopen with early suspension of government controls. Liverpool Cotton Association representatives returned from the United States after meetings with the New York Cotton Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exchange and the American Cotton Shippers Association.
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London
Liverpool
Liverpool Cotton Association
United States
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
American Cotton Shippers’ Association
City lists six tracts for auction sale in High Point
The City of High Point announces a public auction of six tracts at 11 oclock in City Hall. A seventh tract is released for later sale. Included lots range from Montlieu Avenue to Vine Hawthorne and Edgeworth Street with varying starting bids, and a Westview release from C T Ingram is noted.
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High Point
Theacy Hall
Kivett Drive
Montlieu Avenue
Vine and
Hawthorne Streets
Centennial Avenue
Rosewood
One Avenue
Edgeworth Street
Westview Plat
Carr
Chandler
C. T. Ingram
Police End Midweek Calm With Weekend Arrest Surge
Local police report 35 arrests over Saturday and Sunday, with 23 tied to drunkenness disorderly conduct and violations of the prohibition laws. Chief John Lowdermilk notes the surge followed days of relative quiet and attributes many arrests to alcoholic intoxication as Saturday proved one of the wettest nights in weeks. Revelers filled the streets including soldiers sailors and civilians, but only those drunk and disorderly were detained while others were released after minor lapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lowdermilk
British Pressure For Italian King Charged
Rome reports Count Carlo Sforza says Prime Minister Churchill pressured him to accept King Vittorio Emanuele as ruler. He notes Churchill sought the king’s backing during a two hour London meeting on October 11, 1943. Sforza defends his allegiance and denies plotting against Bonomi’s government.
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Rome
Carlo Sforza
Churchill
Britain
Vittorio Emanuel
Lely
Ivanoe Bonomi
London
Forza
Omand
Sforza
Joey's Father Receives Help For medical bills
In Los Angeles on December 11 shipyard workers rallied to aid Stanley Stanzinski of Prescott Arizona. They pooled 800 dollars to ease Joey Stanzinski four year old son of Stanley with his doctor bills after a feared fatal illness.
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Los Angeles
Joey Stanzinski
Prescott, Ariz
Santa
Stanley
Joey
Brewer seeks divorce from Coy Brewer in municipal proceedings
Helen Pauline Brewer filed for divorce in the Municipal clerk's office seeking a complete dissolution from Coy Wenneth Brewer. The action cites mutual Weevears separation and references the Christmas Seals and Prevent Wartime Rise in TR as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Pauline Brewer
Coy Wenneth Brewer
Bonomi Forms New Italian Government
Premier Ivanoe Bonomi forms a cabinet in Rome with vice premiers Palmiro Togliatti and Giulio Dirodino from the Communist and Christian Democrat ranks. Portfolios split among Liberals, Christian Democrats, Labor Democrats and Communists. Socialists and Actionists stay out. Alcide de Gasperi named foreign minister. Bonomi retains interior portfolio and pledges to observe armistice terms and delay monarchy questions until after the war.
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Rome
Ivanoe Bonomi
Palmiro Togliatti
Giulio Dirodino
Christian Democrats
Bonomi
Actionists
Committee of National Liberation
Carlo Sforza
Britain
Alcide de Gasperi
Interior
Funeral Rites for Mrs Joyce Cordelia Chamelin Held
Funeral services for Joyce Cordelia Chamelin 79 wife of C K Chamelin of Union Cross Kernersville Route 1 were held Sunday at 3 pm from the family home. Rev Edgar A Holton and Rev Cecil Haworth led the service with music by a mixed quartet. Interment followed in Friedland Moravian cemetery. She leaves a husband three daughters and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Cordelia Chamelin
C. K. Chamelin
Union Cross
Kernersville
Edgar A. Holton
Cecil Haworth
Central Friends Church
Dorothy Hoskins
Evelyn Boyd
No Padgett
Emile Serposs
Jesus
Savior
Nathan W. Bales
Francis Bodenheimer
T. W. Perry
N. O. Smith
J. B. Hastings
Clay Tucker
Chamelin
Empty Stocking Fund Helps Many Local Children
Mrs. Mina Wilson of the Red Cross appeals for aid from the Empty Stocking Fund noting many High Point families rely on the fund for Christmas. She cites a mother with four children and a second case of domestic trouble, while volunteers say requests exceed 500 baskets as fund drives continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Wilson
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Miss Kivett
Turner promoted to Major in European service
Thomas Turner Jr. a former High Point attorney and North Carolina legislator now serves in the armed forces in Europe. He was promoted on November 1 from captain to major and is assigned to the governmental administrative branch after previously being stationed in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Turner, Jr
High Point
Greensboro
General Assembly of
North Carolina
Armed Service
Turner
St. Andrews Road
England
Conflicting Testimony In Royals Case
In Superior court Judge H Hoyle Sink weighs evidence in a perjury case involving Frank Royals and Ernest Miller. Miller testifies Royals assaulted him on November 5 near High Point College dormitory. Royals and companions claim Miller cursed first. Also reported: Fred Giles pleads guilty to a gambling charge with a 100 dollar fine and 18 month suspended sentence. Walter Sampson receives 90 days for assault. Lonnie Award and Ray Lane cases noted for later hearing. Capias issued for Turner and Stiles for public drunkenness. others continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Royals
Superior Court
H. Hoyle Sink
Earnest Miller
Ernest Miller
Royals
Miller
High Point College
D. C. Kennedy
Neal Baker
Troy Hodges
Dean Lee
Fred Giles
Walter F. Sampson
Irene Lang
Lonnie Award
Ray Lane
Capias
G. A. Turner
J. P. Stiles
Carlos Presnell
J. E. Warner
McKinley Overby
Train Delays After Freight Engine Explosion North of Lula
Southern Railway trains out of Atlanta were four to seven hours late last night and rerouted over Seaboard tracks after a freight engine explosion north of Lula Georgia. The southbound blast killed three railroad workers and derailed 18 cars with ten burned, delaying northbound Train No 24 at High Point and causing hours of disruption to Trains 38 and 40.
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Southern Railway
Atlanta
Seaboard
Lula
Greenville
U S. C
High Point
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Senior High
Wachovia Bank BuIlDing
West Broad
E. F. Craven Company
Greenshore, N.C
Stommen
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N. Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Winston-Salem
A. C
Jeownsonss
LL Lee Ag
F. S. Manning
Navy Yard
Numa F. Reid Lodge
AF &Am
Pleat Lewis
T, Gregory
Robert J. Henning
Chiropractic
S. K. Montgomery
Centennial Avenue Extension
War Department
Sgt
Staley K. Montgomery
France
Third Army
Joyce Chamelin
Tom Turner, Jr
Europe
Suport
Fraley Field
Run Point
South Main Street
High Street
West High St
Albert
South Main
Corr
Hedgecock Lumber CO
Ward Street
Colombia
Caribbean
B. F. Thomas
Woodmen of the World
To Pfm
OHN
Broton
Epgar O. Johnson
Financial Sect
Nat Walker
Walgreen
Ruby's
Main ST
Mertit
Flower
Pat Be
Aera T
Toure
Agency
Johns-Manville
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
Security National
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