Ruth Neve to Attend Southeast Training Institute in Atlanta
Mrs. Ruth Neve executive secretary of the local community will travel to Atlanta Ga for part of the Southeast Training Institute for community and council executives. The program focuses on health welfare planning with sessions on returned veterans statistics and fact finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Neve
At- Ga
Southeast Training Institute
Commudhest
Canea
Rochester
N. Y
St. , Mo
Neve
Richmond
Service Men and Women Aid Cancer Drive in NC Campaign
Mount Airy May 11. Service members aid the American Cancer Society drive to raise 135 628.56 for cancer fight. Contributions from camps across states and overseas flood headquarters as volunteers enlist. First post office plan gift came April 15 from 1st Lt. Robert H. Loeb CAC at Camp Butner. Private Regina Hayes McLean WAC in Greensboro volunteers in Guilford county effort while stationed at ORD in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Armed Services
North Carolina
Field Army of the
American Cancer Society
George FE. Marshall
Robert H. Loeb
Camp Butner
Pvt
Regina Hayes McLean
WAC
Ord
Greensboro
Guilford County
McLean
San Francisco
Marshall
Field Army
The
Gate City
Robert E. Cunningham
JayCee
Albert Dorne
New York
Paul Trout Likely AL Batting Champion This Season
Chicago May 12 The league service bureau reports Detroit star Paul Dizzy Trout likely leads the American League in batting for pitchers after last season posting .271 and a .206 average over six majors years. Red Ruffing of the Yankees, with .268 over 18 seasons, remains his benchmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Detroit Tigers
League Service Bureau
Trout
Charles
Red) Ruffing
New York Yankees
Uncle Sam
Ruffing
Former Resident Donates to High Point Hospital Fund
Stanley V. Taylor, former Alderman Photo employee now in Baltimore, sends a check to the High Point Memorial hospital building fund. Taylor asked editor Robert L. Thompson to ensure the donation reaches the proper authorities, boosting the campaign totals for adequate local hospital facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Memorial Hospital
High Point
Stanley V. Taylor
Baltimore
Robert L. Thompson
Enterprise
Alderman Photo Company
Thompson
Kiwanis Club Addressed By Dr Rozzelle
Dr C Excelle Rozzelle spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon at the Sheraton on victory in Europe. He urged American maturity and unity among liberal nations to sustain peace, and noted wartime production and defense as essential for liberty. A color film was shown and several visitors attended, with a message stressing prayers for victory and continued war effort until complete triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Sheraton
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Europe
America
United Nations
Berlin
Alaska
Allis-Chalmers Company
Technicolor
Walter Hester
Carlton Kirkman
Sam Dutton
G. Dutton
Pennsylvania
Daleeee
Walter Hester, Jr
Stewart Itley
Henry Folkes
LeRoy Ward
Hanes Bound Over For Robbery In Thomasville
Lloyd Hanes 23 of Thomasville bound over to superior court after municipal court appearance on robbery charges tied to Hugh Beasley. Coy Lee Odell 36 bound over last week for the same robbery. Beasley says they were passengers in his car when they overpowered him and took 35 dollars. Other local cases include a six month county farm sentence for disorderly house and a prohibition law violation and several dismissals and reduced costs for various defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hanes
Thomasville
Superior Court
D. C. MacRae
Hugh Beasley
Coy Lee Odell
Beasley
James Morley
Downing Street
Roy Hanes
Asheboro Street
CIA
Dewey Haywood
West Green Street
Julius Shanklin Hammett
Rt. 5
Ed Dunlap
Young Street
Willie Carson Cagle
Rt. 3
Virginia Moore
Beamon Street
Emma Louise Coin
Paul Eugene Keene
Elnora Polite
Hay Street
Funeral Rites For Jean Elizabeth Lee Held Sunday
Funeral services for Jean Elizabeth Lee 21 months old daughter of Cpl and Mrs Hubert T Lee Jr were held Sunday at Emmanuel Lutheran church with Rev F L Conrad officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery beside her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Elizabeth Lee
Hubert T. Lee, Jr
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
F. L. Conrad
Hubert T. Lee
Denny Street
Oakwood Cemetery
Infant Daughter Of Amos Kokleys Dies
Carolyn Elizabeth Yokley five day old daughter of Amos and Helen Yokley died in a High Point hospital. Survivors include parents a sister and a brother both at home paternal grandmother Mrs W J Yokley Thomasville and maternal grandmother Mrs L E McIntyre High Point. Funeral from Russell Funeral Home at two with Rev D A Oakley officiating. Interment City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Carolyn Elizabeth Yokley
Amos Yokley
Hobbs Avenue
High Point
Yokley
Helen McIntyre
Imogene Yokley
Charles Edward Yokley
W. J. Yokley
OPA backs higher production to curb inflation in reconversion
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration argues that a flood of consumer goods at low prices and high wages is the best weapon against inflation during reconversion. Bowles says prices should return to 1942 levels, with higher manufacturer prices allowed if justified, while retail increases are minimized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Chester Bowles
Evels
Bowles
Funkhouser Of The Eastern Air Lines Addresses Lions
M. L. Funkhouser district traffic manager of Eastern Air Lines spoke at the Lions dinner in the Sheraton hotel on Sky ways of Today and Tomorrow. He described rapid air progress and wartime air transport, noting a postwar Golden Age in air travel and the hospital flight example in Alaska Redfern presided as officers were to be elected May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Funkhouser
Eastern Air Lines
Lions Club
Sheraton
Loyd Flythe
Harry Hirsch
Greensboro-High Point
Mr. Funkhouser
Atlantic
Pacific
Alaska
America
Bill Russell
English Street
S. S. Grey
Sarasota
Fla
Sp. T
Clyde C. Penny
U. S. Navy
John Lowdermilk
Clarence Stainback
C. W. Redfern
Lee Flythe
Bob Smith
O. K. McCarter
Buddy Welch
Fred Munday
Tuttle Hospitalized In Paris
Lt. Luther H. Tuttle, wounded in action in 1944 and 1945, is hospitalized in Paris, France. In service since June 1942 and overseas since March 1944, he holds the Purple Heart, oak leaf cluster, Infantry Combat Medal, Presidential Unit Citation, four Bronze Stars, and the European Theater ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ist
Luther H. Tuttle
Paris
France
Tuttle
Julius Turner Hospitalized in Winston-Salem
Julius Turner son of Mr and Mrs J B Turner of 1401 Forrest avenue is a patient at Baptist hospital Winston-Salem for treatment believed to be meningitis. Hospital reports the type is not communicable and no infectious meningitis case has been reported here this year. Also notes 1941 44 American savings reached 90 billion dollars with half in war bonds and half in bank deposits and currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Turner
J. B. Turner
Forrest Avenue
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Annual Memorial Services At Jamestown
Jamestown Community Memorial service marks the nineteenth observance at Jamestown Methodist Church. Eugene D Idol presides with Dr Watson Goode delivering the address. Music features pianist Evelyn McKinney and soloists Betty Lynn Willard. A roll call honors 50 local natives and former residents who died in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
C. M. McKinney
Ward Street Methodist Church
High Point
H. N. Williard
Jamestown Methodist Church
Dr. Goode
All Day Service Planned at Shiloh Church
Liberty May 11 announces an all day service at Shiloh church located one mile south of Julian. J. A. Lowe of Burlington will give the memorial address at noon followed by a style lunch. An afternoon song service begins at 2 30 with R P Smith directing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Julian
Shiloh Church
J. A. Lowe
Burlington
R. P. Smith
Pfc Clarence Leonard Wounded in Germany
War department reports Pfc Clarence Wilbur Leonard wounded in Germany on April 19. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Leonard of Rt 3 and served with the Seventh Army having gone overseas in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Pfc
Clarence Wilbur Leonard
Germany
Clarence Leonard
Rt. 3
Seventh Army
High Point High School Play Delights Packed House
Senior class of High Point high school presented Smilin Through before about 1250 fans in the school auditorium. Bronson Matney and Jackie Aldridge led the cast in a comedy drama with several supporting roles. The show repeats tonight at 8 with Pat Padgett as pianist and Miss Maude Burrus directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Williams
High Point High School
Bronson Matney
Jackie Aldridge
Mary Lou Culler
Bob Curry
Roger Jackson
Allan Langdon Martin
Lynn Jane Davis
Sarah Wayne
Betty Anne Johnson
Mary Clare
Eldora Hayworth
Old Ellen
Gene Deal
Young Ellen
Nat Harrison
Willie Ainley
J. L. Bull
John Carteret
Leon Corder
Jeremiah Wayne
Moonyeen Clare
Frank Thacker
Tom Kellam
Walter Hester
Mary Elizabeth Vaughn
Frankie Ward
Edith Holmes
Pat Padgett
Frankie Cecil
Sy Garner
Mrs O B Roof dies after long illness in Greensboro
Mrs Geneva Brown Roof, longtime High Point resident now of Greensboro Rt 6, died at Piedmont Memorial hospital Greensboro after a two month illness. She was born April 2 1923 in High Point daughter of C F and Dora Walton Brown and is survived by husband O B Roof two sons James Orval and Terry Allen Roof mother Dora Brown brother Pfc Paul E Brown in England funeral at Hanes Funeral Home Greensboro with Rev Harold Loman and Rev John Kincaid, Oakwood Cemetery High Point burial at 3 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur O. Vuncannon
High Point
Rt. 4
Charlotte Church
Asheboro
O. L. Ruth
Thomas T. Lindsay
Charlie Staley
D. B. Johnson
Dalton Hunt
James Shaffer
Ross Bolton
Cecil Lowe
Cpl
Thomas E. Tickle
C. A. Tickle
Mt. Airy
Rt. 1
Philippines
Luzon
Fort Bragg
Carl
Frank Tickle
Russell Jones
Greensboro
Rt. 3
J. A. Moseley
W. D. Fields
J. C. Bennett
Lola Tickle
Irene Lucas
Norma Lee
Geneva Brown Roof
Piedmont Memorial Hospital
O. B. Roof
James Orval
Terry Allen Roof
Dora Brown
Paul E. Brown
U. S. Army
England
Hanes
Harold Loman
John Kincaid
Oakwood Cemetery
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Atlanta
Greenstore
Cowboy
the Senorita
GAL Pathe
ICE Delivery Company
West Broad Street
N. ZL. Gamer
Agency
Johns-Manville
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
Eee
LEERT
Center Theater
S. Main
Paul Dizzy Trout
B. F. Thomas
Crarter
Fraley Field
WN. C
Nat Walker
Walgreen
Wachovia Bank
Isaac Fidler
M.E. Power Surveys
S&s. Main
Southern Motor Company
GWE
Rozzelle
Ler Infant
Amos Kokleys
Funkhouser
Lions
Shiloh
Leonard
Flying Tigers
Sam
Col. Robt
Scor
Dennis Morgan
Lark - Massey - Hale
Ea Dalle
Wagger
Ari Camerino
Elmo L. Cranford
S. J. Cranford
Reid Street
Ethel M. Cranford
Franklin Street
Crawford
Air Apaches
Fifth Air Force
Nelson Florist
Francis B. Nelson
N. Main &T
Minnie Lee
Steed
Betty Trotter
Baby Tyner
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main
Stanley $ Jewelers
Penney Co
Madam Laurel
N. C
Studio House
Greensboro Road
OM Klee
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