Rudy Fonville Named Leader of Carolinas Ad Association
Rudy M. Fonville of the Times-News is elected head of the Newspapers Executives Association of the Carolinas at a two day Burlington convention. Other officers include Clifton Greene and Edward Horne as vice presidents, Carl W. Pollack as secretary, and George Hooks as treasurer. The outgoing president joined the board, which also adds Paul Liles R. H. Carson O. A. Dial and others. The gathering featured talks by Phillip Salisbury and numerous advertising leaders, with awards given for best newspaper ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advertising Association
Advertising Executives Association of the
Carolinas
Burlington
Burlington Times-News
The
Enterprise
T Row
Rudy M. Fonville
Lington
Clifton Greene
Florence
S. C
Elwood
Times-News
Newspapers Executives Association of the
D. C
News
Edward Horne
Durham Sun-Herald
Carl W. Pollack
Charleston
News and Courier
George Hooks
Raleigh Times
J. L. Allegood
Wilmington Star- News
Paul W. Liles
Wilson-Times
R. H. Carson
Raleigh News and Observer
O. A. Dial
Columbia
Tiwanger
Record
P. G. Lougneiaas
Salisbury Post
George Mons
Greensboro News-Record
Rose
Tennessee
Phillip Salisbury
New York City
United States
Gene Flack
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc
E. M. Pope
Raleigh
Carolina Power
Bill targets roaming cats to protect birds in California
Sacramento Feb 19. A bill by Lester T. Davis would fine cat owners whose pets run at large from April through September, aiming to protect birds while balancing the needs of cats. The measure reflects concern over birds versus felines as spring approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Puss
California
Lester T. Davis
D.-Portola
Capitol
Davis
Back To School For 15-Year-Old GI In S Korea
Fifteen year old U S Second Division mortar crew member Pfe Kendrick Lee Cavil complains about leaving his friends as he is sent home to Des Moines after Army learned his true age. He joined the Ninth Infantry Regiment last December amid a fierce battle and says he would rather stay with his unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Ir— Pfe
Kendrick Lee Cavil
U. S
Des Moines
Cavil
Bac
Convention hosted by Burlington papers draws advertising reps
The Burlington Times-News and The Enterprise co hosted a convention with two New York advertising representatives, Bill Schak and Conrad Raynor, drawing attendees from industry networks.
Evening TV Schedule for Monday February 19
A dense listing of TV programs across networks with times from 6:00 to 11:00 PM. The schedule includes news, sports, music shows, dramas, games, and variety programs featuring named hosts and series such as News for 15 Minutes, Jack Smith Show, Crosby, Hartley, and Manhattan Maharajah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbece
Abe
Mbs-East Kiddies
Abe-Mbe
Cbas
Ady
Awe Breceremabe
Crosby
Ebe
Ranger Francake
One Man's Family
Nbe
Cbs Evening
Mbe van Rae
Wood Playhouse
Cbe
Nner Bandum
Abe Nife Hartley
Ee Bes
Abe Abe
Aise Tv
Tale Ake Ters
Voorhees
Abe Radio Ter
Martha Loube
Exper
Manhattan
Maharajah
Paul Lavalle
Abe Gonner
Desmond
Abo
Cbs
Mment
Nit Papas
Garesovalle
All Nets
Double Pass to Saes Oat in Ambitious Bridge Play
In a bridge hand West overcalled and eventually doubled, risking a large loss. South misled by long hearts. West navigated strong trumps, ruffing runs and club plays to win 800 points. The passage critiques the double and notes the opponents could have made only a part score if left to themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saes
Tony
South
West
East
Queen of Hearts
Treasury of Immortal Performances tops RCA Vic catalog
Runyon pocket books total sales 2,910,000 since June 1942 as cited by Max Lincoln Schuster. Notes include RCA Vic’s release and Caruso Ponselle McCormick among greats. Mentions about Amory Palm Beach sea expose and Revise Not for Children, plus Navy service limits and Hoyt Van denberg article confirmations. Mrs Oscar Levant flown back coast after doctors saved her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rca-Vic
Caruso
Ponselle
McCormick
S&s
Runyon
Max Lincoln Schuster
Cleveland Amory
Palm Beach
Elmer Rice
Navy
Chief of Naval Operations
Toohey Spaatz
Newsweek
Forrestal Dairies
Hoyt Vandenberg
Assian
Oscar Levant
June Gale
Young Divorcee Hangs For Murder In Australia
Melbourne reports a 19 February execution in Victoria where a young divorcee, sedated, was hanged for torturing and murdering 73-year-old bookmaker William Kent. Her accomplices Robert Clayton and Norman Andrews, also Sydney residents, were executed two hours later after their victim was tortured for a hidden sum. Kent was killed in his boarding house room on 7 November 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Victoria
Jean Lee
Robert David Clayton
Norman Andrews
Lee
Clayton
Andrews
Sydney
William Kent
Professor William W. Collins to Sing on WHPE Program
William W. Collins, director of High Point college choirs, will be soloist on High Point College Hour Tuesday 2:30 to 2:45 PM over WHPE AM and FM. He will perform vocal selections from old masters to modern composers. Collins, Des Moines native, MLA in music, former University of North Carolina School of Music assistant, minister of music at First Methodist Church High Point, and college professor, has Broadway appearances with Fred Waring and Fred Allen troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Collins
High Point College
WHPE
Collins
Des Moines
The
School of Music
University of North Carolina
First Methodist Church of
High Point
Fred Waring
Fred Allen
New York
Notice of Sale in Guilford County Lands
In Guilford County North Carolina the court will sell at public auction on March 2 1951 at 10 00 A M at the East door of the Courthouse High Point the JAMES B LOVELACS Commissioner lands known as the R Sheen and H A Pierce Lands located in High Point bounded by Ward Street and adjacent iron stakes all for cash subject to court confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Proctor
Superior Court
Guilford County
North Carolina
Edith Jones
Houston Jones
Wilma P
7. R. Sheen
H. A. Pierce
High Point
Ward Street
James B. Lovelacs
A Fine Finesse Poem Reflects War Time Strains
A poem by Professor A S Withers of High Point College lampoons wartime commerce and social strain. It contrasts merchants’ sharp prices with a longing for friendship and fair dealing amid war conditions. The piece notes a schedule shift for the column to appear on Tuesdays instead of Wednesdays.
Notice of Summons by Publication for Guilford County
Public notice in Guilford County Superior Court Greensboro NC names plaintiff against Mary A Alford Estate in a tax foreclosure action. Defendants must appear in 20 days after February 26 1951 to answer or demur. Filed January 26 1951 by Asst Clerk C L Lambeth and Assistant County Attorney James B Lovelace. 11/29 2/5 12-10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Quilford County
Superior Court
High Point
Guilford County
Mary A. Alford
Alford
Guiliford County
Greensboro
Lambeth Asst
James B. Lovelace
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Carl W.arleston
Ace
Wilson
O. A. Robinson
Charlotte
R. D. Haltiwanger
P. G. Loughridge
Salisbury
George Lemons
Wilmington
Richard Minor
Rudy Fonville
Ad Association
Whpe-Fm
Washington News
World News
United Nations
Washinen
S Tontenes
Raymond Gram
Rodden-Summers
S. Korea
Wfmy-Tv
Eukle
Fran
Ollie
Playhouse
Piedmont
Videoquiz
Perry Como
Video Theater
Showtime USA
Horace Heidt
Studio One
Lear
Winchell
FBI
Courtney Townsend Taylor
Mobile
Ala
Jack Nelson
Taylor
A. S. Withers
Eer
N. Wrenn ST
Packard
Fackard
Guilford Motor Corp
Wrenn ST
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