Air-WAC Parade and Rally Tour Hig Point Tonight
Military street parade begins at East Green and Main at 7 30 PM and opens an eight o clock show at Church and Main with the Maxwell Field Band and WACs. Lt Gussie Heifner recruits from Charlotte offices. Public urged to support Air-WAC enlistment amid wartime morale drive.
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High Point
Maxwell Field
Tion Rence
Gue
Sam
Women's Air Corps
Charlotte
Gussie Heifner
Heifner
Post Office
OPD
Air-Wac
Wintrop Stevens
Eastern Flying Training Command
Maxwell Field Band
Sheraton
Ton
WMFR
East Green
Main Streets
Army
Averpance
Air Corps
Wacs
High Point College
Colors
Basic Training Center No. 10
Greensboro
High Point High School
376Th
Church
Frank Weirauch
WAC
Army Air Forces
Women's Army Corps
Church and
U. S. Army Air Forces
Costly Smoke Causes Major Crash On Kivett Drive Bridge
Oscar Mitchell, 49, Route Four, reports a cigarette dropped in his car while crossing the railroad bridge on Kivett Drive. He reached to pick it up, lost control, and crashed twice, sending his wife Selene to the hospital. The impact damaged a brand new tire and the car frame, with wires on a nearby pole needing tightening.
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Oscar Mitchell
Route Four
Mitchell
Kivett Drive
Selene
Portraits of Woodmen Presidents Received
The Woodmen of the World Camp has three large portraits of national leaders. Two depict past presidents William A. Frazier and D. Emmett Bradshaw, while Farrar Newberry is shown as present executive. Paul Carroll will present them at the call meeting Tuesday night November 23, with Byron A. Haworth delivering the presentation address.
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National Organization
William A. Frazier
D. Emmett Bradshaw
Farrar Newberry
Paul Carroll
Loce Camn
Byron A. Haworth
City Cracks Down on Speeding As Violators Nabbed
City police report a morning arrest of four speeding violators and one more yesterday afternoon. Favorite hotspots include South Main Street and Lexington Avenue with 50 miles per hour the most common limit.
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South Main Street
Lexington Avenue
I Paul Ingle Reelected Scout Council President
I Paul Ingle was reelected president of the Uwharrie Council of the Boy Scouts of America at the 21st annual meeting held at the Sheraton Hotel. He received the silver beaver award as top scout executive. Dr. Herman L. Turner of Covenant Presbyterian Church Atlanta spoke on boyhood character building and the Scouts role in national service guiding youth toward citizenship and service.
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Uwharrie Council
Sheraton Hotel
I. Paul Ingle
High Point
C. W. Perry
Ingle
Uw Council
Herman L. Turner
The
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Frank Dix
BSA
B. W. Haney, Jr
Boy Scouts of America
Paul Ingle
Lexington
Mocksville
Salisbury
Thomasville
Boy Scout Movement
Boy ‘Scout
Turner
Forts
Scout Movement
Cecil Rhodesh
District Council
Council
Greensboro
Armed Services
B. W. Hakney, Jr
Hackney
Glenn Pennington
Omasville
C. C. Wall
H. R. Williamson
Charles Perry
D. A. Rawley
Davie
Robert McNeil, Jr
J. E. Staugh
Z. V. Dillon
Rowan
Tom Borland
Cliff Peeler
J. W. Lindsay
Fr Hunsacker
Max Bones
National Council
Everette Cashmere
China Grove
Emergency bus curtailment plans for High Point head council agenda
City council will consider three Duke Power curtailment plans that would stop bus service on main lines during low traffic in a great emergency. Plans only apply if federal orders require gasoline or tire shortages. Hal Davis says none expected soon. agenda also covers lease cancellations, city tag sales, subdivision layouts, a new $1970 tax billing machine, fund transfers, street assessments, and fire protection talks.
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ODT
Duke Power Company
Roy S8
Hal Davis
Office
Defense Transportation
Council
Braden
High Point
Lilly Company
Goodn Spoms
Henedoe
Lilly Ae
Eee Rm
Carolina Motor Club
Montlieu
Lexington
Rivettrive
Lake Crowe
Department of General Government
Grover H. Jones
National
North Main Street
E. M. Knox
W. L. Edwards
H. L. Bumgardner
Collection Department
Redeed
Special Communication Entered Apprentice Degree Announcement
The notice invites members and visitors to a special communication for an Entered Apprentice degree on Thursday November 11 at 7 30 PM with J T Tucker as Master.
Jury Selection Underway in Turner Damages Suit
The High Point Guilford county superior court case of Elizabeth Turner versus R L Honbarrier seeks 30000 in damages over her husband’s fatal Easter murder while allegedly attempting to flee Honbarrier. Judge Allen Gwynn presides as jury selection proceeds with several jurors excused for defense work disability and religious vocation.
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Elizabeth Turner
R. L. Honbarrier
High Point
Guilford County
Gwynn
Honbarker
Penetro salve touted for cold relief from grandma’s mutton base
A wartime style ad extols Penetro salve as relief for coughing nasal congestion and muscle aches from colds. It claims modern mothers should follow grandma’s example and use the salve with a mutton suet base priced 25 cents or 35 cents for double supply.
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Toos
Legion And Auxiliary Dinner In Thomasville Planned
Plans are completed for a joint American Legion and auxiliary dinner in Thomasville at the Legion hut on Armistice Day. The event will begin at seven o clock Thursday night and is open to all Legion and Auxiliary members and to all service men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
American Legion and Auxiliary
Ville Legion
Gion Hut
The
Legion and Legion Auxiliary
New England Mutual Offers Lowest Interest Charge Among Insurers
The split premium charge with Life Insurance Companies varies up to 19 percent. New England Mutual reports the lowest interest charge among companies using the 5 percent simple interest basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Mutual
New England
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Boston
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Maxwell Air Field Band
Air Force
North Main Streets
Leon E. Bell, Jr
Major Stevens
Hedgecock Lumber CO
Ward Street
Central Ice Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Eorgey Washington
St.Joseph
Araby's
High Polak i
Woodmen
High Point Cage
J. P. Williamson, H.P
Hamilton - Boone Lumber Company
Paint & Repair Now
Figer Brand
Parker - Brown Lumber CD
Oak Street
Scout Council
Dr. Turner
Davis
Roy S. Braden
Sedgefield
Acadia Lodge
A. F
A.M
J. T. Tucker
Nat Walker
Walgreen's
Turner Suit
Legion and Auxiliary
T’ville
L. F. Ferree
First Chartered Mutual Life Insurance Company
America
W. C. Brown
North Wrenn Street
Sie Dy
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