Millis declines resignation amid Guilford political clash
J Ed Millis, Guilford County commissioner and High Point manufacturer, rejects party leaders Hines and Haworths call to resign. He defends his Democratic loyalty, criticizes their support for rival figures, and asserts he will back the Democratic ticket in state and local races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ed Millis
High Point
Guil County Board of Commission
E. Dewey
Charles A.hines
Greensboro
Byron Haworth
Highoint
Millis
Hines
F. M
Haworth
Roosevelt
Messrs
Hines Haworth
New Deal
National Democratic Party
Be P
Constitutional Democrats of
A. Hines
Essrs
Guilford County
Messrs. Hines
Democratic Party
A . Smith
Seabee
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Sim- Hines
Hinessin
Thomas FE. Dewey
Board of
Charles A. Hines
Local VFW Post Buys Harris Property For Home
The Point Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars buys the J Harris property at 6 West Broad Street to serve as permanent post home and war service center. Moving date set for January 1 with plans for an auditorium and playgrounds, library, reading room, lounges, and post offices. The post will assist veterans in securing benefits under law and notes the organization has grown to about 4,000 local units and 400,000 World War II veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Post
Veterans of Wars
J. Harris
West Broad Street
Ao Harris
Stuart
Congress
United States
High Point
V.F.W. Post
Liquids From Canned Fruits Used In Sweet Sauces And Puddings
Liquids from canned fruits may be used in sweet sauces gelatin dishes and puddings. The note suggests using fruit liquids as a flavoring base in desserts and dishes across multiple recipes.
Payroll Bond Stations Set Up in High Point Drive
Local banks building and loan associations and businesses have set up payroll bond stations to credit EF F and G War Bonds purchases in High Point for November and December. Stations include several banks, building and loan bodies, and firms like Marsh Furniture Belk-Stevens Sears Roebuck and Center Theater. The campaign led by M F McNeill aims to expand payroll savings to all plants and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Eine
High Point Savings and Trust Company
Security National Bank
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Security Naions Bank
Hood System Industrial Bank
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Company
Piedmont Building and Loan Company
Atlantic Building and Loan Company
Tomlinson of High Point, Inc
Marsh Furniture Company
Belk-Stevens Company
Sears Roebuck & Company
Center Theater
M. F. McNeill
Yes
Six Parcels Of Foreclosed Land To Be Sold
Six parcels of land in High Point seized through tax and street assessment foreclosures will be offered at public auction Monday at 11 in front of City Hall. The list includes multiple lots on Greenway Emery Woodrow W Ward Green Tomlinson Fourth Barbee with starting bids ranging from 350 to 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
High Point
City Hall
Greenway
Emery _ streets
Woodrow Avenue
W Street
Ward and
Green Streets
Tomlinson Street
Fourth and Barbee Streets
Canada Defense Minister Resigns Amid War Mail Cue
Defense Minister resigns with government to appoint successor. Postmaster S C Clark urges sending Christmas greetings to soldiers overseas in sealed, prepaid first class envelopes and notes cards mailed now will reach even remote APOs by December 25 per Army Postal Service guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Clark
Army Postal Service
A.P.O
John Wesley’s Life and Aldersgate Theme by Dr Jordan
Dr G Ray Jordan of Charlotte spoke at First Methodist Church on the Aldersgate moment in Wesley’s life after reading Acts 9. He contrasted Paul and Augustine’s conversions with Wesley’s calm faith, urged the church to restore Wesleyan spirit, and announced tonight’s sermon It’s Later Than We Think.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ray Jordan
Charlotte
First Methodist Church
Aldersgate
Acts
Moffatt
Saul of
Tarsus
Jordan
Saul
Saint Paul
Augustine
John Wesley
Paul
Damascan
Christ
Wesley
Oxford
England
Georgia
Dr. Jordan
Methodist Church
Ened
Dr. Jorden
Rotary program features Dr. Bannister in Thomasville
Dr. M L Bannister of Oxford preached at the Thomasville First Baptist as the Rotary club heard reports on the Briarhoppers milk fund project. About 864 dollars was raised for the city school milk program and another thousand was spent last year with similar funding planned this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
M. L. Bannister
First Baptist Church of
Oxford
First Baptist Church
Rotary Club
Briarhoppers
R. W. Crews
Bannister
W. BK. McGee
Israel
Brotherhood Men Attend District Meet In Lexington
Fifteen delegates from the Men's Brotherhood of the First Evangelical and Reformed church attended the district meeting at First Reformed church in Lexington in a banquet session. Dr. Charlies F. Freeman of Pennsylvania delivered the principal address on "All Out" urging Brotherhood unity and action. Two delegates reported on the Cleveland national convention programs for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Brotherhoods
First Reformed Church of
Lexington
F. W. Gibbardt
Hollis Sink
Winston- Salem
Charlies F. Freeman
Pennsylvania
Freeman
National Convention of Brotherhoods
Cleveland
Tax Refunds Not Handled By Local Revenue Office
A. Lee Gibson heads the local Internal Revenue Office and says refunds for 1943 overpaid income tax cannot be expedited by visiting the office. He notes refunds are not alphabetical, some may receive checks earlier, and six percent interest accrues from March 15 until mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Revenue Office
A. Lee Gibson
Internal Revenue Office
Gibson
Revenue Office
G O P Rally Set for Friday Evening in Greensboro
A Republican rally will be held at band headquarters near the Elwood Hotel on East High street at 8 o'clock Friday night. Worth D. Henderson, candidate for Congress from the 6th district, and other prominent Republicans will speak. Walter York says refreshments and music will be provided and invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Hotel
East High Street
Walter York
Worth D. Henderson
Greensboro
Congress
6Th
Mr. York
Bonner Chosen Head Of High Point Family Service Bureau
Dr. O B Bonner elected president of the High Point Family Service Bureau at the monthly trustees meeting held in Community Chest offices. G Curtis Smithdeal named vice president and Harry Alexander treasurer. New Traveler's Aid and Social Service Exchange programs announced alongside a forthcoming veterans directory to aid rehabilitation and counseling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonner
Family Service Bureau
O. B. Bonner
High Point Family Service Bureau
Board of Trustees
Community Chest
G. Curtis Smithdeal
Harry Alexander
R. T. Amos
Bureau
Traveler's Aid Service
Social Service Exchange
H. P. Morrison
Veteran's Reemployment Committee
Margaret Oee
H. T. Hudson
Lucille Johnston
John Foy
W. E. Mitchell
Margie Wagner
Harry Doctor
C. B. Bonner
Charles Perry
Harry Bell
Curtis Smithden
John Pickett
R. J. Quigley
Twenty Two Youths Register With Draft Board No 4
Twenty two local eighteen year old boys registered with Selective Service Board No. 4 in the past month. Names and addresses include John Arnett Clara Cox Apts Calvin Hines William Dunlap Clarence Kiziah Oscar Staley Charles Smith Willie Clyburn Eugene Parker Richard Moore Eugene Carron Jonas Hill Harold Chadwick Edward Marsh Arnold Medlin James Cloud Charles Ferguson Jack Haynes Herbert Chilton Jr Jefferson Holland Koonce Funeral Home Harold Young Clara Cox Apts W R Ovings West Side Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Selective Service Board No. 4
John Bernie Arnett
Clara Cox
Apts
Calvin Ray Hines
F. Greenstreet
William Spencer Dunlap
Commerce Street
Clarence Edwards Kiziah
Highland Station
Oscar James Staley
Ennis Street
Charles Edwin Smith
Allen Jay Grocery
Willie Clyburn
Eugene Allen Parker
Springdale Street
Richard David Moore
Willowbrook
Eugene Carron
King Street
Jonas Weaver Hill
Harold Lloyd Chadwick
Park Street
Edward Sidney Marsh
Arnold Reece Medlin
Smith Street
James Everett Cloud
W. Willis Street
Charles Siles Ferguson
Ragan Street
Jack Thomas Haynes
Randolph Street
Herbert Allen Chilton
Third Man Arrested For Breaking In Cafe
Thomasville police report the third suspect in the South Side cafe break in. Earlier two men, Leon Suggs and Paul Warner, were arrested. John Hicks was taken into custody at his home and charged with breaking and entering and larceny and receiving. Mamie Lovelace was also charged with fornication and adultery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
South Side
Fisher Ferry Street
Leon Suggs
Paul Warner
John Hicks
Hicks
Mamie Lovelace
Hutchins Speaks At Rotary Meeting On Ministry Path
Rev Wilbur Hutchens pastor of First Baptist Church spoke at the Sheraton Rotary meeting about his preparation for the ministry and early preaching experiences. He traced his education at UNC Wake Forest High Point College and Duke University School of Religion and noted reliance on others for support during training. Dr G Ray Jordan of First Methodist attended along with visiting Rotarians and guests from several cities and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton
Wilbur Hutchens
First Baptist Church
Mr. Hutchens
High Point
University of North Carolina
Wake Forest College
High Point College
Duke University School of Religion
Randolph
Wake Counties
A. B. Conrad
G. Ray Jordan
First Methodist Church
Stuart Morrison
Charlotte
C. C Cartwright
Salisbury
Harold Pierce
Earle Farley
Tryon
John Talley
Siler City
M. L. Baker
Thomasville
J. L. Blair
Jack Rochelle
Seaman Clarence Hderton, Jr
U. S. Navy
H. D. Peters
Atlanta
Milton Tyler
Birmingham
Ala
Kirkman Addresses Co-Operative Club
Arthur Kirkman spoke at the High Point Co-Operative club luncheon about Puerto Rico where he has spent two years managing a railroad for the federal government. The Sheraton Hotel hosted the meeting with Herbert Minnis presiding, and W. H. Trenen of Philadelphia attended as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Co-Operative Club
Arthur Kirkman
Puerto Rico
Sheraton Hotel
Herbert Minnis
W. H. Treneton
Philadelphia
Local court schedules Friday morning trials after sentences
They had recently been sentenced on a similar dia and an appeal was given to the November term of Superior court. All cases are scheduled for trial Friday morning in the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
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Harris
V.F.W
A. State Adjutant-Quarecommineen
Post Home
J. R. Graham
E. Stuart
A. C. Ingram
G. H. Jones
T. C. Potts
C. C. Moran
C. F. Suttenfield
H. J. Scarbrough
W. J. Grant
R. G. Weant
J. W. McMahon
W. 8S. Graham
C. M. Craig
R. S. Sugg
Canada
Ray Jordan
Thomasville Rotary
Dr. Bannister
Brotherhood
Dr. G. Ray Jordan
G.O.P
Draft Board No
Wilbur Hutchins
Rotary Meeting
Kirkman
Co-Operative Club
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