Army Officers Will Speak At P O S A Meeting Here
Lexington May 5 Members of the Patriotic Order Sons of America North Carolina State Camp will hold their thirty third annual sessions at the Sherator hotel in High Point on May 2021 and more than 150 officers and delegates are expected to attend Hugh G Mitchell of Statesville national president will deliver the address at the annual banquet which will be held Thursday evening at seven o clock Lieut Col Daniel O Omer and Major T H Upton both of the United States Army will deliver addresses at the Friday morning Sessions the state president Rev F E Howard will preside at all sessions and the banquet Washington Camp 30 High Point hosts the event with delegates already named
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Lexington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
North Carolina
Sherator Hotel
High Point
Hugh G. Mitchell
Statesville
Order
Daniel O. Omer
T. H. Upton
United States Army
F. E. Howard
Washington Camp 30
J. David Link
Pep Up With New Vitamins For All Ages
An old age pep appeal markets a vitamin solution promising renewed vitality for men and women. The ad touts calcium phosphate and other nutrients to combat fatigue and worn-out feeling, urging readers to seek the product at Wood Drug stores and major chains like Manos, Cot Mate, and Walgreens.
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Wood Drug Stores
Manos Cot
Warplane clue puzzle solution set exposes mixed terms
A dense mixed crossword style clue grid lists military aircraft terms, eras, and letters tied to a wartime theme. Across entries include the Consolidated R 94 C and others while down clues pose generic words like prevaricator and minute, forming a broad puzzle of wordplay and classification.
Wartime baby carriages urged for mothers across nation
Betty MacDonald reports WPB and government plan to release 300000 new baby carriages with wallboard wood or synthetic rubber wheels. Models include strollers surkeys single and twin carriages. Steel allowance up from six to nine pounds. Rubber shortages persist affecting diapers and sheeting. Safety pins may return after rationing. CPA poultry ceiling saves 25 million dollars annually. Unrationed rubber boots and blackeyed peas available. Metal hairpins reduced. manicuring implements halted. Rubberized cotton and rayon used for dress shields as bonds urged.
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Washington
WPB
CPA
America
Paging Father Time TEN YEARS AGO May 5 1983
Local society day at High Point College scheduled for tomorrow at 10:30. Municipal court docket heavy this morning. High Point City Schools to operate eight months next year under statewide equalization plan. Spring Friends to mark 143rd anniversary next Sunday. Personal notes include Joan Stryker’s upcoming birthday broadcast, Mrs. J. G. Martin’s hospital return, and Tea and Topics Club gathering.
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High Int College
High Point
Spring Friends
Joan Stryker
Winston Salem
G. A. Rusband
WSJS
J. G. Martin
West Green Street
Guilford General Hospital
R. M. Andrews
Draft Board Quotas Adjusted Across North Carolina
Selective Service in Raleigh adjusts board quotas to balance registrant numbers and category counts. Board Four sees a modest increase after a heavy April call, with May and June calls likely higher than early year levels. Board Five reports a decrease due to more men in service, all aiming for uniform quotas across boards. Shipbuilding in Sweden continues active despite the war, Mexico will grow more cotton.
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Selective Service Office
Raleigh
North Carolina
R. T. Amos
Draft Board Four
Amos
Board Five
Board Four
MacRae Orders Witness To Pay Costs In Court Ruling
In High Point Municipal Court Judge D C MacRae reversed normal practice by ordering prosecuting witness Lillie Portee to pay court costs after she withdrew charges against her husband M L Portee who faced warrants for assault. The judge called her action malicious and frivolous and imposed costs.
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MacRae
High Point
D. C. MacRae
Lillie Portee
Taylor Street
M. L. Portee
Portee
Quarterback Club Hero Nets Jewel Thieves in City Tackle
In Columbus Ohio a downtown Quarterback Club member Howard Hockman tackled jewel thieves looting a storefront. Johnny Jones of the Columbus Evening Dispatch recounted the incident, with Hockman detaining one thief and a patrolman and Jones pursuing the other. The pair faced grand larceny charges for $1,500 in watches and rings.
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Mary
Ohio State University
Howard Hockman
Columbus Press Club
Hockman
Johnny Jones
Columbus Evening Dispatch
Jones
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