Salvation Army Worker Addison Dies at 68 in Winston
Addison a former Salvation Army clerk and floral worker died last night in a Winston-Salem nursing home at age 68. He had previously lived in Jetsey and served nine years in the British Army, later working locally before his death. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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Addison
The
Salva
Winlem
Collins
Memorial Hospital
Jetsey
Winston
United States
Adm
Sal- Army
Hillia Memorial Baptist Mends Hold Monthly Bible Class Meeting
Young Men's Bible class of Hillia Memorial Baptist met last Thursday at P. Everette Jr home with Saunders presiding. A session followed with hostess Mrs Grubb serving refreshments. The class meets Sundays at 9 45 at Edgewood Church with teacher Farmer inviting visitors for temporary sessions and assistance in Henry VIII era context.
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I Young Men's Bible
Hillia Memorial Baptist
P. Everette , Jr
Saunders
Grubb
Edgewood
Farmer
Hit and Run Case Costs Scarce Over $600
George Scarce of 2107 East Green Street was ordered to pay 500 damages to Lillian Varner after a hit and run. He also faced a 100 fine for drunken driving and 25 jury costs. Waldo Crawford received a six month suspended sentence for carrying a concealed weapon with conditions. The jury failed to reach a verdict in Paul Medlin’s mortgage disposal case. Emery Eugene Collier was convicted of operating a lottery and speeding. Ten assault defendants at Highland Cotton mills had their cases continued due to a crowded docket. A separate notice mentions a transparent plastic bathing suit on display at an international textile expo near New York.
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George Scarce
East Green Street
Lillian Varner
Scarce
D. C. MacRae
Waldo Crawford
Daniel Brooks Apts
Paul Medlin
Medlin
Edmont Auto Company
Emery Eugene Collier
Greensboro
Highland Cotton Mills
John Bailey
Nora Collins
Illiam Sheen
Ruth Rollins
Radie Underwood
Louis,Tomlin
Vivian Field
Eugene Tate
Freddie Mabe
Alfred Taylor
Dairying Firms Grow North Carolina Economy Says Raleigh Expert
L. L. Ray of Raleigh told Rotary that Guilford County shifted from cotton to dairy income exceeding one million dollars annually, and NC dairy revenue more than doubled to about 70 million. He noted Dairy Month and praised NC State College dairy work, High Point plants, and local dairies. Local clubs hosted lectures on world unity and dairy science.
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Guilford County
North Carolina
L. L. Ray
Raleigh
Rotary Club
Ray
North Carolina Dairy Products Association
Lynwood Smith
Grady Morgan
Gibson Ice Cream Company
Cloverbrand
Lindale Dairies
Gibson Company
North Carolina State College
America
High Point
Lions Cluber
Revny Carl A. Grimm
First Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Lions Club
Sheraton
Wisconsin
United States
Grimm
Jack Furgurson
Kiwanis
W. M. Roberts
Dairy
State College
Sheraton Hotel
Arnold J. Kooney
Dr. Roberts
Europe
Roberts
Walter F. Hester, Jr
Robert M. Johnson
W. R. Lipton
Daytona Beach
Fla
H. W. Dicekrson
Hunter Dalton
Reid Terry
Negotiations Fail in Highland Cotton Mill Strike
A meeting between union leaders and Highland Cotton mill officials failed to resolve the dispute keeping about 300 workers from their jobs for ten days. The main issue is overtime pay calculations under a new contract. About 75 percent of TWUA CIO members did not return to work after contract expiry. Brewe r said further settlement talks will be pursued.
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Highland Cotton
Seth Brewer
U. S. Labor Department
Brewer
TWUA
CIO
Commencement at Carolina Opens With Record 1200 Graduates
CHAPEL HILL June 1 The 153rd University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill commencement begins with class day exercises as a record number of about 1200 graduates seek degrees. Alumni registration opens 9 AM at the Carolina Inn with a class day luncheon at 1 PM in Lenoir Hall. The Saturday night program includes Fetzer anniversary dinner at 7 PM, class reunions for the classes of 41 42 43 and 44, and a reception and dance in Woollen Gym. The commencement sermon Sunday will be given by Dr Paul L Lehmann of Yale University.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina At
Carolina Inn
Pine Room
Lenoir Hall
Library Science School
Robert A. Fetzer
University
Woollen Gymnasium
Death by own action over quarrel ends with tragic misunderstanding
James Hughes, 24, leaped from a bridge into the French Broad river after a quarrel with his father Jesse Hughes over money matters. The father died next day from a cerebral hemorrhage, not from the fall. Police said no arrest was planned.
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Aheville
James Hughes
French Broad River
Asheville
Jesse Hughes
James
Hughes
P. R. Terry
Time zones and schedule changes guidance
Eastern standard time applies. For central standard subtract one hour, for mountain and pacific subtract two hours. Some stations adjust relay times locally. Last minute program changes cannot be included.
Saturday Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
Radio listings detail assorted programs from 6:00 pm to midnight including music acts such as Vaughn Monroe, Jan August, and Jimmy Blair, dramas like Life of Riley and Deal in Crime, and late night quizzes and news. Local CBS ABC schedule entries show varied entertainment and talk shows across time slots.
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Rockies
Nbe
Cba
Boston
Cecil Brown
Nbe Word
Hank Larrabee
Hawaii Calle
Robert Q. Lewis
Che
Jean Sablon
Cbe
F. H. LaGuardia
Riley
Vaughn Monroe
Cbs Better Half
Bill Goodwin
Cbs
Mighty Casey
Mbs
Judy Canova
Hollywood
Cbs Chicago Theater of the Air
Grand Ole Opry
Sweeney
ABC
Jimmy Blair
Chittison
Harry Wismer
No Error Found In Labor Leader Case
North Carolina Supreme Court rejects appeal by Philip Milton Koritz labor leader and three co-defendants over jury list discrimination claims. Koritz receives twelve month sentence for resisting a police officer. Cal Roberson Jones ten months. Margaret Degraffenreid eight months. Betty Keels Williams acquitted. Chief Justice Stacy notes no reversible error evident in record.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Forsyth County
Philip Milton Koritz
Piedmont Leaf ‘Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
Koritz
Cal Roberson Jones
Margaret Degraffenreid
Betty Keels Williams
Stacy
Snider Clan Reunion Planned in Denton
Family descendants of the late Mr and Mrs Solomon Snider gather at the home of Mr and Mrs John A Reavis 991 Arch Street for a Sunday reunion with a noon picnic lunch. All descendants are invited to attend and bring baskets of food.
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Solomon Snider
Denton
John A. Reavis
Arch Street
Setzer Re zoning Action Postponed
City council adjourned meeting again deferred action on E F E Setzer request for re zoning at the request of Setzer's attorney. The issue will be taken up at the next regular meeting. Setzer's $25 000 hosiery finishing plant on Fast avenue lies on the city limits with 25 feet of the structure within the city in a class A residential zone.
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E. FE
No Charge Against Local Truck Driver
Reidsville report says Lynn of Trinity and High Point the truck driver in a fatal accident near here Wednesday was not to blame. No charges were filed. The crash killed 16 year old Jesse Barber and left three other boys seriously injured when their car struck the High Point operated truck.
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Reidsville
Ons Lynn
Trinity
High Point
Jesse Barber
Rt 4 Resident Faces Two Traffic Charges
Stanton Sechrest 45 of Route 4 was arrested for operating an automobile while intoxicated and driving without a license. He is held on $500 bond with trial set for Monday. Oscar Mitchell 54 of 811 Park Street was charged with abandonment and non support by his wife and is held on $300 bond with trial also set for Monday.
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Stanton Sechrest
Route 4
Oscar Mitchell
Park Street
Mitchell
Auctioneer Contest Set For Tobacco Expo
A world tobacco auctioneer title contest will be held here during the North Carolina tobacco exposition and festival on August 14 and 15. Both amateur and professional champions will be chosen.
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Wilson
North Carolina
Jaycees Made Responsible At Air Show
J T Martin chair of the Greensboro High Point airport authority assigns full liability to the Jaycees for any damages at the air show sponsored by the Jaycees and Guilford county slot's association on July 27. The show must be run by those groups with insurance and must not rely on discount arrangements with touring professional flyers. Proceeds from the event will fund the yee project to build a lighted softball park.
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J.T. Martin
Greensboro-High Point Airport Authority
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Guilford County
Airport Authority
Jaycees
Jim Clontz
Claude O'Brien
Pilot's Association
Firemen Plan Annual Memorial Service Monday
The High Point Firemen's Association will hold its annual memorial service Sunday at 2:30 PM in the Paramount theater. Rev. Hardin Jr. of West Memorial Methodist church will lead, with a memorial address, two hymns, a Mildred Crowder solo, and DeKoven’s Recessional by a mixed quartet.
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High Point Firemen
Paramount Theater
Hardin, Jr
West Memorial Methodist Church
Firemen’s Association
Hardin
Mildred Crowder
DeKoven
Miss Crowder
Roy Padgett
Gilbert Gray
Robert Sexton
Ralph Tilden
Model Airplane Meet Set for Sunday at High Point Speedway
The second annual free flight model air meet will be held Sunday June 8 from morning to 5 30 pm at the High Point Speedway on highway 311 between High Point and Winston Salem. About 150 contestants expected, 50 from outside. Around 500 planes may be entered. No spectator charges.
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High Point Speedway
Highway 311
High Point
Winston- Salem
North Carolina State Exchange Club
City Gets New 12 Ton Bulldozer For Public Works
City Manager Roy S Braden announced a new 12 ton bulldozer will be delivered Monday and go into service immediately by the public works department. The machine cost about 4300 dollars funded in this year’s budget.
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Roy S. Braden
Public Works Department
Charter Filed For Delbard Motors Inc
Secretary Thad Eure announced a charter of incorporation for Delbard Motors Inc a general motor business of High Point The authorized capital stock is 100000 dollars and the subscribed stock 300 dollars by Frank DeLuca A Peter DeLuca and A Bill Lombardi all of Greensboro.
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Thad Eure
Delbard Motors, Inc
High Point
Frank DeLuca
A. Peter DeLuca
Bill Lombardi
Greensboro
Seidman Furniture Survey Shows Production Gains
Seidman & Seidman report 1946 furniture industry net after tax profit at 6.95 percent of sales, up from 4.08 percent in 1945, with 1946 sales at 1,005 million dollars. First half of 1947 shows annualized volume near 1,300 million, but growth slowing. The analysis attributes prices to cost, notes labor costs drive price structure, and urges price alignment, prewar quality, streamlined production, and sales planning to stay competitive.
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Seidman & Seidman
Certified Public Accountants
U. S
Frank E. Seidman
Ike
Mike
Seidman
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