City Debates Fire Protection Outside Limits Policy
City council will decide on a policy for fire protection contracts outside city limits. The Dickson Wood Carving Co. seeks protection for its Thomasville road plant, which lies half inside and half outside the 1200 foot hydrant radius. Extending water mains or restricting protection remains under review.
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Ior
Braden
Dickson Wood Carving Company
Thomasville Road
Fire Department
City Hall
A W Moody 22 Dies Leaving Relatives Here
A W Moody 22 of Yale route three died suddenly at his home Sunday from an unspecified cause. He is survived by his wife the former Miss Irene Ledwell, an infant daughter Annie Mae, his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Moody, three brothers and two sisters. Brothers are Howard M Vale route two Harris and Moody Hickory. sisters Mrs Gladys Johnson Charlotte and Mrs Rosa Kelly Charlotte. four aunts and an uncle in High Point. Funeral services were held at Keepsville Baptist church near Yale with burial in the church cemetery.
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A. W. Moody
Yale
Route Three
Irene Ledwell
Annie Mae
W. F. Moody
Howard M
Vale
Harris and Moody
Hickory
Gladys Johnson
Charlotte
Rosa Kelly
High Point
D. E. Sears
G. C. Mercer
R. Potts
R. P. Myers
Glenn W. Moody
Keepsville Baptist Church
Church
Press postwar plan talks unite industry and church
A High Point meeting sponsored by the National Association of Manufacturers advances monthly conferences pairing business leaders and ministers to tackle postwar problems. Rev Homer Wilson and Dr I G Greer urged moral evolution, individual initiative, and cooperation across groups to rebuild after the war.
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High Point
Sheraton Hotel
National Association of Manufacturers
Wilson
Homer Wilson
Winston-Salem Ministerial Association
I. G. Greer
Mills
Thomasville
Dr. Greer
Harry G. Bell
Adams-Millis Corporation
Wilson C. Weldon
First Methodist
Four Building Permits Issued At City Hall
Four permits for new construction and repairs were issued today by the city building and inspector. J Saunders Dallas receives permission to add a boiler room addition on Enish street at 3000 dollars. B Cavarnos will repair a dwelling at 903 Thissell street for 700 dollars. The Guilford Company will construct a ce on 119 East Lexington for 50 dollars. Marsh Furniture Company will construct a building on Mangum avenue at an undisclosed cost.
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City Building and Inspector
J. Saunders
Move To Build Locker Plant Here Launched
The Chamber of Commerce agricultural committee will meet soon to explore locating a frozen food locker in the city. Secretary Frank Sizemore says 75 percent occupancy by farmers could fast track the project. Plans include canvassing Point area farmers to gauge interest. lockers would store pods vegetables fruits and other foods year round. Noble T. Praigg chairs the committee with P. R. Ragan as vice chair and members including Dr. T. R. Zimmerman H. A. Cecil J. B. Spencer R. R. Blackburn John R. Peacock and others.
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M. T. Lambeth
N. M. Harrison
P. E. Lindley
Agricultural Committee of
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Sizemore
Sizemore
Prin
oppSett
R. Sizemore
Noble T. Pr
James S. Conrad
Allen B. Wellborn
W. E. Mitchell
M. L Roberts
Dale Montgomery
Speer Youth Sentenced and Bound Over in Larceny Case
Judge D C MacRae sentenced George Speer eighteen months on the roads for two larceny counts and bound him over for the March 6 term on an additional larceny count and a forgery charge. Warrant details include stolen trousers eighteen dollars and a watch valued at nineteen dollars. Speer allegedly cashed a forged Strother check after stealing it from a railroad roundhouse payroll.
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D. C. MacRae
George Speer
North Main Street
Superior Court
Bernice Wilkes
A. H. Speer
M. M. Strother
Strother
High Point
Thomasville and
Denton
Joey
Sarah Miller
High Street
C. H. Burns
Nolle
Hospital Staff To Meet Friday At Memorial Hospital
The February staff meeting of the Boulevard unit at High Point Memorial Hospital will be held Friday evening at eight o'clock, according to an announcement today.
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Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
High Pointer On Crippled Fortress That Limped Back
Allied reports Sgt James Borland from Point North Carolina as crew member of a damaged fortress bomber that returned to base from Anzio after heavy flak tore the plane. The ship landed at 140 mph and skidded to safety amid more than 500 flak holes.
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Allied Headquarters
Al_ P
James Borland
Prospect Street
Point
N. C
Ofacr
Anzio
Thieves Take Brushes From Ter Company Break-In
Yesterday morning thieves removed brushes worth an unspecified amount from the Ter company at 1213 Ward Street. They abandoned brushes valued at about $100 near the plant after finding they could not carry all. The items ranged from $1.50 to $8. The break-in occurred through a window and the brushes were part of a new shipment.
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Hter
Ward Street
Individuals Must Work For Durable Peace Says Pfaff
Dr. Eugen E. Pfaff, executive secretary of the Southern Council on International Relations, told a High Point audience that durable peace comes from everyday citizens, not Washington executives. He urged public action now to shape a lasting peace, noting the US paid for unpreparedness in past wars and that leaders abroad will follow America's example. The council aims to educate the public and plans a High Point chapter with forums, school and church programs. RED CROSS: GIVE MORE IN '4
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High Point
Washington, D. C
Eugen E. Pfaff
Wesley Memorial Church
John
Dr. Pfaff
Southern Council On International Relations
United States
Bataan
North Africa
Italy
America
Pfaff
Lenten Services Announced At First Evangelical Church
Ash Wednesday services will be held at 7 30 pm at the First Evangelical and Re formed church with Elder J R Young as chairman. W A Bivins will speak on The Glory of the Cross as the choir offers special music. The pastor Rev Hoy L Fesperman announced weekly Lenten services.
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First
Evangelical and Reformed Church
J. R. Young
W. A. Bivins
Hoy L. Fesperman
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