Red Satellites Blocking Religious Observances
Bishop Paul Neff Sarber told Greensboro pastors that Communist regimes in Europe and North Africa restrict church life and jail Protestant ministers. He cited arrests, coerced confessions, and state surveillance recalling Western disillusionment after World War II while noting Christianity survives in some regions under varied pressures. Page six-b.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bmns
Sworth Tone
Christ Oat Church
Cruber
Greensboro
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Paul Neff Sarber
Geneva
French North Africa
Balkans
Hungary
Ausa
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Balkan
Poland
Moveoe
Austria
Germany
Romania
Bulgaria
Second Class To Meet At Church Tonight
The second class of the Christian Workers Training school convenes at First Methodist church tonight at 7 34 after a strong opening night. The week long program, sponsored by the Methodist Western Carolina Board of Christian Education, features out of town leaders on the faculty. Rev. Kenneth Goodson opened last night before about 200 attendees. Arthur Kale of Wesley Memorial church will speak tonight. Courses are open to the public and cover all aspects of church school activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Workers’ Training School
First Methodist Church
Methodist Western Carolina Board of Christian Education
Kenneth Goodson
Arthur Kale
Wesley Memorial Church
Less Chilly Weather Predicted By Friendship Weather Bureau
The Friendship weather bureau forecast mostly fair conditions tonight and a slight rise in temperature tomorrow afternoon. Today’s high was expected at 60 degrees, with a 29 degree low last night and a 28 degree low forecast for tonight.
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Friendship Weather Bureau
Ex Mounted Policeman Speaks At Executive Club Meeting
Former mounted police officer S. R. Moneque spoke to more than 100 Executive club members at the Sheraton ballroom last night. He shared experiences and a philosophy emphasizing faith, optimism, and resilience, citing the Eskimo way of living and noting humor as a weapon. He joked about Arctic taxation and prefaced his talk by saying he was there to share lessons, not solve problems. Tom Sprinkle introduced him as club president.
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Mounted Police of Canada
Executive Club
The
Mounted Police
Sheraton
S. R. Moneque
Nature
Moneque
Arctics
Payne
Tom Sprinkle
Davidson County selects leadership for new board
D. W. McCulloch was named chairman by the Davidson County commissioners. Charlies Mauze was named county attorney, succeeding Sim DeLapp. The board, elected last Tuesday, will take office in December and may consider a county manager candidate, with potential contenders from Thomasville township and nearby towns.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
D. W. McCulloch
Charlies Mauze
Lexington
Sim DeLapp
Thomasville Township
George Lyndon
Denton
Raymond Yokely
First National Bank
Jay Howard
Paul Harris
Driving Drunk Defendants Get Suspended Sentences
Two defendants found guilty in recorder's court for drunken driving received eight month suspended sentences. Arnold V. Messer of 705 Trotter street must surrender his license not drive for 12 months and pay 100 dollars plus costs. Robert Walker of Kahler street must pay 50 dollars into court for the use of Berdell Eddinger surrender his license not drive 12 months and pay 100 dollars plus costs. Other judgments include Grier, Morrow, Boles, Lawson with varied suspensions and appeals withdrawn by listed defendants. Judge W G H Steed presided.
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Thomasville
Recorder’s Court
Arnold
Berdell Eddinger
Walker
Thomas Eli Grier
West Guilford Street
Sam Phillips
Elwood Thomas
John Mason Morrow
Greensboro
Henry Gray Boles
Julian Avenue
Carson Gray Lawson
Banner Boggs
Carter Drive
Robert H. Hughes
Lexington
LeRoy Hall
Turner Street
W. G. H. Steed
Four Auto Accidents Reported By Police Yesterday
Four automobile accidents, none serious, were reported by Police yesterday afternoon. In one case drivers were cited for reckless driving. Total damages were 405 dollars. A graphic shows a rise in crashes since April last year, with most injuries mild. Traffic Captain J R Teague urges avoidance of all accidents.
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Harold A. Talley, Jr
Potts Street
Leonard T. Spence
Greensboro
Lindsay Street
Frank L. Smith
John A. White
King Street
J. R. Teague
Zoning Plan Returns to City Council in Thomasville
The Sons petition for rezoning to place an area on the north side of a street into an industrial zone was sent back to the City Council after repeated deadlocks. The board for recommendation was scheduled but not held, leaving lumber operations in limbo between zones.
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Thomasville
Sons
Zoning Board
Certificates of incorporation filed for Duke Refining Corp
From the Secretary of State office in Raleigh Duke Refining Corporation of High Point is formed to deal in paints varnishes and chemicals authorized capital stock 100000 subscribed stock 300 by Hoke Duke Breddan Doll and Arch Schoch all of High Point. Building permits listed Macedonia Church of the Living 1105 Lake Street framed addition John R Albertson frame house on Blain Street 4250 dollars. Civil actions include Robbie J Black vs Hiram M Black seeking custody and support and Elsie Nixon Parker vs Roy S Parker for absolute divorce.
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Thad Eure
Raleigh
Duke Refining Corporation of
High Point
Hoke Duke
Breddan Doll
Arch Schoch
Macedonia Church of the Living
Lake Street
John R. Albertson
Blain Street
Robbie J. Black
Hiram M. Black
Elsie Nixon Parker
Roy S. Parker
Arrest Man on Charge of Stealing Tow Bar
Thomasville police arrested Otto Franklin Mickey, 23, of 308 Wood Street on a larceny and receiving charge for the November 7 theft of a tow bar worth $25. The bar, used to tow one auto with another, was recovered after a complaint by Jack Everhart. Mickey posted bond. trial set for November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Otto Franklin Mickey
Woodstreet
Jack Everhart
Mickey
Thomasville Citizens Launch Drive To Raise Hospital Center Fund
Fifty members of Thomasville described as the backbone of the town gathered at the Woman's Club in Thomasville to kick off a $100,000 fund drive for civic and recreation needs. Drive chairman N C English announced the first donation of $525 from Homer Beck, Hudson Belk manager, and its department store.
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Thomasville
Clu
Community Foundation
Woman's Club
Drive
N. C. English
Homer Beck
Hudson Belk
Doak Finch
Thomasville Community Foundation
Thomasville Hospital
Kermit Cloniger
N. C
Thomasville drives for center and hospital addition funds
A community fundraising drive led by the Community Foundation targets a 100000 dollar gap to finance the civic center and hospital addition. The effort, chaired by N C English and run by Hubert Henderson, seeks two thirds aid from federal and state sources and aims to buy and renovate the Memorial Methodist church property for use as a civic center.
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Community Foundation
Thomasville
Foundation
N. C. English
Hubert Henderson
Memorial Methodist Church
J. Walter Lambeth
One Day Membership Drive Aims to Expand High Point Chamber
A breakfast meeting of 65 High Point business leaders at the Sheraton hotel launches a whirlwind one day effort to double Chamber of Commerce membership and services. Tomorrow’s lunch will report progress and outline steps. The plan seeks staff expansion, larger quarters, clerical help, broader community support, and a monthly bulletin on economic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Chamber
Committee On Economic Development
Retail Association
Management Meeting Will Hear Canadian Guest John Carlson
John Carlson director of personnel services of J. D. Woods and Gordon Toronto will address the Greensboro area chapter of the Society for Advancement of Management at a dinner meeting 7:00 p.m. November 15 at the Country Club in Greensboro. Carlson, a Toronto graduate in psychology, has done extensive personnel placement and human relations consulting. A social hour precedes dinner at 6:00 p.m. A plant visit to Tomlinson's of High Point is planned for the end of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carlson
J. D. Woods and Gordon
Toronto
Canada
Greensboro Area
The
Society For Advancement of Management
Te Country Club
Greens
Paint on Old Model Car Damaged by Fire
A 1941 model automobile suffered extensive paint damage when it caught fire yesterday afternoon in front of Harrell Chevrolet on Memorial Park Drive. Firemen say a short circuit in the wiring caused the blaze and extinguished the flames. The owner was not reported.
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Thomasville
Nov
Harrell Chevrolet Company
Memorial Park Drive
Marconi Detects Atlantic Wireless Signal in 1901
Marconi receives the first wireless signal across the Atlantic at St Johns Newfoundland in 1901 marking a milestone in global communication.
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Atlantic
Marconi
St. Johns
Nild
Fifteen Divorces Granted by Jury in Local Court
Cat watches rats at play as four or five rodents scamper near a Willowbrook and Green car lot office. J H Wall reports the spectacle to The Enterprise. A worker suggests the cat may be tired of rats after eating many of them.
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Willowbrook
Green
J. H. Wall
Enterprise
Stephens Heads State Alumni Unit
High Point officially forms an alumni chapter of the General Alumni Association of North Carolina State College after a meeting at the Sheraton hotel. J. Ken Stephens elected president, with R. H. Smith as vice president and C. H. Williard Jr. as treasurer. D. K. Wilson named reporter. H. W. Taylor spoke on NC State College progress and a color movie. All State College Alumni invited to next meeting.
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High Point
General Alumni Association of
North Carolina State College
Sheraton Hotel
J. Ken Stephens
Guilford
Greensboro
R. H. Smith
Cc. H. Williard, Jr
Magnatronurer
D. K. Wilson
Stephens
H.W
Pop) Taylor
State Alumni Association
Taylor
North Carolina
North Carlina
Michigan race settles around Williams for governor
Michigan's gubernatorial contest shows incumbent Democrat G Mennen Williams leading as unofficial totals from canvassed results come in from most counties. Only two of 83 counties remain to report, leaving Williams ahead.
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Michigan
Detroit
G. Mennen Williams
Civil Defense Director Debated for Thomasville Post
The Thomasville city council discussed appointing a civil defense director but made no selection. Mayor Finch to consult prospects. Other actions included budgeted audits, street and water-line projects, and approval of a Christmas dinner and charity baskets for city employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Defense
Thomasville
Harry B. Finch
Main Street
Salem
Trade
Angle Port
Way Cleared for New Columbia Panel Plant in Thomasville
Thomasville council approved a zoning change to allow construction of a Columbia Panel Manufacturing plant in southeast Thomasville on land bordered by Liberty Drive Tennessee Avenue and the High Point Thomasville and Denton railroad. The firm now operates at 9 Loftin Street and makes veneers. No objections were raised at a public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Columbia Panel Manufacturing Company
Columbia
Liberty Drive
Tennessee Avenue
High Point
Denton
Loftin Street
Hearing On Criminal Cases Gets Started
Jurors hear cases in Munich jury court late morning as 15 divorces are granted on grounds of two years separation. D C MacRae pleads guilty to drunken driving with a six month sentence suspended on condition not to drive for a year and a $100 fine plus costs. Other cases: not prosecuted with leave, incompetence, reckless driving and prohibitions violations. Divorces granted in multiple actions. jury trial waived for Van Clark and Lloyd H Stone involved in listed matters.
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Munich
George L. Russell
Hillcrest
City Eyes
D. C. MacRae
J. R. Fanelty
North Main
Herman L. Gaddis
Route 6
Kelsey Leonard
Danville
David Dpd. Scoggins, Jr
Helen Janze Scoggins
Kathleen Ray Blevins
D. G. Blevins
Cleo Atkinson
Jesse Atkinson
Thelma B. Driggers
Ernest Driggers
Ruby Magdalene Nuckles
Clay Nuckles
Arthur C. Jones
Mary T. Jones
James
Jack R. Pearce
van Clark
Salisbury
Lloyd H. Stone
High Point
Exchange Club Plans City Napkin Sale for Crippled Children
Plans for a city-wide napkin sale to benefit crippled children were finalized at the High Point Exchange Club meeting. Co-chairmen Younts and Beamon outlined a pre Thanksgiving drive with house-to-house canvassing Nov 20 21 and 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Exchange Club
James Younts
J. E. Beamon
Exchange Club
A. E. Sherron
Cc. L. Russell
Local Symphony Drive Reaches $1200 With Two New Donor Members
High Point NC chapter of the North Carolina Symphony Society reports two new donor memberships from the American Association of University Women and Mrs J E Millis bringing total to 1200 as campaign nears goal. Two May 2 concerts are planned with one free for school children and another at night.
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High Point
North Carolina Symphony Society
Floyd D. Mehan
American Association of University Women
J. E. Millis
Mehan
North Carolina Symphony
Fr Phony
Nera Carolina
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Bishop Garber
Davidson
City News Briefs
William R. Edwards
Dorothy Lee Burpham
Galax
James S. Riggs
Lina Mae Self
Belews Creek
Raymond F. Wagstaff
Ellen Arlene Thompson
Mebane
Ray O. Yarborough
Louise Tucker
Frank Dalton
Mary Satterfield
Walnut Cove
W. M. Braddy
Winston-Salem
Annie Hairston
Mocksville
By Wint Capel
Cat
Stephens Heads
Scott and Company
J. E. Harrington
Souvent of
Oid
Midland Avenue
Cox Avenue
Julius Green
Tom Johnson
Harry Curlee
Curlee
Merchants Association
City Hall
Coal Producers Association
A Wilson
Aeom
Esee Hills Road
State Industrial Bank
Hill Street
Jewel
Maple Fairway
National Highway
Mont. Brown
Kahler
Doak
Brown
T. C. Kirkman
HPT & D
Exchange Club Maps
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