Davidson County 4‑H prize winners announced for food production
Resident of Davidson County, Lewis of Union Mills, Rutherford, and Bill Sheets of Lexington received $100 war bonds as top prize in the 4‑H Club Feed-a-Fighter contest. District winners included Max Fletcher, Alan Parker, Charles Herring, Ray Howell, Kelin Everhart, Paul Wagoner, and Ray Brawley plus Johnnie Long and Morris Osborne. Neighborhood leaders Mrs. W. T. Tyler and R. B. Sheets received $25 bonds.
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Sara Alice Lewis
Union Mills
Rutherford County
Bill Sheets
Rt. 6
Lexington
Davidson County
Sheets
State College
Colonial Stores
North Carolina
College Station
RA Lewis
L. R. Harrill
Colonial Stores, Inc
Max Fletcher
Pasquotank County
Alan Parker
Pittcoun
Kelin Everhart
Paul Wagoner
Guilford County
Ray Brawley
Iredell County
Johnnie Long
Morris Osborne
Henderson County
Robert Gambille
Alleghany County
County Ville
Gui County
W. T. Tyler
Rutherfordton
Star Route
R. B. Sheets
Oxford Resident Elected President of Electrical Inspectors Body
N. E. Vanaday of Oxford was chosen chairman of the state chapter of the International Association of Electrical Inspectors at the institute’s close. Officers include C. S. Whitaker of Durham secretary treasurer W. A. Darden of Greenville C. T. Johnson of Asheville and Mrs. J. H. Anderson on the executive council.
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Raleigh
Mar
N. E. Vanaday
Oxford
International Association of Electrical Inspectors
Durham
W. A. Darden
Greenville
C. T. Johnson
Asheville
J. H. Anderson
Buenos Aires Voter Returns Lottery Tickets Found
An election judge in Buenos Aires said a voter who slipped three winning lottery tickets into the ballot box during last month’s presidential election will have them returned. The tickets are valued at 80 pesos, about 20 US dollars.
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Buenos Aires
Refresher Course for PRR Dining Car Staff
Pennsylvania Railroad has begun retraining dining car personnel including stewards chefs cooks and waiters to counter wartime service impacts. General Superintendent J F Finnegan says the program emphasizes tact deference and alacrity to improve service.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. F. Finnegan
Earache Causes and Widespread Impact Across Lifetimes
Earache affects nearly everyone at some point with pain ranging from a twinge to distress. Causes include infections of the external or middle ear, boils in the ear canal, nerve disturbances, tonsillitis, dental issues, and following tonsil surgery. accurate diagnosis and removal of the cause are essential.
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William M. Mollison
England
Red Cross Near Quarter Mark in 1946 Drive at High Point
Approximately one quarter of the $30,000 goal for High Point’s Red Cross fund drive has been reported collected. Total regular-channel receipts reached $7,730.47, with contributions from multiple divisions including furniture and woodworking, textiles and hosiery, miscellaneous manufacturers, sales representatives, business and professional, commercial, transportation, oil and contracting, public service, public employes, food manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers, and the women’s division. City hall led with 100 percent membership.
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High Point
Red Cross Fund
Lee F. Schaner
Schaner
Grover H. Jones
Wagner Paris Veneer Co
Dry Transfer Co
McEwen Lumber Co
Sears and Roebuck Co
Sherrod Shirt Co
Teter Beauty Shop
Mirror Beauty
West End
Model
North End
H. P. Beauty and Supplies Co
Sheraton Barber
Western Union Reinstates Messenger Errand Service
Western Union resumes messenger errand service after wartime suspension to focus on war messages. Local manager W D Armstrong says the service is being reinstated to meet public demand as reconversion progresses and patrons may call for messengers to deliver packages and letters and perform other tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Armstrong
Western Union Telegraph Company
Disgruntled thief tries selling stolen pens with name on them
A thief found it unprofitable to advertise as every Reynolds ball point pen boasted Stolen from Milton Reynolds. The gag lot list covered many shops and city departments declared 100 percent, including civil service and police, with numerous local businesses named in the miscellany.
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Chicago
Reynolds
Milton Reynolds
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Mickey Finn
Charles Herring
Lenoir County
Ray Howell
Waynecoun
By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Sorel
Erol' OM
Western Union
Elite
Carolina
Anna's
Oak Hill
Piedmont Beauty Supply
Hayes
Tru-Art
Aristocratic
Wright
City Hall
Civil Service
Public Works Department
Public Utilities
Parks and Recreation
City Manner
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. F. Clayton
J. W. Sechrest and Son
Ti Bottling Co
Overcash
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Chain School’ of Dancing
George T. Wood, Jr
Charles Soda Shop
Koonce Funeral Home
Yow Funeral Home
A.B. Croom
High Point Dental Laboratory
Cody's Furniture Repair
Deluxe
Rickert
Perce
Levine Junk and Metal Co
Bean's Shoe Shop
C. H. Rhodes
Rowan Welborn
Harry Alexander
Horace S. Haworth
Alice Moran
Lee Sherrill
Robert Davis
Ruth Bowne
HULU
Atlantic
PACIF
Eigh
Mme
Fryers
Rob Shad Ib
Phillip
A&p
America
Sunnyfield
Tilghman
Duz
Oxydol
Pkg
Reg
Woodbury
Ivory
Palmolive
Marvel
AGP
RTT TV
SILEX
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea CO
DAIR
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