Mrs J C Moore and Ruth Catherine Return to Washington
Mrs J C Moore and her daughter Ruth Catherine have returned to Washington DC after visiting Mrs Moore’s parents Mr and Mrs Wiley Stone. Miss Bettye Jean Bishop recuperates at High Point Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy performed Wednesday. Mrs Yancey Cecil and infant Julia Katherine return home from High Point Memorial Hospital. the child was born May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettye Jean Bishop
Greenoak Drive
High Point Memorial Hospital
Yancey Cecil
Julia Katherine
Forest Avenue
Birth notices from High Point Memorial Hospital
Connie Lane Nance announces the birth of a daughter Connie Lane on May 14 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Dwight G. Frazier and Eliza beth McManus of this city are noted. Susan is the first child for Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien Crestwood Park White. Lionel Alton Price born May 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Alton P. Price. Gary Randall Kennedy born May 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Kennedy Route 2. Patricia Ann Sechrest born May 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sechrest Jr. Katherine Sue Terrell born May 14 to Mr. and Mrs. ee J. Terrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nounce
Connie Lane
High Point Memorial At Hospital
Dwight G.frazier
Valley Ridge Drive
Peinemorial Hospital
Frazier
Elizabeth McManus
William O’brien
Crestwood Park
Susan
Alton P. Price
Lionel Alton
High Point Memorial Hospital
Wilson Kennedy
Route 2
Gary Randall
Fred Sechrest, Jr
White Oak Street
Patricia Ann
Ee J. Terrell
Ward Street
Katherine Sue
William O'Brien
San
Sign Point Memorial 1
Helpers Class to Hold Meeting at Rankin Memorial Church
The Helpers Class of Rankin Memorial Methodist Church will meet tomorrow evening with Mrs. A L Minor at 2604 Oakview Street. Associate hostesses will be Mrs. Claude Bouldin and Mrs. L R Minor. Members are asked to meet at the church for transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
A. L. Minor
Oakview Street
Claude Bouldin
L. R. Minor
Lizzie Welch
First Methodist Church
J. G. Snipes
Steele Street
To Try Again To Avert Bus Driver Strike
Federal mediator Joseph C. Wright met with union and management after separate talks failed to break wage deadlock. The union seeks a 10 percent raise, about 11 to 12.5 cents per hour, while the company offers a flat five cent increase. A strike warning looms with 48 hours notice possible for Charlotte and several NC and SC cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Carolina
Joseph C. Wright
Wright
North
South Carolina
Union
Salisbury
Winston - Salem
High Point
North Carolina
Greenville
Spartanburg
Herring Named Director at Baptist Orphanage North Carolina
Frederick Jack Herring 36, near Nashville degree holder, will become director of the Social Service Department at the Baptist Orphanage of North Carolina. He succeeds B. Fleetwood, with Mrs. Riman Muth acting interim. Herring will start July 1 and will oversee admission investigations and aid program calls. He brings experience from Connie Maxwell Children's Home and Tennessee social groups, with Erskine College and Vanderbilt education. He and his wife Elizabeth will reside in the school’s prior residence in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Frederick Jack Herring
Nashville School of Social Work
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
The
Baptist Ophanage of
North Carolina
W. C.reed
Herring
B. T. Fleetwood
Social Service Department
Chis
Florida
Connie Maxwell Children’s Home
S. Cc. Superin
Tennessee A Nage
Erskine College
Due West
S. C
Elizabeth Boleman
Anderson
Connie Maxwell Mse
Tennessee Post
Evita
Heras
Reed
Ipal
Romulus
Wallcliff Park
Thomasville Rotary Reports on Young Men Conference
Thomasville High School students Paul Berrier and Donald Moore shared experiences from the Young Men's Rotary Conference in Winston-Salem. About 60 attendees heard tours of local industries and praise for the Winston-Salem club program. The meeting also heard a campaign appeal to outfit the Thomasville School band with uniforms costing 60 dollars each, needing 82 in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Paul Berrier
Donald Moore
Rotary Club
Rotary Con
Winstonem
North Carolina
United States
Winston-Salem
Horace Sumpstion
West Chester
Henry Kreiuzweiser
Charlotte
R. K. Farrington
Scores Jones
Greensboro
Crissman Reviews North Carolina Legislative Session
Guilford Representative Walter Crissman spoke at the Sertoma Club luncheon, noting the large state budget headed toward a billion dollars, with education and state institutions favored. He said taxes would not rise, some taxes were cut, beverage control gained favor, and Greensboro may vote on it. He added many bills remained at session end, but substantial legislation passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Crissman
Guilford
General Assembly of
North Carolina
Sertoma Club
Norman Garner
Crissman
Withal
Reensboro
May Form First Negro Scout Post in High Point
About 20 boys and church representatives voted at Brooks Memorial Methodist Church to form a Boy Scout explorer post led by science teacher Jonathan Campbell. The venture hinges on obtaining enough instructors and would be the first such post in High Point, with members aged 14 to 18 mainly from William Penn High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Memorial Methodist Church
C. M. Gaskins
Gaskins
Jonathan Campbell
William Penn High School
Campbell
New Jersey
High Point
William Penn High
Brooks Church
Evolution of gasoline efficiency in power output
A note compares today’s anti knock gasoline to fuel from twenty five years ago, stating two gallons today provide similar power as three gallons back then, with similar per gallon costs when taxes are ignored.
Light Days Bring Little Activity for Local Police
The police reported slow business with only two arrests yesterday for abandonment nonsupport and a capias. No arrests were listed today yet. A theft of $54.25 from a suitcase belonging to a Fairview resident was reported yesterday between 7 AM and 7 PM. An additional larceny was noted this morning with details unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteside
Fairview
Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina
Miss Daisy E. Leach 81 of Thomasville dies after long illness at sister’s home. Funeral Friday at 3 PM from the family residence with burial in City cemetery. Emma Booker Plummer 73 of Randleman dies at daughter’s Ramseur home. Services Sunday at 3 PM in Ramseur with burial in Asheboro City Cemetery. No flowers. donations requested to Central Falls Baptist Church building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Daisy E. Leach
Charles M. Hoover
Salem Street
James Addison
Lavenia Dodson Leach
Memorial Methodist Church
Women’s Missionary Society
Cogent J
Emma Plummer Ashebord
Emma Booker Plummer
Randleman
Arthur Presnall
Ramseur
Rt. 1
Plummer
Leonard Henderson Plummer
Olive Chapel
Wake County
Ee County
G White
Lexi
Pheanal of
Margaret Pendleton
Seattle, Wash
L. L. Bass
Rt. 2
E. H. Hussey
Greensboro
F. B
Spencer
J. L
A Falls
Thad Ww. Plummer
New York City
F. A. Jones
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Carol Clodfelter Contracts Fever
Carol Jean Clodfelter a Kern Street School fourth grader has contracted scarlet fever. Public Health Nurse Connie Bonner placed her under quarantine at 103 White Street, Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville — Ee
Carol Jean Clodfelter
Luther Clodfelter
White Street
Connie Bonner
Kern Street
Plant Dust Pit Destroyed By Blaze At Casard Works
A blaze of undetermined origin destroyed the roof of a dust pit at Casard Manufacturing Company. Four fire engines fought the fire for over two hours, the roof torn open by the hook and ladder team to attack the blaze. No injuries reported. Earlier, a separate small fire at 710 Rockford Road caused little damage due to a short in a light cord at Mrs. Henry M. Baker’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casard Manufacturing Company
Gene Horney
Rockford Road
Henry M. Baker
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Phil Walker
Nance
Gilmer Frazier
Mary Susan White
Lionel Alton Price
Kennedys
Patricia Sechrest
Martha Rule
Mrs. James Rule
South Hamilton Street
Terrell Daughter
Archdale
Woman's Auxiliary of
Archdale Friends Meeting
Mrs. Snipes
F. J. Herring
Baptist Orphanage
Alexander
Alexanders, Inc
le Ae
N. Main
Thomasville Rotary Club
Sertoma Meet
First
Carol Clodfelter
Tobias
Ruby
E . Vis
Dewitt
Fed
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