Local Men Enlist In Regular Army
The Greensboro recruiting office announced two applicants for enlistment in the regular army. Harold M. Bowers of High Point is assigned to the 52nd Airborne Division and Jimmy Charles Howard of Jamestown is assigned to the air forces.
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United States Army
Greensboro
High Point
Ecemcent
Jamestown
Harold M. Bowers
52Nd Airborne Division
Jimmy Charles Howard
Air
Archdale Friends To Hold February Monthly Meeting
Archdale Friends announce the monthly meeting to be held tomorrow evening February 4 at 7 30. The session convenes on the first Wednesday of the month and the minister Clifton Co Pearson urges every member to attend.
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Archdale Friends
Clifton Co. Pearson
Learn and Obey Your Laws Traffic Safety Series
Police promote traffic law awareness in a series explaining driving rules and common causes of accidents. Captain Tearne warns wrong lane driving is a frequent violation and outlines lane discipline for two to four lane roads to prevent crashes.
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Nationa
R. Teague
Tearne
National Safety Council
Negro to Have Separate Classes at Arkansas University
Fayetteville Ark Feb 3 A Negro will be admitted as a graduate student at the University of Arkansas but will attend classes separate from White students Lilah Hunt of Texarkana began enrolling for the spring semester in the law school after his application was accepted The university said it would admit qualified Negro graduate students and provide them with regular instruction apart from White students Undergraduate Negro enrollment may not be accepted due to facilities Dr Robert Leflar law school dean said the university action would satisfy a Supreme Court ruling on equal educational opportunities
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Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Lilah Hunt
Texarkana
Law School
University
Herbert Thomas
Board of Trustees
Robert Leflar
U. S. Supreme Court
Limited Impunity of North American King Snakes
The North American king snake is described as able to attack any other snake on the continent without consequence but is harmed when bitten by a foreign snake from Africa or India. The passage contrasts its local dominance with vulnerability to foreign venom.
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Africa
India
Vets urged to reinstate war insurance at Legion meeting
E C Bailey of the Veterans Administration spoke to Andrew Jackson Post No 87 American Legion at the Legion home on West High Street urging World War I and II veterans to reinstate national service life insurance. He noted only about six million of 18 million original policies remain in force and explained policy advantages and reinstatement deadline of July 31 1948. He said the policy carries no agent commissions and offers lump sum or monthly payout options with continued in service terms. Following the talk a brief business session was held with Commander J W Morgan.
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Andrew Jackson
American Legion
Legion
West High Street
E. C. Bailey
Veterans Administration
Winston-Salem
Bailey
U. S
J. W. Morgan
Hardin to Speak At Fellowship Service
Rev. Paul Hardin will deliver the sermon titled A Great American at the Wesley Memorial Methodist church fellowship hour Wednesday at 7 30 pm. The chapel choir rehearses after the mid week service.
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Paul Hardin
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Chapel Choir
Carillon Choir
Celestial Choir
Embler, 49, Dies at Home in Davidson County
John Richard Embler aged 49 of Winston-Salem route in Mount Pleasant Church area died at his Davidson home Monday night after two years of declining health. He was born April 11, 1899, in Davidson County, married Josie Byerly in 1924, and is survived by son Carlos Earl Embler, brothers McCoy and Lester Embler, sister Mrs. Josie Spry, and one grandson. Funeral arrangements pending at Walker Funeral Home.
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Thomasville
John Richard Embler
Winston-Salem
Rt. 5
Mount Pleasant
Mr. Embler
Davidson County
John
Bettie Black Embler
Josie Byerly
Carlos Earl Em
Hind limbs lead in rising for cud chewing animals
All ruminants including cows sheep antelope deer goats rely on their hind legs first when rising. This behavior appears across cud chewing species as a common locomotor pattern observed in their posture and movement.
Antimacassar Named for Hair Oil Prevention
The tidy known as antimacassar was created by women in the last century to protect chair backs from macassar oil, giving the accessory its distinctive name.
Boyd speaks to Engineers Club in Charlotte
Joseph D. Boyd of High Point addressed the Charlotte Engineers club in Charlotte at a luncheon. His topic was The Personnel Approach to the Labor Problem. Boyd has long experience in labor issues and served on the Atlantic War Labor board during the war.
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Joseph Db. Boyd
High Point
Charlotte Engineers Club
Charlotte
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Boyd
Atlantic War Labor Board
Red Blood Cells Need Strength to Feel Alive
Overwork and poor nutrition weaken blood and energy. The 858 Tonic formula is claimed to raise low blood strength in non organic anemia and aid digestion, improving appetite, sleep, skin color, and overall vigor. Millions of bottles sold.
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