Horace Haworth a life of service and law in High Point
Horace Starbuck Haworth a lawyer and civic leader in High Point was born in 1892 in Indiana and built a long career in North Carolina. He studied at Park College Whittier College and the University of Michigan, served in World War I, and formed major law firms in High Point while holding numerous civic roles including trustee of Guilford College and High Point College. He and Frances Morris Haworth are active in the Quaker Meeting and community groups, balancing work with hobbies in antique salt cellars and hammered metal crafts.
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Europe
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European Trek Pays Dividend
North Carolina leaders praising the European trade tour reported that a German engineering firm plans a site visit to the state next week. Gov. Hodges said the trip aims to match European firm needs with North Carolina opportunities and hopes for follow-up visits by state industrialists and Conservation and Development officials.
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Durham
North Carolina
Luther Hodges
Europe
Hodges
Department of Conservation and Development
Orton Boren
Home Security
Lost Jewelry Reported at Palm Springs Club
Guests at the Racquet Club report jewelry worth about 65000 dollars missing amid burglaries on Friday night Investigators have no clues William Rose a New York textile executive says his wife’s diamond and pearl necklaces bracelets and pins valued at 40000 dollars were stolen Walter Marks a Beverly Hills real estate man reports his wife’s jewelry including a 20000 dollar diamond and pearl bracelet and other items valued about 5000 dollars
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New York
Walter Marks
Beverly Hills
Helass
Sunday Puzzle Solution Page From The Sunday Puzzle
A reader oriented puzzle page lists a scattered set of crossword style clues and answers. The content centers on a Sunday puzzle solution grid including entries like Demotis, Waldorf, Caesar, Crete, Malacanan, and Juniperlike, with various numbered clues and cross references typical of a newspaper puzzle feature.
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Caesar
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John Paul
Gambling Jones
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Syria
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Apalla
Better School Construction Meet Topic
Raleigh AP reports three regional conferences on building better schools in Asheville Winston Salem and Goldsboro. Officials architects and engineers will share ideas at each event with Dr Shirley Cooper the lead speaker in Asheville and Winston Salem. Dr William D McClurkin will speak in Goldsboro.
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Goldsboro
Winston- Salem
Shirley Cooper
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American Assn
Winston-Salem
William D. McClurkin
George Peabody School For Teachers
Nashville
Tenn
Emphasis On Schools Is Criticized By Ford Foundation Chief
Henry T. Heald, president of the Ford Foundation, argues that too much money goes to teachers pay and school buildings while not enough supports a study of whether American education fits the modern world. The 180 page annual report shows the foundation spent 119 million dollars in the 1959 fiscal year, with 113.97 million of that for educational projects.
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Henry T. Heald
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United States
Hodges Faces Full Round Of Meetings
Governor Hodges will be busy with a week of speeches and meetings in Raleigh. Monday opens with UNC Board of Trustees executive committee, Tuesday brings a Junior League regional meeting, Wednesday greets the North Carolina Association of Soil Conservation Districts, Thursday hosts a news conference and Eastern North Carolina Traffic Club dinner, and Friday includes the swearing in of Jack Hooks as a special superior court judge.
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University of North Carolina
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North Carolina
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Superior
Licenses Revoked By State Board For Abortion
SOUTHERN PINES N C AP two doctors were stripped of licenses by the State Board of Medical Examiners. Dr A E Perry of Monroe a Negro and Dr S A Pope of Beulaville a white man were found guilty of illegal abortion. Perry recalled from Caledonia Prison Farm to appear before the board and take steps toward reinstatement. Pope has a suspended sentence after pleading guilty last September. Both doctors sought mercy but offered no testimony at the hearing.
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Monroe
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Caledonia
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Mae
State Supreme Court
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Senior High Yearbook Notes and Exam Reminders
The Pemican staff races to meet the Feb 1 deadline for the annual yearbook while seniors face six weeks of exams and essays after returning from holidays. NHS holds an 8:15 meeting, an assembly with a guest speaker introduces YMCA Week Jan 17 to 23, and semester exams run January 20 to 23.
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Duel To Death Ends With Two Die In Bowery Basement
In a Bowery mission basement ten feet apart two men faced off a crazed Negro with a butcher knife and Sgt Edward Johnson. Johnson withstood orders to drop the weapon then wrestled for the knife. A knife strike perforated his chest. Johnson fired six times and both combatants died within minutes. The scene occurred Friday night just before midnight.
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Bowery Mission
Legro
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Classified Ads Stand By for Cash Quote and Rates
Classified insertions require definite number of insertions and cash in advance. Several listings show rental housing with prices and addresses such as 118%Wy Commerce St and 214 Weavil Dr, plus agencies JOULES, HORTON REALTY CO, HENRY SHAVITZ REALTY CO, and IDOL GREEN O REALTORS. Includes furnished rooms, apartments, and houses with rent figures from $7.50 to $70 per month and various locations in city.
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N. Main
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Conrad, Inc
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Horton Realty CO
Washington St
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Parkway
Forrest Ave
Henry Shavitz Realty CO
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J. W. Hubbard
Tho. James
Darkland Ave
Carl Frank Cochran
Briggs Ave
Putnam Ave
Jorsion St
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Elma Broad Phong Kong
Murder in the Stable A Polo Millionaire Slain
Detective notes indicate Teddy Jasper was murdered when the polo star was reportedly struck by a horse. Eyewitness widow Mrs. Jasper claims she saw the incident through a stable door as Beauty Bob lashed out. The trainer suggests prior temper fits, while the rider’s chain of events hints at foul play.
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