Woman Emma Johnson 87 Dies at High Point Memorial
Miss Emma Luther Johnson, 87, died at High Point Memorial Hospital Monday evening after three days as a patient. Born May 15, 1864 in Onslow County, she was daughter of Rev. Dugan Clark Johnson and Mary Thompson Johnson. Funeral at Sechrest Chapel Wednesday 3 PM with burial in Trinity Cemetery. Survivors include a sister in Jamestown and three Johnson nieces.
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Emma Luther Johnson
High Point Memorial Hospitan
Miss Johnson
Onslow County
Dugan Clark Johnson
Mary Thompson Johnson
Mescopa Church
South
Trinity
High Point
Rosa
D. Clark Johnson
Montlieu
Aouaes
R. Bworth
Jamestown
Elouise
Elizabeth Johnson
Zimmerman Re-Elected Church Chairman At January Meeting
Dr L R Zimmerman was re elected vice chairman of Emmanuel Lutheran Church at the January meeting last night. Officers re elected include Secretary W W Gluyas Treasurer Dr Marcus L Aderholdt Jr Assistant Treasurer Jacob N Wagner Building Fund Treasurer F Curtis Morehead. Robert L Conrad for the building committee presented a report proposing changes to the new educational building and committee chairmen for the year were named.
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L. R. Zimmerman
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
W. W. Gluyas
Marcus L. Aderholdt, Jr
Jacob N. Wagner
F. Curtis Morehead
Robert L. Conrad
Robert L
Baxter P. Freeze
Hillcrest at Farriss Avenue Fire Causes Vehicle Braking Unit
At Hillcrest and Farriss Avenue a vehicle fire prompted an emergency response at 5 58 p m Monday. Firefighters reported brake system trouble leading to the blaze and controlled extinguishment without reported injuries.
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Hillcrest
Farriss Avenue
Repairs on house of a onan Court completed
J. W. Lamet awarded $1,000 to build a two room addition at 1020 South Main Street. Work contracted by T. R. Steed for repairs on a residence in Onan Court. Minor project details are recorded in the local notices.
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T. R. Steed
J. W. Lamet
Main Street
Radio Program Time Standards and Local Adjustments
The notice explains Eastern Standard Time as baseline for broadcasts with Central subtract one hour and Mountain subtract two hours. It notes stations may alter relay times to fit local schedules and that last minute changes are not included.
Evening TV Guide Notes Sparse Broadcast Schedule
A dense listing of late January television events and programs across WFMY TV and WBTV channels. From news reports and talk shows to dramas, comedies, and serials, the guide outlines 6 PM to 12:45 AM programming with names like Eddie Cantor, Arthur Godfrey, Kate Smith, Steve Allen, and Garry Moore.
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Nbe
Ebds Reistere
Abe-Mbe
East Iddies
Cbe
Nbe News & Mente
Lee
Abe
Evening Newsreel
One
Black Museum
Mbs
Northoebera
Kildare
Mbs Bee
Hope
Ceili Abe
Fibber
Molly
Newa
Eddie Cantor
Abe Kee
Mystery
Arthur Godfrey
Kate Smith
Steve Allen
Garry Moore
Special election proposed for $975000 school bond
The City School Board of Trustees will ask the County Board of Education to call a special election on a 975000 bond to fund a five year school building program.
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Asheboro
City School Board of Trustees
County Board of Education
Centennial Sponsorship Committee Recommends Plans
Thomasville Cham ber of Commerce directors heard a Centennial plan report last night at Snow White Luncheonette. The committee proposed forming a central committee with one member from each local group to select by February 10 and hold the celebrations September 19 21 with parades and program events.
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Thomasville
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Bar and Medical
Pater Poe
Timber Selling Plan for Thomasville Farmers Discussed
English president of the Chamber of Commerce announced a three member committee to study timber sales by local farmers to a Canton paper and fiber firm for use by Champion Paper and Fiber. The panel, Howard Palmer Homer Beck and Kenneth Hoyle, was formed at a Chamber board meeting. The board also considered but rejected relief for Vera Phillips from Beautification duties due to steel shortages and tight regulations.
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Thomasville
N. C
Chamber
Vera Phillips
Reckless Driving Charge Against Furniture Man
A 4 year-old Virginia furniture dealer was arrested on a reckless driving charge after a three car crash at Centennial and Montlieu injured a hotel operator. William K. Simons, 38, Elwood Hotel manager, was treated at Memorial Hospital for head injuries. Wheeler faced no liquor charges.
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Virginia
Centennial
Montlieu
L. Wheeler
Narrows
Gee
Ring
William K. Simons
Elwood
Memorial Hostal
L. G. Myers
Wheeler
Studerbaker
Simons
Simon
Packard
Everett Lane
E .T
Itennial
Lane
High Pointer Harry Finch Elected Foundation President
Thomasville report notes the Community Foundation annual meeting at First National Bank electing Harry Brown Finch as president and naming W W Rapp treasurer while J R Perry serves as secretary this year. Five new trustees chosen W W Rapp Homer Beck R W Thompson R C Rapp Amos Regan.
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High Pointer
Harry Finch
Thomasville
Community Foundation
First National Bank
Harry Brown Finch
W. W. Rapp
Homer Beck
R. W. Thompson
R. C. Rapp
Amos Regan
Doak Finch
D. A. Long, Jr
N. C. English
R. L. Pope
H. L. Lambeth
D. A. Long
Guilford Panel Called to Try Davidson Case
A Guilford county jury panel arrived in Lexington to try Roman for the murder of Mrs. Hinshaw and robbery at her home. The panel includes 2% Black jurors as requested by Attorney Price. Roman is held in an undisclosed jail and has denied the charges.
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Lexington
Guilford
Senos Ren Oni
Thedon Chenty
Terday
Nate
Price
Marion
Roman
Sheeping
High Pointers Attend Meeting In Charlotte
Salesmen of the North Carolina District of Johnson Motor Lines met at Ming Tree Restaurant in Charlotte for their monthly gathering. North Carolina Sales Manager J. E. Navey urged that 1952 will be strong for sales staff who sell against resistance and maintain basic sales disciplines. Attendees included O. R. Harrell and B. B. Still from High Point.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Johnson Motor Lines, Inc
J. E. Navey
Ming Tree
Navey
Charlotte's
High Point
O. R. Harrell
B. B. Still
Tar Heel Livestock Leaders Meet State Fair Officials
A 1952 State Fair planning session was held with Tar Heel livestock leaders and fair officials. Dr J S Dorton, fair director, said discussions would consider opening livestock exhibits to the world, expanding beyond prior North Carolina limits.
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Raleigh
Tar Heel
J. S. Dorton
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