Capital Reserve May Be Set Up For School Needs
Guilford County commissioners consider a 99,000 capital reserve for schools with possible add ons and a 300,000 capital outlay for new buildings. Attorney general advising that capital outlay funds can be levied on a nominal basis and frozen in a capital reserve, not counted as an unexpended balance, to be used when construction bids and materials are available.
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A. W. Stamne
Guilford
Greensboro
Sysfer
Tom Hoyle
Harry McMullan
Unds
Tech
State Board of Education
County Board of Education
Lions Club Installs New Officers at Sheraton Meeting
At the Sheraton Hotel Lions Club installed officers for the coming year with John H. Kalte presiding. Loyd Flythe became president, others named include E Outland W D Mathews L F Ferree as vice presidents, W M Burke secretary Dan Monroe treasurer Jim Steele tail twister, J Furgureen editor, and directors J W Van Loan Dean Pruett George Rankin Capt C R Collins chaplain. Retiring President R H Smith lauded members and noted 20 new recruits. visitors included Charles Stapleton Goldsboro W W Horton James Johnson High Point. Attendance prizes went to Ann P L Smith and Loyd.
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Sheraton Hotel
John H. Kalte
Loyd Flythe
E. ®. Outland
W. D. Mathews
L. F. Ferree
W. M. Burke
Dan Monroe
Jim Steele
Slaughter
Charles Stapleton
Goldsboro
W. W. Horton
James Johnson
High Point
Ann P. L. Smith
Loyd
City Council Plans Budget Session After Adjourned Meeting
Council approved curb market rules for Church and Pine and rerouting Avery Street into Boulevard. Foreclosure sales total 12 118.14, 30 of 114 accounts in arrears 4 437.28. Budget estimates set for eight oclock adjourned session with City Manager Roy Braden.
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Church
Pine Streets
Avery Street
Boulevard
Roy S. Braden
Braden
Arnold J. Koonce
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mercury Athletic Club
Recreation Department
Athletic Club
Merwn Club
USO
John Reid
Kiwanis Lunch Held at High Point College
Dr. Nat Harrison hosted Kiwanis members at High Point College dining room for a 12 15 p. m. informal lunch. Col. Jonathan Hawkins presented the war film Our Ally Britain and J W Lindsay won the attendance prize. Guests included Dr. Gideon Humphreys Dean Lindley John Idol Curtis Smithdeal Elmer Alford W J McClure and A McMath who ran the projector.
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Kiwanis Club
Nat Harrison
High Point College
Jonathan Hawkins
Britain
England
J. W. Lindsay
Gideon Humphreys
Dean P. E. Lindley
John D. Idol
Curtis Smithdeal
Elmer Alford
W. J. McClure
A. McMath
Lt Mosser to Preach in City Sunday
Lt Cameron D L Mosser chaplain of the 175th Engineer regiment will preach at 11 oclock Sunday morning at First Presbyterian. He has served in North Africa Sicily and Italy and recently returned to America on a 21 day rotation run. He is married with two children and last civilian pastorate was in Newburgh New York.
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Cameron D. L. Mosser
175Th Engineer Regiment
First Presbyterian Church
Mosser
French
Morocco
Algeria
Tunisia
John H
Charlotte
Sicily
Italy
America
War Department
Victoria
Juliette
Greensboro
Newburgh
N. Y
Henry V. Koonts
Woman Told Not To Berate Her Neighbor
Helen Lax, 20, of Clara Cox apartments, received a conditional prayer for judgment in municipal court on a slander charge. Judge MacRae ordered she refrain from immoral language or deriding neighbors as part of the outcome after testimony from Mrs. Alice Brown and witnesses. The case followed a reported incident near Clara Cox, with the next court session set for July 5.
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Helen Lax
Clara Cox
MacRae
Alice Brown
Alton
Mrs. Brown
Adjustment Board Allows Nurses Classroom Building Permit
A special session of the adjustment board approved issuing a permit for a nurses classroom building near High Point Memorial Hospital after Carmichael waived the zoning violation. The project near Boulevard unit was estimated to cost 9995 dollars.
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Board of Adjustment
City Building Inspector
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
L. G. Carmichael
EF. K. Ingram
Carmichael
Johns-Manville Boards Promote Room Redecoration
Redecorate rooms now with Johns Manville insulating board and wall plank for sidewalls and eee Tile for ceilings. Complete line of ivory board is now in stock.
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Johns-Manville
Black Spitz Appeals For City License Tag
A small black dog with a white tail tip visited the city license tag office yesterday. He waited at clerks' desks without a tag, was taken into custody by Poundmaster O Poindexter, and his owner may recover him by paying charges and buying the license tab.
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Spitz
Poundmaster 4. O. Poindexter
Fifth Loan Drive Still Lagging Here
High Point reports slow progress in its fifth War Loan drive nearing the $2,000,000 mark, short of a $3,928,000 city quota with six days left. E bond sales rose by $267,206.35. corporate allocations total $501,000 as campaigns push a July 7 Camp Butner show for Junior high students.
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High Point
Scott-Williams Company
G. Curtis Smithdeal
Chaiiman
B. F. Goodrich Corporation
Camp Butner
Berlin
Cpl
Harold Boxer
Post Relations Office
Chauncey V. Kelly
William Chichester
Chapel Hill
Camp Butner Special Service Office
War Department
225Th Army Band
Toract
Xviii Corps
Raleigh
A Way Theatre
Carolina Container Employees Get Vacation With Pay
The Atlanta War Labor Board granted Carolina Container workers a one week paid vacation for 1944. Eligible staff must have worked continuously for a year or more and may choose rest or keep working with extra compensation. Technical issues delay a uniform start during the week of July 3.
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Carolina Container Company
Atlanta
War Labor Board
C. T. Ingram
WLB
Ingram
Mrs Hughes Dies at 61 in Thomasville Home
Mrs. Jessie Warner Hughes aged 61 widow of A W Hughes and member of a Davidson County family died at her home 310 Randolph Street Thomasville after several days illness She was born March 10 1883 in Davidson County daughter of Hubbard and Agusta Myers Warner and lived there all her life She belonged to Liberty Baptist Church Survivors include two daughters
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Thomasville
Jessie Warner Hughes
A. W. Hughes
Davidson County
Randolph Street
Hughes
Hubbard
Agusta Myers Warner
This County
Liberty Baptist Church
Baker Elected President of Local Jaycees
At a weekly Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting L H Baker was elected president for one year. New officers include Herbert Mitchell first vice president Fred DeLapp second vice president P D Morrow treasurer Willard Leathers secretary and directors Owen Richie Bill Martin Harold Leach and D A Rawley Retiring president Vance Kester thanked the club Delegates Kenner Amos L H Baker Snider Herbert Mitchell and Jimmy Mitchell reported on their Omaha convention trip Ray Bandy of Rocky Mount N C was elected national vice president at the National Junior Chamber of Commerce gathering.
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Snider
Herbert Mitchell
Jimmy Mitchell
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Omaha
Neb
Ray Bandy
Rocky Mount
N. C
First Bicycle Registration Saturday in City
City announces the first bicycle registration will start Saturday morning at city hall. Owners must provide name, age, address, bicycle make style color and serial number. A 25 cent registration fee applies and is permanent.
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City Hall
C. C. Stoker
Stoker
Funeral planned for local resident with family ties
Mrs. Lessie Martin and Miss Ruth Hughes are among the survivors. The service for the deceased will be held Sunday at 2 PM at the home with Rev. W. L. Cockman and Rev. T. C. Vaughn presiding. Burial follows at Liberty Baptist Church Cemetery. body to remain at Greene Funeral Home until 7:30 PM today.
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Lessie Martin
Ruth Hughes
Roy L
David F. Hughes
Thomasville
M. H. Warner
R. V. Warner
Johnny Myers
Dora Workman
W. L. Cockman
T. C. Vaughn
Liberty Baptist Churc
Greene Funeral Home
WMC Manpower Priorities Refers to Employers in North Carolina
Third of four articles by Ralph F. Miller explaining War Manpower Commission priority ratings. It outlines conditions for employers to receive manpower priority, referral policies, and factors considered to determine urgency and production lag due to shortages, with rules on non discrimination and availability for referral.
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WMC
North Carolina
Ralph FE. Miller
U. S. Employment Office
United States Employment Service
War Manpower Commission
Mechanics Wanted for Permanent Employment Body Men
Help wanted notice for LAND MOTORS, Inc seeking mechanics as body men for permanent employment with limited earnings. Apply in person or by mail to LAND MOTORS, Inc.
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Apply Land Motors, Inc
Cal
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High City
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Dr. Harrison
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
Black Spitz
Carolina Container
Baker
Jaycees
J. C. McCoy
Madam Bell
Pullman House
North Main Street
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Washington
B. F. Thome
Chiropractic Physic
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Depot
Southern Wag Paper CO
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