Ten Students Enter The Order Of The Lighted Lamp
Seven High Point College seniors and three juniors joined the college honor society The Order of the Lighted Lamp during yesterday mornings assembly. Dr. C R Hinshaw presided as Dr P E Lindley led devotionals and President Dennis H Cooke welcomed new members with a pledge of loyalty.
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High Point College
Order of the Lighted Lamp
C. R. Hinshaw
P. E. Lindley
Dennis H. Cooke
Kenneth Goodson
First Methodist Church
HPC
Holbrook Kearns
Dixie Reese
Wampler
Lucille Craver
Charles T. Cox
Winston‘ston-Salem
Joyce Ray Layton
Dorene Weaver Lewis
High Point
Kathleen Wade Payse
Trinity
Howard Elvinprint
Point
David Wills Allman
Robert Wilson Barrett
Conway
Bobby Lee Parrish
Vocational Guidance Meet Held At Local School
Vocational guidance event announced with speakers including Blue Inc. director T McNary of Greensboro. The meeting opens Friday at 9:00 a.m. with registration followed by greetings and announcements. An interview session and buffet are planned for the two day program.
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Co. T. McNary
Blue » Inc
Greensboro
Menang
McNary
Counan
Carolina
Wesley ” Memorial
Probation Issued for Driver in Revocation Case
James L. Ston of Loave Park Route Ohio Archie Myatt faced strict probation after failing to surrender a revoked license and continuing to drive. The order lasts until February 14 and bans drinking, visiting certain venues, driving, or assaulting his wife. He must seek permanent employment and support his family. Previous convictions for reckless driving and related fines noted. Kelvy F. Hill, 48, received thirty day suspended sentences on two counts of public drunkenness.
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James L. Ston
Loave Park
Archie Myatt
Langston
Oeather County Salon Gee Sae
Kelvy F. Hill
City News Briefs Mixed Local Court and Clinic Notes
The Charlie Beauchamp case appears in Municipal Court on an assault charge. unrelated individual with similar name noted. Guilford County Mental Health Clinic to open tomorrow from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m on the second floor of Clov- building. open house announced.
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Charlie Beauchamp
Fernale
Charlie Beaucamp
Phisse
Willowbrook Street
Guilford County Mental Health Clinic
Clov
Mrs Havener Succumbs After Long Illness
Mrs. Havener, long ill, died after a recent move to the community. She was born January 14, 1889 to Will Hampton and Martha Hi Warren, lived in High Point before moving three years ago, and resided with her daughter Mrs. Brad Sechrest on Thomasville Route 2. She married James C. Jenee on March 11, 1910, and leaves two daughters, sons, a sister, and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at the funeral home with services to be held at Oakla Baptist Church at a date to be announced.
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Othe
Oon S Wilkes
Will Hampton
Sam Warren
Martha Hi Warren
High It
Brad F. Sechrest
Thomasville
F Rei
Paul H.ae
Richard A. Havener
High Point
Charles R. Havener
Kansas
John H. Havener
Carswell
A .O
Ft. Worth
Howard Lee Havener
Popeield
Mollie
Booney
Ihe
Reen
Oak la Baptist Church
Brookshire’s Troubles Piling Up
Brookshire, an escaped convict from a Durham County prison camp, was found drunk with a stalled car Tuesday and aided by a deputy sheriff. He is wanted in Greensboro Superior Court for auto theft. the car was reported stolen, and the case may not be tried locally soon as federal disposition could shift the process to the federal court.
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Charlie Dempsey Brokshire
Brookshire
Durham County
Superior Court
Greensboro
O Key
Bite
Federal Bureau of A
Fed
Union Dispute Believed Settled in Clinton Plant Row
Union officials said they believe the dispute at the Clinton plant is satisfactorily settled after AFL and UMW members staged a protest over wages. The walkout blocked a road while construction firm workers faced a pay gap of 20 to 30 cents an hour.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Mississippi meeting notes drift with scattered chatter
An unclear report describes members and guests of a state committee in Mississippi raising champagne despite a dry state policy. Gov. L. White is noted joining in with a glass of water amid the muddled account.
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Newcomen England
Meek le White
Gov. L. White
Passionate Letters Tied to Double Death Near Offenbach
In Offenbach area, Cpl. George W. Daniels of Kentucky and a German girl Dietlinde Seibelt were found dead, body notes suggest sexual liaison with multiple GIs. Investigators weigh murder versus suicide as Daniels had been AWOL six days and the girl reportedly led a perilous roaming life in the postwar zone.
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Frankfurt
Germany
George W. Daniels
Harlan
Fourth Infantry Division
Dietlinde Seibelt
Offenbach
Daniels
Pol i
Bby
Freshhart
Gls
Linda
Mommalee
High Point Chronicle Notes Africa Port Capacity
Fragmentary item mentions Abidjan in Ivory Coast and Africa trade capacity. References United States connection and Middle Ages themes with steel capacity of about 0.5 million tons yearly and war horses. Details unclear due to garbled OCR.
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High Point
N. C
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United States
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