Sixty Seven Inductees From Local Draft Boards Into Navy Coast Guard and Army
Of 43 men from Local Draft Board No Four, seven joined the Navy, one Coast Guard, and 34 Army. From Draft Board Five, seven Navy inductees and one Coast Guard, with several ordered to report directly to their stations. Names include C. R. Walker and others. awaits dates for Fort De Willie, Fort Bragg, and Fort De Willie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draft Board No
Armed Services
Navy
Army
Draft Board Five
Coastguard
Board Five
C. R. Walker
Charles Henry Seigler, Jr
Winfred al Thompson
Ralph Steven Thornton
Kelly Carroll Lawson
Claud Reitzel Gaddis
Harold Raymond Briggs
John Alion Hussey
Everett S. Orrell
Jack D. Howell
Board Four
Fort de
Willie M. Gibson
Fort Bragg
Where Lend-Lease Has Been Going
China took a small share of U S lend-lease in 1941 42 due to limited transport. A chart based on March 1941 December 1942 figures released by administrator Edward Stettinius Jr shows where most of the 8 252 733 000 in lend lease went. Other countries received about 210 622 000 in goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
U. S
Edward Stettinius, Jr
Army Men at Camp Croft S C February 11名单
In the Army at Camp Croft South Carolina on February 11 a list of soldiers was reported. Names include William A. Sizemore Thomas J. Brawley Maxey J. Crowder Ralph C. Brewer Richard A. Montgomery Johnnie R. Loflin Jr. and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Croft
S. C
William A. Sizemore
Thomas J. Brawley
Maxey J. Crowder
Ralph C. Brewer
Richard A. Montgomery
Johnnie R. Loflin, Jr
George M. Flowe
Darrell L. Cecil
Albert D. Ridge, Jr
Allen H. Holt
Ernest B. Freeman
Robert G. Vaughn
William D. Reagan
Roland L. Embler
Wallace Highfill
Cecil C. Prince
Thomas E. Dodamead, Jr
Raymond A. Meadows
Joseph F. Wood, Jr
Wayne M. Saunders
Homer L. Swaim
Lonnie A. Bergman
John W. Craven
Taft E. Pope
Hubert M. Jackson
Fred C. Dennehey
Dan M. Tucker
William T. Buie
James A. Bennett
William D. Garner
William H. Atkins
Samuel C. Easter
Clarence J. Wright
Charles R. McCurry
Monell A. Cole
Joseph W. Riley
Charles G. Stuot
Bruce A. Metcalfe
Eugene A. Lockwood, Jr
George T. Hendry, Jr
Earl R. Hedrick, Jr
James R. Allen
George L. Moore
Samuel A. Hiatt, Jr
Clarence F. Peatross
Garth E. Goldston
Sylvester Stone
Charles H. Smith
Walter R. Kirkman
Funeral Rites for Local Notables and Infant's Deaths
Funeral services are announced for John Wynne Doggett a 42 year old business man who died of a heart attack on a business trip near Marshall North Carolina. Nellie Cobb a longtime Goldsboro teacher died in Raleigh and was interred yesterday. A service was held for John Walter Lyndon at First Methodist Church with pallbearers listed and Oakwood Cemetery interment. Brief graveside services were held for an infant son of Mr and Mrs Strother. Grandparents named J S Strother and Mrs Meredith. The Solomon Islands note Santa Isabel discovery in 1568 and later transfer of Santa Isabel from Germany to Britain by treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Wynne Doggett Shelby
John Wynne Doggett
Marshall
N. C
Nellie Cobb
Goldsboro
Raleigh
John Walter Lyndon
West Russell Street
First Methodist Church
Wilson Weldon
R. C. Kelly
George R. Brown
E. F. Kearns
L. W. Kearns
R. R. Kearns
Clifford Plummer
L. E. Hoover
Mayfield Hoover
Oakwood Cemetery
R. A. Strother
Thomasville Road
Floral Garden Cemetery
J. S. Strother
Lincoln County
Lee Meredith
High Point
Local Boy Billy Morris Wounded in Action Listed
War Department publicizes partial list of U S Army personnel wounded in the Southwest Pacific since November 1942. Staff Sergeant Billy E Morris of 705 South Commerce Street appears among 519 named, with many next of kin in 40 states. Other North Carolinians listed include Pvt George H Hines and Cpl Clyde Jordan from Marshville and Hiddenite respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
War Department
Billy E. Morris
Arthur C. Morris
S. Commerce Street
Southwest Pacific
Pvt
George H. Hines
Annie Hines
Hiddenite
Cpl
Clyde Jordan
John R. Jordan
Route Three
Marshville
YMCA Plans Industrial Club Dinner Meeting
The Spirit ual Emphasis Committee of the local YMCA will host a dinner at Wesley Memorial Church for fifty or more city men to form an Industrial Club with a strong spiritual emphasis. The 6 p.m. event will include singing, an inspirational talk, and club details. Membership targets men 18 to 30 in industry. Harry G. Bell chairs. members include Rev. F. L. Conrad and L. Paul Ingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Wesley Memorial Church
Harry G. Bell
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
L. Paul Ingle
Three Claimed By Violence In State
At least three people died by violence in North Carolina over the weekend. John C. McDonald, 37, a farmer near Lillington, was killed when the car he rode in overturned. Stanley Lee Wyatt, 12, of Clinch Field School, was shot to death with a .22 rifle believed to be empty in the hands of his older brother Walter R. Wyatt, Jr., 19. McDowell County Coroner Sig Westmoreland said George Gibson was fatally wounded at a filling station near Hamlet, where Hamlet Police Chief Gibson reported Thomas McCoy, operator of the station, was arrested on a charge of killing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina
John C. McDonald
Lillington
Stanley Lee Wyatt
Clinchfield
Walter R. Wyatt
McDowell County
Sig Westmoreland
George Gibson
Hamlet
Gibson
Thomas McCoy
Watkins Gets Suspended Sentence In Hit and Run Case
E D Watkins aged 56 of 1403 Montheu Ave received a four months suspended sentence in High Point Municipal Court for hit and run and drunken driving. He must not drive for two years pay a 50 dollar fine cover 51.32 in car damages and jury costs. The article lists multiple other cases with various sentences and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Wrenn Sr
John Deaton
Clay St
Ben Vaughan
Loflin St
Woodrow Stack
S. Hamilton St
Lewis Kelly
Price Street
Walter Boyd
Reid St
R. C. Seitz
Winston-Salem
Mary Vaughn
Capias
Jim Dunning
Cedar St
John Beach
Thomasville Road
R. D. Fowler
Albert Long
Green
Cameron Sexton
Tate St
Andrew Carter
Joe Henry Banks
Robert Little
Leonard St
James Carroll
Green St
Frances Geater
Alias Golden
Washington St
Dillon Parker
Eccles St
Frank Manage
Charlotte
Robert Lewis Frye
Hickory
Minnie Lee Turner
Meredith St
Harold Deaton
Larcenty
E. S. Jarvis
J. L. Tedder
Woodbury St
Sammie Hall
Edmondson St
Horace Dickens
Hay St
Bond
James Hester
Wilmington
Harold Kay
Cleonsville
Soul as Lesson Topic in Christian Science Services
Sunday services across Christian Science Churches centered on the Soul as the Lesson-Sermon theme. The Golden Text cited Psalms 34, praising the Lord and exalting His name. Bible citations from Psalms 66 and a passage from Science and Health discuss Life as self-sustained and harmony restored through divine understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Saul
God
Mrs. E. B. Gordon Dies At Her Home
Elizabeth B. Gordon 81 wife of J. M. Gordon died at 10 oclock Sunday morning at her High Point Route One home She was born February 27 1861 at Guilford College daughter of John M and Jane Welch Bolling She was a member of First Baptist Church Survivors include husband two daughters J A Davis and A R Kimrey two sons H C and J W Gordon six grandchildren one great grandchild Funeral services Tuesday at 2 30 p m at the home conducted by Rev Joseph Peele Burial in the church cemetery J W Gordon manager of Richardson Department Store the store to close one hour 2 30 to 3 30 Tuesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth B. Gordon
J. M. Gordon
High Point
Gordon
Guilford College
John M
Jane Welch Bolling
First Baptist Church
J. A. Davis
A. R. Kimrey
H. C
J. W. Gordon
Julia Church
Alma Gordon
Miss Sable
Q. Giles
Charles Bolling
Joseph Peele
D. W. Willard
Richardson Department
James D. Allen Dies Of Illness Here Sunday
James Daniel Allen 72 retired real estate salesman and High Point resident died at his home 402 Mont heu Avenue Sunday morning at 8 40 following years of declining health He was born January 27 1871 in Pelzer South Carolina son of Jonathan and Sara Davenport Allen He married Nettie Means December 24 1910 and is survived by three daughters Mrs Alvah Coppedge Mrs Harold Leach of High Point and Mrs Robert B Hulbert of Washington D C a son James D Allen Jr of the U S Navy two grandchildren a sister Mrs J L Fields of Greenville S C He was a member of the Georgia Baptist Church Funeral services will be conducted from Sechrest Funeral Home chapel Tuesday at 2 pm by Rev Wilson O Weldon with interment to be announced later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Daniel Allen
High Point
Montheu Avenue
Pelzer
S. C
Jonathan
Sara Davenport Allen
Homer
Nettie Means
Alvah Coppedge
Harold Leach
Robert B. Hulbert
Washington, D. C
James D. Allen, Jr
U. S. Navy
J. L. Fields
Greenville
Allen
Baptist Church
Georgia
Sechrest
Two Deaths Reported in North Carolina
W O Buyers 61 of Blacksburg South Carolina died in Asheville after head injuries from a recent altercation. Clarence S Prevette Blowing Rock a longtime real estate and insurance agent civic leader died of a heart attack yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
W. O. Buyers
Blacksburg
S. C
Clarence
Prevette
Blowing Rock
Clarence S. Prevette
Mrs L R Reynolds Passes Away in Rockingham
Word comes of the death of Mrs. L R Reynolds at her Rockingham home after a week's illness. She is survived by her daughter Miss Maude R Reynolds assistant cashier of Hood System Bank in this city. Miss Reynolds left for Rockingham last night.
Mrs. Nettie L. White Dies in Morganton at 61
Nettie L. White 61, wife of R. F. White of 722 South Hamilton Street, Morganton, died Sunday morning. She was twice married, previously to W. Frank Proctor who died December 15, 1923, and later wed Mr. White on July 22, 1939. She belonged to Rankin Memorial Methodist Church and is survived by her husband and a brother Everett Stout of High Point. Funeral services were held at Sechrest Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were E. L. Franklin, A. G. Carson, N. M. Harkey, D. P. Beck, and Paul Tussel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie L. White
R. F. White
South
Hamilton Street
Morganton
Everett Stout
High Point
Chapel of Sechrest Funeral Home
O. L. Ruth
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
Edw. Suits
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
E. L. Franklin
A. G. Carson
N. M. Harkey
D. P. Beck
Paul Tussel
Sunday Morning Blaze At 606 East Commerce Street
Firefighters battled a blaze at 606 East Commerce Street in a Negro residence. One room burned out and the fire started from paper in a flue on the first floor. Fire Chief Ingram confirmed no further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Commerce Street
Ingram
F. O .Smith
Phillips Street
Uruguay Sells Eggs by Weight for Market Pricing
Uruguayan sellers classify eggs by weight to set prices, signaling a weight based market approach. The practice aims to standardize egg quality and pricing across retail outlets.
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U.S. Navy
Victory Coal Co
Siceloff
ICE & Fuel CO
OPA
Tire Company
West High Sr
British
Russia
Britain
Joan Walter Lyndon
Solomon Group
Santa Isabel
Solomon Islands
Santa Isabel Island
Solomons
Germany
Great Britain
Marines
Coast Guard
E. D. Watkins
E. B. Gordon
United States
Europe
Nego Republic
Liberia
THE
WAACS
MR. Jones
Florida
Women of America
Daytona Beach
James D. Allen
James
N. L. White
Werather
A. Clyde Smith & Sons Telephone
Kernersville
Gpecia
Furnack Prope
Cler
Willowbrook
Horace G.ilderton
Uruguay
Peru
Brazil
Piedmont Oil & Coa Phone
Nat Walker
Walgreen
Araby's
Rogers
Johns-Manville
Parker - Brown Lumber CO
Vhone
Oak Street
Johans
Manville
ROYAL
E. High St
MD Ele Finance Company
Hunter Coal & Ice Co., Inc
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