Bible Talk Highlights Guilford College Anniversary
Dr. Henry J. Cadbury of Harvard spoke on The Quaker Approach to the Bible as Guilford College marked its 122nd anniversary. The event included a ground breaking for a new dormitory, an audio-visual education lecture, and unveiling of Dr Rey A. Milner's portrait with trustees and Greensboro officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Cadbury
Harvard University
American Friends Service Committee
Fee
Guilford College
Cadbury
Tok
Guilford
Harold Hutson
Greensboro College
Rey A. Milner
Guilford Presient
Dr. Cadbury
Mary Petty
High Point
Cornerstone Laying Planned for Presbyterian Home Wing
The cornerstone for a 300000 four story addition to the Presbyterian Home will be laid at 2 PM tomorrow after a luncheon featuring Dr. Harold Dudley of Raleigh. Richard Short says prominent clergy and laymen are invited to attend as the ceremony marks the board of trustees quarterly meeting. The wing, under construction since May, will add 40 beds and nearly double capacity, forming the center of a proposed T shaped expansion.
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Presbyterian Home
Harold Dudley
Raleigh
North Carolina Synod
Richard Short
Cars Damaged In Double Collision At City Intersections
Police report a two-car crash at E Commerce and Perry Streets caused an estimated 900 in damage with no injuries or arrests. O'Brien's eastbound car sustained about 600 damage and Morak's northbound vehicle 300. A 3 year old girl, Barbara Thomas, was slightly bruised after a separate incident on Ward Street with no charges filed against driver Mrs Bedford.
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E. Commerce
Perry Sts
Gene V. O'Brien
E. Green St
Commerce
Marko C. Morakis
Valley Ridge Dr
Perry St
O’brien
Barbara Thomas
Ward St
A Bedford
Armistice Day Observed Quietly in Greensboro
The 123rd annual Baptist State Convention opened at First Baptist Church Greensboro with 2000 expected attendees. Speakers included Merrill D. Moore and James L. Sullivan, while yesterday the North Carolina Baptist Pastors Conference heard Sen. Clyde R. Hoey preach and discuss home missions. Armistice Day will be observed with federal and state offices closed and postal service altered. some banks and offices will close while others remain open.
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Greensboro
First Baptist Church
V. Merrill D. Moore
Nashville
Tenn
James L. Sullivan
The
Southern Baptist Convention
North Carolina Baptist Pastors Conference
Clyde R. Hoey
United States
Pameeey
R. E. Milam
Baptist General Conven
Washington
Home Missions Leiden
Change In Street Name Proposed to Residents
Corbett Street residents will be polled on altering the street name to Adams to avoid duplication with another Adams Street nearby. The planning and zoning commission, asked by Mrs Frank Shields, discussed the proposal at yesterday’s meeting along with several property subdivision considerations.
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Corbett St
Planning and Zoning Commission
Frank Shields
Corbett
Phillips St
West Point Ave
Adams
Adams St
Dawson Eats $250 Pheasant Dinner in Mt. Pleasant
Norman Dawson allegedly tasted a $250 pheasant dinner last night in downtown Mt. Pleasant. The bird reportedly crashed through the plate glass window Dawson’s supermarket, causing $250 in damage. the pheasant was killed and the window damaged the store.
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MT. Pleasant Mich
Norman Dawson
Mt. Pleasant
Dawson
Thomasville Sets Armistice Day Observance
All city offices in Thomasville will be closed on Wednesday for Armistice Day. City administrator W. T. Green Jr. said offices will reopen Thursday morning at the regular hour.
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Thomasville
W. T. Green Jr
T Green
Nothing Spoils Attendance Record at Oklahoma City University
Ralph Willey, an honor student at Oklahoma City University, kept a three-year perfect attendance despite a late night at home awaiting the birth of his daughter. He reported to class on time at 7:30 a.m. yesterday after pacing the floor with his wife all night.
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Oklahoma City
Ralph Willey
Oklahoma City University
Visiting Brass Hoth greeted at breakfast in Sheraton visit
Harry Hoth national vice president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce from Colorado Springs was welcomed with a special breakfast at the Sheraton Hotel as he arrived at Jaycee state headquarters to begin a tour of the Georgia state organization. Gene Ochsenreiter of Ashe stood nearby as state president.
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Harry Hoth
Colorado Springs
Colo
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Shera
Consolidated Ready To Buy Duke Buses In Twin City
Duke Power Co moves toward exiting the bus business by transferring its Winston-Salem franchise to Consolidated Bus Lines Inc of High Point led by Harvey F. Moore. The transfer, approved by city aldermen and the utilities commission, would grow Consolidated to 94 buses with Winston-Salem, Salisbury and other routes.
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Duke Power Co
Getti
Winston-Salem
Consolidated Bus Lines Inc
High Point
Harvey F. Moore
Duke's Bus Lines
Duke Power
Buses
Equipmet
Salisbury
The
Utilities Commission
Consolidated
Greensboro
Winston-Salem and
Sal
Isbury
Moore
North Carolina
Winston - Salem
High Point Lines
Duke
Consolidated Bus Lines
Samuel G. Moore
Lindsay F. Moore
Walklace A. Kennedy
Severn-Passenger
Studebakers
Charlotte
Martinsville
Statesville
John Gilmer
Greyhound
Duke Power Company
Southern Public Utilities Coupee
Fries Manufacturing and Power Company
Southern Public Utilities Company
North
South Carolina
High Point Hosts North Carolina Water Works and Sewerage Meetings
Delegates from the North Carolina section of the American Water Works Assn and the Sewerage and Industrial Waste Assn resume sessions after a city hospitality break. About 250 attendees toured local plants, heard experts on licensing and equitable sewer charges, and slated awards and a banquet before final meetings.
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Homa City
Okla
Ae Water Works Assn
J. H. Greenlee
Charlotte
North Carolina
American Water Works Assn
North Carolina’ Sewerage and Industrial Waste Assn
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
George S. Rawlins
J. N. Pease & Co
Equitable
New Jersey
D. A. Okun
University of Chapel Hill
George Franklin
North Carolina League of Municipalities
D. M. Williams
Water and Sewer Department
Durham
Fontenelli
Morrison B. Cunningham
Friday the 13th Festival Draws Jamestown Crowd
Jamestown celebrates its annual Fall Festival on Friday the 13th with a 5 PM chicken supper in the school cafeteria and a 7:30 PM auditorium program. Students from primary to high school perform skits and dances, followed by contests and various sideshows and concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
McDonald
St. George and the Dragonet
Forecaster Finds Nothing New in Prediction
The weatherman offered only the usual forecast saying fair and cool. Today’s high around 62 with 60 expected Wednesday, night lows near 33, and a last night low of 39 degrees, warmer than expected.
Jaycees Deny Sponsorship Of Magazine Salesmen
High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce states it sponsors no magazine salesmen in the city. President J. W. Morgan cautions residents after two door to door canvassers claimed Jaycee sponsorship. He urges tips to him or the police. Morgan also serves as Municipal Court solicitor.
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High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
J. W. Morgan
Morgan
Eerene
Ahi Publishing Co
High Point College
High Point Jaycees
Municipal Court
Deaths and Funerals listing for Cox Weisner Jackson
Obituaries note funeral services for Mrs. Lu cinda Eller Cox of 311 Ennis Street at Faith Baptist Church with grandsons as pallbearers. Also for Arthur N. Weisner of Route 1 Lexington age 70 with service at Midway Methodist Church. Willis Reid Jackson of Alberston Road buried at church cemetery after 16 months illness.
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Lucinda Cox
Lucinda Eller Cox
Ennis St
Faith Baptist Church
W. M. Cassell
Clyde Dunlap
Eued Dunlap
Howard Dunlap
Ommyee
Bobby Hendricks
Lloyd Hendricks
Buddy Cox
Floral Garden Park
Arthur N. Weisner
Route 1
Lexington
Midway Methodist Church
Paul H. Duckwall
Frank J. Stough
Bethesda Methodist Church
Arlo F. Newell
First Church ‘of God
High Point
Willis R. Jackson
Willis Reid Jackson
Weere
Oenone
C. A. Rhinehart
W. L. Smith
Friendly Baptists Church
Shaw
Dalton Shaw
J. L. Jackson
Everett Lackey
Marvin Jackson
Walter Beeson
Mr. Jackson
Albertson Rd
Winston-Salem
J E Nelson Assigned To Tabernacle
The Rev J E Nelson of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Tampa Florida will begin ministry at Gospel Tabernacle on Willowbrook Street next Sunday. He was born in Macon Georgia and educated in Miami and Nyack Institute class of 1945. He has served in Atlanta Hazelhurst and Tampa and helped establish a Spanish church and missions on Franklin Street and docks. He comes with his wife and three sons ages 4 9 and 11. Dr Billy Graham began his ministry as an assistant pastor in the same Tampa church.
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J. E. Nelson
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Jefferson St
Tampa
Fla
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook St
Mr. Nelson
Macon
Miami
Rebere
St. Paul
First Alliance Church
Atlanta
Hazelhurst
Jeff Davis County Ministerial Association
Franklin St
Banana Boat
Nelson
Billy. Graham
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Edna Ross
E. 0. Cummings
P. H. McNatt
Ross
James A. Kidd
Sturkey
Baptist Convention
North Carolina Baptist Brotherhood
R. G. LeTourneau
New Orleans
Brotherhood
LeTourneau
W. D. Morris
Scotland Neck
Nextar
Harlan Harris
Shelby
Aew
James Potter
John Edwards
Charles Burchett
Kernersville
Ees
State Employment Security Commission
Ces
U Insurance
Ralph Miller
Superior Court
Duke Buses
Twin City
High Point Enterprise
Louis Fontenelli
Garwood
N. J
Federation of Sewage and Industrial Wastes Assn
M. B. Cunningham
Fontene E. Hut Paecretary Trea
J. L. Perkins
Accoint Ut A
Lenin
Sturey
Tomlinsons
Adams-Millis Corp
George W. Fuller Memorial
Arthur Sidney Bedell
Jaycees
John L. Foust
Elmer Ball
Foyle Everhart
Grady Everhart
Lawrence Everhart
Raymond Foltz
Tabernacle
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