Phillips to Seek Reappointment to Public Housing Board
N Phillips a former city council member and early supporter of the local housing projects was named for another five year term on the Point Housing Authority by Mayor Arnold. The board also includes D A Dy as chairman S D Clappney and Dr C L Gray with two local units Clara Es and Daniel Brooks together housing 450 families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Phillips
Point Housing Authority
Arnold Ie
Ilips
Illips
Claraes
Daniel Brooks
Penetro Nose Drops Ad Invites Visitors
An invitation from Master M F McNeill announces a gathering for meers and visitors on January 3 at 7:00. The notice promotes Penetro Nose Drops and mentions usage directions for nasal relief.
Shelf housing plan for 450 family units postwar era
A shelf application for 450 additional family units is filed under a nation wide public housing program. The plan aligns with postwar housing aims but does not bind the local authority to proceed if conditions are unfavorable.
Local Guard To Parade At Inauguration
High Point state guard unit under Captain Clyde A. Morrison will join the Raleigh inaugural parade for Governor elect R. Gregg Cherry. The 22nd Company of the State Guard will march with 1st Lt. Merlin H. Watson and 2nd Lt. John T. Bruton among officers, departing at 6 a.m. for Raleigh.
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High Point
Clyde A. Morrison
Raleigh
R. Gregg Cherry
Gastonia
North Carolina
Raleigh Memorial Auditorium
22Nd Company
The
State Guard
Merlin H. Watson
John T. Bruton
Morrison
WMC Tightens Enforcement On Local Manpower Violations
War Mobilization official P W Grandjean announced a nationwide push to enforce manpower regulations in the High Point Greensboro Winston Salem area through USES offices OPA WPB and Selective Service cooperation. The drive targets occupational deferments and will refer violators to draft boards with severe penalties for willful noncompliance.
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Aceasee
United States Employment Service
High Point
Greensboro
Winston - Salem
P. W. Grandjean
War Manpower Commission
Grandjean
WMC
OPA
War Production Board
Selective Service
James F. Byrnes
USES
WPB
Byrnes
R. M. DuBruyne
N. C
Raleigh
Anne T. Freeman
Chas. R. Stone
Asheboro
J. A. Gawthrop
Reidsville
Guy L. Churchill
Leaksville - Spray
Ralph E. Miller
Mgr
Noah A. Davis
Claude Frederick
Wm.h. Stevenson
Mrs Ellison 61 Dies at Home After Illness
Mrs Bessie W. Ellison 61 of 718 North Main Street died Tuesday at 2 15 PM after months of declining health. Born March 30, 1883 in Rockingham County Virginia, she married Arthur Ellison in 1915 and lived here since. Survived by husband, three daughters, five grandchildren, three brothers, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from the residence Thursday at 3 PM with interment in Oakwood Cemetery. Body returned home at 5 PM today.
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Bessie W. Ellison
North Main Street
Ellison
Rockingham County
Peter Asbury
Martha Alice Jordon Whitesel
Arthur Ellison
E. R. Meckvaine
Goldsboro
M. C. Henderson, Jr. Childress
Tex
W. T. Mowery
Columbus
Jasper B. Whitesel
Owen T. Whitesel
Washington, D. C
Earl A. Whitesel
High Point
Oakwood Cemetery
Overby Charged With Assault In Kidds Shoe Shop
McKinley Overby, 17, of 709 Grace street, faced Judge D C MacRae charged with assaulting H Robertson with a knife and striking George W Byrd with a fist at Kidds Shoe Shop on North Wrenn street December 30. He received a 12 month road sentence. Companions Charles Brookshire and Bill Harris faced assault charges. Overby previously appeared before Judge H Hoyle Sink in Superior court December 11 for assault on Monroe Welch and was ordered to pay 5 monthly and suspended until July.
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McKinley Overby
Grace Street
D. C. MacRae
H. Robertson
George W. Byrd
Kidd
Overby
H. Hoyle Sink
Monroe Welch
Welch
Negro Bound Over For Assault In Hole in the Wall Case
Samuel Brevard a Negro of 1321 East Washington street was bound over to Superior court today for the shooting of Tim McCoy another Negro. McCoy testified reluctantly and admitted Brevard offered to pay his hospital bills. Mozelle Logan was dismissed as an accessory. Calvin McNair was sentenced to six months on the roads for larceny. Rudolph Baldwin and McNair admitted coal theft from Hunter Coal Company and delivery at Thomas Clegg's home. Several drunkenness cases were tried with sentences or detentions.
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Samuel Brevard
East
Washington Street
Superior Court
Tim McCoy
Brevard
Mozelle Logan
McCoy
MacRae
Calvin McNair
Taylor Street
Rudolph Baldwin
Vail Street
Hunter Coal Company
J. C. Newton
Fred Wilson
Thomas Clegg
College Street
Clegg
Hunter Coa Company
Baldwin
McNair
Lester R. Purdue
West Point
Highway Commission
Healey Hanes
West Wiles Street
Carl Jones
Randolph Street
Donnie Mills
Hamilton Street
Two men plead guilty to simple assault in 1945 case
Harris and Brookshire admit guilt to simple assault and await determination on possible Merchant Marine enlistment after appearing before Judge Sink. Neither has prior records and they have been held pending further court action.
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Sink
Harris
Brookshire
CARD OF THANKS FOR FLOWERS AND SYMPATHY
Mrs. Newton Ward and Family express gratitude to friends for floral offerings and messages of sympathy during the illness and death of their husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Ward
Knights Templar to Confer Red Cross Malta Degrees
High Point Commandery No. 24 announces a special convocation on Wednesday January 3 at 7 50 PM. A. B. Gortze will confer the Order of Red Cross and Malta. Commander C. M. Gueth serves as Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Commandery
Knights Templar
Order of Red Cross
Malta
A. B. Gortze
C. M. Gueth
Eighth District Doctors Set Meeting in High Point
Plans are complete for the Eighth District NC Medical Society meeting at the Sheraton Hotel High Point on Thursday January 11. The program includes Bowman Gray School of Medicine faculty with speakers Dard Bradshaw George Holmes John Williams Jr E L Culbertson and Jeffreys. A 630 PM dinner follows with Dr Paul Whitaker president and Dr Roscoe MacMillan discussing the Broughto Plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Medical Society
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Winston, Salem
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Wallace Saunders
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