Bond Auction Tonight Offers 111 Prizes Across Local Firms
High Point will host a large war bond auction at the chamber of commerce tonight at 8 o'clock. The seventh war loan drives focus on E bonds with many items donated by local businesses including Grace's Flower Shop and Nash Jewel, among others, offering chairs, lamps, clothing, and household goods. The event is led by Joe Hollingsworth and others while Alston Clark and associates handle auctioneering.
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High Point
Chamber of Commerce
North Main Street
Joe Hollingsworth
O. Arthur Kirkman
Reitzel
Alston Clark
C. F. Williams
A. B
W. W. Church
Edgar Snider Printing Company
Grace’s Flower
Advance Stores
World Globe
Wright Cline Shop
Perkinson Jewelry Co
Lindale Dairy Ice Cream
Lexington Rocery
Beeson Hardware Company
Glenn Ho- Mill
Furniture City
Tomlinson's Ee Co
Gainsbourgh
Amos Hosiery Mill
Bargain Furniture Company
Melrose Hosiery Mill
Silicoon
Pcaf
Pears
Adies
Guage Ladies
Pinnard Ill Aorfilling Company
Piedmont Electric Company
Watt's Bakery
Lester Adams Furniture Company
Ingram's Pharmacy
Nash Jewel and Loan Company
High Point Steam Laundry
Cecil’s Drug Store
Wright’s Clothing Store
Lizzie Gooch
Sunshine Laundry
High Point Music Store
Sears-Roebuck & Company
Belk-Stevens Company
Efird’s Department Store
Hendrix Sales Ironing Board
A. C. Bulla
Carrick Company
Vanity Bench
Samet Sales Company
Fli-Back and
Hunter Coal and Ice’ Company
Spaugh Paper Company
Henley Paper Company
George T. Woods & Sons
Marietta Paint and Color Company
National Food Store
Bloom Furniture Company
Househouse Appliance Company
Cut Rate Furniture Company
Hall Printing Company
Guilford Hosiery Mill
Terry Hosiery
Crown Hosiery Mill
Phillip Morris
Triangle Hosiery Mill
Diamond Full Fashion
Harriss-Covington
W. F. Austin Furniture Company
Barber Furniture Company
Bland Music Store
High Point Hardware Company
Fastern Chair Company
Quality
Harvey Rice
Slane Hosiery Mill
Big Star
Marsh Furniture Company
Tate Furniture Company
Harllee’s Department Store
Logan Porter Mirror Company
Wagger’s Jewelry Company
Table Lamp
Thomas Mills
Myrtle Desk Company
Desk
C. A. Ring Drug Company
Redwine Hardware Company
Traxler Furniture Comny
High Point Antique Shop
Mirror Products Company
Cloverbrand Dairy
Mann's Drug Store
Committee Of Five Named To Set Up New Organization
About 100 Thomasville citizens dined at the Woman's club as Doak Finch was named chairman to form a civic foundation. A five member committee will choose 12 incorporators to seek a charter and draft by laws for endowment funds to support hospitals parks recreation and other city improvements in Thomasville.
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Thomasville
Doak Finch
Woman's Club
Finch
R. L. Pope
Sville
I. G. Greer
G. E. Crowell
George L. Handley
Karl Koestiine
R. K. Farrington
C. M. Fields
Vernon Snyder
Margaret McLeod
C. H. Phillips
M. L. Bales
E. L. Webb
L. C. Bridges
Charles Eanes
Arthur Black
D. A. Long, Jr
Sherman B. Laws
Robert C. Rapp
J. F. Garner
J. C. Pennington
Vera Green Phillips
S. T. Stoker
Funeral Rites For Mrs Ida Henderson In Two Services
Mrs Ida Victoria Henderson 77 widow of H A Henderson died at her daughter’s home on Sunset drive. Her funeral began Friday morning at the residence with a brief service and featured singing by Mrs Myrtle Allred before the procession to Eldorado Baptist church near Denton for the burial. The service at the church was led by Rev Julian S Hopkins and Rev T W Fogelman with solos by Mrs Ethel Jackson and Mrs Harry Monroe and accompaniment by Mrs Hopkins. Pallbearers were Leon Adams J L Causby G M Mabrey Robert Phillips Carson Stout and Roy B Culler. Interment followed in the Henderson family cemetery.
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Ida Henderson
Ida Victoria Henderson
H. A. Henderson
H. G. Peters
Sunset Drive
Myrtle Allred
Eldorado Baptist Church
Denton
Leon Adams
J. L. Causby
G. M. Mabrey
Robert Phillips
Carson Stout
Roy B. Culler
Henderson Family
State News Briefs Honor Charlotte Man
State news briefs report H P Wolf of Charlotte elected vice president of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers for the year starting August 1. Also noted are a ship worker drowning in Portsmouth Virginia and two North Carolina pitchers sent from the Atlanta Southern Association club. Burlington Mills expands by taking over Sunspun Mfg Co in Asheboro with Sunspun leaders joining Burlington. Curb work on cars in Raleigh cites new OPA rules limiting hours charged for auto repairs effective July 14.
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Charlotte
New York
P— H. B. Wolf
N. C
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Atlanta
North Carolina
Atlanta Southern Association
Ken Deal
Gastonia
Kingsport
Doyle Williams
Greensboro
Burlington Mills
Sunspun Mfg., Co
Asheboro
Jacques M. Schloss
Paul C. Brockman
Sunspun Company
Aeneeee
Sunspun
J. Spencer Love
Burlington
Raleigh
Office of Price Administration
Theodore 8. Johnson
OPA
Rate Cut Approved for FHA Power Purchases
The state utilities commission orders a new average two cent per kilowatt hour rate for the federal public housing authority on Tide Water Power Co. current buys. The measure, with Commissioner Grady Johnson dissented, aims at annual savings around 16 822.32 for FHA.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
Federal Public Housing Authority
Tide Water Power Co
Robert Grady Johnson
FHA
Resigns Post Raleigh as Bilisoly Steps Down
Bourke Bilisoly resigns as director of the division of legislative drafting and modification effective July 1 to join W. M. Russ and Company. Clifton W. Beckwith named new director of the division of criminal and civil statistics. Lawrence Watt named acting secretary of the commission. Rep. Robert Moseley elected chairman of the general statutes commission created by the last general assembly to advise the attorney general.
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Raleigh
Bourke Bilisoly
Harry McMullan
Clifton W. Beckwith
Criminal and Civil Statistics
Bilisoly
W. M. Russ and Company, Public Accountants
Robert Moseley
Pep Parade Returns as Tiny Tot Winners Are Named
The second performance of The Pep Parade at the junior high drew a large audience as the Tiny Tot contest awarded first place to Barbara Lynn Allen and David Brantley Hucks Jr. War bonds funded by Sanders Dallas and High Point Savings and Trust were presented by M. L. Patrick.
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Exchange Club
Ruby Rutherford
Empire
Comy
Kansas City
Ray Arvis
High Point Savings and Trust Company
M. L. Patrick
Three Killed And 25 Hurt In Train Wreck
Three freight crewmen died and at least 25 were injured when a New York Central passenger train struck a freight train head on near Eaton Rapids Michigan. The deceased were engineer David Greer and brakeman R. O. Rhodes, both of Grand Rapids, and fireman L. J. Hotchkiss also from Grand Rapids escaped after leaping clear.
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Jackson
Mich
New York Central
Eaton Rapids
Here
David Greer
Grand Rapids
R. O. Rhodes
L. J. Hotchkiss
Three Germans Hanged For Killing Airman
In Reinbach Germany at dawn three German civilians, Peter Back Peter Kohn and Matthias Gierens, were executed by American troops for killing an American airman who parachuted from a flaming bomber on August 15 last year. It was the first civilian war crime trial on German soil since the war ended.
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Reinbach
Germany
Peter Back
Peter Kohn
Matthias Gierens
Ja Ae
Bridge Club Sits For Regular Session At Butcher Shop
In Decatur Ga on June 30 a bridge club of women arrived with scorepads and cards to play a regular session inside a busy neighborhood butcher shop while the butcher awaited the weekly meat shipment.
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Decatur
Bridge Club
Mexico Produces Half of the World’s Sisal Supply
Reports indicate Mexico accounts for roughly fifty percent of global sisal production, highlighting its dominance in the fiber market and implications for export demand and pricing.
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Mexico
Fathers Of Overseas Boys Invited By VFW
Fathers of boys in overseas service are invited to a VFW meeting at 416 West Broad Street Monday at 8 pm. Local post members are overseas or in Canada. proxy representation by near relatives will be discussed. Information on VFW aims and veteran facilities will be provided. Jesuit priests in Lima, Peru, are credited with discovering the anti malaria value of cinchona bark circa 1630.
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VFW
West Broad Street
V.F.W
Lima
Peru
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M. L. Carter
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Lawrence Reed
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S. Main St
RED Cross
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Pfc
Edward Heiderscheid
Milwaukee
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Charles Kasenych
Centralia
Jean Royl
Springfield
Barbara Bray
Upper Darby
Nance
Portsmouth
Jack Winslow Chapman
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Norfolk Navy Yard
Good Family
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Carl V. Reynolds
Smith Reynolds Foundation
State Board of Health
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Wagger
I. P Business Man
H. P
U. P
P. P. Call
VY. SL
Garner
Ur Agun
Fathers of Overseas
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Prairie Chickens
Minnie Lee
Steed
Reb Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Medgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
INS
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Grimes Street
Walter Barker
Wrenn ST
Gate City Motor CO
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