Women Form Sixth War Loan Drive Division In High Point
The Women’s Division for the Sixth War Loan Drive in High Point, co-chaired by Mrs. Katherine Raymond and Mrs. Matt Wall, plans seven public booths starting Monday November 13 with a Garden Club council of 21 volunteers on day one. Booths will be located at the Post Office Center Theater Elwood Hotel Sheraton Hotel County Building and near the railroad both north and south. The Nurses Council led by Miss Francis Bailey will privately solicit nurses and doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Katherine Raymond
Matt Wall
Garden Club Council
Jewish Council
Newcomer's Club
American le Auxiliary
Nurses Council
Francis Bailey
Center Theater
Elwood Hotel
Sheraton Hotel
County Building
R. Quigley
J. J. Corrigan
Cairmen
Fred de
City of Point
T. C. Kirkman
Edwin Hedrick
U. . Mail
Civilian Defense Volunteer Office
U. S. Mail
Womens
Charles Risch
Wellington Road
Y. W
Sunset Drive
A. Klemme
Parkway
Junior Service League
J. W. Lindsay
Hillcrest Drive
A. Ae
E. Diffendal
Edgedale
University
Blake Thompson
Catholic Guild
Steve Neely
Gatewood Avenue
Altrusa Club
B. L. Aber
A ~ Yee
Sibil
Emmogene
Kirkman warns residents over street leaf and trash burning
Public works director T C Kirkman cites two city ordinances now violated by many property owners in residential areas. Leaves swept into streets clog storm sewers and floods may follow. burning leaves or junk in gutters damages asphalt and costs the city. Residents urged to place leaves in rear yard containers for collection by garbage trucks, which will take time as new trucks are delivered from the US Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Kirkman
Mr. Kirkman
Kirkman
U. S. Army
Theaters Pay Tax On Lobby Candy Stands
Four theaters rated by North Carolinaaters Inc paid merchandising tax on lobby confectionary and popcorn stands. 1943 tax report shows about $45,000 in sales led by Broadhurst over $13,000 and Center around $12,000 followed by Paramount and Rialto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Aters, Inc
Broadhurst
Center
Paramount
Rialto
Sgt Terry Andrews Credited With Fifty Missions
Sgt Terry Andrews, a B 24 gunner, is credited with fifty missions over Europe, earning the Air Medal with four oak leaf clusters. He recalls narrow escapes and expresses relief at home while noting workers strikes back home and his wife resides in Winston-Salem during his 21 day furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Satan Andrews
Hubert Haney
North Main Street
Andrews
Sgt. Andrews
Winston-Salem
Building permits issued for three projects in city
The building inspector issued three permits totaling 425 dollars. Jake Harris at 822 Randolph Street will paint a dwelling for 250 dollars. Lessie Carter at 1223 Hoover Street plans a smoke house for 25 dollars. Piedmont Insurance and Realty Company at 1123 South Main Street will paint a dwelling for 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Harris
Randolph Street
Lessie Carter
Hoover Street
Piedmont Insurance and Realty Company
South Main Street
Senior High Pupils Favor Roosevelt Mock Election
A mock election at Senior High School shows President Roosevelt winning 623 to 254 for Dewey with broad support for the Democratic ticket and state amendments. Clyde R. Hoey defeats A I Ferree 570 to 154 for U S Senate. school amendment 630 to 103. all races reflect similar margins. The exercise was run by the social science department to teach ballot procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Dewey
Clyde R. Hoey
A. I. Ferree
Social Science Department
Funeral Rites for Mrs Hayworth and Mrs Maness
Funeral services for Mrs Mer Emma Hayworth wife of John E Hayworth were held at Springfield Friends church with Rev Joseph Peele and Rev O L Ruth officiating. Pallbearers included P M Davis W M Giles and others. Interment in Springfield cemetery. Also funeral services for Mrs Lois Maness wife of Henry T Maness were held at Highland Methodist church with Rev S W Johnson and Rev T T Lindsay officiating. Pallbearers included Clyde Bristoe Ervin Bowman Clay Jarrett and others. Interment in Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Maness
Henry T. Maness
Highland Methodist Church
The
Star
Clyde Bristoe
Ervin Bowman
Clay Jarrett
Clarence McDonald
Byrum Pierce
Henry Wells
Oakwood Cemetery
American Education Week Activities at Oak Hill School
Oak Hill school kicks off American Education Week with a 9 o'clock film. Tuesday at 7 30 PM the PTA hosts Mrs J B Dobson on improving schools for tomorrow. Junior High singer Emile Serposs performs. Wednesday features a student council led chapel. Thursday 3 to 5 PM tea for Oak Hill parents. All week, parents may visit classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
J. B. Dobson
High Point Council of
Emile Serposs
Pro Nazi Romanian Government Resigns and Reforms
London dispatch reports the Romanian government resigns amid accusations of protecting Fascist elements. General Konstantin Sanatescu remains head as president of the council and interim war minister as the government is reconstituted on a more democratic basis according to Bucharest radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
Bucharest
Konstantin Sanatescu
Council of Ministers
Alt
Joe E Brown’s Daughter In Critical Condition After Car Crash
Comedian Joe E Brown's 14-year-old Mary remained in critical condition at a Santa Monica hospital with concussion and other injuries from a Saturday night automobile accident. His other daughter Catherine, 11, suffered shock contusions and lacerations.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Joe E. Brown
Mary
Santa Monica Hospital
L. R. Leidig
Cathryn Brown
Changes in Voting Places for High Point Precincts
County elections officials announced two polling place changes for High Point ahead of tomorrow's general election. Precinct 6 moves from 501 White Oak Street to 1005 East Green Street, while Precinct 17 relocates to the Superior Furniture Shop on Prospect Street near the Sinclair Refining plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
White Oak Street
East Green Street
Superior Furniture Shop
Prospect Street
Sinclair Refining Company
Three Fined For Driving While Drunk In Municipal Court
Three persons were convicted in a municipal court this morning for operating a car under the influence of whisky. Calvin McNair was fined 100 dollars and costs with a 12 month suspended sentence. Charlie Hill was fined 50 dollars and costs. W. W. Burgess was fined 50 dollars and costs plus 6 dollars damages. Joe E. Teague failed to appear after being charged with intoxication and bond was forfeited. Several patrons faced abandonment and non-s. H. C. Allen did not appear, capias issued. Lester Marion Nelson received a 12 month sentence suspended on condition he support his two children. Chester Diggs must pay seven dollars weekly for child support and Hal Pierce must place funds with the clerk or face 18 months suspended sentence. Albert Jones got four months suspended for assault. Jim Nelson received 30 days on county farm for public drunkenness. Chris Goodrum to serve four months for road duties. an old suspended sentence reinstated. Jimmie Langston received four months suspended for reckless driving and paid 10 dollars plus costs for no license. John Wesley paid 10 dollars and costs for driving without a license. Ernest French, Frank Armstrong, and Mack Williams paid costs for gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin McNair
Charlie Hill
W. W. Burgess
Joe E. Teague
Aso
H. C. Allen
Capias
Lester Marion Nelson
J Db. C. MacRae
Chester Diggs
Hal Pierce
Albert Jones
T. B. Hyde
Jim Nelson
Chi.s Goodrum
Jimmie Langston
John Wesley
Ernest French
Frank Armstrong
Mack Williams
Monte Carlo Prices Are Fantastic
Spyro Catapodis, famous as the man who broke the bank at Monte Carlo, lives high on the Riviera and in London, with lavish expenses and a grand lifestyle. Prices around Monte Carlo soar under neutral protection and a lunch at the Metropole can run 160 dollars. war years have left residents either rich or broke as the era of astronomical costs continues. The article also notes new coal pricing rules and a brief aside on the origin of platinum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Spyridon Catapodis
Spyro
Catapodis
Monaco
Spryto
Hotel Metropole
Navy Films To Be Shown Here Tonight
Three official U S Navy films depicting South Pacific action will be shown at 7 p m in the Senior High auditorium by Norfolk Navy Yard recruiters. Free admission. Films include This is Guadalcanal The Life and Death of the Hornet and Your Ships in Action. R B Tomlinson oversees local nol worker recruitment for the Navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
South Pacific
Norfolk Navy Yard
Guadalcanal
U. S
Gen. Doolittle
Tokyo
Navy
R. B. Tomlinson
Nol
Navy Yard
GOP Workers Watchers Meet Tonight for Election Day Instructions
GOP workers and watchers are requested to meet tonight at the Republican headquarters in the Elwood Hotel block on East High Street for instructions ahead of tomorrow’s election day. The gathering aims to mobilize volunteers and coordinate coverage at polling sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicat
Elwood Hotel
East High Street
Lime helps farmers in soil building and pastures
Alex ander County farmers, as stated by farm agent H C Colvard of the State College Extension Service, have ordered two carloads of lime over the past two weeks to improve soils for crops and establish pastures. One order is for Tom Adams of Hiddenite and the other for Escar Sherrill of Stony Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
Alexander County
H. C. Colevard
State College Extension Service
Colvard
Tom Adams
Hiddenite
Escar Sherrill
Stony Point
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Worth Henderson
Greensboro
University of N. C
American Legion
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Robert J. Henning
N. Main & W. Washington
Woodmen of the World
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Florist
Sty
Pt A
Hh Rahal Ebehene
Southern Motor Company
Your DE Soto
Plymouth
Main Street
Charles W. Phillips
Woman's College At
Terry Andrews
Albert
Cop
Agrres
Somone
Amewelson CR
Betrort
McM
J. FE. Hayworth
Mrs
Nat Walker
Fyel
Walgreens
Lester
Lester Morgan
N. Main St
BY Rita Home
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
South America
HE. Eadache
Capone
Beadache
Becance
Acacia Lodge
N. T. Bennison
F. Thomas
Max Bones
Uepet
Fraley Field
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
Donni
Manrilie
Lester's Repair Depot
B.C
Agency
Wachovia Bank BuIlDing
Horace G.ilderton
Dodge
High Point, N
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Winston-Salem, N
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