Costly Local Visit Ends With Jail Time in Thomasville
Special report from Thomasville recounts Fred Rudisell a local white worker who returned for a weekend visit and received 30 days for drunkenness. He also faced a six month suspended sentence related to a past abandonment and non support judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Fred Rudisell
Hickory
Rudisell
Carl Wilson
Pudge Wilson
Daniel Clark
Capias
Roy Lee Kearns
Ralph Rogers
Kearns
Rogers
W W Rapp Nominated T ville War Drive Chairman
W W Rapp named Thom asville War Drive chairman to lead a drive for war bond sales from April 12 to 30. He scheduled a March 31 city hall meeting at 7 30 p m to form a local organization. Committees include publicity business and industrial groups with many local names. Oil from grapeseeds in Italy replaces linseed and olive oils in soap paint and lacquers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Walter W
First National Bank
City Hall Court Room
Mr. Rapp
Julius A. Green
S. T. Stoker
Harold Harrison
Harrrison
M. T Lambeth
R. F. Lowery
Romulus Skaggs
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Margaret McLeod
E. L. Peterson
L. C. Bridges
Frank Murr
John Perry
C. F. Phillips
George L. Hundley
C. M. Fields
Aaron Pliskin
W. B. May
Arthur Black
J. F Garner
R. L. Pope
Joe Hawthorne
George D. Finch
Harry Lee Lambeth
Guy Whitten
W. M. Wall, Jr
Harry Curlee
W. H. Peace
N. C. English
Austin Harrison
E. F. Mendenhall
James E. Lambeth
S. L
Italy
Missionary Circle Meeting at Temple Memorial Baptist Church
The Missionary Circle of Temple Memorial Baptist Church meets Thursday evening April 1 at Mrs. Emily Common home 412 W Willis Street. This is a business meeting and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Memorial Baptist Church
Emily Common
W. Willis Street
Church events announce March and April gatherings
Tuesday night March 30 Elder Will Venters Elder H D Diggs and Mother Sallie Frazer will preach the public is invited. Thursday April 1 the Mission ary Circle of Bethel will meet with Elder Reed 706 Fairview Street. Friday night April 2 the Master Singers will render a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Venters
H. D. Diggs
Sallie Frazer
Missionary Circle of
Bethel
Reed
Fairview Street
Young Peoples Club Meeting at Cherry Street Church
The Young Peoples Club of Cherry Street Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 with Miss Floscean Carpenter of 24F Daniel Brooks Homes.
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Young Peoples Club
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Floscean Carpenter
Daniel Brooks
Boy preacher to speak at St Stephens AME Zion Church
Rev. Arthur Walls will preach Wednesday night March 31 at 8 oclock at St Stephens AME Zion Church. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Walls
St. Stephens A.M.E. Zion Church
Sailor and Mother Visit Here
During the past week Ernest Green of the U S Navy and his mother Mrs Emma Green spent a few days here with his sister Miss Inez Emma Green Mrs Green is from Camden South Carolina and her daughter is living here at 412 Spring Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Green
U. S. Navy
Emma Green
Inez Emma Green
Revival at Church of God in Christ on Beamon Street
A ten day revival is being conducted at the Church of God In Christ on Beamon Street led by Elder W. C. Cook. The event runs for ten days featuring sermons and religious services. Local parishioners are invited to attend each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
Church of God In Christ
Beamon Street
W. C. Cook
Alpha Art Club Meeting On Un Hill Avenue
The Alpha Art Club will meet Thursday evening April 1 at 8 o clock with Mrs. C Reid on Un hill Avenue. All members are urged to attend.
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Alpha Art
Alpha Art Club
C. Reid
Unhill Avenue
St Mark Circle Meeting Set for March 30
Members of Circle 2 of S Mark Methodist Church are urged to meet Tuesday March 30 at 8 p.m. at the residence of Mrs. Julia S Hall on Day Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mark Circle
Circle 2
S. Mark Methodist Church
Julia S. Hall
Day Street
Surgical Dressing Room Reopens At Tomes Facility
The surgical dressing room at the Daniel Brooks Tomes re opens to fill February and March quotas. Officials urge community aid to reach the needed dressings as quickly as possible.
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Daniel Brooks Tomes
Army Navy officer training tests set for April 2 at high school
Prospective students will take qualifying exams in Room B-1 at William Penn High on Friday April 2 at 9 a.m. Principal S. E. Burford says most accepted students will become commissioned officers in the Army Navy Marines or Coast Guard and that the services will pay all college expenses for those selected.
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Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Tax Totals Proof of U S Unity and Loyalty
Boston March 30 John L Sullivan assistant secretary of the treasury said during the first two weeks of March the American people gave a tremendous proof of unity by pouring into the treasury the greatest flood of income taxes in history More than 40 000 000 persons contributed and the cost of collecting this year is projected at 50 cents per 100 compared with 112 per 100 in 1940 He urged that the sacrifice be explained to speed victory.
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Boston
Mass
John L. Sullivan
the Treasury
Treasury
Boston Advertising Club
Sullivan
Abolition of Regional Freight Rate Differentials Recommended
A presidential board urged abolition of long standing regional freight rate differences and a uniform nationwide rate structure to promote equal economic development and prevent seed preferences. It urged Congress to amend the Interstate Commerce Act to allow nationwide uniform classifications with justified exceptions. The report notes the 1940 Census found 67 males in New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Propaganda Shows Changing German Image in Portugal
In Lisbon and Estoril, German propaganda shifts from martial triumph to peaceful, pastoral scenes. The display contrasts wartime brutality with athletic, domestic life, while counterimages depict Bolshevik terror. Some Germans adapt, speaking English publicly and avoiding gambling, others fear defeat and hold onto hope of victory.
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Marcel Wallenstein
Lisbon
Mar
Estoril
Tagus
Africa
Russia
Don
Fuehrer
Reich
Portugal
Bavaria
Leidendorff
Germany
Goebbels
Ministry of Propaganda
Europe
Planet News
Paris
Hitler
Berlin
Cascais
Garden chart aids Victory No Victory Garden onion and pea plantings
A gardening chart details onion varieties White Pearl Yellow Clove Danvers and Prizetaker with planting in February March September October rows 18 inches to 2 feet fertilizer 6 to 8 pounds and spacing 4 to 6 inches. It covers harvesting green onions when bulbs are quarter sized mature onions after tops fall, plus English peas Hundredfold and Laxton's Progress with February March planting rows 14 to 2 feet apart seeds one to one and a half inches deep 2 pounds per 100 foot row and harvest when pods are well filled with young peas. It warns sugars become starch in warm weather and poor quality if harvested late. vines tolerate cold but blossoms die from frost.
Word Puzzle Answer Key Horizontal And Vertical
A crossword style clue list with numerous entries across horizontal and vertical sections. Includes hints for famous lawyer, gods, plants, and common words plus abbreviations for names and measurements.
Thomasville Scouts Honor Court Awards Night
The Court of Honor of the Thomasville District Boy Scouts of America was held at City Hall with many scouts and citizens. Awards were given to Troop 60 members Ted Chandler John Benfield Tommy Wilson Percy Bradshaw Max Clayton and others for merit badges and ranks. talks covered June camp trek Dispatch Service leadership training and upcoming commissions by Mayor R L Pope.
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Thomasville
Boy Scouts of America
Bunn W. Hackney
High Point
Ross Garrison
Austin Elliott, Sr
R. B. Carpenter
Court of
R. L. Pope
U. S. Gvernment
Neal Dalton
Mr. Hackney
Mills Home
Uwharrie
Ted Chandler
John Benfield
Tommy Wilson
Percy Bradshaw
Max Clayton
Billy Walton
David Dula
Gerry Bryant
Health talk at Rotary Club noted in 1983 item
Local column recalls Dr I T Mann addressing the Rotary Club on health matters. Precincts were realigned by the board of elections. The American Legion plans a benefit show Friday night titled Ol School of Hickory Holler. Debaters from High Point face teams from Greensboro and Winston-Salem Friday.
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I. T. Mann
Rotary Club
Aday
Board of Elections
American Legion
Hicko
Ry Holler
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
W. C. Bevans
Asheville
George Vanderbilt
Lizzie Gooch
New York
Mary Elizabeth Long
Elm Street
State Senate
Sue Coo Ais
Roosevelt Smee
Hitler
von Hindenburg
Guilford County Realty Transfers in High Point and Morehead Townships
Real estate transfers across Guilford County list multiple transfers in High Point, Morehead, Wilmer, and Oak Ridge townships. Names include L F P Ferree, E Houser, C L Michael, B F Staley, A J Hewett, T J Dun can, H B Casstevens, J F Robertson, Albert N Paschal, George W Capps, Jessie Headen, John Darden, V Lowdermilk, Bessie Myers, Thomas Martin, Mrs Bes sie Reddick, and Piedmont Investment Company. Also notes transfers in Park and adjoining tracts. The report also includes unrelated local notes on municipal water and new city prohibitions and aviation development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Township
L. FP. Ferree
E. Houser
Sherrod Park
C. L. Michael
B. F. Staley
College Park
Morehead Township
A. J. Hewett
T. J. Duncan
Walker Avenue
H. BE. Casstevens
J. F Robertson
Hill Crest Street
Albert N. Paschal
Toeorge W. Capps
Davis Ilmer Township
Jessie Headen
John Darden
Winchester, Co
V. Lowdermilk
Bessie Myers
Heath Avenue
Thomas Martin
Bessie Reddick
East Market Street
Piedmont Investment Company
East Mark Street
Oak Ridge Township
John C. Moore
Paul A Stewart
Bullock
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W. W. Rapp
T’ville War Drive
Brazil
Redwine Hdw. CO
Nora Main Street
Beeson
Hardware Company
N. Main St
E. Hauser & CO
Wrenn Street
Bethel Holiness Church News
Army-Navy
U. S
New Hampshire
Propanganda
Axis
Oklahoma
Works Department
Electrical Engineers
Nova/Scotia
Court
Mimic
Saintes
Landon
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Y.M.C.A
Durham
Main Street
Sheraton Hotel
Ear Teague
State College
Louise Shipman
Burkeville
O. D. Baxter
Philadelphia
Robert A. Secrest
Edwin Chappell
Kearney Crissman
Carolina
Chapel Hill
Brooks Reitzell
Wyatt Pickens
Hal Reynolds
Walter Crissman
Ralph Asbury
Roscoe Sowers
Allen Welborn
George Ausband
George Wood
Claud Smith
Wesley Jamison
Hubert Gurley
W. P. Bynum
Guilford County Realty
Peru
Atawokemet
Alrigh
Home Office
Nikon
Richmond, VA
Virginia
Institution of Life Insurance
America
Legal Reserve
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Cery
Insurance In Force Insurance
H. C. Cartee
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO. Bldg
High Point, N. C
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