Stabbing Attributed To Family Quarrel Wounds Man
Fred Stanley 31 of Rt 3 was seriously wounded Tuesday night when stabbed with a butcher knife during a family quarrel at home. Brantley French 39 of Rt 3 admitted involvement and was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. Stanley is in serious condition with wounds to intestines and left kidney.
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Fred Stanley
Rt. 3
Brantley French
Stanley
French
High Point Memorial Hospital
A O Vuncannon Dies At Home Rites Friday
Arthur O Vuncannon longtime resident of Rt 4 dies at his home Wednesday at 2 PM after months of ill health He was born October 26 1881 in Randolph County son of Frank and Ann Thompson Vuncannon He leaves a wife Annie Myers five daughters four sons two sisters and a brother Funeral service will be at the Charlotte Church of Asheboro at 2 30 PM with burial in the church cemetery He attended the Pilgrim Holiness Church of this city
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Arthur O. Vuncannon
Rt. 4
Mr. Vuncannon
Randolph County
Frank
Ann Thompson Vuncannon
Kim
Annie Myers
Claude Yates
McGee
Rt. 3
Hobert Can
Kathleen
Edna
Pfc
Arthur Vuncannon, Jr
France
Wade
Hal
John
Cenia Pickett
Cava Hoover
Asheboro
Elwood Vuncannon
Ashboro
Charlotte Church
O. L. Ruth
Mr. Duncannon
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Resurfacing Of East Green And Ward Completed
T. C. Kirkman director of public works said today that resurfacing of East Green and Ward streets is finished and satisfactory. Sand asphalt work on North Main from English street will be advertised about July. county funds will cover costs as a state project.
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T. C. Kirkman
The
Public Works
East Green
Ward Streets
North Main Street
English Street
Greensboro-High Point Mianney
Many Wear False Teeth With More Comfort
A brief ad-like notice promotes improved dental comfort using non powder products from a drug store. It highlights easier eating and talking, mentioning aantrekkelijk sounding brands and terms such as alkaline powder and dentures. The fragment suggests consumer dental solutions but lacks clear names or dates.
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Ony Drug Store
Acdy Bowie
Plopeaps
Wolds
Ease Headaches Soothe Nerves Tea and Powder
The text advertises a remedy marketed as a fast-acting formula for headaches and nerves. It mentions an herbal tea and headache powder in 10c or 25c sizes with directions to use as directed and to consult a physician if pains persist.
Vacation Bonuses and Holiday Schedule at Local Mills
Two Burling ton Mills units announce vacation bonuses for hourly and rate employees in lieu of a true vacation. A summer schedule offers several days off to keep plants running for wartime needs. Eligible workers must have three months continuous service, with bonuses based on production and overtime.
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Ee Venene Pe
H Point Weaving
Hillcrest Rowing Companies
Burlington Mills Corporation
Arra
Japan
Emp
Armed Services
War Production Board
City Schools Prepare For Track Meet At High Point
High Point High School hosts a track meet Saturday at 2 p m with eight elementary teams led by Bay Street Elm Street Emma Blair Johnson Street Ada Blair Oak Hill Cloverdale and Brentwood The meet features five weight classes 50 60 70 80 and 115 pounds plus five relays and 16 events About 250 youths expected Trophy from Wagger Jewelry Company and ribbons for top three Officials include Starter Bunn W Hackney clerk Edgar Hartley timers Simeon Howell Finis h Carroll Braden Kirkman Police Chief Lowdermilk Snyder Collins Field crew Homer McCoy assisted by Terry Braswell Bobby Lee Bobby Sharpe J L Bull Dwight Carroll Awards presented by Frank Sizemore
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High Point High School
High Point
Bay Street
Elm Street
Emma Blair
Johnson Street
Ada Blair
Oak Hill
Cloverdale
Brentwood
Oe Sa
Wagger Jewelry Company
Bunn W
Hackney
Edgar Hartley
Ton Simeon
Ernest Howell
F. Carroll
Roy
Thomasville Proclaims Sunday as Day of Prayer
Thomasville mayor R L Pope issues a proclamation calling residents to observe aSunday of prayer and thanksgiving for victory in Europe and renewed dedication to finishing remaining wartime tasks. Citizens are urged to gather in churches at the appointed hour for gratitude and reflection.
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Thomasville
Truman
Europe
R. L. Pope
Pearl Habor
God
Dr Furbay Speaks On Latin America At Rotary Meet
Dr John R Furbay lecturer and author addressed the Rotary Club lunch on United States relations with the 20 Latin American republics. He urged recognizing each nation’s differences while stressing the need for southern neighbor support to avoid international issues, noting past San Francisco conference actions with Argentina. Visitors included John Raper and Albert Loose.
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United States
Rotary Club
John R. Furbay
Euteaky
Latin America
Brazil
Furbay
Central America
San Francisco
Illness Fatal To Mrs Agnes Moore In Bethesda
Mrs Agnes Moore 77 died at her daughter’s home in Bethesda Lexington route one after a short illness. She was born January 1 1868 in Virginia widow of Edward Moore who died February 25 1924. Survivors include two sisters Mrs George Stone and Mrs Joe Swan of Neponset Illinois one son George Moore of Mount Airy and 27 grandchildren six great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending with J C Green and Sons. service to be at Bethesda Methodist church at a later date.
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Thomasville
Agnes Moore
W. M. Everhart
Bethesda
Lexington
Virginia
Edward Moore
Everhart
Peters
George Stone
Joe Swan
Neponset
George Moore
Mount Airy
Moore
Grace Methodist Church
Roanoke
J. C. Green and Sons
Funeral Rites for Mrs Florence May Anderson
Funeral services for Mrs Florence May Anderson 69 widow of J S Anderson were held at Oak Hill Friends church with Rev Virgil Pike Rev S E Tar e tor and Mrs Cora Lee Johnson officiating. Flowers were carried by friends and neighbors. Pallbearers were Harold Cecil Flavy Cecil Hubert Newton Ernest Burton J A Hedgecock and C G Hedgecock. Interment followed at Springfield cemetery.
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Florence Anderson
Florence May Anderson
J. S. Anderson
N. C. Lowe
Hansell Street
Oak Hill Friends Church
Virgil Pike
Cora Lee Johnson
S. E. Tare
The
Union Tabernacle
Neights
Harold Cecil
Flavy Cecil
Hubert Newton
Ernest Burton
J. A. Hedgecock
C. G. Hedgecock
Springfield Cemetery
House backs treaty power call amid Senate opposition
A 288 to 88 House vote urged a constitutional amendment to give Congress a say in treaty making, but the Senate Judiciary Committee rejects considering such amendments until after the war, and ratification by at least 36 states would be required. Parma, famed for Parmesan cheese and Parma violets, also hosts religious art referencing ancient Rome.
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Senate
Washington
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Kirkman
Adaroee
Oheh
Soney
Parker Jewelry Company
Peachtree St
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Italy
Cpl. Fields C. Cox
W. IL. Cox
Pleasant Garden, Rt. 1
10Th Mountain Medical Unit
Aleutians
Eula Mae Leonard Cox
High Point Rt. 3
Madam Laurel
Greensboro Road
City Lmits
Laurel i
Dr. Furbay
Rotary Meet
Parma
Augustus Parma
B.C
Castile
Squibb
Gulf Spray
Gerber's
Peruna
Weenie
Eckerd
Dubner
Bond
LEIGH
Yardley
America
England
SMLA
Ntain Pens
Revelon
Wampole
Kay Daumit
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Max Factor
Hotlywood
DU Barry
Tussy
Loupay
Cologne
Old South Plantation Garden
Jergen
Wrisley
Radclife
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