Fourteen-Year-Olds Bound Over In Car Theft Vandalism
Four 16 year old boys and a 13 year old faced municipal court after allegedly stealing a car and smashing its windshield and lights for fun. Robert Taylor and Robert Benson, Howard Parker and another boy were identified as suspects. Taylor claimed youth misled, later turned to Juvenile Court. The vehicle belonged to Harry Brooks of 427 Royal Oak Avenue and was found missing after being parked near Wesley Memorial Church.
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Winston-Salem
Su- Court
Don MacRae
Robert Taylor
Robert Benson
Mangum Avenue
Howard
Ennis Street
Parker
North Main
Superior Court
MacRae
C. N. Cox
Cox
Taylor
Harry Brooks
Royal Oak Avenue
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Terry
North Main Street
Long term combat duty in World War II theaters examined
The piece traces which U S Army and Allied divisions served longest in Italy and the Pacific, noting the 34th Infantry and 1st Armored in Italy since Tunis, and lists divisions that fought in Sicily, Normandy, Anzio, and Bougainville. It highlights the breadth of units across theaters and Allied forces.
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Italy
34Th Infantry
1St Armored
Sicily
England
Anzio
France
Normandy
Mth
85Th
United Nations
Eighth Army
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Peleliu
Tarawa
Saipan
Tinian
Guadalcanal
Bougainville
Guam
Kwajalein
Pacific
Aeaceland
Caldonia
New Caledonia
Bougainvile
Attu
Alteutian Islands
Leyte
New Guinea
New Geo Luzon
Burma
Pacific Island
Stilwell
YMCA Membership Drive Report Meeting Tuesday
Tomorrow night at 8 30 the first report meeting for the Carl Chavis YMCA membership campaign will be held at Hairlips Chapel. Majors and workers should prepare reports and gather membership cards for distribution to charter members at campaign end. St Luke Lutheran Church continues with Calvary Call themes and prayer talks led by Rev J Ernest Shufelt at 8 pm.
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YMCA
Carl Chavis Ymca
Hairlips Chapel
ST. Luke Lutheran Church
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Calvary
J. Ernest Shufelt
Calvarys
Usher Board Meeting Set At St. Stephens A M E Zion
The Usher Board of St. Stephens A M E Zion Church will meet Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Alma Brown 1017 Hoover Street. Senior Usher board meeting called by President Avery Taylor.
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St. Stephens A.M.E. Zion Church
Alma Brown
Hoover St
Avery Taylor
United Club Meeting Postponed to February 23
The United Club will meet Friday night February 23 with Mrs. Marian Whitlock at 1026 Rockford Rd announced by President Miss Mary Raper. Members are urged to note the change of meeting date.
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United Club
Marian Whitlock
Rockford Rd
Mary Raper
Calvary Gospel Singers at St Mathews Church
The Calvary Gospel Singers will perform at St Mathews C M E Church on Wednesday night February 21 at 8 pm. The public is invited to attend.
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ST. Mathews Church
Calvary Gospel Singers
St. Mathews C.M.E
Dr Lacy Addresses Peace Of God At Local Church
Dr B R Lacy Jr president of Union Theological Seminary Richmond preached at First Presbyterian in a sermon on The Peace of God based on Philippians 4 1 9. He urged inner personal religion and urged Philippians to think on pure things and follow Paul as example of Christ like living.
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First Presbyterian Church
B. R. Lacy, Jr
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Dan Smith
God
Zingarelli
Merkel
Rheinberger
Lemaigre
Lacy
Christ Jesus
Brethren
Saint Paul
Philippians
Apostle
Paul
Father
Philippi
Jesus
Daily calcium equivalents from common foods
The article states that calcium provided by a pint of milk could be matched by 3.5 pounds of carrots, 12.25 pounds of beef, or 37 pounds of potatoes. It compares dairy calcium to produce and meat quantities to guide dietary choices.
Woman Beater Sentenced Twelve Months in County Jail
Albert Hager, 32, of 423 South Main, was sentenced to 12 months in the county jail and assigned to work on public highways after pleading to three charges including assaulting his wife with a bottle and striking Mrs. Mabel McDowell. His wife asked for probation, but the court offered no option beyond probation, citing no available alternatives.
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Albert Hager
South Main Street
D. C. MacRae
B. S.cDowell
Mabel McDowell
Hager
Huband
Star
H. D. McMillian
Orth Wrenn Street
Gib Russell
Boulevard
Earl White
Rt. 3
Raymond H. Bouldin
W. A. Whitt
Montheu Avenue
Ralph Johnson
Mangum Avenue
Henry Simon, Jr
John Matkins
English Street
Local Council Names Smith and Johnson in Finance Posts
Glenn T. Smith appointed to council role while Edgar O. Johnson assumes financial secretary duties. Details outline their duties and the organizational context within the city government.
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Glenn T. Smith
Council
Edgar O. Johnson
Financial Sec
Absence Of Gas Cited In Application For Coupons
Local rationing board heard a stream of excuses this morning as applicants sought extra gasoline coupons. D F Jones said many stories were common, with legitimate needs honored, while others admitted simply lacking gas or waiting until their books exhausted.
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D. F. Jones
Truck Driver Arrested For Wreck Last Friday
Willie Gibson of 515 Gray son street was arrested on a reckless driving charge for a Friday afternoon wreck on Montlieu avenue near Five Points Sandwich Shop. He left the scene before police arrived. the Green Tire Company truck was badly damaged and witnesses say he had a nose cut. Bond set at 500 dollars.
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Willie Gibson
Grayson Street
Gibson
Green Tire Company
Montlieu Avenue
Five Points Sandwich Shop
Greene Tire Company
Police Execs Oppose Fingerprinting Bill in North Carolina
Chief Walter F. Anderson of the Charlotte police department said the North Carolina Police Executives Association would oppose a bill in the legislature that would restrict fingerprinting of persons arrested by officers. The group will join the North Carolina Sheriffs Association in seeking a hearing on the measure.
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Charlotte
Walter F. Anderson
Cotton Colors Displayed by American and Russian Experts
American and Russian specialists report successful production of cotton in multiple colors including black green blue red and brown. The announcement highlights cross border collaboration and potential diversification of textile inputs.
Right To Issue Ballots In High Point Sought
Raleigh news reports a state wide bill being prepared to allow absentee ballot issuance by county boards of elections in cities with over 35 000 population leading High Point officials to push for statewide scope. The move aims to ease absentee requests for service members and reduce trips to Greensboro.
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Raleigh
High Point
Board of Elections
Greensboro
Rites Held for Miss Tomlinson at Springfield Church
Funeral services for Harriett Rachel Tomlinson 78 of Archdale were held at Springfield Friends Church conducted by Rev. Clifton Pearson with burial in the family plot. Pallbearers were J. W Coltrane Herbert Hodgin Walter Spencer John Richardson Herman White and Gene Jarrett. Flowers carried by the Springfield Friends Ladies Auxiliary. Born July 12 1886 in Bush Hill Archdale she was a longtime figure in local social and cultural life.
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Harriett Rachel Tomlinson
Archdale
Springfield
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bush Hill
Tomlinson
Funeral Rites for James M. Tickle Held at Sardis Church
Funeral services for James Monroe Tickle 62 died Friday at 1693 English Street were conducted at Sardis Baptist Church Sunday at 2 30 by Elder George W Hill of Greensboro Rev Hall of Mayodan Baptist and Rev Chester C Creel tor of the Church of God High Point Interment in the family plot Pallbearers named Charles Tucker James Tucker Archie Tucker Chester Tedder Julius Tedder and David Marshall Choir sang during the service Flowers were carried by friends.
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James M. Tickle
James Monroe Tickle
English Street
Sardis Baptist Church
George W. Hill
Greensboro
Hall
Mayodan Baptist Church
Chester C. Creeltor
Church of God of
High Point
Charles Tucker
James Tucker
Archie Tucker
Chester Tedder
Julius Tedder
David Marshall
Infant Son of H. B. Blakely Dies
Ronnie Jean Blakely infant son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Blakely died at their home 1409 Mendenhall street Sunday morning at 9 30 a few hours after birth. Survivors include the parents paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Blakely of High Point and maternal grandmother Mrs. J. R. Spencer of Marion. Graveside services were held at Lebanon cemetery this afternoon at 5 30 conducted by Rev. O. L. Easter.
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Ronnie Jean Blakely
H. B. Blakely
Mendenhall Street
T. M. Blakely
High Point
J. R. Spencer
Marion
Lebanon Cemetery
O. L. Easter
Lebanon Methodist Church
Quiet Birthright Member Remembered By Many Friends
Church community recalls a quiet unassuming woman known for tallying friendships by the scores, reflecting a lifetime of close ties and steady presence among her peers.
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Church
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