American Education Week Observed In Local Schools
The local schools join the nation in American Education Week from November 11 to 17. Charles F. Carroll notes WWI draft illiteracy and poor fitness spurred the movement, with a push from the American Legion and national education groups. Open houses and evening programs will allow parents to attend multiple schools without conflict.
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American Legion
Charles F. Carroll
Carroll
National Education Association
U. S. Office of Education
National Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers
National Education Also
Churches Observe Missions Day Across High Point Area
Local churches join national effort for Men and Missions Sunday on November 11 with Rev. William C. Livingston as resident chairman. Talks by laymen and pastors focus on Christian Missions and the World Order and may feature returning service men. President Truman endorses the movement and cites faith in Jesus teachings as future hope.
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High Point
Chicago
William C. Livingston
First Church of God
Asheboro Street
Livingston
Christian Missions
The
World Order
Truman
John Foster Dulles
E. Stanley Jones
C. Darby Fulton
George W. Sadler
Arthur H. Compton
Civic clubs and Rotary talk on benefits of membership
Rev Paul Hardin Jr addressed the Rotary club detailing four gains from civic membership friendship knowledge balance and purpose. He warned against treating club principles as religion and noted many visitors attended the meeting. The article also adds a biological aside about the fish eye being marble round and inflexible.
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Rotary
Paul Hardin, Jr
Rotary Club
Warning Issued On Trash Fires In City
Fire Chief E Ingram issued a warning to residents to comply with safety regulations and permits when burning leaves or trash within city limits. The ordinances prohibit burning trash inside fire limits and outside limits require a safely enclosed area or written permission. Chief Ingram urged public cooperation and stated permits will be issued only under proper conditions and never for burning on paved streets.
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E Ingram
Jury Frees All Defendants In Cases It Hears
In a municipal court session, three cases were heard with no convictions. Jessie Richardson, 30, was acquitted. Irvin Shadd, 36, was freed of assault with a deadly weapon charges. E C Shuskey was found not guilty of reckless driving. Patterson faces pending charges. Several defendants paid jury costs after pleading guilty to operating a lottery. No trials set for tomorrow.
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Jessie Richardson
East Broad Street
Lucy Richardson
Gurley Street
Irvin Shadd
Eloinse Raynor
Hadd
E. C. Shuskey
Tryon Street
Shuskey
Iaa
Patterson
Son
Olga Street
Clarence Jordan
East Washington Street
Matthew Edwards
Price Street
E Joyner
Eastigh Street
William Bookey
Daniel Brooks
Raymond Dunlap
J. C. Marsh
Rt. 2
Edwards
Joyner
Dunlap
Beckey
Municipal Court
PC Announces Schedule For Airline Route Reactivation
Pennsylvania Central Airlines unveiled plans to reactivate the Norfolk Knoxville route on November 15 with two daily flights serving Greensboro High Point and four other North Carolina terminals. The westbound Capitalizer departs Greensboro High Point at 9 41 a m and the eastbound leg leaves Norfolk at 7 05 a m with stops at Elizabeth City Rocky Mount and Raleigh Durham before continuing to Greensboro High Point. A second daily round trip will be added around December 15 boosting capacity. twenty one DC 3 Capitaliners will be used replacing Boeing aircraft to provide more seats on the route.
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Pennsylvania - Central Airlines
Norfolk-Knoxville
Greensboro High Point
North Carolina Air
M. T. Bellah
PCA
Greensboro- High Point
Norfolk
North
Greensboro-High Point
Knoxville
South
Elizabeth City
Rocky Mount
Raleigh-Durham
Asheville- Hendersonville
Chattanooga
Huntsville
Ala
Birmingham
Asheville-Hendersonville
Boeing
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Heinz
Ballard’s
Rau
Little Star Store
Variety
Calif
Wen
Wen ZO
York
U. S. No
Florida
Mrs
Mueller
Dinah
Nabisco
Geneva
Thompson
Cole
Os Ce Ee Ae
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