Spring Honor Court Slated Monday Night
The Spring Court of Honor of the Uwharrie Boy Scout Council in High Point district will be held tomorrow night at 8 at the Junior High School. Scouts from multiple troops will advance in rank and receive merit badges, with award lists including Cordette Kennedy, Ed Grimsley, Hank Foscue, Jimmy Walden, and many others.
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High Point
Uwharrie Boy Scout Council
Cordette Kennedy
Ed Grimsley
Hank Foscue
Jimmy Walden
Ae Barbee
Ana
Carlyle Teague
Kent Will Ette
Wayne Marley
Dickey Hubbard
Teop
Larry Ward
Larry Peterson
Kenny Burchfield
Bill Mickey
Troop
On Cross
Stephen We Senior Morris
J Ig
Don Lambeth
Tysinger
Trooper Jones
Darrell Holden
Mickey Tomlin
Darrell Johnson
Joyce
Keeping Homes Safe From Fire The AMA Advice
Fire safety needs differ from fire prevention. Parents should teach children escape plans and how to notify the fire department. Emphasize evacuation over saving belongings and use of extinguishers as part of judicious age appropriate education.
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Potthoff
Immigrant James Cotrangelo Impacts Southern Furniture Decor
Italy born James Cotrangelo, raised in Rome and New York, became a noted furniture decorator in High Point North Carolina after painting murals at Delmonico Hotel and studying at Cooper Union and the National Academy of Design. He now secures contracts with Southern manufacturers while pursuing portrait work including a memory portrait of his father Luigi.
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Italy
James Cetrangelo
Otteray Dr
Cetrangelo
High Point
St. James Cetrangelo
Rome
James
America
New York
Luigi
Abe Lincoln
Abe
Cotrangelo
Cooper Union Institute of Fine
N. Y
Lady Luck
National Academy of Design
Delmonico Hotel
South
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
Isabelle
Eileen
Joan
Dorothy
Ames
Crawford to Assist in State Highway Safety Film Project
Chapel Hill May Crawford Jr public relations director of Hospital Care Association Durham has a two month leave to work with University of North Carolina Television Station and the Department of Motor Vehicles on highway safety films. He will work May and June and return full time July 4. The program includes 57 original TV films by WUNC TV for statewide distribution to TV stations and schools.
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Chapel Hill
May Crawford Jr
Hospital Care Association
Durham
Consolidated
University of North Carolina
Department of Motor Vehicles
EK. M. Herndon
Crawford
Chapel Hall
Cam
Carmichael
North Carolina
Edward Scheidt
Cranford
University
University Channel 4
Wunc-Tv
Robert F. Schenkkan
Chamber to Air 15 Minute Weekly Radio Show
The National affairs committee of the local Chamber of Commerce sponsors a 15 minute weekly radio program on national topics. It airs Sundays on WMFR from 1 15 to 1 30 p m. The show is produced by the U S Chamber of Commerce and last week featured a 16 year old high school student whose essay titled Voice of Democracy was highlighted.
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Chamber of Commerce
WMFR
U. S Chamber of Erce
Voice of Democracy
Library sets new pace in Thomasville for children
Thomasville branch of the Davidson County Library will host a week long open house tied to the Children’s Spring Book Festival. The program coincides with new children’s books and invites students from Thomasville city schools and nearby districts to explore updated facilities and reading clubs.
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Thomasville
Davidson County Library
Mary Lee Crouse
Pilot
Hasty
Fair Grove
Silver Valley
Denton High Graduation Sermon Sets Commencement
The 1954 Denton High School graduation begins with a 3 p.m. baccalaureate sermon by Rev. D L Stubbs of Central Methodist Church. Miss Nancy Loftin and the mixed chorus provide music. Rev. E C Roach delivers the invocation. marshals include Wayne Miller Jerry Surratt Bobby Goins H idreth Huffman Pat Harrison Monroe Snider. Class mascots are Adelyn Lomax and Frankie Smith.
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Denton
D. L. Stubbs
Central Methodist Church
Denton High School
Nancy Loftin
Linda Peacock
la Rue Copple
E. C. Roach
Wayne Miller
Jerry Surratt
Bobby Goins
Hidreth Huffman
Pat Harrison
Monroe Snider
Adelyn Lomax
Amd
Frankie Smith
Democrats Name Leaders in Candidate Selection Plan
Democrats approve a unified candidate selection plan with party leaders named and primary ballots listing candidates for the presidential election year. The county will qualify every registered Democrat as a delegate to district and state conventions in Raleigh next Thursday, with 154 district votes. Mayor George Wington presided. Hubert King introduced the keynote speaker in Greensboro.
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Raleigh
George Wington
Hubert King
Greensboro
Big Inch pipeline length and capacity outlined
The main section of the Big Inch pipeline runs 1254 miles and has a 24 inch diameter. It can hold up to 4,000,000 barrels of oil.
Catholics Plan Special Rites At New Church
Thomasville Catholics announce a triduum at the new church from May 22 to 24 honoring Our Lady of the Highways. Mass times: May 22 8 a.m. and 8 a.m. May 23, 9 a.m. May 24 9 a.m. Monsignor Freeman will lead Sunday night services and Rev. McMillan will speak Monday night. Summer programs begin June 7 with transport from Lexington. Immaculate Heart of Mary sisters provide instruction.
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Thomasville
Our Lady of the
Arthur L. Freeman
Our Lady of Grace
Shoaf To Address Salem Homecoming
The Rev Samuel Shoaf of Lexington will speak at Salem Church Randolph County during homecoming services at 11 a m Sunday May 30 The church lies 15 miles beyond Asheboro five miles from Denton All invited to attend The oldest known book found in China in 1909 bears the inscription Printer on May 11 868 per Britannica
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Samuel Shoaf
Lexington
Salem Church
Randolph County
Asheboro
Denton
China
Encyclopedia Britca
Polish Exiles in London Hope Free Poland Returns
In London on May 15 Polish refugees and veterans from World War II debate paths to a free Poland. Lt. Gen. Wladyslaw Anders advocates a Western backed Anders army to aid liberation while most seek the West’s support and patience as Cold War unfolds. Exiles like Bor-Komorowski and Siarkiewicz discuss risks and memories of Monte Cassino and Warsaw.
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London
Poland
Wladyslaw Anders
Siarkiewiczs
Alish
Hungary
Vatican
Cuba
Spain
Britain
August Zaleski
America
Europe
White Eagle
Josefina Lubieniecki
Canada
Australia
United States
Cal
Italy
Thes Ce
Anders
Tadeusz Borpeerens
Warsaw
Bor-Komorowski
NATO
Jerzy Siarkiewicz
Card of Thanks for Herman D Hobbs and W E Boulware
The Hobbs family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and flowers. The Boulware family expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for sympathy after the loss of husband and father W E Boulware. Telegrams cards and flowers noted as appreciated. Signed: The Family.
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Herman D. Hobbs
W. E. Boulware
Furnished rooms and apartments for rent with utilities
Multiple listings describe furnished rooms and apartments with bath or kitchen privileges in various locations. Offers include trailers for rent and moving services, with details on appliances, water, heat, and utilities. several listings note proximity to streets and landmarks and prices from $15 to $80 monthly.
For Rent Listings Open in Local Apartments
A long classifieds page lists multiple rental options including three and four room apartments and houses in Willowbrook Street Kearns Street Willis Street Briggs Avenue Kenilworth Drive Oak Street King Street Centennial Avenue Cable Street and more. Prices range from $10 weekly to $65 monthly with features such as electric water heaters stoves refrigerators and furnished units. Agencies include D R Whitaker Realtor and Moore Realtors with contact numbers 6943 night 76329 and 3456.
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Kearns St
Archdale
D. R. Whitaker
Washington St
Willowbrook St
W. Willis St
Apt
Briggs Ave
Kenilworth Dr. S
Oak. St
King St
Centennial Ave
Cable St
Kivett Dr
Walnut St
Ferndale Drive
Madison-Monroe
N. Main St
Main St
Hamilton St
Steele St
Park
MOORE
Ae &T
Ted
Green St
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Secont
Ee Varner
Larry Seco
Beker
Sen James Reynolds
Dear Frazier
Larry Tuttle
Ee Foy
Philip Troop
Ronald Brown
Bob Mebitresh
Tillman Noles
Marry Gekas
Chuck Richie
Curtis Hooks
Richard Rackley
Jimmy Walser
Barry Schulthel
Soapitultheiss
Walden Tysinger Jr
Ronnie Hilliard
Jerry Jones
Don Jerry Talay
Pugh
Gary Keates
Jerry
Tommy Yates
Fred J Don Whitesell
Merit Madale
Royal Jones
Ronald Haynes
Irony Craven
Larry Hepler
Tommy Patterson
Oats Jr
Oat Stutts
4Asey
Tommy Erts
Edward Grimsley
A. C. Craven
Jimmie Jen iNeal Doby
Donald Beck
Henri Foscue
Fred Roseneau
Mike Collins
Bill Hubbard
American Medical Association
Cari J
Janet Langley
Forrest Cates
Enterprise
Cerrangelo
H. C. Crawford
Chamber
Ibrary
New Hoce
Denton High
Democrats
Shoaf
Salem
U. S
Johnson
Lindsay St
YMCA
Thurston
Woodrow
Church St
U.S
Watt
Harpers Esso
Lexington Ave
Valley Ridge
N. Main
Archdale Highway
capaneEe
GHB
William & Mary
Dewey Hinkle Curtis Smithdeal
C. Geaitor
N. Main & Poone
Poder Hunter
Ph St
Walnut
Commerce
Call Aes
Jake Harris
Holton St
Bath, Furnace
Reece
Senenasal Ave
Oakwood d. Bh
Whiteoak St
Lowe Ave
Erie Pith
Richardson St
Jamestown
BE. Green St
Hamilton
Rms
Bath
Johnson Rd
Dan
Sebeeus
James Conrad
22 College Bt
Circle Dr
Grace St
Chestnut St
Ward St
South Rd
Wise St
Radio ‘Tower Rd
Albertson Rd
Newlin St
Bruce Clodfelter
Richardson
Winston Highway 31
Cotteter
Tayior M. Simpson Co
Tay . Simpson
St. Main St
Woodbine St
Taylor M. Simpson Co
E. Washington St
S. Maine
J. N. McCrary
Whiteoak
Call
Myrtle Beach
N.C
White Lake
Charlotte
Melvin
Elizabethtown
N. C
Holden Beach
New Beach Front
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