Looking Backward from Page One Lifelines for Imports
Reports from Chungking say Japanese air raids caused over 200 Chinese casualties at Ichang on Saturday. A British fighter reportedly shot down a German plane over the North Sea as British pursuit aircraft and anti aircraft fire repelled two additional German planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shina
Chungking
Ichang
North Sea
YMCA News and Community Notices Mix of Activities
The YMCA reports a weekly whist tournament won by Eric Roach and Edward Moore after a close final with James Boulware and Bobby Headen. Sports plans include basketball and boxing practices. meetings set for Jan 3 and Jan 5 to organize teams and the Bombadiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca News
Eric Roach
Edward Moore
James Boulware
Bobby Headen
Bombadiers
Daughters of Dorcas
The
First Baptist Church
H. M. Kirkpatrick
Underhill
Grayce Yokely
Victor Blackburn
Sadye Saulter
Z. Worten
Greensboro
Edith Potter
Pittsburgh
Sadye Seulter
Greenville
N. C
L. V. Rice
Hattie Ivey
Maude Williams
Susan Hoover
Annice Turner
W. F. Elliott
ST. Stephens
YPC
United Nations Speaker Delights Toastmasters at Banquet
Gerald Kean of the United Nations staff spoke at the Toastmasters Ladies Night banquet at the Sheraton hotel in Lake Success New York. He described the UNs role in world peace and its radio television division translating programs into English. The event featured a table topics segment, a turkey dinner, and a festive Auld Lang Syne finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmasters Club
Toastmasters’ Club
Areh K. Schoch
Thornton Charnock
Gerald Kean
New York
Radio and Television
The
United
United Nations
Gerlad Kean
Lake Success
N. Y
Toastmaster’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
Thornton O. Qharnock
Kean
Mr. Kean
U. N
World Health Organization
Sanitation Department
New York City
Arch K. Schoch
John Tobin
al Levinson
Todd McGahey
Jack Green
Robert Conner
Pryde Waller
Jack Harrrington
Howard Olive
Ralph Slaughter
Mason Blankenship
New Baptist Hour series to feature Land of Beginning Again
Charles Wellborn to host a coast to coast Baptist Hour on Sundays at 3 30 p m with Time for Decision theme For three months the program will follow Dr R G Lee who started the year round national program The broadcasts originate from the Baptist Radio Center Atlanta Ga Stations across the region including WLOS Asheville WRRZ Clinton WAYS Charlotte and others carry the series
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Hour
Charles Wellborn
Wellborn
Southern Baptist Convention
R. G. Lee
Memphis
Tenn
WRRZ
Clinton
WAYS
Charlotte
WDUK
Durham
WFLB
Fayetteville
WGBR
Goldsboro
WCOG
Greensboro
WHKY
Hickory
WMFR
High Point
WFTC
Kinston
WNAC
Raleigh
Weed
Rocky Mount
WRRF
Washington
WMFD
Wilmington
WAIR
Winston-Salem
WSAT
Salisbury
WFRC
Reidsville
WGNC
Gastonia
Stephen Early May Quit Public Life
Deputy Defense Secretary Stephen T. Early hinted he might quit public life next spring. He noted Roosevelt’s former press secretary left Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing last May 2 to join Johnson, and he was asked to take a leave of absence with an understanding of return after a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense
Stephen T. Early
Truman
Johnson
Early
Roosevelt
Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Company
Mental Expert Polgar To Address Executives In Scientific Talk
Dr. Polgar, famed for addressing medical groups and elite clubs in the United States and abroad, will present a scientifically framed program for executives. The session combines education and entertainment with historical context of strange phenomena and a critique of psychics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Polgar
Associated Clubs
National Association of Clubs
Bowl picks forecast by Round and About column
The Round and About column offers bowl predictions: California over Ohio State in the Jose Bowl, Oklahoma over Los Angeles in the Sugar Bowl, Rice over Carolina in the Cotton Bowl, Santa Clara over Kentucky in the Orange Bowl, and Maryland over Missouri in the Gator Bowl. The piece notes past losses by Duke and North Carolina and cites local sports editors Bill Currie and Bill Hackney with a wink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Devils
Tear Heels
Alabama
Duke
Oregon State
Southern California
Durham
Carolina
Georgia
Oklahoma
Bill Currie
Bill Hackney
High Point Enterprise Sports Department
California
Ohio State
L. A
Santa Clara
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
Beer Vote Uncertain Signals of Petition Signers
Allied Church League petitions face signatory disputes as officials claim many names are ineligible or unsigned. Renfrew proposes hostile full page ads listing presumed qualified signers while urging disqualified names to notify the elections board for withdrawal. The federal payroll including the armed services tops $10 billion annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Church League
Renfrew
Armed Services
Students To Be Recognized By Church At Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial church observes Student Recognition Day with 64 college students home for the holidays recognized in church programs. Duke University is represented by several ushers and speakers from Winthrop Woman’s College High Point and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Union
Emmanuel Baptist
T. H. Simpson
ST. Matthews
Emmanuel Harmonizers
St. Matthew's C.mle
James Hayes
Margaret Ann Hayes
Fannie Dunlap
Philadelphia
Lucy Tyson
Hilltop
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Cynthia Rutledge
Richmond
Wesley Memorial Church
Church School
Jane Beam
College Church School
Lawrence Matton, Jr
Don Huber
John Hall
Robert Padgett
Robert Younts
Duke University
Charles Long Casey
High Point College
Owen Reese
Davidson College
Charles Carroll, Jr
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Barbara Lowe
Winthrop
Nell Sheloff
Woman's College
Mildred Crowder
Howard Vaughn
Duke
Ralph Tilden
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Denton Man Kills Self With Gun
Denton, Dec. 31 Ray Garner, 44, shot himself to death at his home near Denton. Survived by wife Viola Doby Garner four sons and a daughter all at home. Funeral set at Tom's Creek Baptist church Monday at 3 PM. Dr Dermot Lohr, county coroner, ruled death a self inflicted incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Ray Gatener
Viola Doby Garner
C. G. Garner
Camp Lejeune
Max
Bobby
Ray
Nancy
Alex Garner
Dawney
Jim Rogers
Tom’s Creek Baptist Church
Dermot Lohr
Davidson County
Catholic Men’s Club Tea At Immaculate Heart Parish
The Catholic Men’s Club of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish hosts a parish tea Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. All members are invited to attend and enjoy tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Men’s Club
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Government Runs Daily 15 Million Dollar Deficit
Federal records show daily spending exceeds receipts by 15 million dollars. Authorities warn the gap widens with current spending trends.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bessie
Shetland Islands
Scotland
Edward H. Crump
American Newspaper Guild
Crump
CIO
Panama
New Orleans
Tulane
Texas A&m
Third Army
Bastogne
George S. Patton
Belgian Bulge
von Rundstedt
101St Airborne Division
Leyte
Philippine
Douglas MacArthur
Ormoc
W. A. Davis Milling Company
Hamilton Street
Carter Colton Cigar Company
R. L
Bob) Beck
U. S
Tobias
Mo” Ovsons
N. Main
Stephen Early
E. Commerce St
Self
High ST
Leonard's
DuPont
North Wrenn Street
Cley