Administrator's Notice to Creditors for Alice G. Chappell estate
Administrator C T A R Edwin Chappell notifies all creditors to present claims to 1010 Ferndale Drive High Point NC by June 11 1946 or be barred. Debts owed to estate should be paid promptly. Notice dated June 11 1945 and published in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice G. Chappell
Guilford County
North Carolina
Ferndale Drive
High Point
R. Edwin Chappell
C.T. A
Monument Stands Quietly in High Point
In High Point a lone World War II American soldier monument marks the city’s only public tribute. The piece, defaced and almost forgotten, inspires reflections on sacrifices of past and present and future memorials across the nation.
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High Point
Europe
Proud High Pointers exceed war loan goals with bonds
Proud High Points surpassed its seventh war loan drive quotas reaching 757,490 in E bonds as the city overachieved the 727 000 target and doubled its overall securities goal to 7 806 889 25. Daniel Roy Wright Jr of 1309 E Green St earned advancement to radioman first class aboard an Atlantic destroyer.
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High Point
Daniel Roy Wright, Jr
E. Green Sr
Atlantic
Overseas Paot Homer Holden Serves With 101st Airborne
In Berchtesgaden Homer H. Holden of High Point now serves with the 101st Airborne division. Other service members listed include Staff Sgt. Charles W. Davis in China, Sgt. Clayton Spencer in Mindanao, Magt. Marvin J. Kivett Jr. on a Germany sight visit, Seaman William Albert Goodman in the Pacific, and several others in the Army Air Forces, Navy, and Coast Guard locations across the Pacific and Europe.
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Paot
Homer H. Holden
High Point
101St Airborne Division
Berchtesgaden
Charles W. Davis
Rt. 2
Army Airways
China
Marvin J. Kivett, Jr
Sherrod St
Germany
Seaman l William Albert Goodman
Highland Station
Pacific
Clayton Spencer
Rt. 3
31St Infantry Division
Mindanao
E. W. King
Pacific Ocean
Darrell Pierce
Sev
Arthur L. Tackett
Willowbrook St
15Th Army
Coast
Awards Reach Service Members In Local Units
Earnest Embler of 404 E Lexington Ave and Horace Stepp of 104 Welch St belong to companies receiving meritorious service unit plaques. Warren Sexton of 512 Cable St earned a good conduct medal at an 8th Air Force station in England. Arthur Weisner of Rt 1 is authorized to wear his fifth Bronze Star with the 437th Troop Carrier Group in the European theatre.
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Earnest T. Embler
Lexington Ave
Horace J. Stepp
Welch St
Warren G. Sexton
Cable St
8Th Air Force
England
Arthur N. Weisner
Rt. 1
437Th
Quiet Fourth Marks Lowest July 4 In High Point History
The downtown area was nearly empty as many shops closed for the holiday while pools saw heavy activity. Real estate transfers included the Security National Bank building sale to Helen Mc Auley Lambeth of Thomasville for about 250000, with plans to move WMFR studio. Wachovia bank building sale negotiations reached a final stage with Jack Wright as buyer. County home expansion got 66000 authorized for enlargement to care for elderly and infirm residents. An industrial site on Southern street was sold, and High Point launches a citywide food production and conservation program with canning demonstrations and fall garden guidance.
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High Point
Security National Bank
Main and
Commerce Streets
Helen McAuley Lambeth
Thomasville
WPB
H. P. T and D
High Point Council of Gardens
Home Demonstration Department
The
Guilford Extension Service
Elks Honor Flag Sacrifice and Widow in Memorial
Elks held Flag Day ceremonies paying tribute to a fallen defender. The posthumous Elks medal of valor was presented to Angela Adams’s widow Mrs Anita Adams, stationed with the U S demobilized records branch in Washington D C. City lake received 5000 added bass fingerlings.
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The
Elks
Washington, D. C
Angela Adams
Anita Adams
U. S
Bees Capture Rescue by Five Men in May Incident
In May last year a swarm of German bees dangled 23 feet above ground at L. E. Klutts Otteray drive. City Attorney Grover H. Jones led a five-man team including Hobart Ferree Tom Kearns Bruce Carraway and J M Clary to trap the bees using a ladder rope and sack. The plan faltered as the ladder slipped but Jones leaped clear and the group scattered. Jones later captured the bees and delivered part of the honey adding a verse to honor the helpers. A chamber pamphlet lists 175 manufacturing concerns and 18 years after youth drafts were registered.
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Grover H. Jones
Mr. Jones
L. E. Klutts
Otteray Drive
Mr. Klutts
Mr Jones
Ferree
Jones
War materials exhibit moves from High Point to Raleigh for state display
High Point materials collected by the local employment office will travel to Raleigh to join a statewide exhibit. The display will be housed temporarily in state fairground buildings and later moved to the state museum once a new building is erected. State fairs are banned for wartime, so the fairgrounds serve as the exhibit location in the interim.
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High Point
Raleigh
State Museum
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City of
N. C
High Point Township
Guilfordty
Chestnut Street
Dixon
Grant
W. C. Jones
E. N. Phillips
Sherwood Park
Office of Register of Deeds
Mrs. Vail
Maggie Wiate
Eliza Mobley
Maggie Winte
Ryling
Park St
E. Willis St
Macey’s Lot
Warren's Lot
Park St. N
College Heights
Phillips
Blondie
Tim Tyler
Imi
Lone Ranger
Lennie
Dan
Ny Boy
Harry Dagwood
Mandrake
Billings
Snuffy
Supreme Smiffy
Donald Duck
FISK
Mickey Finn
Moeimer Wintmore
Chicago
Burns
Phil
M&s. Devine
Barney Baxter
Sheriff's
Sie
FIRMA
Palooka
Buzz Sawyer
Etta Ket
Edgar Snider
Val
C. Excelle Rozzelle
DR. C. Excelle Rozzelle
Chamber of Commerce
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