Junior Class Presents Play At 8 Tonight
The High Point High School junior class stages Ever Since Eve a three act comedy in the auditorium tonight and Saturday at eight. Bob Renfrow leads as editor with Betsy Hardin as the southern flirt and Caroline Arden as the rival editor. Pat Conrad plays the advisor teacher and Claude McKinny the principal. Other cast include Check Gentry Luther Lewis Cornelia Hodgin Diane Snyder Bob Hester and Tuberculin testing of dairy herds is noted as a historical aside.
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Luther Lewis
Caroline Arden
Bob Renrow
High Point High School
Bob Renfrow
South
Betsy Hardin
Pat ‘Conrad
Claude McKinny
Check Gentry
Cornelia Hodgin
Diane Snyder
Bob Hester
Boyles
Crippled Rialto Girl Arrives in St Louis for Treatment
Minnie Rose Webb a 14 year old crippled girl from Rialto arrived in St Louis aboard the Illinois Central Chickasaw Limited and was taken to the Shriners hospital for crippled children for treatment. A crowd of about 500 greeted her arrival after railroad workers organized the trip.
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ST. Louis
Minnie Rose Webb
Rialto
Illinois Central
Chickasaw Limited
Shriners’ Hospital
Minnie Rose
I. C
Railroadmen
Shriners
The
Dill and Egg Dish Flavor with Fried Dill Tips
Chopped dill leaves and tips are soaked briefly in milk and folded into eggs to create a flavorful preparation. The technique emphasizes a dill aroma and herb brightness in a simple egg dish.
Funeral Rites for Mrs Laura McCoy Bailey Held
Funeral services were held at Harry and Bryant in Charlotte for Mrs Laura McCoy Bailey who died Thursday at her Cottage Place home. The rites were led by Dr Casper Warren with burial in Elmwood cemetery. She leaves husband Lee A Bailey and sister Mrs Raney, with parents Mrs Mary McKamey McCoy and the late Marshall A McCoy. She belonged to James Lane chapter U D C and descended from Rev Frances McKamey, a founder of the Presbyterian church in America.
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Laura McCoy Bailey
Harry and Bryant
Charlotte
J. P. Rawle
High Point
Cottage Place
Casper Warren
First Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Lee A. Bailey
Bailey
Raney
Deaths and shooting in Spruce Pine and nearby area
Samuel I Ellis 76 died in a Marion hospital from injuries suffered near Spruce Pine. Felton Moore Dunn 36 died in a local hospital from shotgun wounds received February 23. Lonnie Wade 45 charged with assault with a deadly weapon in connection with the shooting. released on $500 bond after preliminary hearing March 2.
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Samuel Ellis
Spruce Pine
Samuel I. Ellis
Marion
Felton Moore Dunn
Felton Moore
Lonnie Wade
Moore
Fund-Raising Information Body Functions
A North Carolina fund-raising in formation committee was set to function under Major L. P. McLendon as chair. Judge Junius G. Adams vice chair and Arthur Phillips secretary treasurer lead the independent citizens group gathering information on organizations raising funds in the state. It will work with the state welfare board which licenses charitable fund-raising campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Cherry
L. P. McLendon
Greensboro
Junius G. Adams
Asheville
Arthur Phillips
State Board of Welfare
HPC Fraternity Initiates Five New Members
The Iota Tau Kappa fraternity at High Point college initiated five new members on Wednesday night. The group includes one junior, three sophomores, and one freshman: John Mickey a junior ministerial major. C. D. Spillman a sophomore business major. Keith Crawford a sophomore business major. Novel F. Williamson a sophomore business major. and Ervin Kimbro a freshman majoring in arts. Members are selected by the old guard and unanimous vote with a required C average for eligibility.
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Iota Tau Kappa Fraternity
High Point College
John Mickey
Edgar A. Mickey
Mount Airy
C. D. Spillman
Claude D. Spillman
Yadkinville
Keith ©. Crawford
Vernon V. Crawford
Plan Seal Sale Chapel Hill Easter campaign begins
Chapel Hill March 22 Easter seal drive begins this week as the 21st annual campaign sponsored by the North Carolina league for crippled children runs for a month through April 21. Miss Ethel Honeycutt, executive secretary, announced the event.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina League For Crippled Children
Ethel Honeycutt
Furniture Plant Plans Expansion
Building records show $104,075 in permits issued over yesterday and today, lifting the current fiscal year total near $1.25 million. Major permits went to Tomlinson's of High Point for a dry kiln at $34,000 and a cooling shed at $46,750 on West High street. Myrtle Desk Co remodeled a furniture factory for about $10,000, and G. E. Brewer received $8,000 to build a machine shop and hosiery mill on Mangum Avenue. A new residence permit went to Velko Jaich on Boyer Street for $3,500.
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Tomlinson’s
High Point
West High Street
Myrtle Desk Company
Taylor Street
G. E. Brewer
Mangum Avenue
Velko Jaich
Boyer Street
Patterson wins district Legion oratorical contest in Greensboro
Greens boro high student Sarah Patterson won the district American Legion oratorical contest in Greensboro and will represent the 11th district in Asheboro on March 28. Rodney Borum placed close second, with a tie decision and a buddie awarded after judging both the formal and extemporaneous speeches on constitutional topics.
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Sarah June Patterson
Greensboro
American Legion
Asheboro
Rodney Borum
Jamestown
High Point
Guilford County
Miss Patterson
Borum
Edna Sparks
Ruffin
Glenn Hanna
Hawkiv
W. D. Fisher
Roxboro
W. G. Stoner
Robert Moseley
F. Comer
D. J. Bowden
Elon College
Van Dalinda taken by death in hospital here
H O Van Dalinda 65 of Crestwood park High Point route died this morning at 9 45 after several weeks illness. Born Hackensack New Jersey September 8 1880 he was twice married survived by widow Maude Idol Smith Van Dalinda three sisters and a niece. Member of Masons Knights Templar Oasis Temple and Wood Ridge Presbyterian now at Jamestown Methodist church. Former Western Electric employee 37 years funeral Saturday 3 p.m. then to Rutherford New Jersey for burial.
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Harry Outwater van Dalinda
Crestwood Park
High Point
Mr. van Dalinda
Hackensack
N. J
John C
Lavinia van Dalinda
Gertrude
Maude Idol Smith van Dalinda
Joe DePauw
Charles Uhie
Jersey City
Missa van Dalinda
Jersey Iy
van Dalinda
Acacia Lodge of Masons
Lafayette Commandery
Knights Templar
Rutherford
Oasis Temple
Charlotte
Wood Ridge Presbyterian Church
Wood Ridge
Thomas F. Higgins
Muir’s Chapel Methodist Church
Rutherford, N. J
East Ridge Long Cemetery
Atlas to the world for a third of a year
World hunger looms as Hoover warns four crucial months ahead. Canada the United States and Argentina must supply grain and staples to avert crisis while Europe’s hunger stirs political unrest and occupation forces face public bitterness over rations. Sacrifices by the haves are urged to help the have-nots.
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Mr. Hoover
South America
Canada
United States
Wallace Seeks U S Troop Withdrawal From Iceland
Secretary of Commerce Henry Wallace says U S troops should leave Iceland to improve the international situation. He argues continued occupancy could be read by the Soviet Union as an anti Russian move. London dispatches report Iceland demanding U S evacuation per treaty obligations.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
U. S.S
Iceland
Secretary of Commerce
Wallace
Baltic
Bornholm
Moscow
London
Iceland Socialist Youth Organization
U. S
J C civic clubs hear Haworth on good owners and manners
Horace S. Haworth, High Point attorney, spoke at the junior chamber of commerce dinner, praising past achievements and urging a basis of good manners to curb world disorders. Officers will be installed April 4 and plans outlined for a country club dance next Wednesday.
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Horace S. Haworth
High Point
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber
Haworth
Peace and Propaganda and a White House Visit
A wartime tone frames calls for worldwide counter propaganda to deter new war, urging public and press rebuff of war propagandists. In Washington, Soviet Ambassador Andrei Gromyko made a courtesy call on President Truman at the White House amid Byrnes announcing he will represent the U.S. at the United Nations Security Council for the Iranian case.
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Washington
Andrei Gromyko
Truman
White House
State Byrnes
Gromyko
Executive Mansion
Byrnes
State Department
United States
United Nations Security Council
Council
New York
Fulton prosecutor handles opposing duty in overloaded truck case
Callaway County Prosecutor H. P. Williamson lost a case yesterday but says he won it too by volunteering to defend a resident accused of operating an overloaded truck who appeared in court without a lawyer.
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Fulton
Callaway County
H. P. Williamson
Williamson
Market advances on steady gains and mixed leads
Stocks showed gains for individuals like Gimbel Bros common up 3 points and modest advances for Du Pont Chrysler General Motors Goodrich U S Rubber Douglas Aircraft Westinghouse Kennecott and New York Central while leaders like U S Steel Sears Roebuck United Aircraft American Telephone Anaconda Phillips Morrison Texas Company and Southern Railway lagged at intervals. Potatoes arrivals and prices across regions reflected limited western demand and steady to slightly firmer prices for best quality with Idaho Russel Burbanks and other varieties listed.
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New York
Gimbel Bros. Common
du Pont
Chrysler
General Motors
Goodrich
U. S. Rubber
Douglas Aircraft
Westhouse
Kennecott
N. Y. Central
U. S. Steel
Sears Roebuck
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Anaconda Philip Morris, Texas Co. and
Southern Railway
Chicago
USDA
U. S
Idaho Russel Burbanks
Colorado
Red McClures
Nebraska
Wyoming
Bliss
Minnesota- North Dakota
Curt Wright
Alaska
Penney J
del Lack & W
Penner
Alleghany
Doug Aire
Pepsi Cola
al Chem & Dye
Dupont
Phillips Pet
Allis
Pitt Ser & Bil'y
Elec Auto
Pullman H
Gen Foods
Am Smelt & Ref
Glidden
Repub St
At&t
al Reynolds
Am Tob
Goodyear
Sears
Anaconda
Graham Paige
Socony
At & Sf
Gt Nor Ry Pt
Atl
Hupp
Sperry Atlas
Aviat Corp
Harvest
Cal
Be&o
Nick Can
Ind
Barnsdall
Tel & Tel
Bendix
Stewart Warner
Beth
Kroger Green
Studebaker
Boeing Airpl
Swift Borden
Ligg & Myers
Tex Co
Borg Warner
Lockheed
Tex Gulf
Union Carbide
Mont Ward
Union
Pac Calumet & Hec
Murray Corp
United Airl
Nash Kelv
United Alien
United Corp . Bh
Case JT
United Drug
Caterpil Trac
United Fruit
Ches & O
Colum G & B
U S
Livestock Markets Show Steady Chicago Demand
Livestock in Chicago on March 22 reports salable hogs 7,000 of 15,500 total with steady to active demand and ceilings of 14.85 for barrows and gilts and 14.10 for sows. Cattle salable 1,500 of 1,800 total with steady clean-up trade across slaughter categories, beef bulls weak, stockers and feeders steady. top steer and yearling quotes 16.25 to 14.25 with several lots and varied beef cows and canners trades noted.
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Chicago
USDA
Dry Goods Market Update From New York Trade
Scattered lots of cloths and sheetings sold for quick delivery in the cotton textile market. Second quarter set-aside program orders awaited. Further fall line offerings in woolen and worsted goods. Rayon goods dull.
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DRY Goods
New York
Cotton futures open higher on March 22 at New York
Cotton futures opened 20 to 35 cents higher in New York on March 22 with May around 26.96 to 26.97, October near 26.86 to 26.90, and December around 26.86 to 26.87. Noon prices showed gains of 20 to 65 cents, with May at 26.94, July 26.95, and October 26.90.
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New York
Ecco
Chief Lowdermilk Speaks On Safety At Insurance Meet
High Point life underwriters met at the Sheraton for a noon session where Chief of Police John A. Lowdermilk spoke on safety. He urged a broad safety and educational campaign, stressing schoolchildren as key to building a safer generation. A motion to appoint a committee to investigate licensing of part time life agents was deferred, and membership was listed as 33 with hopes of reaching 50 to 60 by April.
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High Point Life
Sheraton Hotel
John A. Lowdermilk
Lowdermilk
George Haralson
Morris C. C. dies after yearlong illness at 55
C C Morris 55 of Fairfield road High Point Rt 4 died at 3 30 this morning in a local hospital after a year of ill health and seven weeks of serious illness He was born in Davidson County in 1890 and was married to Etta Hayworth Surviving are his widow two sons Ted H and Charles O Morris a daughter Mildred and Mrs Alex Samet two grandchildren Rose and Toby a sister Mrs Jay Williard and two brothers A W and A C Morris Funeral services are incomplete.
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C. Morris
Fairfield Road
High Point
Rt. 4
Mr. Morris
Davidson County
J. M
Linda Riley Morris
Etta Hayworth
Ted H
Charles O. Morris
Mildred
Sin Of Unbelief Greatest Curse Says Roberson
Dr. Lee Roberson of Chattanooga told a large Green Street Baptist Church audience that sin is disobedience to God and all people bear its mark. He called unbelief the greatest sin and stated the remedy is faith in Jesus Christ.
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Lee Roberson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Green Street Baptist Church
Roberson
Jesus
Dr. Roberson
Christ
Jesus Christ
Sharp Slash In India Burma Force Seen
New Delhi March 22 U S Undersecretary of War Kenneth C Royall said American troops in the India Burma theater would be reduced to 500 by May 21 Those remaining are turning over 500000 tons of army surplus to the Indian government Royall is studying surplus disposi tion in theaters worldwide A three man Indian government delegation will depart for the United States to settle lend lease mutual aid payment for surplus purchases and related matters
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New Delhi
U. S
Kenneth C. Royall
India-Burma
Royall
India
United States
Strikes Widen as Courts Back Picket Line Orders
Pennsylvania officials report anti mass picketing against CIO electrical workers on strike since January 15 as Judge Walter P. Smart orders sheriff to allow entry. Governor Martin stresses court orders must be respected while 700 supervisors told to report. GM and other plants face delayed reconciliations with 488000 idled nationwide.
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Walter C. Monaghan
Allegheny County
Common Pleas
Walter P. Smart
Martin
CIO
United Auto
Detroit
General Motors Corporation
Amens
Penn Central Merges With Northeastern Airlines
Penn Central and Northeastern Airlines announce a merger to combine equipment and routes creating a network from Canada through New England to the deep south and west to Chicago and Milwaukee. PCA stockholders approved. Northeastern vote favorably given. CAB approval pending.
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Pennsylvania Central Airlines
Northeastern Airlines
George L. Rush
PCA
High int-Greensboro
Rush
Canada
New England
Deep South
Chicago
Milwaukee
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Mississippi River
Police Cars Face Parking Tickets in City Incident
A North Hamilton street patrol doggedly tagged several cars parked in a restricted area in front of Norwood Court apartments, including a highway patrol vehicle. An earlier emergency call saw a police car cited for double parking, with most tags cancelled due to long ignored no parking signs and no prior enforcement notice.
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Hamilton Street
Norwood Court
Charlotte May Host 1946 Republican Convention
Charlotte may host the 1946 North Carolina Republican Party convention instead of Winston-Salem. Mecklen burg County party chairman E J Presser said Harold E Stassen, former Minnesota governor, will be available to speak in North Carolina on Monday, April 8, and the state meeting could be moved to Charlotte to accommodate 4 000 to 5 000 attendees.
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Charlotte
Winston-Salem
E. J. Presser
Mecklenburg County
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
North Carolina
Eighteen Firms Join Red Cross 100 Percent Club
Eighteen names were added to the Red Cross 100 percent participation list in the current fund campaign. The firms and offices include J. A. Lester Mfg. Co. Jack and Jill Nursery School Myrtle Desk Co. Stanton Clinic American Cafe Becky’s Flower Shop Furniture City Lunch Reeve’s Cafe Everett L. Kirkman Restaurant Atlantic Cafe Luther Cassell Mrs. Rose Southerland Mrs. Levi Hayworth S. C. Hauser and Company N. M. Cates Mrs. W. G. Ragsdale Jr. High Point Weaving Company Hillcrest Throwing Company.
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American Red Cross
J. A. Lester Mfg. Co
Jack and Jill Nursery School
Myrtle Desk Co
Stanton Clinic
American Cafe
Becky's Flower Shop
Furniture City Lunch
Reeve's Cafe
Everett L. Kirkman
Atlantic Cafe
Luther Cassell
Rose Southerland
Levi Hayworth
S. C. Hauser and Company
N. M. Cates
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
High Point Weaving Company
Hillcrest
Funeral for five year old hit by mule near Kinston
Ernest Thomas Rhodes son of Mr and Mrs Rae ford Rhodes died after being struck by a mule on the family farm near Kinston. Funeral services were held today. A discarded chenille bedspread is suggested for sewing a brunch coat jacket or robe.
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Kinston
Ernest Thomas Rhodes
Raeford Rhodes
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Les White
King of Forest Rangers
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St. Louis Hospital
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HPC Fraternity
Sarah Patterson
H. O. van Dalinda
World Today
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Rotary Club
Germany
Howard Randthaler
Salem College
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Roy Braden
Chief Lowdermilk
C. C. Morris
Pennsylvania
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Northeastern
Red Cross
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