Regional Red Cross Conference Here Tomorrow
Regional Conference of the Red Cross will be held here tomorrow at the Sheraton Heights with plans to raise funds for continuance of armed forces aid blood donor and disaster safety work. Taylor M. Simpson chairs the Point Chapter and will join 25 Red Cross leaders from Atlanta to discuss campaign goals and volunteer recruitment.
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American Red Cross
Aylor M. Simpson
Ac Point
Red Cross
Humanitarre Canaiaiies
Pers
Ign Organization
Red
Inc
Ense
Exchange Club Votes Money For Cripples
The High Point Exchange Club held its first meeting of the year at the Rainbower Club with President Roger Morris presiding. It approved a $50 donation to the March of Dimes and the purchase of eight new wheelchairs for about $600 for needy crippled children. The next district board meeting will be in Durham May 24-25 and the state convention in Asheville August 15-17.
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High Point Exchange Club
Rainbower Club
Roger Morris
Jaycees
Durham
Asheville
Baltimore Negro Forfeits Bond In Thomasville
A Baltimore man named Charlie Bell Miller failed to appear in Recorder's Court in Thomasville to face abandonment and non support charges. He forfeited a $500 bond and faced an 18 month suspended sentence on the same charges. Judge W H Steed presided.
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Thomasville
Baltimore
Recorder’s Court
W. H. Steed
Charlie Bell Miller
Auditions Set For Jaycee Jollies of 1952
Auditions for the Jaycee Jollies of 1952 will be held tomorrow night at WHPE studios starting 7:00 p m. Nick Lawrence general chair man and director says all singers dancers and actors may attend this sole audition. About 100 cast members are expected including a mixed chorus directed by William Collins from High Point College.
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Jaycee Jollies
WHPE
Nick Lawrence
Jollies
Lawrence
William Collins
High Point College
Founders history lecture and Greek letter society meeting
The article notes a lecture by Mrs. Daly of Winston on emancipating women through modern society and the Devane Oracle of Ancient Greece theme. Music for the program was by Miss M. P. Browne with Greek letter societies recognized. Also mentions Penn beats Lexington 29 40 and various local club and church events.
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E. Pilson
Daly
Winston Teacherse
Greece
M. P. Browne
Penn
Lexington
William Penn
Beaington
Lexington Quint
First Baptist Church
Henry Holly
East Street
WSCS
St. Mark Church
Crissman Presented To Supreme Court
Walter Crissman, local attorney, was presented to the Supreme Court of the United States and recognized there. Kearney W. Crissman, his associate, also appeared. Horace Worth of High Point supported Crissman, while K K Springs of A. 5 presented the motion. Crissman noted a lawyer must practice at least three years prior to admission. His mother, Mrs. Co. and resident of Woodrow Avenue, attended in Washington.
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Walter Crissman
Supreme Court of the of States
Kearney W. Crissman
Delphin
Point
Horaceworth
High Point
K. K Springs
A. 5
Crissman
Mrs. Co
Woodrow Avenue
Washington
Tax Refund Confusion Over List of Recipients
A federal income tax refunds list in Gressabero includes 40 names causing confusion for Mrs Martha Minnis Myers whose 504 Richardson Street address appears on the list. Her daughter says the family never left home and that Minnis is not her mother's name. other names appear with unclear addresses and initials in the record.
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Federal Income Tax Office
Gressabero
Aonel
Martha Minnis Myers
Richardson Street
Daughter
Minnis
D. Lanier
Bobby Lomar
Bennis C. Mc Woodrowck
W. Willis
C. A. Moore
E. High
J. M. Moore
L. W. Elm
Marvin Beverly Snipes
JR. Sparks
Willowbrook
Maxie Gardner Turnage
F. E. McMillian
Thomasville
Ae Ee Ee
Murder charges filed in Fayetteville case involving Dudley
Willie B. Dudley a 29 year old federal prison parolee was held today on murder charges in a fatal meeting with Pearl McMillan Dudley his 19 year old wife.
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Fayetteville
Willie B. Dudley
Aew
Pearl McMillan Dudley
Greensboro Man Elected To Head Furniture Men
Joseph F. Newman of Greensboro was elected president of the Carolinas Virginia Wholesale Furniture Salesmen Association at the annual meeting held in the Sheraton Hotel. About 100 members attended during the Southern Furniture and Rug Market final week with Billy Morris named vice president along with Paul Ruth B McDowell Tom Morris and Ed Vosburgh in key posts. Chester Holt attended and presented a scroll to outgoing president R. Lynn Trout. Attendance reached 5669 across buyers and exhibitors with Belk’s among large chains present. market ends next Saturday at noon.
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Joseph F. Newman
Greensboro
Sheraton Hotel
Southern Furniture and Rug Market
Billy Morris
W. Howell Street
Paul Ruth
Rig Va
B. C. McDowell
Columbia
S. C
Tom Morris
Galax
Ed Vosburgh
Charlotte
Chester Holt
Chattanooga
Goodson Defends Church In Talk to Presbyterians
Rev. Kenneth Goodson, pastor of First Methodist Church, defended the church to the Monthly Men’s Club of the First Presbyterian Church. He said critics claim the church is outlived its usefulness but argued hypocrisy exists in all churches and that the church’s duty is to correct it. He cited the church’s two thousand year record and its broad influence on community life.
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Kenneth Goodson
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Goodson
Mr. Goodson
Articles Stolen From Pastor's Jamestown Home
A number of articles were reported stolen from the home of the Rev and Mrs Charles H Manuel in Jamestown. Items include two fountain pens a Moravian text book two army shirts and other small articles.
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Charles H. Manuel
Jamestown
Snow Flakes and Cold Temperatures in North Carolina
A Greensboro High Point forecast reports a few snow flurries near Friendship but no accumulation in High Point. The U S Weather Station warns of continued deep cold with a 15 degree low tonight and 35 degree high this afternoon. Tomorrow should be sunny with a high near 1 degree. Mt. Mitchell reads five degrees and five inches of snow on the ground.
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Greensboro
High Point
Friendship
U. S
Mt. Mitchell
High Point Tax Listings Lag as 5000 Yet to File
Guilford County Tax Office warns more than five thousand property owners have not listed their taxable holdings for the year. The January filing deadline nears with penalties for noncompliance. The Guilford County Building at Green and South Main Streets will be open 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. through Thursday as staff assist in finalizing listings.
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Guilford County
Herb Wood
Lone Lane
Todd
Green and
South Main Streets
Opposition to Universal Military Training Surfaces in UM Meeting
The United Church Women met at Archdale Friends Church and planned a Feb 8 town meeting on Universal Military Training UMT. Speakers included Richard T Sanders and John Clay with Dr Kenneth Goodson moderating. Officers were announced and eleven churches were granted in the state.
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United Church
Archdale Friends Church
Richard T. Sanders
Durham
John Clay
Veterans Commission
Greensboro
Tartt Bell
American Service Committee
Cecil Robbona
Christian Advocate
Oo Kirkman
Kenneth Goodson
P. H. Dalton
W. F.clayton
C. E. Sheloff
Harry Hendricks
H. S. Ragan, Jr
Marvin Smith
J. A. Eshelman
R. Pegram
A. H. Whitley
J. McCall
A. E. Wiliams
C. L. Gray
W. G. McFarland
Christian World Relay
Dave Neill
W. F. Clayton
the United Church
Ated
Fatal Shooting in Sears Quarrel In Coroner Inquest
Arch ie Scott admitted shooting Jackson during a Sears quarrel after a coroner's inquest heard witnesses testify that the older man spoke with Scott's girlfriend.
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Greg
Sears
Archie Scott
Oithers
Scott
Jackson
Local notices hint at crowding and deadlines
Fragmentary text suggests a crowded office and looming deadlines for record filings and notices. Despite garbled wording, the piece hints at administrative activity and time-sensitive submissions ahead of a deadline.
Carl Plate Arrested for Non-Support in City Hall Case
Former city recreation director Carl Plate was jailed on a warrant sworn by his wife alleging abandonment and non support of their four year old son. He posted a one thousand dollar bond and was released a few hours later.
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Carl Plate
City Hall
Plate
Pla
C 'C. Stoker
Lexington
Executive Point
Collections For Polio Drive Fall Short As Deadline Nears
Chairman Jack Burris said two days remain in the March of Dimes drive. The Junior Chamber of Commerce manages the campaign with a $16,500 goal and an on hand total of $8,485.06 as of yesterday, with some receipts still outstanding.
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Jack Burris
Chamber of Commerce
Burris
Main Street
Merchants Association Plans Banquet Tonight
The annual installation banquet of the local Merchants Association is set for tonight at 7 o'clock at the American Legion Hut. Howard Wisehaupt, dean of salesmanship and key builders, will be honored as part of the program.
Husband posts $1000 bond after wife cashed traveler's check
At 1 p m today the wife cashed a traveler's check and her husband posted a $1000 cash bond in the case.
Man Held After August 1951 Bond Warrant
A man arrested on a warrant issued in August 1951 for allegedly abandoning his family remained in jail after his bond was posted by Taylor-Finch Bonding. His attorney and Judge Myatt discussed release, but Chief Stoker refused to release him to his attorney. Trial slated for 8:30 a.m. tomorrow in Stocker Municipal Court.
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Taylor-Finch
Pany
Plate
California
Los Angeles
Piete
Santer
Myatt
City Hall
Stoker
Stocker Municipal Court
J. V. Morgan
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Taylor M. Sim
Colin
Allen Carter
Exchange Club
Ae Nie
Mt. Oeworkers Club
Supreme Court
Ellis Rouse
Bobby Fogleman
Ashley Morris
William Koontz
Tommy Bishop
Henry Marshall
Wayne Harrison
John W. Kinley
Rt. 2
Asheboro
Bennie Lee
William Arthur
Lewis Edward Kinley
Reed Supply Company
Reed Supply CO
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