Plans Made For Visit Of Bloodmobile Here Next Week
High Point hosts a Red Cross gamma globulin drive with a larger January blood quota. Taylor M. Simpson and Kathleen Harris lead the local committee in planning the Bloodmobile visit to the Armory on January 20–21. Aimed at boosting donor turnout, the drive will supply blood for gamma globulin production and local hospitals, with women urged to donate.
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Bloodmobile
American Red Cross
Charlotte
High Point
Taylor M. Simpson
Kathleen Harris
Blood Coordination Committee
Red Cross
North
South Carolina
Taylor
Korea
Richard Hayworth
Charles Lee Amos, Jr
J. J. Ellington
City Juvenile Court Department
Malcolm Little
City of
Greensio
George Davis
Jake Harris
Wiley Coltrane
Ed Hall
Ralph Gurley
Bill Petree
Bill Gorman
L. B. Haizlip
Frank Davis
Bob Tunstall
Public Service
Elmer James
Kathleen van Loan
Hamlet
Uota
Robbery Wave Strikes South Main Area Cafes
City detectives investigate a weekend break-in series on South Main and South Wrenn streets. Thieves forced entry into multiple cafes and grills, pried doors or windows, and stole small-change from machines while leaving merchandise intact. Locations include Meal-a-Minit Cafe 314 South Main with about 40 dollars taken, South Main Cafe 1037 South Main with pennies and cigars, Dip and Eat Cafe on South Main with six dollars in change, and a South Wrenn Street Grill 322 South Wrenn Street with entry by wrecking bar.
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South Main Street
W. C. Johnson
South Wrenn Street
South Main
Trinity Grange Sets Officer Installation For 1953
Trinity Raymon d Farlow will be installed for his second term as Master at the Trinity Grange meeting tonight at 7 30. Installation ceremonies will include the full slate of officers and other important business. Refreshments will be served by the social committee.
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Trinity
Raymond Farlow
Trinity Grange
Grange Hall
Local Radio Scheduling Notices
Station listings note programs follow Eastern Time with adjustments for Central and Mountain zones. Some stations shift relay times to fit local schedules but last minute changes are not included.
Evening Radio and TV Schedule Highlights
The page lists an extensive list of radio and television programs across CBS and other networks for Monday evening and Tuesday morning, including news, dramas, talk shows, music programs, and children's features with times and hosts such as Gordon MacHae, Beulah, Perry Como, Bob Edge, Lux Theatre, Dragnet, and I Love Lucy, followed by WBTV Charlotte listings for daytime and late evening.
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Cbs Network
Stient
Abo-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abo-Mbs-West
Abe
Cbs
Nabe Beulah
Cbs News & Commentary
Cbs Daily
Cbs Evening
Mbe
Gordon MacHae
Henry Taylor
Abe the Falcon
Bob Edge
Barlow
Rex Yo
Cbe
All Nets
Kate Smith
Hopalong Cassidy
Bob Williams
Perry Como
Voice of Firestone
Joan
WBTV
Charlotte
Kurt
Repiton Lodge Odd Fellows to Install New Officers
Repiton Lodge I O O F will hold a supper meeting at Odd Fellows Hall West Commerce Street Tuesday evening at 6 30. After supper District Deputy Dewey Fought of Greensboro will supervise the installation of officers for the coming year. Officers elected include Paul Craven noble grand J W Reavis vice grand R D Mooney recording secretary C F Hayes financial secretary J L McMahon treasurer Craven will name further officers and committees and full attendance is requested.
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Repiton Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
West Commerce Street
Dewey Fought
Greensboro
Paul Craven
Noble
J. W. Reavis
R. D. Mooney
C. F. Hayes
J. L. McMahan
Bridge Play To Attract Big Crowd At Pinehurst Event
More than 250 bridge players from the Carolinas and nearby states are expected for the Mid-Southern Bridge Tournament at Pinehurst starting January 16. The event, under the Edmont Bridge Association, awards master points and silver trophies, with officials including Mrs. Anna Baker Fenner as director and Woodson as official scorer.
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Pinehurst
Carolinas
Edmont Bridge Association
Anna Baker Fenner
Tarboro
Fenner
Ralph van Landingham, Jr
Charlotte
Chester Ward
Spartanburg
S. C
William H. Holderness
Greensboro
Sam Nash, Jr
Wilmington
R B. Terry
High Point
Cartera
Cheraw
Ais Elliot
Duke University
Woodson
Reid Rutzler
Phin Horton
A. J. Lynch
J. S. Zapf
Joseph Jackson
Frank Sydnor
Mt. Airy
Michael Hudson
Anniston
Ala
R. R. Thurman
Otis Ladd
Sermon at Lexington Avenue Baptist on Abraham’s faith
Rev. Woodrow W. Robbins preaches on Genesis 22:18 detailing Abraham’s obedience and blessings. The sermon urges God-first living, full surrender, worship as heart attitude, and active fellowship through visits to members and the distressed to seek and save the lost.
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Lexington Avenue Baptist
Woodrow W. Robbins
God
Abraham
Jesus
Jehovah
Isaac
Canaan
Christ
Jesus Christ
Rifle Stolen From Car In Front Of Elite Bakery
Police report Roland Gray of Route 1 High Point said a .22 calibre automatic rifle was taken from his locked car parked outside the Elite Bakery on East Washington Street. The weapon valued at $28.
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Roland Gray
Route 1
High Point
East Washington Street
Court Changes Charge and Issues Capias in Local Case
A capias was issued in Municipal Court for Charles Austin 28 of 210 English Street after his charge was changed from tampering with an automobile to attempted larceny. He was ordered held without bond. Columbus Worthy 24 of 616 Fairview Street pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and larceny, and was sent to grand jury with a $1,000 bond. Ben McGraw 22 of 800 Leonard Street received 90 days for assault with a deadly weapon on James Bethea. Other cases included suspensions, drunken driving, and fines. details note staff witnesses and specific addresses and charges.
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Myatt
Charles Austin
English Street
Austin
L. W. Blackwelder
Route 1
Columbus Worthy
Fairview Street
Worthy
C. H. Leak
Tol
Greensboro
Ben McGraw
Leonard Street
James Bethea
McGraw
Bethea
Zenas A. Wilbanks
Clara Cox
Rufus Lee
Woodbury Street
J. L. Thomas
Ecker
Roy F. Carrol
Route 5
Frank Vail
Jamestown
H. S. Price, Jr
Princeton Avenue
James D. Farmer
Thom
Rewards Offered for Arrest of Vandals in Thomasville
Deputies post a $100 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the persons who shot at the private automobile of Deputy Arnold Craven on Saturday morning. Craven said he has a $50 reward and Deputy Pert on of Denton adds another $50. Craven’s car was damaged in Route 2 yard with paint peeled and two windows shattered by shotgun blasts around 4 to 5 am. About 20 empty shells were found. neighbors reported drunk men shooting nearby earlier. Craven did not realize the damage until Saturday night. He believes it was not aimed at him personally and that the shooters were cruising drunk.
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Thomasville
Sheriff's
Arnold Craven
Craven
Peterton
Denton
Route 2
Nee
Hospital reports Nick Lawrence in critical condition
Nick Lawrence director of Radio Station PE is in critical condition at High Point Memorial Hospital after last week’s admission. He has been ill since May last year, previously treated at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem and locally, and recently readmitted as his health worsened. He also co chaired the TB Christmas Seal campaign and had made several appearances at the station.
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Nick Lawrence
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Winston-Salem’s
Baptist Hospital
Cochairman
Mrs. Essie M. Davis Succumbs Near Denton
Mrs. Essie Myers Davis, 69, died at her home near Denton after a three week illness. She is survived by husband Will Davis two sons Olan of Denton and Duke of Asheboro a daughter Mrs. J. C. Stoon Jr Route 6 Lexington four grandchildren three sisters and one brother. Funeral services will be at 3 p m Tuesday at Summerville Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Denton
Essie Myers Davis
Davidson County
Will Davis
Olan Davis
Duke Davis
Asheboro
J. C. Stoon
Lexington
C. L. Daniel
B. R. Kinney
N. E. Lo
Drying Clothes Burn In North Wrenn Home
Firefighters were called at 6 47 p m yesterday to 426 North Wrenn Street to extinguish a blaze caused by rags around an oil circulator in the living room. The fire did not spread. rags hung on the outer shell and fell between shells. Occupant listed as Freeman Jr.
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Wrenn Street
Freeman, Jr
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Tennessee Ernie
Joe Emerson
Cal Tinney
Jack Owens
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Whpe-Fm
Morgan Manner
John T. Flynn
Dick Haymes
Glen Thompson
View
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Centennial Ave
South Main Area
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Bliss Repertory Theatre
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Repiton
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Marilyn McKroe
Titi Tenon
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Susan Hayward
Ava Gardner
Ernest Hemingway
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