Dr Mark Depp Addresses North Carolina Methodist Conference
Dr Mark Depp, pastor of Centennary Methodist Church in Winston-Salem, spoke to 200 delegates at the North Carolina Methodist Student conference opening session in First Methodist Church. He called for inner peace through Christ and highlighted the need for personal transformation for world peace.
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Individue
Centennary Methodist Church
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Methodist
Depp
First Methodist Church
High Point College
LeRoy Loemker
Emory University
Carl H. King Salisbury
Loemker
Jimmy Deas
State College
Rosa Lancaster
East Carolina Teachers College
Jane Sanders
Meredith College
Edna Flynn
Kiwanis Club Lunch Features Readings and Delegates
The Kiwanis club at the Sheraton hosted Mrs. Alice Collins and Mrs. Teresa Baird with James Kid presenting. Baird performed a dramatic reading and sang, Collins accompanied on piano and read, while a humorous piece on an elephant concluded the program. Delegates named for Kiwanis International in Atlantic City June 9 to 13 include W. Tom Powell Walter F. Hester H. Clay Church and Rev. F. L. Conrad. T. C. Kirkman won the attendance prize. Visitors listed include Robin F. Garwood John Rourk Wendell F. Dickinson C. R. Lamb and Rev. Arthur R. Detwilder.
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The
Kiwanis Club
Sheraton Hotel
Alice Collins
Teresa Baird
James Kid
Baird
Collins
Kiwanis International
Atlantic City
N. J
W. Tom Powell
Walter F. Hester
H. Clay Church
F. L. Conrad
T. C. Kirkman
Robin F. Garwood
John Rourk
Wendell F. Dickinson
C. R. Lamb
Arthur R. Detwilder
Administrator Notice To Creditors In Guilford County
Having qualified as Administrator of the Estate of J Ed Holton deceased late of Guilford County North Carolina this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate to exhibit them to the undersigned at Thomasville NC on or before the 19th day of January 1947 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment Dated January 17 1946 J H Holton Administrator of J Ed Holton Estate Roy Proctor Attorney Thomasville NC 1 19 26 2 2 9 16 23
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J. Ed Holton
Guilford County
North Carolina
Thomasville
N. C
J. H. Holton
J. Ed. Holton
Roy Proctor
Obstetricians Elevate Ross To Presidency At Conference
New officers of the South Atlantic obstetricians and gynecologists were installed at an executive session at Sedgefield Inn closing after two days. Dr. Robert A. Ross of Durham became president, succeeding Dr. Oren Moore of Charlotte. Dr. J Randolph Purdue of Miami was named president elect for next year in Florida. Dr. Tiffany J. Williams of Charlottesville was re-elected secretary and treasurer. About 100 delegates from the Carolinas Virginia Georgia and Florida attended. Sixteen new members joined. Speakers included Drs. Thornhill Dickinso n Bradford Lock Campbell Cosgrove Kelly Burwell Turpin and others with Dr. Archibald Campbell of Montreal and Dr. Samuel Cosgrove of Jersey City as guests. Burwell spoke on army childbirth in two years at Miami Beach. Moore welcomed delegates and noted federal emergency maternal and infant care programs.
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South Atlantic Association of Obstetricians
Sedgefield Inn
Robert A. Ross
Durham
Oren Moore
Charlotte
J. Randolph Purdue
Miami
Florida
Tiffany J. Williams
Charlottesville
Carolinas
Virginia
Georgia
P. E. Thornhill
Norfolk
Kenneth Dickinson
Raleigh
W. Z. Bradford
Frank
Moore
Richard Turpin
Augusta
Cosgrove
George Johnson
Wilmington
C. J. Andrews
R. E. Seibels
Columbia
S. C
Clair Fols
Funeral rites for Gustina Fouts in Thomasville
Funeral services for Gustina Fouts 72 will be held at Fairview Methodist church tomorrow at 11 oclock Reverend C O Plyler officiating Interment will follow in the church cemetery The death occurred at her home on Thomasville Route 1 Thursday night
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Enterprise
Gustina Fouts
Thomasville
Fairview Methodist Church
C. O. Plyler
Choristers From St. Dunstans to Sing in Thomasville
An ensemble from St. Dunstans boys choir of High Point Saint Marys Episcopal church will perform at 5 p m vesper services Sunday at Main Street Methodist church Thomasville under G M Nichols direction Ave Maria will be sung by a chorister invitation extended to the public The passage ends with a reader question about GI bill education options from Kansas City
Twelve Year Olds Committed in Juvenile Hearing
In Thomasville a juvenile court committed Harriet Lee Brown 12 and her brother Alvin Wesley Brown 10 to a state training school for children after they allegedly stole about 1250 dollars on January 15. The judge reserved details pending a full explanation in a letter to the deaf-mute parents. The case involved receipts from Everhart’s pillow theft and subsequent lavish spending.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Harriet Lee Brown
Alvin Wesley Brown
Wood Street
E. C. Byerly
E. R. Richardson
Jack Everhart
Everhart
Alvin
Harriet Brown
Thomasville Court Has Busy Session
Thomasville court processed multiple cases including assaults with deadly weapons. Long slashed Hairston. Hairston received six stitches and a suspended sentence with costs. Several theft and alcohol cases were heard with bonds set and notes of appeals.
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Gro
Wen
Church Street
Yeste
Carl C. Wilson
Long
Hairston
Savannah Way Harris
Route 2
Lexington
McClellen
Rose
Pro
John Lee Hairston
Nero
George Burr
Denton
W. O. Bowles
Claude Long
World Today Describes Dutch Cold Refugee Losses
The piece notes Europe’s coal shortage and Amsterdam’s fuel crisis with streetcars stopping at 6 pm and Sundays. It chronicles Nazi deportations from the Jewish Quarter, ruined houses for fuel, and widespread clothing shortages following German occupation.
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Europe
Holland
Amsterdam
Germany
Legion Post To Meet Monday Night
Andrew Jackson American Legion announces a regular meeting Monday night at 7 30 in the HPT&D railway office. Discussion will cover various business matters. Commander Robert Jo believes Norsemen 58 may be involved as early as 1 000.
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Andrew Jackson
The
American Legion
Robert Jo
Steel settlement ends long CIO backed strike
A CIO official predicted quick settlements with major steel firms by mid next week, while strikes would continue until signed agreements. U S Steel planned to restart furnaces. full production in two weeks. The one year pact expires Feb 15 1947 with a wage increase about 9 percent per hour retroactive to Jan 1 1947 for the period Jan 1 to Jan 21. The settlement followed two weeks of secret talks at the Carlton Hotel near the White House.
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CIO
U. S. Steel
U. S
Carlton Hotel
White House
Benjamin F. Fairless
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Truman
Paul A. Porter
OPA
John W. Snyder
Stabilization High Command
Army Reserve Corps commissions and releases during WWII era
Records show 225,868 new commissions in the reserve corps between July 23, 1945 and January 20. From November 1, 1940 to January 31, 1946, 556,000 officers have been released. Enlisted men joined the enlisted reserve corps more slowly, with 113,319 signing up in the last five months of 1945.
Police Report Theft Of Two Automobiles
Police report two cars stolen in separate incidents. A 1939 DeSoto owned by Joe A. Cook of Trinity was taken last night from in front of Wachovia Bank on North Main Street. A 1942 Hudson owned by Williams Furniture Co of Norfolk was stolen early this morning from the side of the Sheraton hotel. State highway patrol was notified.
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DeSoto
Joe A. Cook
Trinity
Wachovia Bank
North Main Street
Hudson
Williams Furniture Company
Norfolk
Sheraton Hotel
State Highway Patrol
Thefgs
Leading Steels Advance On Stock Mart
New York February 16 report shows heavy stock buying across leading steel and industrials lifting 1 to over 2 points to 15 year peaks. U S Steel Bethlehem Youngstown Sheet General Motors Chrysler U S Rubber Sears Roebuck American Telephone Santa Fe New York Central Allied Chemical Aviation Douglas Anaconda and American Smelting were prominent on the rally.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
General Motors
Chrysler
Livestock Prices Mixed As Markets Hold Steady in Chicago
Livestock market reports show salable hogs and cattle totals unavailable. Cattle trade remains brisk with most gains in medium to good grades, beef cows steady to weak, bulls and vealers up to 25 cents higher. Prices cited include steers 15.25 to 17.50, top 18.00, heifers 17.25, fed heifers 13.75 to 16.25, beef cows to 14.50, canners 7.50 to 9.00, sausage bulls to 13.50, beef bulls to 14.25, vealers 15.50, stock cattle 13.00 to 14.50, yearlings to 14.75.
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Chicago
USDA
Three Local People Hurt In Auto Wreck
Information from Bennettsville South Carolina shows Mr John W Welborn Mrs John W Welborn and Miss Lois Welborn suffered injuries in an automobile crash near Society Hill Bennettsville yesterday morning The party blamed burning brush smoke for the accident Mrs Welborn and Miss Welborn expected to leave Bennettsville hospital within a week while Mr Welborn faces an extended stay
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S. C
John W. Welborn
Thurston Street
Lois Welborn
North Main Street
High Point
Welborn
Miss Welborn
Society Hill
Welborns
Florida
Mrs. Welborn
Mr. Welborn
China Demonstration Signals Push to Restore Manchuria
China Shih-hui led a Manchuria headquarters mission failed to restore sovereignty. The demonstration sped up efforts to claim Manchuria while demanding Chinese sovereignty. Sino-Russian negotiations were publicized as observers note a potential nationwide movement against further concessions to Russia beyond the Sino-Soviet treaty. Police monitored the crowd to prevent incidents.
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Shih-hui
Manchuria
Russia
Polish Demands for Immediate Polish Troops Repatriation
Polands note to Britain demands the return of about 107000 Polish troops from Gen Wladyslaw Anders second corps in Italy and roughly 90000 other Polish troops under British command. The British foreign office called the note brusque and said talks on repatriation had seemed close to success. Russia indicated possible links between its note and the Security Council rebuff over British actions in Greece and Indonesia.
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Poland
Wladyslaw Anders
Italy
Russia
Foreign Office
Security Council
Greece
Indonesia
Graham Page Home On Hillcrest Drive Damaged By Fire
A mysterious fire severely damaged Graham Page's Hillcrest Drive home early today. Fire officials say the upstairs bedroom fire likely started between twin beds, with flames destroying the room and furnishings and spreading to the living area. An incendiary origin is not ruled out and an investigation was ordered.
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Graham Page
Hillcrest Drive
Page
E. K. Ingram
Ingram
North Carolina Weather Outlook With Warm Day
Partly cloudy and warmer today and tonight with increasing clouds Sunday and light rain starting over the mountains in the late afternoon. Little temperature change expected.
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North Carolina
Kernersville theft charge over jewelry valued at six hundred
Mrs Eva Lee Richardson a Kernersville former ORD file clerk was jailed on a theft charge after allegedly taking about 600 worth of jewelry from Mrs E P Storey of Kernersville The case will be heard in Kernersville recorder's court on Monday The article notes Japanese people were largely farmers and fishermen before 1860
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Eva Lee Richardson
Kernersville
ORD
Greensboro
E. P. Storey
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Washington
SMOAK
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