Army Recruiter Signs Up Seven During Month
The Army recruiting station at the Post Office building announced seven area men enlisted in May. Otis L. Moore of High Point Route 2, Donald R. Beck of Unity Street Thomasville, Wayne D. Myers of E Barker Avenue High Point, June C. Carter Route 1 Linwood May, Lan L. Andrews 412 Friddle St High Point, George R. Wells Em erywood Apts High Point, and Add Roby Dorsett Route 2 Lex-
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Army
Post Office
Otis L. Moore
High Point
Donald R. Beck
Unity Street
Thomasville
Wayne D. Myers
E. Barker
June C. Carter
Linwood
Maylan L. Andrews
Friddle St
George R. Wells
Emerywood Apts
Add Roby Dorsett
Lex
Yates Reunion Set for Sunday at Reynolds Park Winston-Salem
The Yates reunion plans a Sunday gathering at Reynolds Park in Winston-Salem area. Lunch is scheduled to be served at 1 p.m.
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Ena Vates Benity
Reynolds Park
Winston-Salem
Aldermen pictured left to right
The Aldermen are Millard Wright, Max Hinshaw, A. L. Henderson, Lee Smith and Paul Bell in a photographed group. Photobird Richardson credits the image.
Reddick Family Reunion Marks 83rd Birthday
The Reddick family reunion is set for Sunday June 9 at the Marietta Clubhouse on old Thomasville Road. The event celebrates Mrs. J. S. Reddick turning 83. A picnic lunch will be served at 1 o clock.
Hinson Speaks To AB Club On Government
City Manager T E Hinson addressed the High Point American Business Club discussing city government phases. The club heard Taylor Simpson named as a member and Rochelle recognized for Red Cross work. Milton Gupton became treasurer as Jim Thompson moves to Raleigh. Harold Amos won attendance prize and Lee Sherrill the jackpot.
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T. E. Hinson
High Point American Business Club
Hinson
Taylor Simpson
Rochelle
National Fund
Red Cross
Milton Gupton
Jim Thompson
Raleigh
Harold Amos
Lee Sherrill
Unclear Fragment on American Authors Survey
Fragmentary text cites a national survey by Columbia University ranking all American authors. No further context, names, dates, or details are readable to identify individuals or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Court Rejects Sympathy for Dunbar in Court
Frank W. Dunbar, brought before Judge Byron Haworth on three old failure-to-comply charges, was sentenced on two new counts. He faces 50 50 in fines and a 4 month term for hit-and-run and reckless driving. Court previously granted time to pay after a family report noted a broken leg. A second case mentions William charged with drunkenness and prohibition violations.
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Tryon Street
Frank W. Dunbar
Byron Haworth
Dunbar
Dulbar
William
Host ejects visitor with butt of gun
A 32 year old Grace Street man, Warren L. Woolard, was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after a visitor was struck with a shotgun butt and taken to Memorial Hospital where 12 stitches were required for a scalp laceration on Clyde Leonard Sr. He posted 500 bond and faces a Municipal Court hearing on June 14. In a separate case, Lawrence Williamson, 20, of Bynum Street, was booked for assault on a female, released under 100 bond.
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Grace Street
Warren L. Woolard
Clyde T. Leonard Sr
Wrenn Street
Memorial Hospital
Leonard
Woolard
Speee
Cea
Lawrence Williamson
Bynum Street
Williamson
Mildred Davis
YMCA Secretary Addresses Civitan on Youth Health
High Point Civitan Club heard YMCA secretary discuss fitness as a problem for today’s youth in a push button age. Reece Felts presided with Dr. Bill Campbell introducing. Attendance prizes went to J. D. Ross and Dr. George Meyer.
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High Point Civitans
Max
YMCA
Reece Felts
Bill Campbell
J. D. Ross
George Meyer
Road Requests Hearing Set For June 13 In Ninth Division
THOMASVILLE The next public hearing in the Ninth Highway Division to receive road requests will be held June 13 at 10 a.m. Gray of Winston-Salem said requests will be taken from any of the counties in the district which includes Davidson Davie Forsyth Rowan and Stokes.
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Thomasville
Gray
Winston-Salem
Davidson
Davie
Forsyth
Rowan
Stokes
Chair City Man Accused of Theft
Alfred Workman, 51, of Kendall Street in Thomasville, jailed on larceny and receiving charges in connection with a theft of washing powder and floor wax valued at seven dollars. He has not posted bond since Monday's arrest. The items were taken May 31 from Walter Workman's Kendall Street home.
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Thomasville
Alfred Workman
Kendall Street
Assault Charges Against Two In Thomasville
Police last night arrested James Makupson 30 of Oak Street on a complaint by Sarah Makupson and released him on bond until trial June 21. Vernon Hunt 35 free on bond until trial June 14 was arrested on a complaint by Audrey Hunt.
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Thomasville
James Makupson
Oak Street
Sarah Makupson
Vernon Hunt
Audrey Hunt
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Randle Man
Carl King
P. H
Pat) Martin
Reddick
Bible School
Cecil’s
Harris Pharmacy
Beth
AB Club
Duke Power Company
S. Main ST
Civitan Club
Amco Steel Fence CO
Studebakers
Goodyear
Bakers
Goodyear Service Store
North Main
Hiatt Tire Company
W. Green ST
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