Jamestown Memorial speaker recalls biblical stones of Jordan
Dr C Excelle Rozzelle, superintendent of the Winston-Salem District, delivered the Jamestown Community Memorial Association address at Jamestown Methodist Church. He quoted Joshua 4 19 22 and urged honoring forebears through character and memory, noting memorials reflect faith and gratitude amid modern duties. The service featured Rev R Dwight Ware, organist Mrs Robert L Green, and soloist Mrs Ramona Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Jordan
Rozzelle
Winston-Salem
Jamestown Community Memorial Association
Jacob
Bethel
Washington
Valley Forge
Joshua
R. Dwight Ware
Robert L. Green
Ramona Harris
Hervie N. Williard
Ladies Night Highlight Features Miss Gilson Speaker
Greensboro Chapter of the Society For Advancement of Management hosts Annual Ladies Night at Star Mount Country Club on Friday evening with speaker Miss Gilson a pioneering industrial relations figure. The event includes a buffet, installation of officers, and a dance with music by Wuchae and his orchestra. Floyd Mehan of Anvil Brand, Inc. serves as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Society For Advancement of Management
Starmount Country Club
Arg Barnett Gilson
Phi Beta Kappa
Guggenhiem
Miss Gilson
Europe
Midwest
America
Department of Economics
University of Chicago
Illinois Minimum Wage Commission
Illinois
University of Hawaii
Honolulu
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Fred Birdsong
Blue Bell, Inc
R. W. Newsom
R. J. Reynolds Company
Wuchae
Floyd Mehan
Anvil Brand, Inc
Missing Boys May Be In High Point
Greensboro police seek two teen boys missing since Saturday morning Ronald Alberty fourteen and Ralph Younts twelve. They were last seen together leaving Greensboro and may be in High Point. Alberty is five eight, 115 pounds with blonde hair blue eyes. Younts is five two, 115 pounds with blonde hair blue eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
High Point
Ronald Alberty
Ralph Younts
Alberty
Ronald
Ralph
Leonard speaks at Why Not Memorial Day services
Assistant Postmaster B G Leonard delivered the principal address at the Why Not Memorial Association ceremonies near Asheboro. He urged current residents to follow past leaders and noted plans for a marker honoring J P Boroughs and George F Garner of the Why Not Academy once run there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Leonard
Why Not Memorial Association
Why Not
Asheboro
Fair Grove Methodist
Leonard
J. P. Boroughs
George F. Garner
Why Not Academy
Hobart Cagle
Association
B. C. Adams
Seagrove Methodist Church
Esther A. Lovett
W. C. King
Route 3
Greensboro
Youngster Hurt Slightly When Hit By Auto
A four year old boy Stephen Daniels of 804 Wade Street was treated for bruises after being struck by a car that hit a telephone pole. The driver Margaret Lee Wright 18 of 120342 Hoover Street was arrested for reckless driving and lack of license. Edward S. Brooks Fort Bragg owner was charged with permitting unlicensed operation. About 210 damage to two cars occurred when Bennie W. Martin and Billy Joe Lewallen collided on English Street and Chestnut Street. Martin charged with violating a traffic ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Daniels
Wade Street
Margaret Lee Wright
Hoover Street
Fairview Street
Vail Street
Edward S. Brooks
Fort Bragg
Wright Girl
Bennie W. Martin
Arbordale Drive
Billy Joe Lewallen
Redding Street
Martin
English Street
Lewallen
Chestnut
Prayer for T DAY from Kirtley F. Mather
A Cambridge Massachusetts professor of geology at Harvard offers a short prayer urging pursuit of truth and liberty for inquiry. He warns against thought control and calls for mutual respect and kindness amid differing opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirtley F. Mather
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Resignation Moves Pastor From Green Street Baptist
Dr. L B Reavis resigns as pastor of Green Street Baptist Church effective July 1 to join First Baptist Church of Denton Texas. In 3 1/2 years the church grew with Sunday School 893 to 1400, training union 112 to 366, 930 new members, four missions, budget rising to 125000, two annexes, new education building plans, and two foreign missionaries supported. Reavis, from Paris Texas, previously served in Plainview Texas. He holds a Doctor of Divinity from Howard Payne College. His wife Mabel Griffin Reavis has a Ph D from Duke and heads mathematics at High Point College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Reavis
Green Street Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Denton
Texas
Dr. Reavis
High Point
First Baptist Church of
North Texas State
Texas State College For
Bate
Reavis
Paris
Plainview
Warren County
North Carolina
Campbell College
Wake Forest College
Southwestern
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Mabel Griffin
Durham
Raynor
Roma Jean
Ralph
Duke University
High Point College
Thomasville Poppy Day Set For Saturday
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary Culbreth Harris Post No 41 will run the annual Poppy Day street sale in Thomasville on Saturday. Mrs Frank File and Mrs Sam Welborne lead the event with auxiliary members assisting. Profits aid sick and wounded veterans and their families including hospitalized servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
American Legion Auxiliary
Culbreth-Harris
Frank File
Sam Welborne
Em manual Lutheran Brotherhood Meeting Notice
The monthly meeting of Em manual Lutheran Brotherhood is set for Wednesday at 6 30 p m in Fellowship Hall Em manual Church Speaker will be Thomas L Hawkins division manager Beach Nut Packing Company from Charlotte Guest violinist Charles Vaughn Guests will enjoy a barbecue dinner served by the church ladies
Motorist Slashes Local Man, Gets Long Sentence
Howard Wray, 38, of 1111 Campbell Street, was sentenced to two years and ten months for assault with a deadly weapon. He also received eight months for drunk driving and 60 days for driving without a license, to run consecutively. J. F. E. Mosteller, 914 Montlieu Avenue, testified that Wray slashed him repeatedly after an argument on West Green Street, causing extensive wounds and hospital treatment. An officer noted Wray was very drunk and Wray later went to a hospital for an arm wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wray
Campbell Street
J. F E. Mosteller
Montlieu Avenue
Mosteller
Wray
West Green Street
Sway
Hos
Memorial Hospital
Ernest A. Tucker
Lowe Avenue
Hospit
Tucker
Winnie Edgar Nichols
Thomasville
Nichols
Thomasville First Graders Plan Annual Train Ride
Miss Lillian Yow's first grade class will travel from Thomasville to High Point aboard a Southern Railway car. The trip, an annual event, departs at 5 42 p.m. and will be chaperoned by parents in High Point who will return the pupils home. In High Point the pupils will tour the city sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lillian Yow
High Point
Southern Railway
Yow
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Sallie Prevost Moffitt
Funeral services for Mrs Sallie Prevost Moffitt aged 78 were held at First Methodist Church Sunday at 2:30 p.m. with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. She died Friday at her High Point home after years of declining health. Pallbearers included Robert D. Davis C C Robbins Jr W C Sheroff Amos R Kearns James B Lovelace Cc L Gray Holt McPherson and Dr Philip B Davis. Family and in laws McKinley Robbins Nathan Robbins Jack E Jones Percy Moser attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Prevost Moffitt
First Methodist Church
Kenneth Goodson
Oakwood Cemetery
Robert D. Davis
C. C. Robbins, Jr
W. C. Sheroff
Amos R. Kearns
James B. Lovelace
Cc. L. Gray
Holt McPherson
Philip B. Davis
George T. Fulton Dies After Heart Attack in Florida
George T. Fulton a longtime Southern Railway trainman born in High Point died in a West Palm Beach hospital after a heart attack Friday evening. He is survived by his widow Mrs. Flory Robbins Fulton two sons Proctor and Paul Fulton both of Miami three daughters Mrs. Harold Williams of Miami Mrs. Howard Bennett of Atlanta and Miss Jean Fulton of the homeplace three sisters Mrs. Myra Earl of Earl North Carolina Mrs. Ida Johnson of Grover North Carolina and Mrs. Elizabeth McSwain of Shelby Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Fulton
Southern Railway
Orly
High Point
West Palm Beach
Fla
Flory Robbins Fulton
Proctor
Paul Fulton
Miami
Harold Williams
Howard Bennett
Atlanta
Earl, N. C
Ida Johnson
Grover, N. C
Elizabeth McSwain
Shelby
Kernersville Man George J Deal Dies at 56
George James Deal 56 of Route 1 Kernersville died Sunday at Oteen veterans hospital after long illness. He was a miller, survived by wife Fannie Kirby Deal, 3 daughters, 7 sons, 14 grandchildren, 3 sisters, and several relatives. Body to arrive late today, arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
George James Deal
Veterans’ Hospital
Oteen
Fannie Kirby Deal
Odell Fells
F. L. Cannon
Tulsa
Okla
Hilda Deal
Paul Deal
High Point
Glenn
Clyde
George Deal
Hamilton
N.J
Joe Deal
Route 1
Clayton Deal
Camp Pickett
Richard Deal
Parris Island
S. C
Ed Cline
I Granite Falls
C. R. Funk
Berryville
Jewell McDuffie
New York
Linville Funeral Home
Deal
Judge Orders Padlock on 530 East High Street Tenement
Municipal Court Judge Archie Myatt signed an order to padlock 530 East High Street a Negro tenement house following a state complaint by Solicitor J W Morgan against A C Elliott and Thelma Elliott administrators. The building was cited for gambling illegal whiskey sales prostitution lewdness and other unlawful acts and must remain closed until further order. The site lies near Southern Railway tracks about five blocks from Main Street and has been described by police as a major local crime breeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High Street
Archie Myatt
J. W. Morgan
A. C. Elliott
Thelma Elliott
530 East High Street
Southern Railway
Main Street
Woman Accused of Using Shoe as Weapon
Etta May Haynes 18 and Dallas Haynes charged with assault on officer and resisting arrest after a disorderly call. Wife faces disorderly conduct. husband fined for drunkenness. Officer J. F. Wilson victim. Bond set. trial Friday. Also two men arrested for drunken driving and Clyde Coleman charged with malicious damage to property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta May Haynes
Dallas Haynes
J. F. Wilson
Burrell Jackson
Redding Street
O. Z. Tucker
Tucker
Clyde Coleman
Amos Street
Paul Griffin
Bridgestreet
Griffin
Coleman
Annual School Picnic Tuesday at Jamestown
Jamestown residents learn the annual picnic honoring the Senior class and teachers will be held tomorrow evening at City Lake at 5 30. George Davis serves as president for a brief business meeting and new officers are installed: Mrs James Blackburn president and officers Allen Petty Coltrane Moss Coltrane Armfield Jr. Members and friends are urged to attend with rain plans switching to the school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jamestown Parent-Teacher Association
City Lake
George Davis
James Blackburn
James Allen
R. T. Petty
Paul Moss
E. J. Coltrane
C. E. Armfield, Jr
Piedmont Camp No 62 WO meeting set for tomorrow night
Piedmont Camp No 62 Woodmen of the World will meet at 7 30 PM at the WO Hall 311 West High Street to discuss important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Woodmen of the World
W. O. W. Hall
West High Street
Slightest Chance Of Needed Rain
The weatherman says only a ten percent chance of showers in the next day or so with possible scattered light rain. Expect considerable cloudiness and warm humid weather through tomorrow with a high near 85 degrees and a low around 63 degrees, identical to last night’s low.
Baptist Church Scout Troop Receives Charter
North Main Street Baptist Church in High Point forms Near 25, a new boy scout troop. Mayor George Covington presented the charter during a morning service to Rev. Neil Armstrong with 18 boys enrolled. Dr. M. D. Keith serves as scout master and Cletus Wall as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street Baptist Arch
George Covington
High Point
Covington
Neil Armstrong
Armstrong
M. D. Keith
Cletus Wall
Archdale Friends Church
Ward Street Methodist Church
Emmanuel Aitheran Church
Wesley Memorial Church
Liquor and Auto Offenses Highlight City Police Weekend
Thomasville police logged major activity over the weekend with drunken driving charges against Moses Lawrence, 33, and reckless driving counts against Willie Hogan, 31, and Raymond C. Martin, 23. Assault and prohibition-law violations also appeared with Bond amounts set for several suspects as trials are scheduled for June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Loca
Moses Lawrence
King Row
Wen
Willie Hogan
Turner Street
Raymond C. Martin
Elkin
Recorder's Court
Rollesmey
Morial Park Drive
Bunyon Harrington
Route 1
Hagar Ward
Winston-Salem
Ward
Harrington
Methodists Plan State Mass Meeting in Greensboro Sunday
The Greens District Methodists schedule a mass meeting at Aycock Auditorium Greensboro on Pentecost Sunday at 3 30 p m. Dr David A MacLennan of Yale Divinity School will speak and lead a massed choir from district churches in the event expected to draw about 3000 Methodists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens
United Evangelistic Mission
Aycock
David A. MacLennan
Divinity School
Yale University
America
Service News Briefs From Fort Bliss to Korea
Multiple service members are listed with current postings and recent changes. PVT Billy D. Frost trains anti aircraft artillery at Fort Bliss Texas after enlisting February 17. SGT Carl L. Reece returns to Fort Campbell Kentucky after home leave. Carl D. Brown, fireman third class, and Bobby N. Beasley seaman second class serve aboard USS Philippine Sea on Korean duties. Lloyd H. Brown graduates as ensign from Navy OCS at Newport. SGT Fred C. Roach returns from Korea on 30 day leave and heads to Fort Jackson. PVT Charles E. Gillard completes basic training at Camp Gordon Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy D. Frost
G. A. Frost
Grace Street
Fort Bliss
Texas
Carl L. Reece
Fort Campbell
Juanita Street
Reece
Carl D. Brown
John C., Brown
Larkin Street
Bobby N. Beasley
USN
Melvin N. Beasley
West Willis Street
Nancy McCaslin
Ennis Street
Philippine Sea
Lloyd H. Brown
James I. Brown
Lindsay Street
Navy
Newport
R. L
Fred C. Roach
Korea
Fort Jackson
S. C
Army
Charles E. Gillard
Signal Corps Replacement Training Center
Camp Gordon
J. F. Gillard
East High Street
Sailor Thomas B. Chapman Serves Aboard USS Foss
Gunner's Mate Seaman Thomas B. Chapman USN son of Mr and Mrs T W Chapman of 1117 Anderson Street and husband of Billie McKinney of 1103 Anderson Street is serving aboard the USS Foss, an escort vessel out of Guam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Chapman
Seaman
USN
T. W. Chapman
Anderson Street
Billie McKinney
Foss
Guam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Rozzelle
Jamestown Memorial
States Ladies Night
Green St
DR. L. B. Reavis
Mrs. Sallie Moffitt
McKinley Robbins
Nathan Robbins
Jack E. Jones
Percy Moser
Burlington Mills
Komer
Poplin, Herb Younts, Lemmie Corn, Coy Kepley and
R. J. Beane
R. L. Pope
Memorial Methodist Church
Bers
Pope
Harold Robinson
Sutday
J N. Hausg
J. W. Boyles
Baptist Church
Methodists State
Norman F. Cates
Josephine Kormish
National Guard
Kansas
Eloise
Topeka
Kas
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