Dr Reynolds Advocates supple medicine against federalized policy
Dr. Carl V. Reynolds state health officer addressed the State Medical Society at Pinehurst explaining that supplemental medicine adds to public policy rather than regimentation. He cited North Carolina medical funding for venereal disease control maternal and child health and infant care as an example of direct funding to doctors and hospitals. He urged organized medicine to lead and avoid becoming a public policy target while stressing that supplemental medicine means addition not subtraction.
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Pinehurst
Carl V. Reynolds
State Medical Society Today
Northline
North Carolina State Board of Health
North Cadoctors
North Carolina
State Board of Health
Seaman Hedgecock Admitted to Naval Hospital Newport
Seaman Second Class Wesley J Hedgecock was received by Mrs Martha I Hedgecock and remains ill with tonsillitis at the Naval Hospital Newport. His brother R L Hedgecock is named in relation to residents on Park Street. The piece notes that since 1919 more than a third of Britain’s population has been rehoused.
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Seaman Hedgecock
Naval Hospital
Martha Iona
Britain
Thomasville Girl Leads In Cry Havoc At Women’s College
Greensboro May 3 The Woman’s College play Cry Havoc a dramatic tragedy of nurses on Bataan will be presented May 20 in Aycock auditorium. The all woman cast of 13 includes three regular army nurses Miss Avis Russell Thomasville as Smitty Arlene Stie Nacher Bloomfield N J as commanding nurse Dr Marsh and De Sutlive Savannah Ga. The plot centers on a spy among the nurses who traps the group as they face battle and courage.
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Greensboro
Bataan
Aycock
W. R. Taylor
Inc
Army
State High School Seniors to Attend Meredith May Day
About 200 senior girls from across the state will visit Meredith College for the May Day hospitality weekend. They will attend May Day festivities, Sunday church services, and campus activities. May Queen is Julia Margrette Bryan of Garner. maid of honor Gloria Anderson Crant of Asheboro. May Court includes Betty Rose Prevatte, Mary Sorrell, Grace Patton, Hortense Liles, Bobby Abernathy, Julia Matthews, Martha Stanley, and Eliza Stanley. The theme features allied nations folk dances and admission is free.
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Raleigh
Meredith College
Exestes
Julia Margrette Bryan
Garner
Gloria Anderson Crant
Asheboro
Betty Rose Prevatte
Lumberton
Mary Sorrell
Dunn
Grace Patton
Morganton
Hortense Liles
Goldsboro
Bobby Abernathy
McAdenville
Julia Matthews
Cary
Martha Stanley
Eliza Stanley
Kinston
People Miss Sallie Clark Arrives for Week with Parents
Sallie Clark will arrive tomorrow to spend a week with her parents Mr and Mrs George Clark at Sedgefield after completing training and earning the rank of petty officer third class with WAES R D Bob Penny of High Point recuperates at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem after a spinal operation Monday.
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Sallie Clark
George Clark
Sedgefield
R. D
Bob) Penny
High Point Route Four
Baptist
Fletcher Reeves
Jane Reeves
George Reeves
Emma Sprinkle
Barbara
Winston- Salem
C. E. Shore
Eula Gray Shore
Bethania
W. E. Shore
Paul Morris
North Main Street
Birth Announcement for John A. Myers Jr
Ensign and Mrs. John A. Myers announce the birth of a son, John A. Myers Jr., April 27 at the Naval Hospital in Charleston South Carolina where Ensign Myers is stationed. Both mother and baby are doing nicely. The couple formerly lived at 1040 Wellington Street High Point where Mrs Myers was employed.
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Ensign
John A. Myers
High Point
John A. Myers, Jr
Naval Hospital, Navy Yard
Charleston
S. C
Ensign Myers
Wellington Street
Pacemakers Set Monthly Meeting at Green Street Baptist
The Pacemakers of the Green Street Baptist Church meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Miss Lucille Culler 513 Carter street. Mrs Pratt to address Faithful Workers at Mrs C L Monroe 2210 E Green Street home.
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Welle
Virginia Smoot
W. C. Jones
Johnson Street
East Green Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Lucille Culler
Carter Street
See It Through and Anglo-Saxon Reflections in Casual Notes
W A Bivins muses on the end of World War II with public opinion angles in High Point. He recalls a September–October 1945 guess on Germany’s surrender, notes merchants see war as business, and shares a parable about endurance and work. He reflects on heritage and the value of will over race, citing George Washington Carver and a lesson in dignity.
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Germany
Japan
High Point
America
George Washington Carver
Tusk Institute
Wales
England
Scot
Guilford County Realty Transfers In High Point Area
Guilford County transfers list several property deeds in High Point area involving Stanford Smith and wife to Moses Lamet and wife on a noted plat. Guilford College trustees to Spaugh Paper Company. Glendora Sullivan and Paul J Sullli van Jr and wife acquire lots on the old High Point Winston-Salem highway. R L Rodden and wife to Elsie V Sheffield and wife covering Baker property lots 110-112. W Pemberton and wife to James W Bean Jr on Montheu Avenue. D S Hedgecock and wife to G W.
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Stanford Smith
Moses Lamet
High Point Real Estate and Trust Company
Guilford College
Spaugh Paper Company
Hamilton Street
Glendora Sullivan
Paul J. Sulllivan, Jr
Old High Point-Winston-Salem Highway
R. L. Rodden
Elsie V Sheffield
Baker
W. Pemberton
James W. Bean, Jr
Ead
Montheu Avenue
D. S. Hedgecock
G. W
Property Transfers In Hedgecoet and Nearby Streets
Hanks and wife transfer lots 3 through 8 of Hedgecoet property to W J Kennedy and wife. Edgar Snider and wife convey a lot on Fish Street to Robert Snider. Edgar Snider acquires half interest in Snow Park lot 5 and a lot on Aberdale Avenue. Dennis F E Seave and wife sell to Mercer and wife. Hunt and wife transfer lots 32 to 36 of Place L R, and lot 15 of Emerywood West to L B and wife. W D Stroup and wife convey a lot on East Green Street to C C.
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Mercer
L. R. Hunt
L. B
Emerywood
W. D. Stroup
C. Cc
East Green Street
Local OPA Finds Ingenuity in Warm Springs Shortages
In Madras Oregon a district OPA team notes clever rationing at the Warm Springs agency. Officials observe bracelets necklaces and headgear crafted from red and blue cartwheel pieces as improvised substitutes for scarce materials.
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Madras
Opa
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Doc) Newton
Joan A. Myers, JR
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