First Step In Venereal Campaign In High Point
City health leaders met with the public health committee and health officer R A Herring to review plans for expanding High Point venereal disease work. Dr Herring and Capus Waynick discussed a follow up field assistant to trace infections and ensure treatment completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
City Couna
Committee On Public Health
R. A. Herring
Waynick
Herring
Capus Waynick
United States In Health Service
State
Rct of Health
Smith Reynolds Fundation
Arnold Koonce
Final Rites Held For Alfred E Perry
Alfred Edwin Perry of 212 East Main Street died at home Thursday. His funeral was held Monday at 11 a.m. at the family residence with Rev. Charles D. White Rev. J. H. McKinney and Rev. T. G. Madison presiding. Pallbearers were Raeford Loftin Walter Nifong W K Saunders Joe Westmoreland Bill Dorsett and Amos Yakley. Music by Mrs. William Thrower and Mrs. Frank Hooker. Interment in City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
Alfred Edwin Perry
East Main Street
Charles D. White
First Methodist Church
J. H. McKinney
Church of God
T. G. Madison
Shiolah
Raeford Loftin
Walter Nifong
W.K. Saunders
Joe Westmoreland
Bill Dorsett
Amos Yakley
William Thrower
Frank Hooker
Open-Air Meeting Begins by Rev Kyser on Ogden Street
An open-air gathering started Sunday at 1709 Ogden Street West Side led by Rev Samuel Kyser and held at 7 30 each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Street
West Side
Samuel Kyser
Rites Held For High Point City Manager E M Knox
Final rites were held at Wesley Memorial Church for E M Knox city manager of High Point who died last Saturday after a prolonged illness. A large out of town contingent and officials from municipal groups attended including the North Carolina League of Municipalities and city managers from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. M. Knox
Wesley Memorial Church
Perons
High Point
North Carolina League of Municipalities
International Association of City Managers
Excelle Rozelle
Howard Hartzell
White Song
Dr. Rozelle
Eddie Knox
Mae Ikman
Braden
Knox
Asheville
French Lick Springs
Indiana
Clarence E. Ridley
Chicago
City Seeks Knox Successor After Funeral
City officials begin search for Eddie Knox successor as High Point city manager after 15 years of service. Grant files for vacant post while others named include Grover Jones and R M Cooksey. Mayor Koonce seeks a managed list from the International Association of City Managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Park
Robert W. Madry
Chapel Hill
Knox
High Point
Grant
FE. M. Knox
A. D. Grant
Tomlinson’s
Grover Jones
Thomasville
R. M. Cooksey
Greensboro
C. W. Smedberg
Military notices list local service members on leave and in training
Pfc. Logan F E Bishop home on leave visiting wife Louise and parents in Fairfield road. Virgil Daniel Hawks 17 of Route 3 enlisted for officer pilot training in the Naval Reserve and will be called to active duty at 18. Lt. Enoch W. Tipton transferred to Stinson Field San Antonio Texas. Lieut. Jesse P. Julian assigned to active duty with the Marines, a High Point College graduate. Two North Carolinians report to RAF pre flight school at Maxwell Field for pilots Albert D. Ridge Jr and Jack C. Grogan. Lieut. David F. McGowan, UNC graduate and former Asheboro resident, assigned to Marines.
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Pfc
Logan FE
Bishop
Louise Leonard Bishop
L. E. Bishop
Fairfield Road
Hawks
Virgil Daniel Hawks
Route 3
U.S. Naval Reserve
Tipton
Enoch W. Tipton
Stinson Field
San Antonio
Texas
High Point
Julian
Jesse P. Joian
Clarence E. Julian
U. S. Marine Corps
High Point College
Trinity
RAF
Maxwell Field
Ala
Ig 2
Albert D. Ridge, Jr
Albert D. Ridge S
Colonial Drive
Jack C. Grogan
Leland G. Grogan
Route One
McGowan
David F. McGowan
Dorman S. McGowan
U. S. Marines
University of North Carolina
Asheboro
Thomasville Lions Hold Informal Program
Thomasville Lions held a Take It Or Leave It program at the Woman’s Club Monday. Bill Mack directed with Hal Harrison as master of ceremonies. war savings stamps were awarded. Next meeting shifts to Tuesday. new officers named include John R. Perry president and Curtis M. Fields treasurer.
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Thomasville
Lions Club
Womans Club
Bill Mack
Hal Harrison
Winston- Salem
John R. Perry
Claiborne Pennington
Walter L. Lanier
Keith Williams
Harold Harrison
Curtis M. Fields
Tail Tinster
Chas, Kearns
Lion Tamer
Lewis Crawford
Ted Hethcock
Revival Draws Large Crowds at Green Street Baptist
Rev Hyman Appelman of Fort Worth leads Green Street Baptist Church revival with unusually large attendance. Pastor Julian S. Hopkins reports over 100 members joined in first week. Services run daily at 10 am and 7 45 pm through next Sunday with tonight's sermon titled There Is a Hell Who Is Going There. The evangelist argues there is no difference in the need or provision of salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman Appelman
Fort Worth
Texas
Green Street Baptist Church
Julian S. Hopkins
Paul
God
Carroll Addresses Civitan Club on Vocabulary Inspiration
Charles F. Carroll, superintendent of High Point city schools, spoke to Civitan Club members on the Inspiration of a Vocabulary. He noted Army and Navy entrance exams emphasize mathematics physics and vocabulary and lamented many men failing the vocabulary test. A Red Cross letter thanked the club for furniture donated to Fort Bragg for a soldier dayroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carroll
High Point City
Civitan Club
Army
Navy
American Red Cross
Fort Bragg
Revival at Jewel Baptist Church in Greensboro
Revival conducted by Rev. H. Q O Miller at Jewel Baptist Church near Rawley Farm with singing by E. L. Rhyne. Evening services set for 7 45 o clock. Also notice of a volunteer service conference at the University of North Carolina Woman College campus July 5 10 inviting county service corps directors PTA leaders club women and civic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Baptist
Jewel Baptist Church
H.Q O. Miller
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
E. L. Rhyne
Rawley Farm
Greensboro
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
County Service Corps
P.T.A
Average Taxes Paid Per Worker Up In Southern Furniture
The Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association reports 1942 average taxes per worker at 272.76 dollars, up 35.06 from 1941, based on 80 southern factories employing 23,300 workers. Over five years taxes rose from 76.74 in 1938 to 272.76 in 1942, driven by increases in federal income and social security taxes while some state taxes fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture
J. T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Association
Deaths GF Mitchell 94 Funeral at Grassy Knob Church
Funeral services for G. F. Mitchell 94 who died Sunday night at his son's home J W Mitchell in North Wilkesboro will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at Grassy Knob Church. Survivors include sons J H Mitchell High Point B T Mitchell Charlotte J W Mitchell North Wilkesboro and daughters Mrs W R Prevette Washington Mrs W A Templeton Statesville Mrs B T Coleman Greensboro Mrs RE Jarvis Martinsville VA Mrs C L Mahaffey Union Grove and S V Mitchell Statesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
North Wilkesboro
G. F. Mitchell
J W. Mitchell
Grassy Knob Church
Union Grove
J. H. Mitchell
High Point
B. T. Mitchell
Charlotte
J. W. Mitchell
Mills Dominate Iron and Steel Market Share
The Office of Emergency Management estimates that 85 percent of all iron and steel is sold by mills directly to consuming industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Emergency Management
Legion Meet Ends In Flurry Of Activity
CHARLOTTE June 22. The American Legion North Carolina department convention closed with an address by national commander Roane Waring of Memphis and elections. Officers of the auxiliary and delegates to the Omaha Nebraska national convention were chosen. A committee chaired by R. Dave Hall of Belmont urged a permanent department headquarters, possibly in Concord per a telegram from Mayor Wilkinson. Bob Stevens of Goldsboro was a likely department commander candidate. Resolutions concerning strikes were anticipated.
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Charlotte
American Legion
North Carolina
Roane Waring
Memphis
Tenn
Auxiliary
Omaha
Neb
Legionnaires
R. Dave Hall
Belmont
W. A. Wilkinson
Concord
Bob Stevens
Goldsboro
S. Amos Maynard
Greensboro
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OPEN
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Sears and Save
Reg. Me
Victory Garden
Sears, Roebuck and C
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
E. M. Knox
Wesley Memorial
Koonce
Roy S. Braden
International Association
Greenbelt
Thomasville Lions
St. Joseph
Nat Walker
Prele
W. Cecil
Walgreen
ICE Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Het Ae
Ruby's
Credit Jewelers
S. Main ST
Green St
Reatry Club
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Sherwin-Williams le LA
Numa F. Reid Lodge
A. F&m
St. John’s
G. D. Davidson
KE. T. Gregory
Gerald Campbell
Gcmg
North Carolina Press Association
Winston-Salem
Legion
Ohns-Manville
F.H.A
Parker - Brown Lumber CO
Johans-Manville
Oak Street
General Tire
America
General
Whey General Tire
Neal’s Auto Service
South Main Street
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