Fraternal Congress Held In High Point Friday
High Point hosts the State Fraternal Congress on Friday with representatives from Woodmen of the World Modern Woodmen of America Junior Order United American Mechanics Maccabees and Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle. State officers Nick Newberry Judge Barring ton Hill S Williams and others expected to attend with National Director Charles Hines and Hiram Melvin among speakers.
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High Point
Modern Woodmen of America
Junior Order
United American Mechanics, Maccabees
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Nick T. Newberry
Charlotte
Barrington T. Hill
Wadesboro
P. Williams
Albemarle
William Howard Carter
Goldsboro
Charles A. Hines
Greensboro
Hiram Melvin
Civic Center Receives Additional City Funding in Thomasville
The Civic Center Community Commission in Thomasville was allotted an extra 17 515 dollars to finish the center and buy new equipment, following an earlier 16 000 dollar appropriation. Kermit Cloniger and Hubert Henderson praised the move and said local firms will supply materials and labor whenever feasible as the September 1 opening remains planned.
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Thomasville
Civic Center Communityation Committee
Kermit Cloniger
Hubert Henderson
Morals case fines rulings from Judge Myatt
Judge J Myatt fined and separated a couple for fornication and adultery. Smith and Annie Bell Jones both of 135 West Russell Street face four month terms and costs. Mrs Eleanor Hartley of ja jailed under bond to face building code violations on city houses. Other cases include speeding fines and license violations with various costs.
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J. Myatt
Seal Sierce Sear Smith
Annie Bell Jones
West
Russell Street
Judge Myatt
Eleanor Hartley
Tobacco Estimates Point to Record Carryover Next Year
Greensboro report by the North Carolina Farm Bureau cites 1,199,000 acres of flue cured leaf expected to yield 1.4 billion pounds this year, with a 1.8 billion carryover from last year to July 1. Domestic consumption may rise to 775 million pounds while exports fall to 490 million.
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Greensboro
Seven
Agricultural Economics
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Textile contract reached in Greensboro union split case
Leaders of a revolt against the North Carolina Textile Workers Union of America CIO announced completion of the first contract for core workers who switched to the United Textile Workers AFL. The one year contract with UTW covers 603 workers, provides no wage increase, allows negotiations on 15 days notice, includes checkoff and minor seniority changes.
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Greensboro
North Carolina Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
United Textile Workers Cakees Maturing Co
Rock
Cs 603
UTW
AFL
Mrs Dane Guyer Hosts Miss Barbara Atkins Shower
Mrs Dane Guyer entertained at 1106 Forrest Avenue honoring Miss Barbara Atkins bride elect. Atkins will wed June 14 at Emmanuel Lutheran Church to Jack Ridge. Canasta prizes awarded to Miss Shirley Allred and Mrs P E Atkins. gifts showered on the honoree. hostess presented linen. corsage noted.
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Dane Guyer
Barbara Atkins
Dane
Forrest Avenue
Canasta
Shirley Allred
P. E. Atkins
Els
Www. M. Garner
Hismer
Ae Ridge
Atkins
Negro Leaders Jubilant Over Supreme Court School Segregation Case
Negro leaders said they are gratified the issue of racial segregation in public schools is squarely before the Supreme Court. The court accepted two test cases from Charleston and Topeka for oral argument next fall, signaling a potential ruling on constitutionality of segregation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charleston
D. C
Opeka
Kan
Aining
of Railroad
St. Louis-San Francisco
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Thurgood Marshall
NAACP
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
High Court
Church Schools Report Large Attendance on Opening Day
Heavy attendance reported at two churches with the Memorial Methodist and First Presbyterian school drawing 130 yesterday and 136 today. The Lutheran Lobel and the First Baptist Church provided data for the opening session, with figures available this morning.
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Memorial Methodist
First Presbyterian School
Lutheran Lobel
First Baptist Church
Communist casualties in first week of June report
The 8th Army announced Communist casualties for the first week of June were the lowest since mid February. UN figures put killed wounded or captured at 1,690 in patrol-type fights through the month with weather reducing action. limited air strikes hit Communist rails and supply vehicles in the far north.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Hardware convention in Charlotte hears NRAA address
About 500 delegates attend the two day 47th annual Hardware Association of the Carolinas meeting in Charlotte. L V Hugper Carl Miller of Kendallville Ind for the National Retail Hardware Association addresses the group. Board of directors met yesterday and a meeting of the Hard ware Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of the area was held last night.
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Charlotte
Hardware Association of the
Mrs Ross Davis Picnic Hostess Leads Church Guild Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist Church held its first meeting of the new guild year as a picnic on Lindsay Street with Mrs Davis hosting. Miss Mary Wall was elected president and Marie Rice was chosen as delegate to the Lake Junaluska conference June 27 to 29.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Davis
Lindsay Street
Mary Wall
Marie Rice
Lake Junaluska
Blanche Burgess
Lillie Mae Moore
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Kindred News
Mrs W A Hayworth of 1308 East Green Street visits her son-in-law Charles H Hayworth in Eau Gallie Florida. Rock Hill South Carolina resident E S Wallace visits nephew W E F at their home. Fran ces Douglas hosts Miss Dorothy Waskins weekend in Monroe Apartment. Esther Maness hosts at ea in St Petersbur teaching. William C Anthony of Fayetteville and Michael Anthony of Philadelphia marry at their home.
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W. A. Hayworth
East Green Street
Charles H. Hayworth
Eau Gallie, Florida
E. S. Wallace
Rock Hill
S. C
W. EF
Dorothy Waskins
Esther Maness
Monroe
St. Petersbur
Wit Hill
William C. Anthony
Fayetteville
Dy. P.chael
Philadelphia
North Carolina Boys State hears state leaders at UNC campus
About 300 young North Carolinians at the American Legion Boys State at the University of North Carolina listened to speeches by L Y Ballentine state agriculture commissioner Dr Ellen Winston state welfare superintendent George Ross conservation and development director Dr C Erwin and Tom Devine assistant director of the Institute of Government.
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Boys State
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
L. Y. Ballentine
Ellen Winston
George Ross
State Department of Conservation and Devement
C. Erwin
Tom Devine
Institute of Government
Fire incidents reported around Woodrow and English Elm Streets
At 2 33 p m yesterday power lines shorted at 301 Woodrow Avenue. At 4 59 p m yesterday an automobile owned by W F Hester caught fire at English and Elm Streets. At 5 23 p m yesterday a trash fire at 209 Lps Street spread to a line behind 1518 English Street.
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Woodrow Avenue
W. F. Hester
English and
Elm Streets
Lps Street
Engish*Street
Wesleyan Guild Hears Mrs Kim On Korea
Mrs Chong Yun Sun Kim of Seoul spoke at the Wesleyan Service Guild meeting about Korean women’s church work. She described numerous local organizations, spoke on democracy activism, and recounted life in Korea after Japan’s surrender.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Chong Yun Sun Kim
Seoul
Korea
Kim
Mabel Cherry
Church of Korea
Rotary International
Boston University
Judge Baker's Clinic
Boston
U. N
Frances McFarland Class Meets Tonight at Main Street Church
The Frances McFarland Class of Main Street Methodist Church will meet tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mrs De Sizemore 1021 Barbie Street with guest speaker Mrs a son. The Bible Study Siege meeting tomorrow is canceled and Mothers Prayer Band meets tomorrow at 2 30 at Mrs Jason Press nells 405 Highland Avenue with Mrs Will Sexton in charge.
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First Street
Elliott
Parkway
Elsie Bullard
A Son
Frances McFarland
Main Street Methodist Church
de Sizemore
Barbee Street
Mothers Prayer Band
Mothers’ Prayer Band
Jason Presnell
Highland Avenue
Will Sexton
Stolen Garden Hose Worth Eight Dollars Reported
Earl Hill of 610 Willowbrook Street told police yesterday that a garden hose valued at eight dollars was stolen from his backyard.
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Earl Hill
Willowbrook Street
Jimmy Durante Returns From England With Empty Wallet
New York dispatch reports Jimmy Durante returned from England with a depleted purse after a six week stay that included a Palladium Theatre run and a literary dinner for his book The Candidate. He said the trip cost him about 50000 dollars but was worthwhile praising the British and noting he did not break even.
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New York
Jimmy
Schmozzola
Durante
England
Palladium
London
Mexico to send 120000 braceros to U S farms
Mexico estimates 120 000 Mexican braceros will be sent to United States farms this year under the bilateral agreement. Government sources cite the trans border labor program as fulfilling anticipated seasonal needs for crops such as fruits and vegetables.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United
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