Bennison And Lewis Installed As Masonic Lodge Masters
Herbert M. Foy of Mount Airy installed the officers of Numa F. Reid and Acacia Masonic Lodges in Point. Bennison became master of Acacia Lodge, Lewis master of Numa F. Reid, with numerous officers named and gavels presented to the new masters. Dr. C Excelle Rozzelle delivered the address on the value of the Masonic Fraternity.
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Mount Airy
Stewart
Masonic Lodge of
North Carolina
Numa F. Reid
Acacia Masonic Lodges
Masonic Temple
Lewis
Numa F. Reid Lodge
C. V. Shankle
Joe I. Miller
Trea
J. C. Turner
P. m
Secre
E. T. Gregory
E. A. Sumner
W. W. Horton
W. P. Morehead
Roy L. Lambeth
W. S. Dickens
Joe B.leford T. Bennison
Acacia Lodge
M. F. McNeill
Mason E. Brown
G. C. Howard
A. B. Goetze
A. T. Martin
J. O House
Robi. H. Smith
Joseph H. Smith
F. Snider
J. F. Ids. Foy
High Po
City of
Point
Oxford Masonic Orphanage
Masonic Fraternity
High Point
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Germany
Italy
Capitol
Washington
George Washington
Little Jack Lewis
Fleet Lewis
Allen Bennison
T. Bennison
Twenty-Third Masonic District
O. C. Williamson
Firstbyterian
Ladies Order of the Eastern Star
Fifth Army advances near Ortona and Pesaro during tough winter drive
Fifth Army gains another mile north of Ortona and reaches about two miles from the city front lines, with reports placing advanced positions within roughly nine miles of Pesaro. Meanwhile British forces in the Montagna Della Maiella range raid German positions, moving in deep snow as they probe enemy defenses.
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Pesra
Adriatic Sea
Tesore Riv
Montagna Della Maiella
North Carolina Veterinarians Convene at State College
The sixth annual veterinary conference of North Carolina Veterinarians will be held at North Carolina State College in Raleigh from January 25 to 28.
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Raleigh
Veterinary Conference of
North Carolina Veterinarians
N. C. State College
High Point News Highlights From 1933 Era
Local notes show 1 030 1934 license plates sold in High Point. Watch night service at Citadel. Harriss H Jarrell named master councillor of DeMolay. Ninety nine building permits issued in 1933. Paramount Theatre to reopen January 8. Postcards of personal visits include Albert Rawley and Dr Hubert Turley. McCrary family and Julia Hayes travel to Wayneville. Crime and world events of 1933 noted with martial law in Romania and Carver’s peanut oil aid to infantile paralysis Victories in beverage control discussed in Washington.
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Salvation Army
Citadel
Harriss H. Jarrell
High Point
Paramount Theatre
Albert Rawley
Washington, D. C
Hubert Turley
Baltimore, Md
McCrary
Romania
George Washington Carver
Tuskeegee Institute
Tuskeegee
Ala
Washington
Weather Forecast for Carolinas Slight Cooling in Mountains
Pair with little change in temperature tonight and Saturday. Slightly cooler in the mountains tonight. Mild Sunday with generally warm conditions across both states.
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North
South Carolina
Children in the streets beg, barter and bite in a crowded city
The writer describes beggar children in a city district, many peddling goods or soliciting alms under a bootlegger like gang system. Some are neat and clean, others dirty and scarred, with girls sometimes dragging baby siblings. A gum barter ends with a surprising act of sharing.
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Joe
Johnny
Red Army advances across wide stretch toward Poland and Dniester
Soviet spearheads pierced German lines across a broad front near Korosten and Kazatin as hundreds of German tanks were abandoned. The drive, described as the greatest winter offensive, pushed toward Poland and the Dniester while Zhitomir and Berdichev were poised to fall. Soviet forces routed Von Mannstein's divisions, with huge operations outlined by dispatches and celebrations in Moscow.
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Dnieper
Stalin
Stalingrad
Moscow
Berdichev
Samgorod
Stockholm
Paris Escorts Down 23 Nazi Planes in Daylight Foray
Paris and its fighting escorts shot down 23 Nazi planes in daylight raids. The action followed the RAF’s Berlin bombardment. German defenses near southeast England caused only light damage with no casualties. Berlin radio later confirmed heavy American bombardment targets at Ludwigshafen and Mannheim across the Rhine.
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Berlin
England
Ludwigshafen
Mannheim
Rhine River
Hog Killing Machine Fixed At Abattoir
The city abattoir hog killer will be back in full operation by this afternoon after replacement paddles arrived yesterday. J L Perkins says parts were ordered for months but the original maker went out of business and a successor produced replacements. Through November 30, 1943 only 79 hogs were slaughtered since July 1, far fewer than the prior year’s 502.
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City Abattoir
J. L. Perkins
City Utilities Department
Perkins
Funeral Rites for Martin L Ring Held at Pilot Mountain
Funeral services were held for Martin L Ring 70 who died Tuesday at his brother J M Ring’s home in Thomasville. From Fairview Methodist Church Pilot Mountain the service was led by Rev O L Easter and assisted by Rev Mr Presnell. Music by the church choir. Interment followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers Roby Marion Jessie Marion Marvin Marion Willie Marion and Ellis Hardy.
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Martin L. Ring
J. M. Ring
Thomasville
Fairview Methodist Church
Pilot Mountain
O. L. Easter
Presnell
Fairview Church
Roby Marion
Jessie Marion
Marvin Marion
Willie Marion
Ellis Hardy
Funeral Service for Mrs Kizzie Ellis 71
Funeral services were held at Green Street Baptist Church for Mrs. Kizzie Ann Ellis 71 who died at her daughter's home. Rev. Julian S. Hopkins and Rev. O L Brown officiated with a solo by Argie Wood and a duet by Argie Wood and Harry Wester. Interment followed at Creek Cemetery near Liberty.
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Kizzie Ann Ellis
Ivey Sink
Green Street Baptist Church
V. Julian S. Hopkins
O. L. Brown
Calvary Methodist Church
Argie Wood
Harry Wester
New Paper Drive Set For January 9
The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a house to house paper collection in the north end of town on January 9, a Sunday. Papers magazines and kraft paper should be separated and tied in bundles for easier handling. At a recent Jaycees meeting at W Washington St their plans were finalized with Lt JG A G Whitener present and Jack Green welcomed back.
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Otwn
Jaycees
W. Washington Street
A. G. Whitener
The
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Vance Kester
Wounded Men May Get Extra Gasoline
The Office of Price Administration authorized special gasoline rations for wounded servicemen to travel to and from home or convalescence. Army and navy support notes that driving can aid recovery. Leave papers and a doctor's certificate proving benefit must be shown to local ration boards.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Army
Navy
Richmond shipyards set 1943 output record at 305 ships
Richmond California December 31 1943 report by Manager Clay Bedford notes the Liberty freighter George Luks launching and the Kaiser operated yards achieving a 305 vessel production record for all ship types in 1943. George Luks a 10000 ton ship honors a noted U.S. painter and early war correspondent.
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Calif
George Luks
Clay Bedford
U.S
America
Luks
Philadelphia Bulletin
Permit Issued for Mill Window Repairs and Home Addition
Adams-Millis received a permit for 900 dollars to repair windows at the hosiery mill on English street. Donald Conrad obtained a permit to repair and add a new room to a residence at 1425 East Lexington avenue.
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Adams-Millis
English Street
Donald Conrad
East
Lexington Avenue
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