Milk Fund drive yields five hundred eighty dollars
Public Good Talk Drive totals five hundred eighty dollars and fifty cents as donations flood in for a milk fund. The Junior Service sponsors report strong community support helping underprivileged children obtain milk, described as essential nourishment. The list includes many local donors such as Virginia Ragsdale Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Amos among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Smith
Ee Ballet
Virginia Ragsdale Cox
Johnnie Lohr
Shebes
Jackie Spencer
el Fae
Frank B
C. L. Amos
W. R. Campwilbur Jones
Cea Veewads
Roger, Jr
Ed- Pee
Esabeth Casey
Valette J. Harris
Cusaewere
Martha Anne Mendenhall
Mendenhall
Emmett Sumner, Jr
Bill Sumner
A. B. Henley
Eleanor Powell
Jimmy
Bobby Blair
Sandy Mendenhall
George Campbell, Jr
Powell
Paul J Hedrick of Thomasville Dies of Injuries
Paul J Hedrick 25 of Thomasville died in a Fayetteville hospital after an automobile accident near Camp Lejeune Saturday night. He was a Heidelberg Reformed Church member, survived by wife Jessie Thornburg Hedrick two daughters Esther and Evelyn and several relatives. Funeral set for Wednesday at Heidelberg Reformed with Rev. Palmer and Rev. Ridge officiating. Interment Fairgrove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Paul J. Hedrick
Fayetteville
Camp Lejeune
O. J. Hedrick
Jennie Manuel Hedrick
Heidelberg Reformed Church
Jessie Thornburg Hedrick
Esther
Evelyn Hedrick
Eva Hedrick
Dan Hedrick
Earl Bell
Lewis Hartman
Audrey
Rhetta Hedrick
Leonard Street
J. A. Palmer
C. FE. Ridge
Fairgrove Cemetery
Fourteen Men From Board 4 Sent to Fort Bragg Induction
Fourteen Negroes left Draft Board No 4 this morning for induction into the U S Army at Fort Bragg. Names include James Edgar Johnson Eddie Neely Velvet LeGrand William Boulware James Walker Isom Collen Tobe Ingram William Edward Johnson Ferney Lee Dennis Theodore Robbins William Thomas Chatham James Jeter Robert Arthur Sturges Horace Franklin Williams James Talmadge Dockery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Fort Bragg
James Edgar Johnson
Eddie Neely
Velvet LeGrand
William Boulware
James Walker Isom
Collen Tobe Ingram
William Edward Johnson
Ferney Lee Dennis
Theodore Robbins
William Thomas Chatham
James Jeter
Robert Arthur Sturges
Horace Franklin Williams
James Talmadge Dockery
Triangle Thought on Body Mind and Spirit by W A Bivins
A compact reflection on wholeness and balance among body mind and spirit. The piece likens mind to a three sided triangle with Body Mind and Spirit and warns against neglect of any part. It cites conscious and subconscious thought and quotes Tennys prelude to In Memoriam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Tennyson
Masons Hold a Dinner Session At Temple Here
The Numa F. Reid Lodge 344 A F and A M met in a 6 30 pm dinner session with about 100 members. Severn Regar spoke on The Origin of Masonry and Its Growth Through the Years. At 8 pm the Master Mason s degree was conferred on three candidates with visitors from Winston Salem Greensboro and Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numa F. Reid Lodge
A. F
A. M
Severn Regar
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Thomasville
Roller Skater Hurt When Hit by Auto
Richard Turner an eight year old roller skater was knocked to the pavement on Franklin street after a collision with a car driven by seventeen year old Richard C. Chatham. He was taken to a local hospital with head injuries and no charges were filed against the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Turner
Franklin Street
Turner
Richard C. Chatham
Former High Point Man Dies in Raleigh
Robert B. Midgette of Raleigh formerly lived in High Point where he worked with the Winston-Salem Southbound Railway offices. He died at his Raleigh home late yesterday. Surviving are his widow and two sons Willard and Bobby. Funeral services will be held at his Raleigh home with interment in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Midgette
Raleigh
High Point
Winston
Small May Fire Loss Report in High Point
High Point fire department reports May losses totaling 206 dollars with 8 150 dollars in buildings and contents at risk. Physical hazards caused 12 fires and personal hazards eight. Per capita loss for May stands at one hundredth of a cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Couple Arrested Here for Bigamy
Sadie Linville and George P Griffin were arrested yesterday and charged with bigamy. The warrant states Linville was married to John Linville when she married Griffin, and Griffin knew Linville had a husband. Griffin lives at 200 East Russell Street and Linville at 433 South Main. Bond set at 300 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Linville
George P
Griffin
Linville
John Linville
East Russell Street
South Main
Graham Urges U. S. To Join Peace Body
Dr Frank P Graham president of the University of North Carolina urges the United States to join an association of nations for world peace during commencement exercises for 384 Woman's College graduates in Greensboro The report notes a Tokyo motion picture about the life of late actor Ganjiro Nakamura with his son cast in the role
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Association of Nations
Woman's College
Tokyo
Ganjiro Nakamura
Japan
Nakamura
Y M C A Pioneers Training for Youth in High Point
The article recalls the YMCA's mission to train young men in body mind and spirit and to provide wholesome association. John R Mott helped spread the YMCA globally as a religious social service and goodwill agency. Edgar Hartley, active in High Point for about 21 years, has promoted Christian manhood and worked with boys and adults, making the city better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Mott
Orient
Y.M.C.A
America
Edgar Hartley
Cambridge
Baltimore
Washington
N. C
High Point
Carrick Sheds Light on Surnames at Exchange Club
Dr. D B Carrick entertained Exchange Club members with a talk tracing surname origins from the Norman Conquest. He outlined four name sources occupations personal nicknames and spot names and discussed how given names became surnames. The event included remarks on the NC State Exchange Clubs convention in Durham June 21 and visitors Fe lix Brockmann Lester Stevens Jr Glenn Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Carrick
Exchange Club
Jack Dunn
John
Henry
Richard
North Carolina State Exchange Clubs
Durham
Feix Brockmann
Charleston
S. C
Lester Stevens
Glenn Madison
Lexington
Funeral Rites Held for Howell R Kyser Prominent Attorney
Funeral service for Howell R Kyser a well known local attorney who died at home after a long illness was conducted from his residence. Rev Lee F Tuttle led the service with active pallbearers and honorary attendees from Rotary Masonic Davidson and Thomasville groups plus local associations. Interment was in the City cemetery. The Jamestown memorial service for Miss Mary Cook Smith was held at Jamestown Methodist Church with Pallbearers named and music by Dorothy Hoskins. Interment followed at Deep River Friends church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Howell R. Kyser
Lee F. Tuttle
Tor
Main Street Methodist Church
J. Walter Lambeth
D. A
Shey Fred B. Gray
W. Harry Curlee
J. Glenn Pennington
R. M. Cooksey
Rotary Club
Masonic Lodge
Davidson County
C. H. Newby
Walter Newby
Grover H. Jones
High Point
Mary Cook Smith
Jamestown
Julius Green
Edward Wicke
Dorothy Hoskins
Lucy Vickery Webster
Deep River Friends Church
Funeral services for Ernest Tadlock held at Pilgrim Holiness
Funeral services for Ernest Edgar Tadlock of 412 Kern Street were conducted at Pilgrim Holiness Church Sunday at 4 30 by Rev W L Cockman and Rev E L Kyser. Pallbearers included Pate Stewart Inman Stewart J W Luther Johnnie Jones A A Hipp and Ernest Byerly. Music by a vocal trio and quartet complemented by Opal Lucas at the piano. Interment in City Cemetery. Flowers by Reed Street Baptist intermediate Sunday school class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest EB. Tadlock
Thomasville
Ernest Edgar Tadlock
Kern Street
Pilgrim Holiness Church
W. L. Cockman
E. L. Kyser
Pate Stewart
Inman Stewart
J. W. Luther
Johnnie Jones
A. A. Hipp
Ernest Byerly
Bessie Hedrick
Mae Weisner
Mmss Wilma Lee Hedrick
Richard Rogers
Jas. Ellis
D. B. Lucas
Opal Lucas
Reed Street Baptist Church
City
OPA Meetings Set In County Building Courtroom
A large gathering of hardware, furniture and automobile dealers plus service agents will meet Wednesday at 8 PM in the County building courtroom to hear D C Goff an OPA price analyst discuss price regulations. Service station operators convene tonight at 7 30 PM with an OPA representative covering gasoline rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Stanton Held On Larceny And Embezzlement Charges
Francis M. Stanton a 38 year old resident of 409 West High street was held in city jail on 4000 bond on embezzlement and larceny charges after plainclothes officers stopped him at his home as he tried to flee. He allegedly stole a truck on May 27 with M J Kivett and shipped produce to Winston-Salem then sold it for 865 and abandoned the truck valued at 1500. He later traveled to Lakeland Florida spending all but 16 dollars. Bond was set at 3000 for embezzlement and 1000 for larceny with trial slated for Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Stanton
West_High street
Stanton
M. J. Kivett
Kivett
Sherrod Street
Winston-Salem
Lakeland
Fla
Humane Society Holds Meeting at Mrs Harris Home
The High Point Humane Society met Monday evening at 1030 Rockford Road in the home of president Mrs Valette J Harris. About thirty members attended with City Manager Roy S Braden expressing support for animal welfare and a dog pound. Roosevelt broadcast heard at 8 30 and committees appointed for officers and bird recordings discussed by J A Eshelman with veterinarians Dr A C Jones and Dr P C McLain present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Humane Societ
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
Roy S. Braden
Roosevelt
F. Huntley Edwards
C. , Rhodes
C. C. Prince
J. A. Eshelman
Eshelman
Department of Ornithology
Cornell University
Americas
Society
A. C. Jones
P. C. McLain
Bible Study Class Meets Wednesday Afternoon
The Stevens Bible Study Class will gather at 3 o clock Wednesday afternoon with Mrs P e Nixon at 1006 Lindsay Street. Prayer will be offered for the success of the invasion in Europe and Mrs C 8 Gray son will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
P. E Nixon
Lindsay Street
Europe
Grayson
Meeting Postponed by Commonwealth Agricultural Society
The Commonwealth Agricultural Society postponed its meeting tonight at Rose Furniture Company. Mrs. Sherwood Forrest announced the delay and said a new meeting date would be set later due to the ongoing invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Agricultural Society
Rose Furniture Company
Sherwood Forrest
Workers Quit Over Radio Cutoff at Tomlinson Company
About 25 workers in the back and arm department on West High street walked out this morning after 8 o clock in protest of management. A spokesman said the walkout followed a denial of radio use to hear news of the Allied invasion of Europe. The radio was granted then turned down and finally discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Company
West High Street
Europe
YMCA to observe 100th anniversary meeting
The YMCA marks its 100th anniversary with a 7:30 p m gathering at the YMCA building. Harold Gibbardt presides with Guy Kinney as host. Speakers include Harry G Bell Rev O L Easter and Chaplain James Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Harold Gibbardt
Elm Street
Gray Club
Guy Kinney
Industrial Club
Harry G. Bell
O. L. Easter
James Taylor
Ada Blair School
Frank Tucker
W. C. Livingston
Legion Meeting Sets Tonight Officer Elections
The American Legion post holds a meeting at 7 30 PM in the Legion hall arcade building to elect officers and conduct other important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion Fh
Fifth War Loan Drive Plans Laid Out In High Point
Preparations for the Fifth War Loan drive include film showings of Life Lines sponsored by Civitan under Blake Thompson. Civic clubs and organizations are contacted to arrange showings, while billboards and posters are funded by local businesses and banks across High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Life Lines
Civitan Club
Blake Thompsson
Page Harris
G. C. Smith Deal
Myrtle Desk Com Beeson Hardware Company
State Telephone Company
H Point
Thomasville and den Railroad
Mendenhausen
Smart
Old Carolina Theater
Ingramiture Company
C. L. Amos
Y.M.C.A
Woodmen Camp Invites Members and Visitors Tuesday
Woodmen of the World Piedmont Camp No 6 meets every Tuesday night at the lodge hall The membership urges attendance and all visiting sovereigns are cordially invited John T Bruton Consul Commander
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Piedmont Camp No. 6
John T. Bruton
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Leonard Street 1
Aspiri
L. C
Nat Walker
Walgreen
Rogers Paint Store
DR. J. GC. McCoy
Security Bank
Main ST
Wells
Tlam
Ted
Highet City
Ward Street
Board 4
Bragg
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
Downs Manville
North Main Street
Junior Service League
W. A. Bivins
William Blake
George Williams
England
Young Men's Christian Association
London
AACL
Temple
Graham
U. S
Peace Body
Dr. Carrick
Howell KR
Kyser
OPA
N. S
Humane Society
Harris
Legion Meeting
Edgar ©. Johnson
Financial Seey
Thomas
Chiropractor
High St
Max Bones
ORKIN
Orkin Com
Lon
Contry
Aiscorn
Nate
Gsvinge
Contro
Ces
Sears, Roebuck and CO
North Main St
High Point, N. C
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