Violation Of Bonding Law Approved By Chief Friddle
The article reports Raymond Evans a Negro laborer allowed to sign bond totaling at least 450 despite listing only 200 in taxable property. Police Chief W G F City Manager Roy Braden comment that the matter is news and will be investigated. State law requires 1000 in unpersonal property to sign bonds. Friddle admits approving Evans bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Evans
Roy
Braden
Friddie
Evans
M. W. Nash
J. B. Dobson
State Tax Office
Friddle
Nash
Police Department
High Point Reaches Midpoint in War Loan Drive
High Point reports $7,004,417.75 in war loan bonds sold since January 15 as 11 days remain to meet the $3,865,500 quota. Yesterday bonds totalled $258,072 with 388 applications. Duke Power bought $50,000 and Rogers Paint $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Rommel
Duke Power Company
Rogers Paint Company
Strike Up the Bonds stage show planned for February 18
A wartime bond drive in Center features the all-soldier stage show Strike Up the Bonds set for February 18 at the Junior High auditorium. Tickets accompany bond purchases, with a single performance at 8 p.m. by Army Air Force BTC entertainers and a program of glee club and special acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hollingsworth
Hugh Smart
Smart
Hollingsworth
Army Air Force
St Aspirin promotes fastest relief and wide economy sizes
Notices announce administration and executor estates in 1943 1944. Administratrix Ruby R Collins of Letitia W Robbins estate and executors N Hal Davis and Valley Boyles of William R Boyles estate urge creditors and debtors to act by set dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia W Robbins
Ruby R. Collins
Allen Austin
Letitia W. Robbins
William R. Boyle
Guilford County
North Carolina
N. Hal Davis
Valley Boyles
Homestead Avenue
High Point
N. C
William R. Boyles
Burglar Seeks Wallet in Marshall Street Home
Police search for a burglar after two residents at the Marshall Ba West Broad street home reported intrusions in the early hours. A man entered a bedroom, fled with a wallet containing $7 from Mr Bales, while Mrs Bales woke to a match strike but found nothing missing. The assailant is described as white, about 5 feet 9 inches, 40 years old, wearing a gray hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Sales Annes
Marshall
West Broad Street
Bales
Income Tax Men To Serve Thomasville
Guy Shoaf deputy collector of internal revenue will be at Thomasville city hall for seven days to help locals file their 1943 income tax reports. He will be present from February 15 through February 22 in the city hall courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Guy Shoaf
Internal Revenue
Shoaf
Bondsmen Sign for Court Surety Amid Jail Capacity Gaps
The only action to be taken is forcing license fee payment. Bondsmen swear to cover bond value beyond exemptions when signing warrants. Friddle notes jail capacity shortage and Evans signs bonds without fee, while George Goodman pays only 15 of his current tax license and faces further asks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friddle
Evans
George Goodman
Penny Banks Aid War Bond Drive in High Point Exposition
War bond officer George W. Jones reports a penny bank at the furniture exposition opened to show 925 pennies. Employees in three War Department branches have purchased 10 168 75 in bonds and 109 55 in the penny bank edition. He urges opening small banks at home to boost the fourth war loan drive and notes the government has circulated 16 billion dollars, with 14 billion held in private hands. Buy bonds today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Furniture Exposition
George W. Jones
Jones
Epicate
America
Death of W A Smith at 72 in daughter's home
W A Smith 72 died at his daughter Mrs Wes ley Thompsons home 124 Fowler street shortly after noon Friday following two years of declining health He was born August 25 1871 in Moore county and moved to the city 25 years ago He worked at Highland cotton mill and is survived by five daughters and four sons Funeral services will be Sunday at 1 pm at White Hill Presbyterian church near Carthage conducted by Rev M D McNeil Interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Smith
Wesley Thompson
Fowler Street
Smith
Moore County
Highland Cotton Mill
Thompson
Daisy Queen
Springfield
H. F. Phillips
Sanford
Minnie ,Moore
Mebane
Mildred Jarrett
Thomasville
Turner Smith
Dallas Smith
J. C., Smith
High Point
Pfe
Luther T. Smith
Fort Dix
N. J
Jesse Smith
White Hill Presbyterian Church
Carthage
M. D. McNeil
YMCA directors monthly luncheon set for Tuesday
The monthly luncheon meeting of the board of directors of the YMCA will be held Tuesday at the YWCA venue.
Mrs Haworth Named Red Cross Chairman At Local Meeting
At the annual Red Cross gathering in High Point, Mrs Horace S Haworth was named chapter chairman for the year. A slate including Mrs G J Humphreys as vice chair and Cameron D Deans as secretary was approved. The annual report showed over 3000 of 4000 High Point servicemen contacted and Red Cross work doubling or tripling in parts of the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Sheraton Hotel
Horace S. Haworth
G. J. Humphreys
Cameron D Deans
H. N. Williard
Charlies Mendenhall
Major Lee Ward
Nat Harrison
Logan Chitwood
W. T. Powell
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
L. B. Heilig
Home Service
Home Service Corps
G. I. Humphreys
W. F. Clayton
N. P. Yarborough
A. L. Stevens
Anne Byerly
T. D. Tyson, Jr
Harold S. Kearns
A. J. Simeon
Forrest H. Murray
W. F. Freeman
Motor Corps
Henry Betts
Lee F. Schaner
J. P. Armstrong
Howard Blair
W. F. Armfield
Don Conrad
J. E. Rockhold
Greensboro
Mary Balash
Rockhold
Balash
E. F. Long
Alevard
High Point Memmorial Hospital
Mary Grubb
Eugenia Hill
Helen Rudisill
Jeanette Stutts
Earl Cr
Preliminary Certificate of Dissolution for Southern Furniture Co
Secretary of State Thad Eure certifies the Southern Furniture Company of High Point Guilford County NC dissolved after unanimous stockholder consent filed Jan 26 1944. W. Wray Ward listed as agent for service. Seal and date noted in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Company
South Main Street
High Point
County of Guilford
State of North Carolina
W. Wray Ward
Thad. Eure
State of
North Carolina
Raleigh
A. D
Thad Eure
Seaman Bound Over On Four Charges In High Point Court
Robert Casimer Pawlaczys a 19 year old merchant seaman was bound over to superior court on four counts including first degree burglary robbery assault with a deadly weapon and secret assault. He admitted to a string of prior crimes including thefts from stores and stealing a car later saying he planned to ship out February 10. He claimed to have married a Charlotte girl four days after meeting her and asked that his parents not be notified. Canada plant breeders have opened millions of acres by developing early grain varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Casimer Pawiaczys
High Point
M. J. Harris
Mariner
Charlotte
Pawlaczys
Local names appear in short civic notice
Jackie McDade, Conrad Jackie, Lucille Tesh, Gladis Kivett, and Inez Lind are listed in the readable fragment of a civic notice. The brief shows names connected to a local matter, with no clear event or date given in the surviving text. Further context is unavailable on this fragment.
J N Wills 74 HPC Trustee Founder Dies in Greensboro
Funeral services for Joseph Norman Wills 74 prominent citizen businessman and churchman will be held at Grace Methodist Church with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. A founder and trustee of High Point College he shaped local business and church life leaving three grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. He was born June 15 1870 and joined Greensboro in 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Joseph Norman Wills
Grace Methodist Church
Tor
Emmett Keen
R. M. Andrews
L. B. Hayes
B. W. Lefler
Green Hill Cemetery
Wills
High Point College
George S. Wills
Westminster College
Westminster
Richard T
Edward S. Wills
Mr. Wills
Richard
Ann Louisa Norman Wills
J. Norman Wills
Washton County
Smithdeal Business College
Richmond
Odell Hardware Company
Wills Book and Stationery Company
The
Merchants Association
Grace M. P. Church
West End Methodist Church
Uniting Conference
Kansas City
M. P. Publishing House
Superamuate Fund
North Carolina
M. P. Church
Board of Church Extension
Board of Trustees
Grace Church
Greensboro Negro Held Here For Hit And Run
John Copeland, a Greensboro Negro, was held in city jail this morning under a $500 bond on a hit and run charge. Greensboro police brought him here after a collision between a truck and a machine operated by Newton of High Point, with the Newton machine valued at about $153. The accident occurred on the Greens-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Copeland
Greensboro
Necro
Copeland
Jene Newton
High Point
Newto
Misson
Greens
Gasoline Deluge Leaves Stations Only Source of Fuel
Gas supplies remain critical with distributors reporting only fuel in service-station tanks. County schools superintendent Foust says buses can run Monday, while distributors warn of possible no supply next week if weekend deliveries fail. Duke Power's Hal Davis confirms enough fuel for buses as far as he knows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas RK. Foust
Hal Davis
Duke Power Company
Health in New York City Steady Despite War and Flu Outbreak
New York City health remained good overall in the year, despite war conditions and an influenza outbreak. Dr. Ernest L. Stebbins, head of the city health commission, cited the findings in his annual report presented to Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
New York City
Ernest L. Stebbins
F. H. LaGuardia
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ICE Delivery
Comvant
Uby
J. C. McCoy
Security Bank
R Honestic
Insulating Board
Johns-Manville
Parker-Brown Lumber
Oak Street
N. L. Warner Agency
South Main
Kal
High Point, N
Australia
Buckley
Uss.a
New Zealand
Canada
Mann
Daddy
Barbara Faudine Morris
Enterprise
Seaman
Wayne J. Morris
U.S. Navy
Federal
W.A. Smith
Mrs. Haworth
Horace
Haworth
J.N. Wills
HPC
Nat Walker
Walgreen
B. F. Thomas
W. Greeners
BIG
Hamilton - Boone Lumber Company
Max Bones
WN. C
AACL
Washington
N. Main 8
Tel
A. M. Hales
Harry X. Russell
T. R. Sullivan
Paul Byrum
Wa Cabs
North Main Street
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