Local girl sails to Feancom Japan for personnel work
Doris Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Johnson of Coronial Drive departs by plane for Travis Air Force Base California before heading to Feancom Japan for a two year personnel assignment. She has previous personnel experience at Johns Hopkins University Silver Springs Maryland and the University of Houston and holds a master's from the University of North Carolina.
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Japan
Doris Johnson
California
Miss Johnson
J. A. Johnson
Travis Air Force Base
Feancom
Air Force
Air Force Base
Johns Hopkins University
Silver Springs
University of Houston
Houston
Texas
University of Texas
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Johns. Hop‘kins University
Jamestown Book Club Hears T W Sprinkle on Wills
The Modern Book Club at Mrs C E Frazier's home heard Thomas W Sprinkle High Point attorney as guest speaker. He described different kinds of wills and how to draft them and noted consequences of not making wills. Mrs W G Ragsdale presided over the business hour and guests enjoyed an ice course with coffee.
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Jamestown
Modern Book Club
C. E. Frazier
Thomas W. Sprinkle
High Point
4. N. Willard
Thanksgiving Party Plans At Postal Auxilliary Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary to Branch 294 of the local Postal Supervisors met at the Winslow home on South Main Street to finalize plans for a Christmas party on December 11 at the Johnson residence. They voted to send a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family next week and held a brief business session after a devotional led by Mrs. N C Johnson and Mrs. Lonnie Winfrey.
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W. T. Winslow
South Main Street
N. C. Johnson
Lucy Peace
Albertson Road Prayer Band Meeting Tomorrow Night
The Prayer Band of the Albertson Road Baptist Church will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs W W Wilson 304 Chestnut Street with Rev Wayne Levan pastor of Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church as guest speaker Mokee Anderson Memorial Class Meets Tomorrow
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Albertson Road
Albertson Road Baptist Church
W. W. Wilson
Chestnut Street
Wayne Levan
Hilliard Memorial Baptist ‘Church
Mokee
Nderson Memorial
Anderson Memorial
Oak Hil Friends Church
Church
Glenn McKinney
Ray McKinney
Weed n Win Club Holiday Party Planned at Plantation Club
The Weed n Win Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Clarence Hiderton on College Drive Wednesday afternoon for a business meeting. President Mrs. Iderton reported on the Garden Council meeting with Mrs. Frank Hunsucker present. The group plans a Christmas party a dinner and dance at the Plantation Supper Club. Members discussed floral arrangements the hostess prepared and a policy requiring at least one arrangement to be critiqued by others.
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Weed ‘N' Win Garden Club
Hame
Clarence Hiderton
College Drive
Iderton
Garden Council
Frank Hunsucker
Plantation Supper Club
Rebekah Class Cake Sale At Richardson's Department Store
Emmanuel Church Rebekah Class to sponsor a cake sale tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock in front of Richardson's Department Store. Friends are invited to patronize the sale, the notice said.
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Rebekah
Emmanuel Church
Richardson's Department Store
Twins Born to Stevenson Family in High Point
Mr and Mrs R J Stevenson of 825 N Main Street announce the birth of twins Robert Wayne and Roger Lane at High Point Memorial Hospital on November 10. Also noted are Kathy Fae born to Mr and Mrs J M Morrow of 210 Hicks Street on November 4, and Nancy Elizabeth born to Mr and Mrs Bill Coleman of Archdale on November 7.
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R. J. Stevenson
N. Main ‘Street
Robert’ Wayne
Roger Lane
Higk Point Memorial Hospital
Coleman
Bill, Coleman
Nancy Elizabeth
High Point Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Sykes
Asheboro
Colemans
Joe Coleman
Archdale
Nancy Eliabeth
Earth Gets Rain Of Metals Out Of Stratosphere
CHICAGO (UP) Photographic emulsions sent into the stratosphere in giant balloons reveal heavy nuclear particles greater than iron. Dr. Herman Yagoda reports in a paper for the American Institute of Physics that such “heavy” cosmic-ray particles leave tracks in emulsions. These rare visitors, absorbed in the stratosphere, suggest Earth constantly receives a rain of hydrogen nuclei and dusting of many elements, including copper, bromine, and tin.
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Chicago
Herman Yagoda
National Institute of Health
American Institute of Physics
Yagoda
Outer Space
Some Horse Winners Just Don't Care
Louisville report shows unclaimed pari mutuel winnings at Churchill Downs. More than two years holdings total 16,230.80 dollars, with 12,414.60 dollars tied to spring facing meat 1345 at the track.
Stalin Secret Killers and Communist Power Fear
The piece warns of Stalin era murder tactics and red intelligence prowess, portraying assassination methods with forged documents and poison rings. It cites U S Communist Party leader William Foster’s view that a Communist cannot legitimately become U S President, arguing the inevitability of a Communist headed government.
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Allied Intelligence
Stalingrad
Murder, Inc
Stalin
Red Intelligence
U. S
Communist Party
William 4. Foster
United States
A.s
Bridal Courtesy Honors Miss Stroud At Heilig Home
A bridal courtesy for Miss LoEHa Stroud, recently announced engaged to James Noble, was hosted by the Cheerful Worker's Class of First Pilgrim Holiness Church at Jackie Heilig's 506 Ward Street. An orchid corsage, gifts, a miscellaneous shower, china-pattern presents, and refreshments were enjoyed by guests including Mrs. Stamey Stoud.
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Loeha Stroud
James Noble
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
Jackie Heilig
Ward Street
Target Gun Dangerous From Either End
Patrolman Joseph McLaughlin learned you can’t trust either end of a gun when a BB target backfired a spring and struck him in the eye. He was treated at a hospital.
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PROVIDENCE, R/T
Joseph McLaughlin
Communist At War Warns Public Enemy Soldiers
Fragmentary OCR text frames a stark Civil War era appeal about a 2% capitalistic government facing a Soviet backed dictatorship. It mentions the Red Army enforcing proletarian rule and brands readers as enemy soldiers in a partisan wartime context.
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Red Army
Proletariat
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