Four Big Methods To Raise 50 000 For High Point College
Leaders outline four methods for meeting the emergency fund goal at High Point College. Money vision courage and cooperation form the Big Four with T Wingate Andrews as general chairman. The plan urges small donations, broad vision, steadfast courage, and wide local cooperation to save the college for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
T. Wingate Andrews
G. J. Humphreys
Daniel
Jerusalem
Mecca
Camp Uwharrie Hosts Third Week Of Scout Camp
Camp Uwharrie enters the third week of intensive camping with 65 boys this Friday. The camp notes rising attendance, plans for a fourth period starting July 15, and welcomes Cubs under 12 at the same rate as regular scouts. Scouts and families are invited to multiple events including a baseball game, boxing program, and camp fire night.
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Camp Uwharrie
Uwharrie
Scout
James Innis
North Ellis Street
Salisbury
Graystone
Guilford County
Hammett Cecil, Jr
Ryan Neely
Nick Bambalis
Smith Young
Thomas Pitts
Claude Wilson
Frank Swicegood
Freddie Taylor
Hugh Clark, Jr
Hal Ingram
Richard Meisky
Harold Bass
Richard Short
Francis Holmes
Dick Rab
Jack Abels
Bradon Trussell Jr
Ross Sigman Jr
Lynch Murphy
John Busby
Irs
Locke McKenzie
Elmer Sensenbach
Juston Carbough
Bill Powles
R. L. Brinson
Joe Brinson
Woody Brinson
William
Robert Wheat
William Shields
Cicero York
Billy
Gimmoens
Weant
Max Crawford
Henry Ferree
Allen Parker
Bud Hilker
Richard Paine
Paul Toms
George Marshall
Howard Byrd
Millard
Coble
Beard family visits Ring street with Rock Hill relatives
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Beard and their daughter Martha Nelson of Rock Hill South Carolina are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Cook on Ring street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Beard
Martha Nelson
Rock Hill
S&s. C
R. P. Cook
Ring Street
Doris McLendon Laid To Last Rest
Funeral services for Doris Lee McLendon will be held at her parents home on Woodberry Street this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. George T. Tunstall and Elder J. Hill will officiate. Pallbearers are Bill Foster Roy Rickard Hubert Ogelsby and Robert Myers. Burial will be in the Primitive Baptist Cemetery at Mechanicsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Lee McLendon
Barney McLendon
Woodberry Street
George T. Tunstall
Green Street
Baptista Church
J. 8. Hill
Bill Foster
Roy Rickard
Hubert Ogelsby
Robert Myers
Primitive Baptist
Mechanicsville
Alleged False Arrest In Suit Over Property On Edgedale Drive
Law records show a suit against C G Bedford and wife claiming unlawful hold of property on Edgedale Drive with damages sought around 2000 dollars. Hood System Industrial Bank files two suits for 690 and 605 dollars plus interest against Clark and Cherry, and Austin and wife, on notes held by the plaintiff. Garland Motor Company seeks judgment of 80 dollars on an unpaid chattel mortgage on a Studebaker with claim for delivery papers in the same case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.oo D. Penny
Garland Motor Company
Studebaker
Rites Planned Today for Carson Burge
Funeral services for Carson A. Burge will be held at 3 p.m. at Rosebud Christian Church in Stokes County. The party departs the family home at 1 p.m. Pallbearers include Richard Hughes Lindsay Cumby Paul Fry Casper Davis Howard Davis and Norman Elder. Interment will follow in the church cemetery.
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Carson A. Burge
G.T. Burge
Asheboro
High Point
Rosebud Christian Church
Stokes County
Richard Hughes
Lindsay, Cumby
Paul Fry
Casper Davis
Howard Davis
Norman Elder
Coast stewardesses log 200000 miles each without incident
Clara Johnson age 23 and Maye Eastman age 24, both serving as stewardesses on the United Airlines Pacific coast run in Tacoma, have accumulated over 200000 air miles apiece in just over a year and have been in no accidents. They are among the first to hold stewardess positions on this route.
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Tacoma
Wash
Clara, Johnson
Maye Eastman
Thomas Jefferson Wrote His Own Epitaph
The text of Jeffersons epitaph reads Here lies Thomas Jefferson author of the Declaration of Independence of the statute for religious freedom in Virginia and founder of the University of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
University of Virginia
Alexander the Great Said to Be Left-Handed
A note claims Alexander the Great was left-handed, cited as a notable trait in ancient depictions and histories. The assertion appears in sources noting unusual or remarkable qualities of the historic conqueror.
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Alexander the Great
Docket for Civil Term Municipal Court Announces July to August
A published docket outlines 85 civil actions for a two week municipal court term starting July 25 and ending August 6 presided by Judge Lewis E B Teague. Juror lists cover weeks of July 26 and August 2 with numerous case entries including disputes involving Home Security Life Insurance and various local companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian C. Franklin
Lewis EB. Teague
J. A. Martin
H. C. Massey
M. C. Idol
W. G. Morgan
T. R Holmes
Dallas
Ring
G. T. Royals
Geo. E. Marvin
L. B. Welborn
H. T. Douglas
R. C. Plummer
W. R. Morrow
Claud F. Logan
J. W. Montgomery
Roy A. Medlin
C. Durland
B. Wall
EB. W. Peebles
J. W. Phillips
R. W. Slate
D. E. White
C. B. Floyd
J. W. Fulp
BE. M. Vaughn
Clifford Frith
Margin A. Wood
J. Lyman Redding
W. P. Jester
R. J. Pierce
J. S
W. T. Gordon
Royals
Alec Evans
G. BE. Hussey
George A. Kersey
R. L. Green
Malden W. Jones
George T. Bonds
Zola M. Bonds
Slim Silhouette Afternoon Dresses Trimmed Subtly
Paris fashion notes outline a slenderizing trend for formal afternoon wear with unbunched fabric and underlined trim to maintain a sleek line. The piece also lists court cases and civil actions scheduled for August, including multiple company and individual litigations.
Randolph Joyfully Opens New Hospital
The article recounts the dedication of a new Randolph hospital with praise for Dr. McCrary and Dr. Smith. It notes figures from Duke Foundation and Randolph Medical Society, outlines staff and preventive care emphasis, and recalls the project’s community origins and post ceremony luncheon.
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Randolph
New Hospital
McCrary
Burrus Clinic
C. G C. Hubbard
Farmer
Randolph Medical Society
W. S. Rankin
Duke ‘Foundation
J. Elwood Cox
Duke Foundation
Asheboro
N. M. Crawford
Eric C. Flannagan
Burrow and Lamb
Hugh Parks
Ernest C. Watkins
Miss Margaret Cecil Hostess At Lexington Bridge Party
SPECIAL TO THE ENTREPRIE LEXINGTON July 9 Miss Margaret Cecil entertained at two bridge tables at her East Center street home. Kath eryn Shuford won the high score prize a lingerie item. Anna Cowles received a novelty jewelry box as a farewell gift. Hostess and mother served salad to a group of Misses Margaret Grimes Helen Hall Isobel Craven Rachel Sink Mary Louise Cecil Etheryn Shuford Sara Berrier and Anna Cowles. Later Miss Martha Clonts left for Hickory and guests included Miss Clontz Canady Myers Inez Hill Louisse Myers Emily Bennings Elmer Nance Bill Bennings clay Loftin James Swicegood Holt Swift Mack Craver Jerry Davis and James Moore. The First Reformed church missionary circles will meet Monday afternoon at the homes of Mrs C H Burkhart on West Fifth street and Mrs John Hedrick on West Center street with Mrs John Craver Mrs Goings Jean Cole and Pearl Hege Reynolds.
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Lexington
Margaret Cecil
East Center Street
Katheryn Shuford
Anna Cowles
Margaret Grimes
Helen Hall
Isobel Craven
Rachel Sink
Mary Louise Cecil
Etheryn Shuford
Sara Berrier
Martha Clonts
Hickory
Evelyn Canady
Margaret Myers
Miss Canady
North Main Street
Miss Clonte
Misses Clontz
Canady
Myers
Inez Hill
Louisse Myers
Emily Bennings
Elmer Nance
Bill Bennings
Clay Loftin
James Swicegood
Holt Swift
Mack Craver
Jerry Davis
James Moore
The
First Reformed Church
C. H. Burkhart
West Fifth Street
John Hedtrick
West Center Street
Minister L D Thompson to Preach at First Methodist
Rev L D Thompson presiding elder of the Winston Salem district will preach at the First Methodist Church Sunday morning at 11 o clock.
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L. D. Thompson
Winston-Salem
First Methodist Church
Aluminum demonstration at Mrs Cole's hosts dinner
Mrs Charles Cole hosted a Thursday night aluminum demonstration at her Salisbury home. The demonstrator Mr Hayes provided facts and tips on cookery and health followed by a pleasant supper for guests including Mr and Mrs W J Hazelden Mr and Mrs Lee Hege Mr and Mrs David Briggs Mrs Trice Mr and Mrs W H Carmichael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cole
East Center Street
Hayes
Salisbury
W. J. Hazelden
Lee Hege
David Briggs
Trice
W. H. Carmichael
Miss Julia Sneed Returns to Greenwood After Visit
Miss Julia Sneed returns to her home in Greenwood after a stay with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hazelden as their guests.
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Julia Sneed
Greenwood, D. C
Mrs. B. A. Timberlake Admitted To Charlotte Hospital
Mrs. B. A. Timberlake entered Charlotte hospital for treatment.
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B. A. Timberlake
Charlotte Hospital
Mrs Bod Sink at High Point Hospital
Mrs Bod Sink of Reeds is at the High Point hospital according to the latest bulletin.
Harrisburg Couple Guests of West Fifth Avenue Hosts
Mr and Mrs Howard Hite of Harrisburg Pennsylvania have been guests of Mr and Mrs Lee Mc Cain on West Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hite
Harrisburg, Pa
Lee McCain
West Fifth Avenue
Hickory Guests of Mrs Yarborough Include Correll Family
Mrs Bruce Correll and daughters Betty Lou Mimi Jean and Anne of Hickory were guests of Mrs R L Yarborough on Monday.
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Bruce Correll
Betty Lou
Mimi Jean
Anne
Hickory
R. L. Yarborough
Grimes Family Vacation Stays in Lewiston Area
Frank Grimes of Lewiston Pa is spending his vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Tom Grimes on West Fifth avenue.
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Frank Grimes
Lewiston, Pa
Mrs
Tom Grimes
West Fifth Avenue
Miss Mildred Yarborough Returns From Hickory Visit
Miss Mildred Yarborough has returned home after a brief visit in Hickory.
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Mildred Yarborough
Hickory
Dell Family Visits Myrtle Beach Over Weekend
D B T Dell J J Dell and Mrs Ida Dell were at Myrtle Beach for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Willse and children Billie Betty and Jo Doris returned after several days there.
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D. B. T. Dell
J. J. Dell
Mrs. Ida Dell
Myrtle Beach
Mrs. Willse A
Billie, Betty
Jo Doris
Miss Mary Ella Revelle Visits Concord Relatives
Miss Mary Ella Revelle is visiting relatives in Concord, spending time with family members and enjoying local sights during her stay.
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Mary Ella Revelle
Concord
Youth group returns from Lake Junaluska conference
A group of young people who attended the Young People's Conference at Lake Junaluska from July 4 to 8 returned Saturday night.
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Lake Junaluska
Craver Family Visits Winston-Salem Relative in Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Craver and their son Burke Hutchins spend Sunday in Winston-Salem to visit W H Leonard of Winston patient at Baptist hospital.
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John Craver
Burke Hutchins
Winston-Salem
W. H. Leonard
Winston
The
Baptist Hospital
Mrs Tom Bailey Ill at Home on North State Street
Mrs Tom Bailey is reported ill at her residence on North State street with health conditions not specified. Neighbors note she has remained indoors and receives visitors.
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Tom Bailey
North State Street
Miss Reveda English Visits Miss Glen na Hall
Miss Reveda English of High Point is the guest of Miss Glen na Hall on West Fifth street, attending social events and calling card visits during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reveda English
High Point
Glenna Hall
West Fifth Street
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Scouts
Doris McLendon
Carson Burge
Yow’s Funeral Home
Broad and
Elm Street
W. H. Albertson
G. P. Albertson
Lillian E. Byerly
J. H. Jennings
Wy Dyer
Christ Bambalis
Eugene Seagraves
Western Union Telegraph Company
Manufacturers Acceptance Corporation
Paul Stamey
Minnie McRae
A. D. Burnette
Finance Service Company
Ben R. Lowe
Hobbs
MclIntyre & Solomon
Carrie E. Boyles
City of High Point
North Carolina Public Service Company
C. H. Morrow
Zeb Cratchfield
Samuel Lampell
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Robert I. Harris
Zeb V
J. Lawrence White
Kgchryfith
Hassell
M. Ernest Welch
L. P. Hill
T. C. Johnson
D. H. Grier
T. A. Kearns
Ezekial Wright
Et Ax
Carolina Mortgage Company
I Shook
R. B. Ganttzer
Mickey & Matthews
Boland Motor Lines
Hunter K. Penn
Leland Stanford
Alderman Photo Company, Inc
Gurney H. King
Gulf Refining Company
Carolina Transportation & Distributing Company
S. S. Kimsey
City of
Modern Furniture Company
John T. Brittain
Nora F. Lloyd
E. J. Phibbs
H. Fred Watson
Hood System Industrial Bank
J. E. Black
Southern Railway Company
State Planters Bank & Trust Company
Lillie Appel
E. E. Bryan
Co. C. Edwards
James Howard Blair
J. O. Connor
G. F. Wilson
N. M. Cates
Esther Hosiery Mills, Inc
W. C. Howard
Carey Davis
Jean Patou
Paris
Gilbert & Parker’ Manufacturing’ Company
Southern Oil Company of
N. C
W. M. Green
Pickett Cotton Mills, Inc
Boston Highfill
Washington Mills Company
A. Harrison
W.C. Daniel
Jacob Sugar
N. H. Silver Company
Chapp M. Brown
Insurance Company of North America
J. B. Kennedy
E. V
Insurance Company of Tennessee
Andrews Cooper Lumber Company
B. M. Hayworth
W. C. Burns
Blue Ridge Hickory » Furniture
Marie Long
James Ward
Linda Cox
A. R. Craven
P. Bilison
C. A. York
Equitable Life’ Assurance Society of United States
Paton
Mir Martha Clontz
Goings Jean Cole
Pearl Hege Reynolds
Penney
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