Adult Speech Class to Be Offered Here
An adult speech class for those who stutter or have other speech impairments starts Thursday at 7 30 PM in the Arts and Crafts Workshop at the Junior High School. Mrs Sylvia Stenhouse and Miss Carolyn Reed will lead, combining group therapy and individual work to explore causes of stuttering and methods to improve speech. Registrations Thursday cover four winter sessions. March 5 opens eight spring sessions.
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Sylvia Stenhouse
Carolyn Reed
Irwin Coffield, Jr
Magistrates Hear Speech By Jarrell At Y M C A Dinner
Local Magistrate Lee J. Young hosted a dinner at the YMCA for justices of the peace of High Point and Randolph County J P R D Allman. Speaker Municipal Court Judge Pro-Tem Harris H Jarrell reviewed the history of the office describing it as the oldest court in America. He noted JP’s are not courts of record and cannot be abolished by the General Assembly. He urged cooperation among J P’s and touched on athica involved. A round table discussion followed.
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Lee J. Young
YMCA
Justices of the Peace of
High Point
R. D. Allman
J. P
Randolph County
Harris H. Jarrell
Office of Justice of the Peace
America
Justices of the Peace
General Assembly
Jarrell
Athica
Woman's Discovery Makes Margarine Spread Smoother
Mrs. Filbert promotes her margarine recipe that spreads smoothly even when ice cold. She claims no crumbling or chipping and says the spread tastes fresh and as good as expensive brands.
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Mrs. Filbert
Davidson Plans Tax Revaluation In Davidson County
Davidson County commissioners will hold a special 5 p.m. meeting to approve a tax equalization revaluation project. Bids exceed 100000 dollars for mapping and assessment will be opened. Thomasville and Lexington offer to share the cost, each about half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
Frank Gray
Thomasville
Davidson County Commissioners
Thomasville Council
Thomas- Ville
Everett W. Schadt
Omasville
Escapee Jessup recaptured after two mile chase in Thomasville
Deputy Arnold Craven arrested Ray Hilton Jessup alias Ray Shelton Johnson for assault with a deadly weapon then chased the 22 year old convict after he escaped at Saunders Grill. Recaptured about an hour later two miles away. Jessup had escaped from a prison camp truck near Reidsville on January 16 and claimed to have spent over three years for assault with a deadly weapon. He faces trial in Recorder's Court Friday.
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Thomasville
Arnold Craven
Ray Hilton Jessup
Ray Shilton Johnson
Saunders Grill
Craven
Jessup
George W. Meind
Guilford County
Reidsville
High Point
Depute Craven
Jessup Sa
Recorder's Court
Family Service Bureau Names Herndon President
John Herndon was chosen president of the Family Service Bureau at its annual meeting, succeeding W. B. Harris. New officers include Dr. A. B. Croom as vice president and Mrs. Ben Swartzberg as treasurer. Board directors listed, with remarks on community counseling and family life programs.
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John Herndon
Ip Point Family Service Bureau
W. B. Harris
A. B. Croom
Ben Swartzberg
F. W. Gross
Charles Loflin
Matt Wall
Owen
Robert Founn
Bess Rosa
Woman's College
Greensboro
Kenneth Goodson
Gladis Kivett
Herre
Bureau
Red Feather
Community Chest
Firemen answer two calls in quick succession
City firemen responded first at 10 38 last night to a woodshed blaze behind 810 Man Avenue owned by John C Welch. Water damage occurred but the fire did not spread. Earlier at 10 25 they were sent to Monark Lumber Company at 311 East Green Street where a worker reported a smokestack top on fire caused by wisps of ashes thrown into a furnace.
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Man Avenue
John C. Welch
Monark Lumber Company
East Green Street
Architect Eccles Everhart Named AIA Director
Eccles D. Everhart of High Point retired vice president of the North Carolina chapter of the American Institute of Architects was chosen a director for a three year term at the Chapel Hill meeting. Arthur Gould Odell Jr of Charlotte named president and Carter Williams of Raleigh named vice president.
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Eccles D. Everhart
High Point
North Carolina
American Institute of Architects
Institute
Chapel Hill
Arthur Gould Odell, Jr
Chaselotte
Carter Williams
Raleigh
Tent notice and religious services among local groups
The Hosanna Tents 326 plan a Friday 7 30 p m meeting at Odd Fellows Hall to elect officers. Mars Hill sermons occur tonight at 3, with Wednesday and Friday services led by Rev Crone and Bishop W M Johnson respectively. Household of Ruth Lodge 622 meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m. William Penn High faces Burlington tonight at 7 30 and a rematch with Dudley (Greensboro) Friday.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Mars Hill
K. Mingo
O. C. Crone
W. M. Johnson
Winston-Salem
Ruth
Ruth Lodge
William Penn High School
Burlington
Dudley
Greensboro
Nobody Ever Told Him About Driving Without License
Floyd C. Dunbar, 29, of Detroit, paid a $25 fine for driving without an operator's license after telling the judge he had been driving since 1942 and believed only a license plate was required.
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Detroit
LLP
Floyd C. Dunbar
Religious Film At Conrad Church To Highlight Liberty
Rev Paul Freed of International Evangelism, Inc will present the color film Banderilla at Conrad Memoria Baptist Church tomorrow at 7 30 p m The Spanish boy and his family in the story stress religious liberty through a Spanish newspaperman perspective The public is invited to view the film without charge on the C C Camp road at the Conrad Church
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Paul Freed
International Evangelism, Inc
Banderilla
Conrad Memoria Baptist Church
Freed
Spain
Conrad Church
C. C. Camp Road
Pattern 8819 Sew-Rite Pattern for Girls Dresses
Adorable three to eight year old ensemble includes a sleeveless dress with cape and a version with short sleeves. Pattern No. 8819 offers sizes 3 to 7 with yardage details and pricing. Send 30 cents, name, address, size desired, and pattern number to Sue Burnett, High Point Enterprise, Americas New York 36. Ready for you now with fall and winter fashion ideas.
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Sue Burnett High Point Enterprise Ln A
Y W C A Thursday Evening Schedule
A local Y M C A agenda lists events for Thursday and Friday including closing time at 6:00 for school girls, 6:15 business dinner, 7:00 women's swim, 7:30 basketball at Arm, 8:30 rye swimming for women, 12:15 Modernette Club lunch, 4:15 Sr High Y-Teen, 6:30 Agenda Club dinner, 7:00 Robins Club, 7:30 Stardusters sewing Pat Adams, and Friday open house for seventh graders Teens.
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Toe Ok
Arm
Y. M. Cc
Pat Adams
Two Assault Counts Filed With Police
City police reported three arrests yesterday in separate assault and related charges. Cora Lee Cathey, 19, 210 Price Street, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, released on $200 bond. Charles E. Freeman, 40, 808 Willowbrook Terrace, released on $100 bond on an assault charge and charged by warrant with assaulting Hazel Freeman. Archie, 35, 530 East High Street, arrested on abandonment and non support charges, posted $300 bond.
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Cora Lee Cathey
Price Street
Charles E. Freeman
Willowbrook Terrace
Hazel Freeman
Ye A Archie
East High Street
State Tax Collections Decrease in January
North Carolina general fund revenues fell in January by 542 901 dollars or 4 36 percent to 11 898 618 despite sales tax hitting an all time high. Seven month totals show an overall rise of 2 333 89 and 72 697 322 in the general fund. Sales tax rose 409 449 to 6 307 381 for the month and 33 624 474 year to date. Income tax dropped 755 723 to 2 929 105, with seven month totals down 477.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Eugene Shaw
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FLOOR
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Conrad
Magic IN the
Stardusters Club
Juvenal
Eckerd’s Drug Store
S. Main ST
St.joseph
Monark
DuPont
Monark Shade
N. Main
Belk-Beck Co
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