Social worker James E. Smith to lead High Point Chest campaign
James E. Smith, a career social worker with New York welfare roots, will direct High Point Community Chest's fall campaign. He cites hands on fundraising, explains Chest as a unifying body, and praises Southern hospitality after relocating from Hackensack New Jersey. Smith, his wife, and son visit North Carolina for the first time.
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Joe Brown
Enterprise
James E. Smith
Smith
Department of Welfare
New York
N. Y
New York School of Social Work
Columbia University
Lewiston - Auburn
Maine
Hackensack
High Point
Paul Owen
Laad
YMCA
YWCA
Boy and Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Red Shield Boys’ Club
Family Service Bureau
South
North
Carolna
Community Chest Board
Boston
New York State
New York City
Community Chest
The
High Point Community Chest
Community clubs and church notices fill local page
The June 16 L'Viernes club listing shows members Edna Phifer Doris Phifer Louise Armstrong and others with officers led by Louise Armstrong and Anne Hay Wn Darrell. Girl Scouts depart for Camp Jo Harriss supervised by E Davis and F S Russell. Various church social events including a July 4 butterfly breakfast at Brooks Memorial and a wedding announcement for Ednal Nanetta Tomlinson and David Tomlinson are reported along with YMCA activities church services and meetings across multiple groups.
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L’viernes Club
Edna Phifer
Doris Phifer
Louise Armstrong
Louise Williamson
Joan Young
Juanita Leach
Catherine Diggs
Carrie Kirk
Ann Hayworth
Annie L. Dixon
Geraldine Morgan
Ruth Pinnix
Annie M. Hall
Josetta Kirk
Ruth Campbell
Margaret Smith
Bethune-Cookman Y.W.C.A
Anne Hay
Wn Darrell
Joan B. Young
Jo Harriss
Jessie Black
Betty Davis
Mary Capel
Shirley Wiley
Janice Grant
Joyce Payne
Eunice McKee
Mary Baldwin
Selena Harpe
Annie Powell
Jacqueline Inter
Virginia Hayes
Delois Murray
Betty
Elizabeth Fair
E. Davis
F. S. Russell
Y” All Stars
Florence
Nature Study Club
Troop
Bulldogs
Tigers
Dodgers
Cubs
Troop 16
Pals
Brooks Memorial Church
E. H. Kearns
Hilltop St
J. B. Jones
Ednal Nanetta
David Tomlinson
Chequita
Tomlinsons
Glasgow riot at store sale of $168000 stock
Mounted police intervened as thrifty Scots housewives rioted at a going out of business sale in Glasgow Scotland. The crowd surged when shopkeepers facing a full day queue noted 200 women attempting to push forward and break the line.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Detectives Nab Prohibition Violators Amid Cornfield Whiskey Haul
Police detectives, with warrants at 903 and 908 Hoover Street, uncovered 31? gallons of white whiskey buried in a cornfield. Marion Cobb, John Cobb, and Watkins were charged with prohibition violations after a pursuit in a Ford convoy and a car chase ending near Gordon Street.
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Hoover Street
Marion Cobb
John Cobb
Cobbs
Cobb
Loover
John
Marion
Ford
Gordon Street
Leonard Street
Watkins
Stock Car Driver Fatally Burned In Winston-Salem
William E. Justice of Winston-Salem route 6 died after his 1941 coupe skidded on a turn at Bowman's Gray Stadium. The car hit a guard rail, burst into flames, trapping him in the cab for about four minutes before rescue efforts. He died about 15 minutes after reaching hospital. The accident happened during the second preliminary of the amateur races and the event was halted.
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Winston-Salem
William E. Justice
Bowman Gray Stadium
Steele Street Man Held For Auto Larceny
James Harold Murphy, 24, of 305 Steele Street, held on $2,000 bond for auto larceny. He was arrested in Kings Mountain, N C and returned to city. The stolen 1949 Packard valued at $2,500 belonged to Dr. L G Harrison. car found at wash pit near 614 N Main Street after Harrison saw a man leave office. Car was undamaged.
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James Harold Murphy
Steele Street
Kings Mountain
N. C
L. G. Harrison
Harrisons
Dr. Harrison
Harrison
Robert's
Man Nabbed For Entering Kearns Home
A local man Wesley Hargrove was arrested for burglary after entering Thomas J. Kearns home at 534 Fairway through a basement door just after midnight. A servant in the basement identified him. police detained him within ten minutes and held him without bond pending a Municipal court preliminary hearing.
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Thomas J. Kearns
Fairway
Kearns
Wesley Hargrove
Hobson Street
Hargrovg
Chisox Sign Hurler Robert Cuellar
The Chicago White Sox signed 31 year old right handed pitcher Robert Cuellar of Tampa Florida. They released pitcher Jack Bruner to the St. Louis Browns for a $10,000 waiver price.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Robert Cuellar
Tampa
Fla
Jack Bruner
St. Louis Browns
McNary Dam near Umatilla reaches halftime progress
International News Service reports the McNary Dam building milestone on the Columbia River two miles east of Umatilla after starting in 1947. The project worth 227 million dollars shifts to the Oregon side as foundations for the powerhouse begin, with first electricity due December 1953 and full completion planned in 1954.
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International News Service
Columbia
Umatilla
Pacific Northwest
Hanford Atomic Works
Oregon
Ogebon
Pasco
Wash
Washington
Sunday Radio Schedule With National Programs Across Networks
A dense listing of radio programs across NBC CBS ABC and others for Sunday with start times from 1:00 to 11:00 PM including News Broadcasts Talk Shows Dramas Concerts and Variety programs featuring NBC CBS ABC and local networks. The grid lists shows like The Saint Under Arrest James Melton Concert Detective Drama and Stop the Music among others with notes on simultaneous time zones and program blocks.
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America
United
Nbc News
Abc News
Cbs
Abc
NBC
Abe Trendler
Main St
Abe News
Veterans
Traitts
Abe
Abe Church
Gram—Abe
Abe Hopalong Cassidy
Abec
St. Louis
Martin Kane
Mbs
Cbs Opera Records
James Melton
Abe Louis Prima
Cbs Think Fast
Cbs News
Abe Steve Allen
Cbs Music
Girls
Abe Nick Carter
Mps
Abe Guy Lombardo
Cbs Voices
Abe Peter Salem
Saint
Amazing Malone
Sam Spade
Abe Percy Faith
Cbe
Mediation Board
Cbs Enchanted
Walter Winchell
Hollywood
Abe Horace Heidt
Ted Malone
Jack Paar
Jimmy Blaine
Europe
Kay Armen
Jackie Robinson
George Sokolsky
Joint Guilford County Greensboro High Point meeting notice
A joint meeting of Guilford County Board of Commissioners Greensboro City Council and High Point City Council is set for Tuesday July 11 1950 at 11 AM in the High Point City Council Chamber High Point NC. The agenda covers operations of the Guilford County Board of Health. After adjournment a county board meeting will follow in the same chamber.
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Guilford County
Greensboro
High Point
Board of County Commissioners
North Carolina
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Margie Lee
Frances Small
Toing Women Organize Club
First Baptist Church
Pastors Aid
ST. Stephens
F. R. Mason
St. Stephen A.M.E. Zion
Dee Sullivan
Clay St
Winston Butler
Statesville
O. C. Stean
House of Prayer
Annie Turnage
Cora Davis
Durham
Garden Club
Bethune Garden Club
W. E. Menard
E. High St
Mary Whitaker
Commerce
Washington, D. C
Annetta Brooks
Trinity
Sarah Mae Robinson
LODGE
Temple
Charles A. Highby
Temple Memorial
Ella Willoughby
Reuben
Thomas Medley
F. O. Bass
Daniel Brooks Apts
Usher Union
City
Mt. Vernon Baptist
T. H. Simpson
C. B. McRae
Eccles St
Helen Stewart
School of Missions
Bennett College
St. Mark W.S.C.S
Stewart
Lilly Holly
E. Lee St
White Rose
O.E.S
Odd Fellows Hall
Myrtle Barringer
Davis Avenue
Lucy Tarbert
John Barringer
Pittsburgh
Mars Hill
Five Keys
Tabernacle of Jesus
Jamestown
Emmanuel Harmonizers
Friendship Baptist Church
Gospel Trumpet of
Newark
N. J
Leonard St
Park Pals
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Ceveeesd
Eeeseresseeereere Dodgers
Ceeeeeereeereeee Tigers
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Eener Ness
Red RusSia
F. Sidney
Hill
Community Bible Center
Vail and
Gurley Sts
South High Point
Cornfield
Chisox
West Coast Dam
RADIO
Wiuiv
Telphone
N. Wrenn Street
Wral IK
OF Christ Program
WHPE
Whpe-Fm
AM & FM
Sons of Harmony
Hallowed
Christian Brotherhood
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Jubilee Kings
St. Francis
Green St
Baptist Church
Presbyterian
Koonce
Melody Lane
Bill Strength
East Green St
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