Alderman Photopany Praised in Southern Advertising
Southern Advertising and Publishing devotes five pages to Alderman Photopany Inc of High Point in its July issue. The feature, titled Alderman Says It With Pictures, traces the firm from a 1880 Greensboro drugstore start to a national leader in furniture photography and notes modern equipment and a top four leadership group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Photopany, Inc
High Point
Southern Advertising and Publishing
Alderman
Greensboro
Sidney A. Gayle
Robert Gayle
Irvin Black
Reginald_styers
New York
South
Gayles, Black and Styers
Studio
Polio Center Reports Three New Area Victims
Thomasville and Davidson County health officials reported three new polio cases, including a 20 year old mother Betty Lou Beck Hilton and 10 month old Ann Hoover, raising family contacts to receive gamma globulin as protection. Earlier cases included Emily Jo Thompson, a five year old from High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Davidson County
J. W. Warner
High Point
Betty Lou Beck Hilton
Winston-Salem
Route 2
Ann Hoover
Harold Hoover
Clark Road
Hoover
Emily Jo Thompson
Joseph T. Thompson
Route 4
Central Carolina
Local Woman Co-Chairman In New Unit
Mrs. Taylor Kennerly of High Point serves as co chairman with Mrs. Roy B Deal and Mrs. Henry Myers of Greensboro to head Guilford County in the newly organized North Carolina Association of Parents and Friends of Mentally Retarded Children. District 5 led by R S Wilson of Burlington includes Guilford Alamance Rockingham and Caswell Counties. Members are urged to join by sending $1 to the Guilford County co chairmen or Wilson in Burlington. Local meetings planned in all four counties with a district gathering to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Kennerly
High Point
Roy B. Deal
Henry Myers
Greensboro
Guilford County
Nort Carolina Association of Parens and Friends of
R. S. Wilson
Burlington
Guiford
Alamance
Rockingham
Caswell
Wilson
E. R. Watt
Reidsville
Rockingham County
Leona Grant
Yanceyville
P. O. Box
Adjournment Of Congress Delays Yadkin River Auction
Congress adjournment delays action on bills affecting the Yadkin River Valley land sale and a potential reservoir plan. GSA and Senator Hoey indicate no final action before year end, delaying any transfer or sale while cities High Point and Greensboro push for a Yadkin water source.
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High Point
Greensboro
Yadkin River
Washington
Congress
Clyde R. Hoey
General Services Administration
Senate
House
GSA
Hoey
Senate Judiciary Committee
GSA An
Nounced
Piedmont
George Covington
Yadkin
James G. W. MacClamroch
Planning and Zoning Commission
Gate City
Covington
Yadkin County
Exchange Plan For Visitation Is Explained
Exchange Club details a ongoing visitation project with reports from C L Russell on Social Security, Ernest Bailey on City public works, and George Gibbardt on Guilford County deputies. Gibbardt urges continuation to foster better public service understanding and cooperation. Lee Settle attends to NC Exchange Clubs convention plans for Wrightsville Beach August 14 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Rainbow Supper Club
C. L. Russell
Social Security
Ernest Bailey
George Dean
George Gibbardt
High Point
Guilford County Sheriff's Department
Russell
Bailey
Public Works Department
Gibbardt
Gibbards
Lee Settle
Mebane
North Carolina State Exchange Clubs
Wrightsville Beach
Scout Merit Work Counselors Picked For Thomasville
Thomasville names 15 new chief counselors for the Boy Scouts district under the re assigned merit badge program. The list includes R B Carpenter campcraft and Hubert Henderson outdoor sports among others with fields covering aquatics nature conservation personal development citizenship public service animal husbandry plant cultivation communication transportation building arts and crafts and collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Boy Scouts of America
R. B. Carpenter
Hubert Henderson
R. L. Holliday
W. S. Horton
Pete Siler
Harvey Carpenter
R. F. van Landingham
Lindsey Lofton
Henry Early
W. A. Sisk
Harold Daugherty
Ned Gibbs
Harry B. Finch
A. L. Elliott
Frank Bailey
Six Enlist Here In Armed Service
The U S Army and Air Force Recruiting Station reports six men from the area enlisted in the armed services. Charles H Lyndon of Thomasville joined the Air Force aviation cadet program. Quentin H Hill of High Point signed a four year Air Force hitch. Army enlistments cover three year terms for Samuel McDowell High Point Joseph Lee Aldridge Route 3 High Point Teddy Lee Barnes Route 1 Trinity and Phillip Crissom Thomasville. Aldridge sent to a U S Army Engineers school for special training.
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Charles H. Lyndon
Thomasville
Air Force
Quentin H. Hill
High Point
Army
Samuel McDowell
Joseph Lee Aldridge
Route 3
Teddy Lee Barnes
Route 1
Trinity
Phillip Crissom
Aldridge
U.S. Army Engineers School
Oak View Community Meeting Aims To Resolve School Row
Oak View residents are called to a Tuesday night 7 30 meeting to decide first whether to expand the local school committee from three to five members and then elect two new members if approved. The session, signed by Wood Hayworth and James Eagle, addresses a factional dispute linked to former Principal L H Robbins who says he was railroaded from the post. County education officials are listed among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
L. H. Robbins
H. A. Wood
Robbins
Wood
Orvie Hayworth
James Eagle
Board of Education
E. D. Ol
Deaths and Funerals in High Point area
Funeral services were held for William E. Arledge of 525 Flint Street owner of Hilltop Grocery at Highland Methodist Church with VFW honors. Ida Satterthwaite Dunbar 72, of 307 East Farriss Avenue to be buried at Oakwood Memorial Park after Sechrest chapel service. Vance Anderson Burrage 84 of 511 Whiteoak Street died in Brewer Nursing Home after eight years there. services at Sechrest chapel with burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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William E. Arledge
Flint Street
Hilltop Grocery
Highland Methodist Church
J. E. Cochran
C. F. Womble
Ward Street Methodist Church
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
C. N. Jarrett
F. O. Whitt
L. M. Young
W. P. McDowell
L. G. Wright
John Brogan
Leaton Wright
W. B. Coggins
VFW
Jackie Foxworth
Paul Duggins
George Poston
J. B. Totter
Warner Black
A. E. Edwards
T. C. Potts
A. C. Ingram
D. C. Nations
Francis Adams
R. M. Hunter
S. L. Carpenter
C. F. Suttenfield
Mr. Arledge
Ida Dunbar
Ida Satterthwaite Dunbar
Sechrest Chapel
E. M. Avett
Wesley Memorial Ethodist Church
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Dunbar
C. Dunbar
East Farriss Avenue
Butner Hospital
Sechrest's
Vance Anderson Burrage
Whiteoak Street
Brewer Nursing Home
Winston- Salem
Mr. Burrage
Concord
Nannie Hathcock
Burrage
High Point
Snow Lumber Company
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
A. P. Ruth
Greensboro
H. Wallace Joyce
Winston Salem
James Bray
Airy
Oscar Young
Rockingham
Hubert L. Parker
Spencer
Kenny Parker
Tom Russell
Washington, D. C
Richard
Duke
Russell
Asheville
B. H. Goodale
Eben Goodale
Jacksonville
Fla
Harry Hawthorne
Emmanuel Lutheran
Funeral services for Walter A. McCuiston
Walter Alexander McCuiston 58 died in a Durham hospital Saturday night after a four year decline and two weeks critical illness. Funeral held at Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church with Rev W H Walton and Elder V V Williard officiating. Interment in church cemetery. pallbearers Carl Edward McCuiston Eugene Beck Joe Shaw Joe Dean Charles Payne Kenneth Payne. Retired merchant of Route 1 High Point.
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Walter A. McCuiston
Walter Alexander McCuiston
Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church
W. H. Walton
V. V. Williard
Primitive Baptist Church
Carl Edward McCuiston
Eugene Beck
Joe Shaw
Joe Dean
Charles Payne
Kenneth Payne
McCuiston
High Point
Durham
Prayer for today displaces hate and anger in heart
Prayer asks to dispel hate and anger this moment and stay humble and loving. It seeks to keep the speaker on the path of love under Jesus Christ’s guidance, avoiding spiteful words and offensive manners. The author is James W. Kennedy, rector of Christ Episcopal Church in Lexington, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
James W. Kennedy
Lexington
Christ Episcopal Church
Illa Estelle Cline Coggins dies at 65 in Lexington
Mrs Illa Estelle Cline Coggins 65 widow of W Cicero Coggins died yesterday afternoon at her daughter Mrs Bernard Lanier's home in Lexington. She leaves four daughters two sons three brothers two half brothers one half sister and 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at Chandler Grove Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 pm with burial in church cemetery. Body to La nier home 1236 Fairview Drive Lexington.
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New London
George
Luther Cline
Albany
Grady Cline
Salisbury
Jeff
Mack Ivey Cline
Gold Hill
Elbert Plyler
Chandler Grove Methodist Church
Carrier Boys To Be Guests of Show
Enterprise Newsboys will be invited guests of The C A Stevens Shows tomorrow night at 7 o clock. The boys will meet at the show grounds promptly at 7 and be met by show officials. They will tour rides and various places of amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Immaculate Heart of Mary School Building Permit
Immaculate Heart of Mary School receives a permit for an addition at 500 Mont lieu Avenue. The project is valued at 70 620 dollars and funding covers new construction costs for the school facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Heart of Mary School
Montlieu Avenue
Isolated Showers May Reach Area
The weatherman forecasts isolated thundershowers Wednesday afternoon disrupting a sunny hot spell. Today and tomorrow stay hot with a 95 degree high today and 92 tomorrow. Tonight lows near 68 after 65 last night.
Local defendants receive sentences for trespassing and assault
In Municipal Court, Earl Palmer 17 received four months on the roads for forcible trespass in a Maybelle Nixon room incident. Rufus Maddox 28 got eight months for forcible trespass and drunkenness, plus 30 days for multiple drunkenness. Foy Leach 31 received 12 months on the roads after an assault charge, bond set on appeal. Woodrow Stack 31 had an eight month term suspended on good behavior and costs for a razor injury. Additional cases include Isom 38 with two 60 day suspensions and $100 fines, Worthy 16 with a six month suspended sentence for venereal treatment, Heath 20 found guilty on traffic lines with costs, and an appeal pending for an unspecified driver.
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Earl
Palmer
Maybelle Nixon
East Washington Street
Rufus Maddox
Underhill Street
Foy Leach
Fourth Street
Lila Mae Leach
Hoover Street
Leach
Woodrow Stack
Mangum Avenue
Stack
James Anderson Bundy
Rawley Farm Road
Thomas Marshall Isom
Isom
Shirley Worthy
Beamon Alley
Fred Lee Heath
Greensboro
Heath
Coroner Rules No Inquest Necessary
Thomasville police announced no inquest will be held into the death of Arthur Walker, an elderly man who died four hours after release from jail on a drunkenness charge. Coroner Dr. David Plummer concurred the cause to be a stomach disorder, while police continue a poison whiskey inquiry and await lab results on stomach specimens.
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Thomasville
Paul M. Shore
Shore
David . Plummer
Arthur Walker
Plummer
Walker
Ferree Estates Incorporation Formed in Asheboro
A new Asheboro real estate firm, Ferree Estates Inc, received a certificate of incorporation from Secretary of State Thad Eure yesterday. Authorized capital stock is 100000 dollars with 300 dollars stock subscribed by A S Ferree and Earl D Ferree, both of Asheboro.
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Asheboro
Ferree Estates, Inc
Thad Eure
A. S. Ferree
Earl D. Ferree
Red Cross Leaders Vote To Join United Fund in High Point
High Point Red Cross chapter voted unanimously to join the United Fund, becoming the first local agency outside Community Chest groups to participate. The move follows the fund plan adopted last month, with a committee to finalize contract details. The Red Cross, a quasi governmental organization, plans larger local fundraising to support disaster relief service to families of service members and other programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
American Red Cross
United Fund
Afsenae
Red Cross
Department of Defense
National Red Cross Blood Program
North Carolina
United Funds
K. C. Lattimer
Atlanta
Ralph Harmond
W. E. Mitchell
Thomasville to Count Traffic At Rail Crossings
City officials announce two new vehicle recording machines will tally traffic at railroad crossings to guide street planning. Police Chief Shore says counts will aid stop sign placement, school pedestrian safety, and paving decisions across Thomasville. The devices record vehicles over 1000 pounds and can total 24 hours or 1 hour intervals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Everett W. Schadt
Paul M. Shore
Schadt
Atyo
Council
Shore
Moon
Dillon
RSS
Antici
Ment
Man Refused Trash Dumping Permission
Firemen answered a blaze in the 100 block of Underhill Street started by store owner J C Henley who said he was refused permission to unload at the City dump. City officials said wet garbage requires a permit at Prospect Street while dry trash may be dumped without one.
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J. C. Henley
City
Underhill Street
City Public Works Department
Prospect Street
Winston-Salem Road
Southern Railroad
Kivett Drive
1405
King Street
Elizabeth Carter
Kearns Named Head of C D Parks and Recreation Unit
High Point former mayor Amos R. Kearns was named chairman of the parks and recreation committee of the Board of Conservation and Development in Morehead City. He also joined the Commerce and Industry committee led by Robert M. Hanes of Winston Salem. The Parks Committee was revised to include recreation and travel, signaling a possible shift of the Travel Bureau to that division.
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High Points
Amos R. Kearns
Parks and Recreation
Board of Conservation and Development
Morehead City
Kearns
Commerce and Industry
Robert M. Hanes
Winston Salem
Parks Committee
Recreation and Travel
Department
Funeral Rites for Reid and Saunders Add Local Obits
Reid, a former city resident, died Friday in Greenville. Survivors include three sisters and one brother. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at Haizlip's Funeral Home with Rev. J. E Melton officiating. Saunders, of Waterbury, Conn., died Friday. services at Haizlip's Chapel Wednesday at 4 p.m. conducted by Rev. T. O. Bass. Survivors include wife Emma Saunders a daughter Lillian Good and sister Alma Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Reid
Greenville
Alberta White
Jessie Cunningham
Brooklyn
N.Y
Mable Monroe
Toledo
Ohio
Albert Reid
Will Saundes
Wait Rbury
Conn
Haizlip’s Chapel
T. O. Bass
Emma Saunders
Lillian Good
Waterbury
Alma Springs
High Point
Alpha Art Club hosts lawn gathering for members and guests
Mesdames O. E. Davis and L. B. Cartright entertained Alpha Art Club members, husbands, and friends on the Davis lawn. After games, guests enjoyed a well arranged refreshment table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
O. E. Davis
L.B. Cartright
Alpha Art Club
Legion Bus Trip To Atlantic Beach Set For August
The annual American Legion bus trip to Atlantic Beach South Carolina will depart August 7. Reservations must be in by August 1 and inquiries should be directed to H M Kirkpatrick May Coleman or M G Simmons at listed contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Atlantic Beach
S. C
H. M. Kirkpatrick
May Coleman
M. G. Simmons
Club to Meet The Pastor's Aid Circle
The Pastor's Aid Circle of Emmanuel Baptist Church will gather Friday at 8 p.m. at Maggie Haizlip's home, 228 Hobson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Maggie Haizlip
Hobson
Man Charged Over Mistreatment of Boy in Hobart
Hobart, August town police arrested 25 year old Hobart resident Ragewell of 279 Young Street on a charge of mistreating a six year old boy. Bond set at $500. Hearing scheduled in Municipal Court on August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Ragewell
Young Street
Ashwell
Guilford approves tax rate cut and budget increase
Guilford County Commissioners formalized a 1953-54 tax rate reduction from 71 to 70 cents and approved a total budget of 6,420,247 dollars, about 288,127 higher than last year, with a 29,000 rise in capital outlay and a 50,000 saving to taxpayers from the one-cent cut. The board also set district taxes and deferred milk-bid decisions while approving a full-time county forester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Guilford
General Fund
W. F. Hester
Hester
High Point
Greater Greensboro
Bessemer Sanitary District
Allen Jay
Jamestown
Countty
Continuances Clear Court In Thomasville
In Thomasville, most cases were continued in the Recorders Court. Miles Williams Sims of Marsh Ville appealed two judgments for drunken driving and violating prohibition laws, with bonds set at $300. He received six months on the roads suspended for 12 months, and must surrender his license for a year and pay $100 plus costs. A second judgment on the prohibition charge was suspended upon paying half the court costs. Billy Hill of Davidson County had prayer for judgment continued six months for reckless driving with conditions. Herbert H. Southern was fined $25 for speeding 70 mph plus costs. a prohibition charge against Southern was not pressed with leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Sims
Billy Hill
Davidson County
Herbert H. Southern
Southern
Real estate transfers list various city lots and tracts
Realty transfers show numerous deeds between individuals and couples for parcels around Montheu Avenue Circle Drive Will-O-Heights Brentwood Terrace Oak Hill Forest Brentwood School Park Hill Forest Eastern Park Modlin land Cruthisland and Highway 29. Names include T E Strickland James H Akers Thelma Brun ty Perry Culler Jr Nannie Hedge R J Hunt Roderick Reece John Hughes Willie James Copley Dorothy Hag Evelwee Buchanan Bertha Cox Wall Bessie Cox Myers Max L Collins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Strickland
J. H. McGiboney
Montheu Avenue
Circle Drive
James H. Akers
Thelma Brunty
Will-O-Heights
Perry Culler, Jr
Bessie Long
Brentwood Terrace
R. R. Wright
Percy Barber
Oak Hill Forest
Nannie R. Hedge
Robert L. Grogan
D. H. Cole
R. J
Jamestown Township
Bessie Cox Myers
Bertha Cox Wall
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Polio Center
U. S. Army and Air Force
Oak View Citizens State Community
Vance A. Burrage
Mrs
Illa Coggins
Carrier Boys
Asheboro Real Estate Firm Incorporated
C&d Parks and Recreation Unit
Legion
High Point Township
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