McCotter Palmer Vows Spoken At Thomasville Church
Miss Margaret Rosamonde Palmer wed Barney Richard McCotter Jr at Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed Church in Thomasville. Rev. Jacob A. Palmer officiated with music by Mrs. H L Fouts and soloist Mrs. Page Choate of Southern Pines. Families, bridesmaids, and guests attended a reception at the Palmer home before the couple departed for a northern honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed Church
Margaret Rosamonde Palmer
Barney Richard McCotter
H. L. Fouts
Page Choate
Southern Pines
Jacob A. Palmer
Etna Little Palmer
Maurine Perryman
Hester Carpenter
Harris Mae Barber
Shelby
Glenn Perry
Morganton
R. G. Bosher
Greensboro
Philip J. Weaver
A. J. Dawson
Charles C
Northern Points
McCotter
Catawba College
Salisbury
University of North Carolina
John McCotter
Grantsboro
Atlantic Christian College
Police Session To Hear Cherry In North Carolina Institute
Governor Cherry will open the police executives institute hosted by the North Carolina police executives association in Chapel Hill. The program, run by the Institute of Government, was moved from June 26 to July 17. Sea ducks swallow shellfish whole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Cherry
Police Executives Institute
Institute of Government
North Carolina Police Executives Association
Stark Directs Jackson Bridge Tournament
McKenney discusses John S. Stark of St. Louis who was appointed to direct a Jackson Mississippi tournament. The sample hand shows Stark rising with dummy’s king of clubs, discarding hearts, and using three trump entries to establish two heart tricks, explaining how an alternative lead would fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EB. McKenney
America
American Contract Bridge League
King Solomon
John S. Stark
St. Louis
Eems
Jackson
Miss
Stark
Dummy
South
North
Declarer
Time Lost by Accidents in 1945 Reaches 115 Million Days
Total time lost by American workers due to accidents in 1945 amounted to 115 million man-days, equivalent to a plant shutdown with nearly 1.4 million workers leaving their jobs.
Local social notes detail travel and family events
Mr and Mrs F D Conally returned from Washington DC after attending their daughter Mattie Ruth Mexander's wedding. Betsy Lewis visits St Simon's Island and Atlanta. Mrs Emmitt Hartnell visits Henderson, Mary Sylvester dies in Richlands, and other relatives travel to Henderson and Jacksonville. Harold Austin joins a Caravan team in Eastern Kentucky. several guests stay at 406 Lindsay street and Pinecrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Lewis
Effie Kingston
Atlanta
A. A. Ingram
Lindsay Street
Willis Anderson
Kingston
Ingram
Sarah Tate
V. A. Berrier
Jacksonville
Fla
Pinecrest
Harold Austin
Methodist
Lake Junaluska
Eastern Kentucky
Andrs. J. W. Austin
A. L. Chapman
Ashington
D. C
Hazel Elizabeth Chapman
Harvey Earl Minnick
Wilmington
Del
U. S. Marine Corps
High Point
Joyce
Hilda Faye Chapman
Dolores Beck
Martha Warner
Safety talk urged careful driving under city safety program
A. C. Blackman of Charlotte addressed the Ge ge club on traffic safety as the High Point Safety Council opens a series of programs this week. He warned drivers to maintain good car condition and obey law enforcement to prevent accidents, stressing pedestrian responsibility and visible lighting at night. Five Exchange Club ball team members attended as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
A. C. Blackman
Charlotte
Mem
Xege Club
Igh Point Safety Council
Ftea
Bobby Hayworth
Ned Weatherford
Billy Swaim
Jack Powell
Billy Hutchens
Upton Receives Legion Of Merit For Service In Raleigh
Lt Col. Thomas H. Upton of Raleigh is awarded the Legion Of Merit for five years as assistant to the state director of selective service. The ceremony occurred in Governor Cherry’s office with Col. Gordon Snow presenting on behalf of Maj. Gen. Hershey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Thomas H. Upton
Legion of Merit
Selective Service
Governor Cherry
Gordon Snow
Lewis B. Hershey
Smokehouse And Garage Damaged In Thomasville
Fire destroyed a garage and partially burned a smokehouse belonging to Frank Surratt on Fisher Ferry Street yesterday afternoon. Local volunteers responded at 4 15 p m and controlled the blaze in about 20 minutes, sparing the Surratt house though a corner was blackened. Firemen also fought three other calls over the weekend including a cotton mill picker room fire and two nonserious auto fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Frank Surratt
Fisher Ferry Street
Jewel
Thomasville Lions honor perfect attendance at meeting
Twenty nine members of the Thomasville Lions club received attendance badges at a Woman's club building gathering for a year of perfect attendance. Servicemen who returned to active duty during the year were credited with armed forces time, with recipients including George H. Arnold Cromer Bodie John Carter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Lions
Thomasville
Thomasville Lions Club
Woman's Club
George H. Arnold
Cromer Bodie
John Carter
H. A. Cecil, Jr
Lewis Crawford
George Crawford
Charles Eanes
Fred T. Ferguson
Millard Grimes
T. Hines Jiall
Ernest Harrell
Harold Harrison
Tom Johnson
Carlis T. Kennedy
Raymond Lemmons
Rufus Loftin
W. B. Lord
Paul Lovingood
R. L. McDonald
L. H. @rman
J. C. Pennington
Henry Poe
Charlie Prevost
C. R. Reed
Coy R. Reid
L. F. Sink
Romulus Skaggs
Robert Snider
Joe Swicegood
Shore Not To Be In High Point Thursday
J P Shore Guilford county superior court clerk says he will miss High Point this Thursday due to an all day meeting of superior court clerks in Greensboro. Shore chairs the entertainment committee for the Greensboro gathering and cannot leave. The note also recalls James Ritty inventing the cash register in 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Shore
Guilford County
Pin Worms Treated With Jayne's P-W Tablets
Parents are warned about pin worm infections and urged to use Jayne's P-W tablets. Gentian violet is cited as a key ingredient and the ad promises easy dosing and a money back satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne
Bookland Pilots Gather At Library For Race Check Up
Bookland airport racers must report at the public library tomorrow at 2 p.m. for a check-up per Librarian Elizabeth Gurley. Log books must be current to locate planes on the race chart. Harriet Ann Brown leads the senior race with Des Moines as a milestone, Betsy Bryant and Betty Jo Bivens follow in Chicago. In the junior race Billy Walker tops Detroit with Louella Kidd rising past Akron. Anne Welborn and Sandra Alexander tie for fourth over Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookland Airport
Public Library
Elizabeth Gurley
Miss. Gurley
Harriet Ann Brown
Des Moines
Betsy Bryant
Springfield
Betty Jo Bivens
Chicago
Billy Walker
Detroit
Louella Kidd
Akron
Anne Welborn
Sandra Alexander
Baltimore
Guilford Hosiery Unit under NLRB Scrutiny in Baltimore Hearing
The NLRB trial examiner George Weasler oversaw a hearing at the Sheraton hotel regarding United Textile Workers of America AFL petitioning Guilford Hosiery Mills for bargaining unit certification. The union sought to include all employees, while the CIO Hosiery Workers planned to intervene on behalf of fixers but withdrew. A Board decision is expected soon. There are about 142 carats of diamonds in one ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
George Weasler
Baltimore
Grady Morton
A. F. of L
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
E. C. B. King
Chattanooga
Labor Board
Draft Board No. 4 Seeks Two Registrants
Local draft board four seeks two registrants and asks the public to help locate two men, Woodro Ingram and Jagues lesby, with missing current addresses. Citizens are urged to contact the post office building office with any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fou
Negro Regi Woodro Ingram
Jagues Lesby
PED-EX Promises Relief for Corns and Callouses
A local woman reports relief from corns and callouses after PED-EX treatment. The ad claims essential oils and massage remove dead tissue and ease tired feet, offering relief from pain and nerve pressure. Sold at local drug stores.
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Phi Delta Gamma Fraternity
Army Air Corps
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Greensamie
Oime
Ted Hethcock, Jr
Lexington Avenue
City Memorial Hospital
Ruth Kinley Robinson
High Point Memorial Hospital
Belva Harris
Elliott Drive
J. F. Garner
Alvah Boyles
Paul Hassler
Mesdames
Walter Rapp
Charles Phillips
Ork
Orkin
Cash and
Guilford
McKenney
Eannty
Packard
Gate City
Wrenn ST
High Point, N. C
Emmitt Hartnell
Henderson
Mrs. J. Baily
G. M. Bryant
Otteray Drive
Richlands
Mary Sylvester
Richards
City Schools Music Department
Pete Culler
Greer Shreet
Ruth Kindley Robinson
Joel E. Williams
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Camp Lawton
Seattle
Wash
Williams
A. E. Williams
West
Elsie Strother
Oakwood Court
Irene Strother
Duke University
Carl Martin
Dallas
Tex
Grace Newcomb
Hartsville
S. C
David L. LaFevers
W. R. Burgess
The
Madison
Mrs. LeFevers
J. H. Oglesby
Morris Street
Boulevard
Upton
Legion Post
Culbreth- Harris
American Legion
Legion
Hubert E. Olive
Lexington
Community Foundation
Olive
Howard Steed
C. M. Tomlinson
Henry B. Fuller
Henry Early
C. A. Cox
Clyde Tesh
Norris Perry
Jack Russell
Shore
James Ritty
Ohio
Bookland
NLRB
Virginia
Swift Capitaliner
al Inlini
Atlas Concrete Products Co
Old Trinity Road
South Main
Spring Street
Asheboro
Belk-Stevens CO
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