Chamber Chiefs Appoint Nominating Committee
Thomasville Chamber of Commerce selects five members to form a nominating committee for the Board of Directors. The committee will choose ten candidates to replace five retiring members next month. Members are G. E. Harrell, chair. Harry Curlee. Curtis Field. Paul Boles. Dr. R. G. Jennings. The judges are John Perry, Bill Nance, and Elmer Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Chamber
N. C. English
G. E. Harrell
Harry Curlee
Curtis Field
Paul Boles
R. G. Jennings
John Perry
Bill Nance
Elmer Hill
Kenneth J. Hoyle
W. W. Rapp
Vera Phillips
Ballantyne Sr. Dies of Heart Attack. Funeral Held
Robert Douglas H Ballantyne Sr well known resident of 910 Jones Street died Saturday evening of a heart attack. A Christian Scientist funeral service took place Monday at Sechrest Funeral Home chapel. Ballantyne born in Hamilton Scotland March 14 1886. He worked for Johns Manville for years retiring five years ago after living in South Africa California and Florida before settling in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Scientist
Sechrest
Robert Douglas H. Ballantyne
Jones Street
Mr. Ballantyne
Robert L. Waynick
Paul G. Wilson
Douglas Henrick
W. F. Robinette
Louis Voorhees
James Boyd
Hamilton
Scotland
United States
Johns-Manville Company
South Africa
U. S
California
Florida
Youth Group Meeting For City Recreation Program
The Negro recreation center youth group schedules a meeting tomorrow at 4 PM in the Council room to finalize plans for the Friday opening. The group will convene at the Catholic school on Kivett Drive for activities including dancing, games, ping pong and cards for Negro teens, following the city recreation commission model from Saturday night Armory sessions.
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Negro Recreational Center
City All
Kivett Drive
Ram
City Recreation Commission
Armory
Weather forecast: warm and sunny with mild tonight
The forecast calls for sunny, warm conditions this afternoon with partly cloudy skies and a warmer night. Wednesday remains partly cloudy with mild temperatures, and rain may return Thursday. High today 57, tonight's low 38. last night 32, high tomorrow 64.
Violence Erupts at Strike Gates as Cars Are Driven Off
Police report eight strikers arrested after crowds formed at the gates. Officers say weapons were displayed but no tear gas or shots occurred. Production workers returning to the plant rose to about one third, with 524 back today and 393 yesterday. Union leaders and U.F.W.A C.L.O. official Fred Fulford arrived for talks and a commissary for staples was opened for members.
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Shore
Pene Ne Smith
Fred Fulford
U.F.W.A C.lo
Three Arrests In Assault Cases Here
Three men were arrested on assault charges in separate cases. Cecil Brewer, 29, Route 1 Jamestown, released on $100 bond after a warrant from George Karahalios. Brewer allegedly punched him at the New York Grill. Roy Haynes, 42, 911 Asheboro Street, arrested and released on $100 bond for assault. Gilbert Wallace, 42, charged with assault with a deadly weapon and posted a $500 bond.
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Cecil Brewer
Route 1
Jamestown
George Karahalios
Brewer
New York
Roy Haynes
Asheboro Street
Gilbert Wallace
Officials Urge Red Cross Donations Amid Tornado Relief Push
Red Cross fund campaign shows 23 207 collected with 7 000 still needed to meet 29 912 goal. South Central tornado relief is projected to require over 5 000 000 in aid and may trigger federal assistance for municipal recovery. Bland Worley says Red Cross aid is emergency only and not repaid, unlike RFC loans to individuals.
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Red Cross Fund
South Central
Red Cross
Truman
Bland Worley
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Red Cross Aid
RFC
R.F.C
Worley Em
Night Hours For Recruiters On Tuesday Evenings
Master Sergeant Richard JF Burpo announced the recruiting office hours from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. each Tuesday until further notice. Local college boys are invited to discuss prospects in the Aviation Cadet program or Officers Candidate School, and others may call to contact Army and Air Force personnel for information.
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Richard JF. Burpo
Army
Air Force
Sailor Killed When Car Crashes Near Stanleyville
A 20 year old sailor on leave from Norfolk was killed near Winston Salem when his car veered to avoid a turning truck and struck a tree. Jackie Lee Bennett of Stanleyville died at the scene. his father Francis C. Bennett reported the accident.
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Winston-Salem
Jackie Lee Bennett
Norfolk
Stanleyville
Francis C. Bennett
Firms exceed quota acknowledged in campaign report
In the latest campaign disclosure several firms reported more than full quota with North Carolina Metal Products Corporation and a Furniture Manufacturing firm among those exceeding targets. The filing highlights strong participation by industry players.
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North Carolina Metal Products Corporation
A Furniture Manufacturing
Stamp honors AAA fiftieth anniversary at local post office
A commemorative stamp marking the 50th anniversary of the American Automobile Association went on sale at the Post Office. It celebrates AAA contributions to highway safety and motoring, featuring the School Safety Patrol and era cars, with 1902 1952 dated design. The patrol in High Point includes 437 students from 11 schools serving white and Negro pupils.
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AAA
American Automobile Association
Glenda Faye Norman
Clyde Wood
Jane Freeman
Edgar Snider, Jr
W. M. Thomas
D. C. Mac.Rae
High Point
Fire blaze inquiry centers on local man
Police questioned a former High Point man about a blaze upon arrival. The body of a woman was taken to Farlow's Funeral Home where no relatives had called by noon today. Funeral arrangements remain incomplete.
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Farlow
Greensboro Woman Heads Temple Sisterhoods District
Mrs. A. F. Klein of Greensboro will lead District 8 of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods for the coming year. She was installed as district president at the district convention ending yesterday. Mrs. Max I. Miller of Greenshore was named corresponding secretary. A luncheon address by Mrs. Jerome L. Salm of Evansville, Indiana closed the event.
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Greensboro
A. F. Klein
National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
Max I. Miller
Greenshore
Jerome L. Salm
Evansville
Ind
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Eee Bee
N. Mai
ETT Plumbing & Heating CO
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Sheraton
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Greenthorn
N.C
Ae i
Ann Lh
Gos
Guy
New Central
Moeauay
Gio
Gwerryl
Mercury
Temple-Curry Motor Co., Inc
N. Main ST
Temple Sisterhoods
MR. Farmer
Belk-Beck CO
Summit Ave
Eensboro
Delite Vacuum
Summit Avenue
Tren
Devoe
Sanders Street Paint & Wallpaper CO
N. Wrenn
Devoe Wonder
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