Methodist Student Conference Hears Talk By Dr W A Smart
Dr W A Smart of Emory University spoke on With God Left Out during the North Carolina Methodist student conference session. The morning featured discussion groups led by church and education leaders and a pioneer themed program with tonight’s host High Point college students and a Wesley Memorial recreation period. Tomorrow officers will be installed and Dr Smart will deliver the concluding address on The Wrath of God.
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North Carolina Methodist
W. A. Smart
Emory University
DeWitt C. Baldwin
Lisle Fellowship
New York City
Ruth Brett
den of Students
Bennett
Harvey Brown
General Rd
Nashville
Tenn
Edwin Duckles
American Friends Service Committee
Greensboro
Grady Hardin
Black Mountain
Eugene Pfaff
Southern Council On International Relations
Ethelene Sampley
Centenary Methodist Church
Winston-Salem
High Point College
Wesley Memorial
Smart
USO Dance In Gym Tonight To Be Formal
Tonight's USO dance in the YMCA gym will be formal though dress is not compulsory, announced by Miss Sara Alderman. Valentine motifs appear in decorations with group singing during intermission under Mrs. Charlotte Guy. Junior hostesses and senior hostess committees manage the dance and USC club party at the service center tonight.
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Sara Alderman
Valentine
Charlotte Guy
Evelyn Jeffcoat
Evelyn Shackleford
USC
Service Center
Kathleen Young
Spoon Receives One Year For Larceny At Thomasville Court
Local man employed by the Thomasville Chair Company was sentenced to 12 months for larceny of an electric drill and bulbs. He may appeal to the May term of the superior court with bond set.
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Ane Coypoon
Thomasville Chair Company
Spoon
J. Martin
Lambeth
Clyde F. Watford
Thomasville
R. S. McDonald
H Point
James A. Leach Dies at Home After Illness
James Addison Leach passed away at his home on East Lexington Avenue after a brief illness. Born February 17, 1864 in Trinity, he was the son of Carol Craven and Smith Leach and related to Dr. Braxton Craven. Survived by a widow, six children, nine grandchildren, and several relatives, with funeral services at Trinity Methodist Church and interment in Floral Garden Cemetery. Pallbearers from Guilford Council No. 23, Jr. O.U.A.M. will serve. The body remained at Sechrest Funeral Home until nine Sunday morning before burial.
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James Addison Leach
East
Lexton Avenue
Leach
Trinity
Carol Craven
Smith Leach
Braxton Craven
Trinity Cell
E Parrish
Nei Mae Roach
High Point
H. Foust
S. A. Upchurchboro
E. B. Leech
S Leach
J. L. Leach
R. F. Honeycutt
Tor
Trinity Methodist Church
Floral Garden
Guilford Council No. 23
Jr. O.u.am
Sechrest
Arrests for Liquor Violations Reported
Police last night and today made four arrests in whisky and prohibition cases. Ben Allen and Luther Allen, both of 210% Bynum street, bound at 300 dollars for 11 quarts of non tax paid whisky. John Archie of 1209 Wilkes Row held under 100 dollars for drunkenness and possession of a pint of bonded whisky. Archie, 63, and Charlie L. Parts of 1514 East Lee street held on 200 dollars for prohibition law violations.
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Ben Allen
Luther Allen
Bynum Street
John Archie
Wilkes Row
Archie
Charlie L. Parts
East Lee Street
Lexington Man Sues Fowler Motor Lines
James W. Tolen sues R. D Fowler Motor Lines Inc. of High Point and Associated Transport Inc. for 75000 damages in Davidson superior court alleging permanent disability from a truck collision on August 4 caused by the defendants negligent conduct. He says he needs a constant attendant and both his and his wife's earning capacity are wiped out.
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Lexington
James W. Tolen
Davidson Superior Court
R. D Fowler Motor Lines, Inc
High Point
Associated Transport, Inc
Delaware
Charlotte
Tolen
Overcoat Stolen From West End Pool Hall
J. A. Fowler of route one reported his overcoat stolen last night while he was in a West End pool room. The garment bore U. S. Navy buttons.
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J. A. Fowler
Route One
West End
Five High Point men join Great Lakes naval trainees
New recruits at the U S Naval Training Station Great Lakes Illinois include five High Point men Donald A Jester 18 son of A A Jester 1602 E Commerte Walter L Thompson 17 son of J C Thompson Route 2 Box 448 Frank J Teddy 31 husband of Pansy L Teddy 36 Clara Cox Apts George L Speer 18 son of A W Speer 1525 N Main and James B White 34 husband of Ossie M White Route No 4
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H. P
Great Lakes
U. S. Naval Training Station
Ill
High Point
Donald A. Jester
A. A. Jester
E. Commerte
Walter L. Thompson
J. C. Thompson
Box
Frank J. Teddy
Pansy L. Teddy
Clara Cox
George L. Speer
A. W. Speer
N. Main
James B. White
Ossie M. White
Bennett at Memphis
Cornelius Turner Bennett is attending aviation machinist's mate school at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis Tennessee.
Snider Graduates Air Force Gunnery Wings
Pfc Numa Edward Snider Jr son of Mr and Mrs N E Snider Sr Route Two has graduated from the AAF flexible gunnery school in Laredo Texas He earned aerial gunner silver wings and a promotion to pres at grade at graduation exercises John C Thompson Jr HA 2 C has returned to Lido Beach Long Island NY after visiting his parents He has served in the navy for six months
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Snider
Pfc
Numa Edward Snider, Jr
N. E. Snider Sr
Route Two
AAF
Laredo
Texas
Hercises
Local Servicemen in Training and Promotions
Sgt Lowe in India informs North Carolina parents of their son Richard A Lowe arriving in India after training at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. Putt completes training at Great Lakes and is assigned to Memphis Tennessee. Gardner promoted from private to private first class at Camp Claiborne Louisiana. Wilson visits home after 18 months in the South Pacific. station now Camp Douglas Utah. Rich graduates aircraft mechanic course at Camp Curtissair Buffalo New York.
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Sgt. Lowe
India
N. C. Lowe
Sgt
Richard A. Lowe
Camp McCoy
Wis
Donald A. Putt
Willowbrook Street
Great Lakes
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Wilson
Julian C. Wilson
W. S. Wilson
South Pacific
Camp Douglas
Utah
Rich
Clyde Victor Rich
K. H. Rich
South Main Street
Camp Curtissair
Buffalo
New York
Byerly Transferred Overseas with Marine Corps
Pfc. Lawrence C. Byerly of Camp Pendleton California was transferred to overseas duty with the Marine Corps. He is the son of Mr and Mrs C H Byerly of Trinity.
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Byerly
Lawrence C. Byerly
Camp Pendleton
Oceanside
Calif
Marine Corps
C. H. Byerly
Trinity
Furlough For Sgt Henry Soyers In Mississippi
Sergeant Henry Soyers of Greenwood Air Base Mississippi is spending a 14 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs R C Soyers at 415 Gatewood Avenue Greenwood Mississippi during his leave from duty.
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Sovers
Henry Soyers
Greenwood Air Base
Greenwood
Miss
R. C. Soyers
Gatewood Avenue
Royal returns to Camp Blanding after sister visit
Sgt Randolph G Royal returns to Camp Blanding Fla after a visit to his sister Mrs Willie Barne of North Main Street He trained at Camp Roberts Calif and has served 22 years Yates in Pacific Charles Yates 3c petty officer in the U S Navy is serving somewhere in the Pacific according to his parents Mr and Mrs John C Yates of Trinity
Permit Issued for Armentrout Veneer Addition Work
The Armentrout Veneer company received a building permit for a one story frame addition to its site. The project is expected to cost a specified amount but details are not fully provided in the excerpt.
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Armentrout Veneer Company
Clifton Promoted to First Lieutenant in Army Air Corps
Lt. Robert F. Clifton promoted from second to first lieutenant. The pilot, stationed at Camp Davis, received word through his parents Mr and Mrs P A Clifton of 719 Morris Street.
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Clifton
Robert F. Clifton
Army Air Corps
P. A. Clifton
Morris Street
Camp Davis
Lt John A Lindsay Jr on extended furlough returns home
Lt. John A. Lindsay Jr who just came back from thirteen months in the Aleutian Islands arrives for a thirty day leave to stay with his parents Mr and Mrs J A Lindsay at 706 West Farriss Avenue.
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Lindsay
John A. Lindsay Jr
Aleutian Islands
J. A. Lindsay
West Farriss Avenue
Mother Of Local Woman Passes In Tennessee
Mrs. M. L. Sholey mother of Mrs. C. L. McConley of 1006 Park street died suddenly at her Winchester Tennessee home on February 6. Funeral services were held in Winchester with interment at Harris Chapel Hamilton County. Survivors include three daughters Mrs. Frank Hinch of Chichamango Georgia Mrs. George Loyd and Mrs. Willie B. Hadden of Winchester and a son Winford Sholey.
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M. L. Sholey
C. L. McConley
Park Street
Winchester
Tenn
Harris Chapel
Hamilton County
Frank Hinch
Chichamango
George ‘Loyd
Winchester, Tenn
Winford Sholey
Police enter with families for Hedrick Lodge barbecue
Police shifts under Sergeants Ellington and Richardson and their families attended a barbecue at Hedrick Lodge south of Thomasville last night hosted by M. N. Hedrick. City Manager Roy S. Bradent could not attend due to business commitments.
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K. F. Ellington
H. F. Richardson
Hedrick
Thomasville
M. N. Hedrick
Roy S. Bradent
Clyde Shaner Dies After Fall At Home
Clyde T. Shaner was fatally injured in a basement fall from a ladder at his home 522 Park Way this afternoon shortly after one o clock. Survivors include his wife Irene Price and stepson Bill Price.
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Parkway
Clyde T. Shaner
Irene Price
Bill Price
Craven Construction Firm Opens at 114 West Washington
Craven Construct Company forms a general contracting firm with D. A. Craven William C. Craven and George D. Craven as members. The outfit will handle repairs remodeling plumbing painting wiring wallpapering and all types of construction including bricks concrete and frame buildings.
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General Controls
Craven Construct Company
West Washington St
Incl
D. A. Craven
William C. Craven
George D. Craven
Battleship Oklahoma Raised From Pearl Harbor Wreck
U S S Oklahoma, sunk at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, after crippling torpedo hits, has been raised and is afloat again following hull repairs in drydock. Adm. Chester W. Nimitz announced the development in a terse press release.
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Oklahoma
Pearl Harbor
Charles H.ree
Pacific Fleet
Pearl Hester
U.S
Chester W. Nimitz
Radio Program Schedule with Corrections and Awards
Saturday February 12 broadcast listing with network corrections. Times in EST-1 hour. includes Metropolitan Opera News Comment Dance Music First Piano Quartet Victory Show Halloran Hospital Doctors at War Corliss Archer American Eagle Club Curtis Massey Nancy Martins Hawaii Calls The Three Suns dancing Andy Russell Ireland Grams Aber
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If Men & Books
Frederick
Cbs
Metropolitan Opera
Pan-America
Mbs
Victory
F.U.B
Halloran Hospital
Philadelphia
Ureh
Rupert Hughes
Cleveland
H. Fleming
America
Corliss Archer
Blu
Navy Bulletin Board
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Cbs American Eagle Club
London
Curt Massey
Nancy Martin
Army
Quincy Howe
Ebs
McAlester Coll
Els
Andy Russell
Orch
Bilu
Hawaii
Nbe World News
Leon Henderson
Ne Carter
Basic
Nbe-Sonth
Bob Hawk
Arthur Hale
Fen Dencing
Gih
Ug—'Able
Dbs
Edward Tomlinson
Dave Elman
Chicagers
Barry Wood
Royal Arch Gunnigan
Army Service Forces
Opry
Manassa Maul CF and Cornice in Skiing Rounders U S Sport
The prompt mentions Manassa Maul CF, asks what a cornice is in skiing, and asks Rounders as an early form of a U S national sport. It includes a quote about giving and quality of gifts.
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U. S
Etiquette Hints on Honest Versus Polite Invitations
A tactful person declines when an invitation is only out of courtesy. Learn to tell a genuine offer from a courtesy gesture and respond respectfully, using clear boundaries and polite, decisive language.
Horoscope for February 14 Birthday Traits and Prospects
The forecast notes independence as a key trait for February 14 birthdays, with a caution against selfishness. It predicts strong leadership with men and a cooler stance toward women, plus potential inheritance, promotion, and successful deals in the coming year. Children born today are described as kind, thoughtful, sincere, talented, popular, and fortunate.
One Minute Test Answers Summary Card
Jack Dempsey appears as a prompt answer. The second item describes an overhang of snow or ice on a windswept peak. The third entry identifies baseball as the sport referenced in the test.
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Jack Dempsey
Mississippi wreck yields bodies and wreckage clues
Muddy Mississippi river waters held 24 bodies from an American Airlines transcontinental crash yet yielded wreckage fragments. Veteran rivermen feared more victims might remain unrecovered as parts of the huge airliner were found ten miles downstream.
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Memphis
Mississippi
American Airlines
Disease germs concentrate near floors indoors say researchers
Four government health institutions report that microbes transmitting human diseases indoors are most numerous close to the floor. They advise bed making to be halted before dressings, oiling floors to reduce dust, and ultraviolet floor sterilization in hospitals and barracks.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press Science
New York
Alexander Hollaender
H. G. du Bay
H. S. Ingraham
S. M. Wheeler
National Institute of Health
Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
U. S. Naval Medical School
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Science
The
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Judge R Hunt Parker Speaker At Duke Finals
Durham Feb 12 Judge R Hunt Parker of Roanoke Rapids will speak at the spring commencement ceremonies. Capt W N Thomas naval academy chaplain will preach the commencement sermon Feb 20. Fifty five seniors include nine naval ROTC students to be commissioned ensigns. about 75 other undergraduates are to be commissioned as well. This is the third accelerated program allowing early degree completion.
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Durham
Hunt Parker
Roanoke Rapids
W. N. Thomas
U.S. Navalcademy
Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps
Engineer Killed In Ohio Train Wreck
At Astabula Ohio a locomotive sideswiped and derailed the New York Central's southwestern limited train three miles west of the city. Eleven persons including passengers were injured. The dead man is B W Morris about 55 the pilot engineer supplied by the New York Central to guide a Pennsylvania railroad train over NY Central lines.
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Astabula
New York Central
Here
B. W. Morris
President Roosevelt to Speak at French Warship Presentation
The ceremony to present a destroyer escort to French naval authorities will be marked by a fire-side address by President Roosevelt. The White House did not disclose the speech topic, but it will be broadcast on major networks between 5 p.m. and Eastern War time.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Velt
Negro Recipient Eight Months For Larceny
In High Point Municipal Court Jewell Reid a 21 year old Negro of 310 Bynum street received eight months on the county roads for two larceny charges both alleged thefts totaling 44.02 from Watts Bakery on January 31 and 28 from Dixie Hot Shop on February 2. James Greene 18 was also sentenced to eight months for assisting in the theft. Andrew Keno 17 was given four months for stealing 1.75 from Ingram's Drug Store. The judge consulted parole officer D Stokes who said the defendant had prior trouble and ran away from reform school. Stokes recommended enforcing the sentence.
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Jewell Reid
Bynum Street
High Point
Reid
Watts Bakery
James Greene
Dixie Hot
Andrew Keno
Ingram
Wassen
D. Stokes
Stokes
Knights of Old Are Outpaced by 1942 Steel Output
The Army Ordnance Department reports that for each American soldier in 1942, industry produced 24,600 pounds of steel. Most of the steel funded battle weapons and combat vehicles, highlighting the shift from medieval arms to modern war materiel.
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Philadelphia
INS
Army Ordnance Department
Still Believe in Santa Shocks Delaware County
Judge D MacDade notes children in Delaware County were so well behaved during Christmas week that the juvenile Court did not meet. The story highlights a rare quiet period for the court and the continued belief in Santa Claus among local children.
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de Pa
INS
D. MacDade
Delaware County
Low of 5 Degrees Predicted for High Point Tonight
A sharp cold snap grips High Point with winds around 20 mph, making observers doubt the noon thermometer at the city station reading 28 degrees. The forecast calls for clear, very cold conditions tonight with an expected warmup Monday as overcast skies return.
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Itere
York
Teau
Friendship
Marriage License Issued to Claude Fowler and Inez Li
A marriage license was issued today by Deputy Register Gene Horney to Claude Fowler of New York City and Inez Li of High Point and Birmingham.
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Gene Horney
Claude Fowler
New York City
Inez Li
High Point
Birming
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