Diamond Company Christmas Party At Melrose Building
Diamond Company held its annual Christmas party at the Melrose building on Rivett Drive for all employees and their families. More than ten people attended, with a buffet dinner, a small band, and later an orchestra for dancing. Paul Hedgecock was master of ceremonies as company officials spoke briefly.
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Diamond Full Fashion Hosty Company
Ww Melrose
Rivett
Paul Hedgecock
Rev J D Newton Dies in Winston at 85
Rev J D Newton 85 retired Baptist minister of Thomasville died in Winston Salem after a long illness. Born January 5, 1862 in Sampson County he lived in Thomasville 58 years and married Martha Mills in 1899 who died in 1946. Surviving sons Williams Adrian Mills Newton, a daughter Miss Other Newton Raleigh, teen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at Rich Fork Baptist Church Wednesday at 11 with burial in Mills family plot. Flowers requested not.
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Thomasville
J. D. Newton
Winston-Salem
Sampson County
Isaac Manley Newton
Theresa Johnson Newton
Martha Mills
J. H. Mills
Oxford
Mills
Williams
Doc) Newton
Guilford College
Adrian Newton
Raleigh
Mills Newton
Danville
Newton Raleigh
Newton
First Baptist Church
Concord
Asheboro
Mt. Olive
Mills Home Baptist Church
Charity and Children
Lexington Dispatch
Masonic Order
Rich Tork Baptist Church
Green Funeral Home
Counterfeit Bills Lead to Two Henderson Arrests
Secret service agents are tracing counterfeit twenty dollar notes found in Henderson. Walter B. Alston and Hanson Williams are held in Raleigh in lieu of bonds on charges of possessing and passing the notes. They appeared before U. S. Commissioner F B Hight and were bound over to the May term of Federal court.
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Henderson
Secret Service
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Walter B. Alston
Hanson Williams
Raleigh
U. S
F. B. Hight
Federal Court
Federal Reserve
North Carolina
Louis B. Lacey
Secret Service Office
Charlotte
New York
Lacey
Two Small Fires Stir Brentwood Housing Complex
Two fires kept Brentwood emergency housing crews busy. The first fire erupted in apartment 23, trapping H. M. Callahan and his infant. the father passed the child to a neighbor before firefighters crawled through smoke to rescue them. Callahan escaped unharmed. A morning blast from an oil stove in apartment 134, home to H. W. Whitfield, caused minor damage.
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Brentwood
H. M. Callahan
Callahan
H. W. Whitfield
General strike called in Cremona over bomb at Communist HQ
Rome dispatches report a general strike in Cremona in the Po valley to protest a bomb explosion that damaged the Communist party headquarters last Saturday night.
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Rome
Rome i Press
Po Valley
Cremona
Communist Party
Stocking Fund Nearing Goal Despite Close Balance
The annual Empty Stocking Fund nears its target with $3,662.01 raised and $337.99 still needed as of yesterday. Local individuals and groups including Oak View School, Union Hill School, the J.A.C. Club, and First Baptist Church volunteers contributed, with proceeds aiding needy families and children at Christmas. Contributions from many neighbors remain welcome through today and Wednesday to reach the goal.
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R. B. Gantt
Betsy Gray
George L
Arnold Osteen
Howard L. Jobes
Ss. Keants and White, Inc
Oak View School
J.A.C. Club
Cai
CBN
J. V. Orange
Shubal C
Ewcabe
Eddy Gurley
Goodson Gets Permit For Cleaning Plant
City building inspector issues a 9500 dollar permit to C. C. Goodson for a brick and block dry cleaning plant on North Main Street between Emerywood Court and Lexington Avenue. A permit is also issued to Peerless Flooring for masonry walls at a Sarinedale Avenue plant at a cost of 2
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C. C. Goodson
North Main Street
Emerywood Court
Lexington Avenue
Peerless Flooring Company
Sarinedale Avenue
Changed Course of Hudson River? Flows via New Jersey
An eminent Columbia professor describes the Hudson river’s historic path as southwest through the Palisades and Watchung mountains of New Jersey to reach Raritan Bay, instead of its route past Manhattan Island to New York harbor.
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Hudson River
Palisades
Watchung Mountains
New Jersey
Raritan Bay
Manhattan Island
New York Harbor
Columbia
Funeral Rites for Edgar L Cook and Robert Atkins
Funeral services for Edgar L Cook 47 who died in Jamestown N Y will be Wednesday at 11 in Sechrest Chapel with burial in Oakwood. Interment for Robert E Atkins 68 who died of a heart attack will be tomorrow at 11 at 500 Willowbrook Street with burial in Oakwood. officiants are Rev W C Guth and Rev Charles Grimm.
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Edgar L. Cook
Jamestown
N. Y
Sechrest
Oakwood Cemetery
Robert E. Atkins
Willowbrook Street
W. C. Guth
West End
Exchange Club Meet at Sheraton Highlights Youth Program
High Point Exchange Club gathered at the Sheraton hotel with Jack Dunn presiding. Ralph Adams of the National Exchange Club spoke on club projects and the national program urging new youth entertainment and guidance projects to curb child delinquency. Guests included Evans Truesdell Dick Meisky and Jim Blackwell.
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Exchange Club
High Point Exchange Club
Sheraton Hotel
Jack Dunn
Ralph Adams
National Exchange Club
Adams
Evans Truesdell
Dick Meisky
Jim Blackwell
Dancer Seeks Presidential Pardon After Cuba Killing
Dancer Patricia Schmidt may ask President Ramon Grau San Martin for a pardon to commute her 15 year prison term for killing her lover John Lester Mee on his yacht in Havana harbor last April. Her lawyer Rene Castellanos said she prefers a pardon to appealing to the Supreme Court which can alter sentences.
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Havana
Cuba
Patricia Schmidt
Ramon Grau San Martin
John Lester Mee
Rene Castellanos
Supreme Court
Two Charged With Chasing Fire Trucks
Police arrested Paul M. Zackary and Lewis Ray Curtis after they chased city fire equipment to a veterans building site on Brentwood avenue. Curtis faced charges including driving after license revocation and illegal use of a spotlight. Zackary was charged with aiding and abetting reckless driving and illegal spotlight use. Bond totals were $400 and $250 respectively. a bottle of whisky was found in the car.
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C. C. Stoker
Veterans Building Project
Brentwood Avenue
East Green Street
Paul M. Zackary
Miami
Florida
Lewis Ray Curtis
East Commerce Street
Curtis
Zackary
Mayor Wires Governor For More Fuel Oil
Earl N. Phillips wired Governor R. Gregg Cherry appealing for a larger allocation of fuel oil to meet the growing crisis in High Point and vicinity. The appeal came as officials prepared to meet southern oil distributors this afternoon regarding the oil crisis.
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Earl N. Phillips
R. Gregg Cherry
High Point
W. Z. Betts
Solemn Midnight Mass At Catholic Church
A solemn midnight mass will be held at the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary on Wednesday night. A music program featuring carols will begin at 11 p.m. Father MacMillan will deliver the sermon. Masses on Christmas morning are scheduled for 8:30 and 9:00.
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Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Father MacMillan
Actions Filed Here Against Loan Concern
Two local men sue Community Finance in municipal court alleging rates exceed legal limits. David E Brown says he borrowed 450 on Feb 2 1947 and 875 on July 17 paying 863 in interest. Hassel C Mabe seeks 490 after borrowing 625 and repaying 870 with 245 interest over six months. Holmes seeks divorce from Thomas Charlie Holmes after two years separation.
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Community Finance Company
David E. Brown
Finance Company
Hassel C. Mabe
Mary Elizabeth Tucker Holmes
Thomas Charlie Holmes
Processing Of Yanks Speeded By Officials
CAMP KILMER N J Dec 23 Army officials sped returning occupation troops from Italy to reach their homes by Christmas. Troops arrived after a nine day crossing from Leghorn aboard the Army transport Admiral Sims. Army crews worked through the night to rush eligible dischargees home and others will receive passes or levies to spend the holidays with families.
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Camp Kilmer
N. J
Italy
Leghorn
Admiral Sims
Army
Utilities panel to rule on Norfolk Southern passenger service
The State utilities commission will decide whether Norfolk Southern Railway may end passenger service between Norfolk and Raleigh after hearing both sides. NS argues the 232 mile run loses about 93000 dollars yearly in revenue.
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Raleigh
Norfolk Southern Railway Company
Norfolk
State Utilities Commission
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