Exchange Club hears Pruette on Japan resilience
Dean B. Pruette former junior high principal spoke to the Exchange Club detailing Japan’s centuries of isolation self reliance and capacity to endure defeat He cited wartime experiences in Japan after Nagasaki and Hiroshima noting thrift discipline and acceptance of occupation rules as paths to recovery and stability
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Exchange Club
Pruette
Japan
Dean B. Pruette
Homer Miller
Nagasaki
Hiroshima
America
High Point
Notice of Retirement and Stock Cancellation at Lilly Company
High Point Guilford County NC on November 18 1948 two hundred seventy seven shares of Lilly Company common stock were retired and the certificate cancelled signed by secretary Bessie C Durland January 11 1949 followed by multiple estate notices with administrators and sale of land requests including High Point Park Street parcel and a February 4 199n foreclosure sale. summons by publication in High Point Municipal Court for Howard J Dobson Annie Cline Dobson with February 1 1949 deadline.
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High Point
Guilford County
North Carolina
Lilly Company
TNO
Bessie C. Durland
Superior Court of
Haynes
Mildred Day Haynes
Wadesboro
N. C
T. Sloane Guy, JR
D.B.N
A. 8. Haynes
Mildred Dav
Thomas M. McDaniel
Edna Staley McDaniel
Thos. W. Sprinkle
Office of the Register of Deeds
West Green
South Main Streets
High Point Township
High Point Development Company
Park Street
Sprinkle & Coffield
Annie Cline Dobson
Dedenfant
M. W. Nash
J. Allen Austin
Atty
Deaths and Funerals Arrive for Local Notables
Funeral services are planned for John E. Hayworth 75 of Springfield at Springfield Friends Meeting House with burial in Springfield cemetery. Rev. P. E. Parker died at 8:30 pm at his son Harold Parker’s Varina home. James Bennett Peel 77 died at his son Gaston Peele’s home in Guilford County with service details listed. Dr James Edward Smoot 81, Concord physician and historian, will have funeral services. he authored Marshal Ney and had a Tarboro son and three daughters.
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John E. Hayworth
Springfield
Myron C. Hayworth
Oakview Road
P. E. Parker
Thomasville
Western North Carolina
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harold Parker
Varina
Mr. Parker
East Main Street
James Bennett Peel
Gaston Peele
Cedar Street
Mr. Peele
Mt. Airy
Frank
Diana Peele
Guilford County
Rosa Ella Dalton
Arthur Peele
Asheboro
Sidney
High Point
Clarence Peele
Kings Mountain
J. A. Goins
Martha Tilley
Airy
Peele
Valera Dalton
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
Farlowe Eral
Jam E. Smoot
Concord
James Edward Smoot
Smoot
Marshal Ney
France
Carolinas
Baltimore, Md
Cleveland County
Cabarrus County
Ney
J. Watson Smoot
Tarboro
Virginia Smoot
Salisbury
P. Lynn Trout
Thomas G. Croom
Recreation Plans Laid By Thomasville
Thomasville city council agreed to hire a full time recreation director and set February 7 to receive applications and recommendations on start date. A committee will study duties and potential expanded roles. Other items include bus reroutes, street marker repairs, and city cemetery fencing plans.
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Thomasville
N. C. English
Joval
Denton
Winston-Salem
Southern Railway Company
Uptown
Ction
Sam Heath
Randolph Street
Heath
Council Street
Guilford Street
Long Street
Lincoln
Huger Streets
Negro City
White City
Western Movie at Union Hall Tomorrow Night
A full length western will be shown at Union Hall 811 South Main Street tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Furniture workers citywide invited as guests of Local 291 CIO. A discussion will follow on plans to appeal to congressional representatives for repeal of the Taft Hartley Act.
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CIO Union
South Main Street
United Furniture Workers of America, Cio
Congressional
Tired Kidneys Spark Sleepless Nights
Doan's Pills offer relief for kidney and bladder discomfort. The ad claims kidneys fail to remove waste, causing backache, swelling, and fatigue. It promotes Doan's Diuretic Pills as a long trusted remedy used by millions for over 60 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Two Men Get Suspended Sentences
In Thom asville two men were found guilty in recorder's court of transporting whiskey. Thomas E Everhart 24 and Hughes E Ward 29 received suspended sentences with fines and probation terms. Ward's 100 fine and costs and three year probation followed by vehicle restoration to his wife. Everhart paid 50 and costs with whiskey destroyed.
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Thomasville
Thomas E. Everhart
Hughes E. Ward
Warner Street
Recorder's Court
Ward
Howard Steed
Juanita
Auto Finance Company
Greensboro
Everhart
West Sunrise Avenue
Johnnie M. Owens
Pemberton
W. Va
Richard G. Harding
Guilford College
Man of Year Winston-Salem 1948 Albert Butler Jr
Albert Butler Jr president of Arista Mills was named Winston-Salem Man of the Year for 1948 by the city Junior Chamber of Commerce. He directed the community chest campaign last year and is 30 years old.
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Winston-Salem
Albert Butler, Jr
Arista Mills
Winston- Salem
Butler
Light Rain to Persist Tonight With Cooler Temps
An early morning forecast from the airport weather station predicts light rain beginning last night and continuing through tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures will peak around 54 degrees with a low near 36 degrees as clouds remain widespread.
First Methodist Midweek Schedule of Meetings
The First Methodist church board of education will meet in January on Wednesday at 5 in the ladies parlor. A 6 30 quarterly supper for workers conference follows with Minister Kenneth Goodson as speaker. Reports are reviewed by divisional superintendents. The 8 30 mid week chapel hour from Burgess Memorial chapel will be broadcast on WMFR with special music led by Carl G N Cronstedt and Mrs Strickland as accompanist.
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Board of Education
First Methodist Church
Kenneth Goodson
Burgess Memorial Chapel
WMFR
Goodson
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
T. E. Strickland
Public Health Expert At University Tonight
Dr. C. E. A. Winslow, renowned public health figure, will deliver a public address at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill tonight. The Yale professor emeritus is expected to speak on global health issues and policy implications.
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Chapel Hill
C. E. A. Winslow
University of North Carolina
Yale
American Journal of Public Health
The
University School of Public Health
Textileather appoints Kinnaman to head High Point office
Norman P. Kinnaman named to lead Textileather sales and service from High Point for Maryland Delaware Virginia North Carolina South Carolina District of Columbia and parts of Tennessee. He replaces A A Oliver and Son and will oversee full Textileather line including pyroxylin and plastic leather cloth. The change cited High Point as United States furniture industry hub.
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Norman P. Kinnaman
High Point
Textileather
G. McGreevy
Mr. Kinnaman
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Tennessee
Philadelphia
United States
McGreevy
Kinnaman
A. A. Oliver and Son
Local Minister Fills Pulpit At Kernersville
Kernersville on January 18 Rev E M Avett of Wesley Memorial church High Point filled in at Main Street Methodist in the pastor N Roy Bell being ill. Others noted include visitors J R Sowell Charlotte and Allen Fulp family guests Caudle Raleigh and Ragland Charlotte trips and State College student Ray Graves Jr at home over the weekend.
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Kernersville
E. M. Avett
Wesley Memorial
Woodrow Caudle
Raleigh
Ray Graves, Jr
State College
Ray Graves
Veterans To Investigate Hotel Plans In Thomasville
Ten local veterans plan a hotel project and will survey feasibility with a national hotel association. Rob ert Laughlin says the group will receive an estimate this week for the survey and that the association will provide building plans and assist in selling stock. A landowner offered a site for the hotel and bus station, with project backing from the VFW post.
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Thomasville
Robert Laughlin
National Association of Hotels
Laughlin
Dunn
Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Post
Wachovia Reports Highly Successful 48 Year at Winston-Salem Meeting
Wachovia Bank and Trust officials described 1948 as a record year with loan growth and increased trust, time payment and insurance activity. Robert M. Hanes forecast a leveling of volume in 1949 and a return to steadier profits after a postwar boom. The High Point office praised progress on a new building and a 50 cent per share dividend was declared.
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W. Y. Preyer
Greensboro
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
Howard Talmadge Lyon
High Point
Winston- Salem
Howard Lyon
Lyon
University of North Carolina
Bowling Green Business University
Wachovia
Wick Chemical Company
High Point Board
J. E. Millis
J. Roscoe Adams
R. T. Amos
N. M. Ayers
J. P. Bolt
J. Sanders Dallas
H. F. Hunsucker
W. C. Idol
L. P. Ingle
C. T. Ingram
O . Kirkman
S. C. Kirkman
J. W. Lindsay
H. A. Millis
W. T. Powell
Owen Reese
Brant R. Snavely
Arthur M. Utley
S C. Kirkman
Bland W. Worley
Harry A. Alexander
Snavely
Robert M. Hanes
Hanes
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Mayne
Taylor & Kitchin, Attys
Howard J. Dobson
March OF Dimes
Angel OF Mercy
Edith Creede
Carolyn Thomas
English
Union Hall
First Methodist
Textileather Office
J. R. Sowell
Charlotte
J. P. Adkins
Edward Gibson
Eddie
FE. N. Allen
Charles Fulp
Moravian Church
Ple of Friends and
Leach
Department of History
Salem College
James Taylor
Winston-Salem Hospital
Dodge
Horace G.ilderton
Commerce & Willowbrook Sts
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