Crissman Seeks Non Suit in Libel Action by Former Mayor
A libel suit filed by former Mayor Arnold against real estate man John H. Kalte proceeds as prosecutors present witnesses. The case centers on a letter alleged to show malice and a city council pressure campaign affecting police chief Friddle, with several witnesses testifying to the involved letters and alleged motives. Filed through attorney Pickens and Frazier, defense seeks non suit on privileged communications while a jury panel is seated for the hearing.
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Arnold
John H. Kake
M Baker
Reidsosty
Order Girls
Caroto
Kalte
W. G. Friddle
City Boy
Braden
Panty
George R. Brown
J. R. Willis
Clover Brand Dairy
H. Son
High Point College
R. Ragan
J. J. Corrigan
M.F
J. A. Sloop
Public Safety Committee of Council
Baker
Nhow
John H. Clement
Superourt
Laintiff
Attorrt Pickens
High T
Glifford C. Frazier
T. J. Gold
Z IL
High Point
Intiff
Clement
J. H. Wall
R. M
R. L. Chilton
C. L. Walker
Teachy
N. G. Hodson
W. Rt Vickery
Jasper Neal
R. Phillips
P. H.ritch
J. D Jun
A. F. Sutton
Reverend Paul T. Jones Sent to High Point First Presbyterian
Reverend Paul Tudor Jones of Greenville Mississippi transfers to Orange presbytery North Carolina to take over the pastoral duties at High Point First Presbyterian Church. He is to arrive with his family late this week and preach his first sermon titled In the Beginning God.
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Charlies W. Perry
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Tudor Jones
Greenville
Miss
Central
Mississippi
Orange
Synod of
Mr. Jones
High Point
Central Mississippi
First Presbyterian Church of
Jones
Williamson
Presbyterians Announce Pastor Rev Jones to Greenville Church
A letter signed by all elders and deacons of First Presbyterian Greenville congratulates the church on securing Rev Jones as pastor. It praises his eloquence and community recognition and notes the Jones family will reside at 1400 Woodland Drive in a redecorated manse ready for occupancy.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Greenville
Mr. Jones
Jones
Minter
Woodland Drive
Hospital Fund Drive Nears Final Stage In High Point
High Point Memorial hospital's $750000 building fund campaign pivots to the last mile after a Sheraton dinner. W B Hall, chair, says despite delays the drive surpassed 626000 with 375000 from public gifts and 101000 from a 1943 building trust. 150000 more from Duke Endowment funds is anticipated. Volunteers strive to reach remaining potential donors in coming days.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Sheraton Hotel
W. B. Hall
Hall
Duke Endowment
Major Lloyd E. Whitley Remembered With Memorial Service
A memorial service for Major Lloyd E. Whitley will be held at First Evangelical and Reformed church Sunday at 5 30 p m Chaplain Robert B Weaver of ORD Greensboro will give the address and Secretary Edgar Hartley of the YMCA will assist The 27 year old Rocky Mount native was killed on Iwo Jima March 26 during a Japanese counterattack His wife Dorothy a navy lieutenant was in the South Pacific area Major Whitley is buried in the Fourth Marine Cemetery on Iwo Jima He studied at Elon and at the local high school and later worked as a YMCA physical director in this city Nurse Dorothy Main Whitley will attend from Parsons Kansas to spend the weekend with Whitley's parents.
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Lloyd E. Whitley
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Robert B. Weaver
ORD
Greensboro
Edgar Hartley
Y.M.C.A
Hoy L. Fesperman
Major Whitley
Z. E. Whitley
Iwo Jima
Dorothy Main Whitley
South Pacific
Fourth Marine Cemetery
Rocky Mount
Elon College
Parsons
Kans
Crissman Named Prosecution Attorney as Sprinkle Resigns
The city council in a called session appointed Walter E. Crissman as prosecuting attorney of the municipal court for the next two years to fill the unexpired term of Tom Sprinkle who resigned effective immediately. Crissman, a former Guilford County representative, will assume office at the next court session.
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Walter E. Crissman
Tom Sprinkle
Sprinkle
Crissman
Guilford County
Earl. N. Phillips
Amos R. Kearns
O. A. Kirkman
E. L. Briggs
Sanders Dallas
Public Works
W. L. Hunt
W. R. Grant
C. A. Lewis
Law and Public Safety Committee
J. E. Ward
Public Utilities
E. L. Bri
C. A. Kirkman
Postwar Planning and Industrial Development Committee
Charles F. Carroll
Local Housing Authority Board
Earl N. Phillips
Ice
Spiritual Revival Sermon at Green Street Baptist
Dr. Joe Hankins preached on God's Report of a Revival to a large congregation at Green Street Baptist. He outlined Nehemiah style demands for revival including unity, surrender, separation from worldliness, confession, covenant, and keeping Sabbath duties with services daily through the week.
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Green Street
Hawkins
Memorial Service Planned by Pine Woods Church
Officials of the Pine Woods church north of Masville on the Winston-Salem highway announce a memorial service this Sunday afternoon at 2:30. The public is invited to attend.
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Homasville
Spe
Pine Woods Church
Masville
Winston - Sa Highway
Lyman Ford to Speak Tonight on Local Social Agency Council
Lyman Ford of the National Council of Social Agencies will address the county building at 7 30 tonight on establishing a county council of social agencies. Mrs C T Ingram Jr will preside as chair of the study group set up in January. civic clubs have shown interest and will review the proposed constitution and by laws mailed three weeks ago.
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Lyman Ford
National Council of Social Agencies
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Community Chest
Ingram
Y Horace Haworth
No Relief Is Seen In Sugar Situation
Mrs. Frances Wiles of the local ration board says the sugar canning quota has been cut to 50 percent and only 10 pounds per person can be allotted. She notes no immediate relief is possible and urges patience as OCD workers review applications and mail out quotas to registrants.
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Frances Wiles
Uota
Fond
OCD
Pupils Lead War Bond Drive In Seventh Contest
Hundreds of students from Dallas 13 schools join the Seventh War Loan effort to sell 727000 in FE bonds. Each buyer earns credit points for a pupil seeker, with a chance for a theatre party. contest runs through June 6. The plan mirrors the Fifth War Loan drive in Columbia.
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High Point
Columbia
D. C
M. L. Patrick
Sanders Dallas
Concert At Junior High Tonight At 8
The High Point city schools music department presents the all city elementary beginners orchestra and the Junior High school symphony in a one hour concert tonight at 8 oclock in the Junior High auditorium under Virginia Franks direction. The event is part of the eighth annual music festival involving over 1000 vocal and instrumental students. The beginners orchestra (about 50 students) performs pieces by Isaac Adams and Drake while the symphony with pianist Ralph Tilden executes selections by Tschaikowsky Von Blohm Herfarth and Rachmaninoff. Awards go to Katherine White and Mary Louise Ballard with La Verne Vaughn honorable mention. Geraldine Brawley wins the Junior High honor.
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Music Department
High Point City
Virginia Frank
Merle Isaac
Isaac
Adams
Courtney Drake
Ralph Tilden
Tschaikowsky
von Blohm
Herfarth
Rachmanioff
Katherine White
Mary Louise Ballard
la Verne Vaughn
Geraldine Brawley
Medlin Appears In Julliard Concert
Charles Medlin a cellist from 1100 Smith Street was among five Juilliard School of Music students on a New York concert program of original compositions. He was the only student from this state aside from Elizabeth Reynolds of Charlotte who also appeared.
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Charles Medlin
Smith Street
Institute of Music Art
Julliard School of Music
New York
Medlin
Julliard School
Elizabeth Reynolds
Charlotte
Bennett Bond Set At Ten Thousand In Beck Slaying Case
Judge H Hoyle Sink in Greensboro set bail for Raymond Groundhog Bennett at 10000 in a habeas corpus hearing. Bennett faces conspiracy and murder charges for the June 9 fatal shooting of Bob Beck near here. Six co defendants are jailed and one is free on 12500 bond. all seven face first degree murder charges to be tried June 19. The city housing authority also gains a new member, School Superintendent Charles Carroll, replacing Mayor Philips.
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H. Hoyle Sink
Greensboro
Raymond
Groundhog) Bennett
Bob Beck
Here
Bennett
Sink
Superior Court
Beck
Herbert Carroll
High Point
Forsyth County
Henry Hadie Agner
Lacy Salmon
Clarence Norris
Hugh Gibson
Sam H. Thompson
Guilford
County
D. C. MacRae
Charles Carroll
Philips
Housing Authority
Bacon Trouble Indicts Hogs as Public Nuisance
Lexington residents in a subdivision faced grand jury indictments for maintaining a common nuisance linked to a hog operation. The case centers on a meat shortage causing local complaints about hogs and farm activity in the area.
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Lexington
Memorial Service and Homecoming at Fairgrove Church
Fairgrove Methodist church in Thomasville announces a memorial service and homecoming day on Sunday June 3. Activities begin at 9 45 a m with a picnic dinner at noon and a special service at 3 30 p m. Public invitation extended for the morning service and noon meal.
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Fairgrove Memorial
Thomasville
Fairgrove Methodist Church
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