Spastic Film Shown At Civitan Meet
Members of the High Point Civitan club viewed a film on spastic paralysis treatment for children at their weekly meeting. James B. Lovelace spoke on the club’s charitable work. Norwood, a charter member, resigned due to ill health. Visitors John Hughes and John A. Eshelman attended. Ed Poovey and Don Joyce joined as new members. Joe Cole revealed as Mr X and Wilson Rogers won the handshake prize. W. D. Cornelison received the attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Civitan Club
James B. Lovelace
Holt Hunter
Norwood
John Hughes
John A. Eshelman
Ed Poovey
Don Joyce
Joe Cole
Mr. X
Wilson Rogers
W. D. Cornelison
Thanksgiving Day Service at Main Street Methodist
Thanksgiving Day service scheduled for 10:00 A M at Main Street Methodist Church. Pastor Wilbur G McFarland will preach on The Religion of Thanksgiving Day. Senior choir directed by Mrs. Harry B Monroe with Fielding G Kearns at the organ. Special offering for the Methodist Children's Home in Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Methodist Church
Wilbur G. McFarland
Harry B. Monroe
Fielding G. Kearns
Winston-Salem
Building Permits For Three Local Homes And Repairs
C M Jones applies to construct a five room house at 804 East Farriss costing 6500 dollars. Baxter L Tysinger seeks a five room residence at 707 Florham avenue valued at 8500 dollars. Murray Abeles plans repair work at 712 West Farriss estimated at 4600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Jones
East Farriss
Baxter L. Tysinger
Florham Avenue
Murray Abeles
West Farriss
Scoutmaster Proves He Is Good Cook
Fred Williamson, scoutmaster of the church troop, cooked a full meal solo for the First Methodist church Men’s Fellowship club last night. Roy K., assistant scout executive, spoke on the club and church support for scouts as John Eshelman Jr., president, chaired the event and presented members of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Fred Williamson
Roy K
Ncipal
First Ethodist Church
Fellowship Club
John Eshelman, Jr
Hadacol marketed with grand daughter care claim
Mrs. Flavia C Kaufman of Baton Rouge touts Hadacol as a cure for nervousness poor appetite and insomnia linked to vitamin deficiencies. She says after using the product over a year she gained weight slept well and feels 100 percent better. The ad promotes Hadacol as a remedy for indigestion and general aches due to lack of vitamins B1 B2 iron and niacin and urges purchase of the genuine product from LeBlanc Corporation in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavia C. Kaufman
70Th Ave
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Mildred Gore
LeBlanc Corpora
Coulsiartte
Ana
LeBlanc Corporation
Bond posted for son who took mother’s money in court
Mrs Ila Beck testified her son Jesse Beck took a large sum, arranged a down payment on a house and swore out a warrant after she said she did not know what happened to the rest. Hearing postponed until next Wednesday as the defense requested time to study the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ged
Munilpal Court
Jesse Beck
Kivett Drive
Ila Beck
Jamestown
Route 3
Here
Jones
Charles L. Fields
Redding
Lillian Harris
Henley
John Dowdy
East Washington
James R Garrett
Simon
Elizabeth
Ralph C. Kimrey
Ramseur
Frank Young
Theft Charge Is Put Against Route 1 Man
Deputies arrested James Nunn age 29 of Route 1 on a charge of stealing a woman's coat valued at 89.50. Trial set for December 18 in Municipal court. The warrant sworn by E M Luther of 433 Tate alleges Nunn took a coat owned by Del pha Luther of 433 Tate. The offense occurred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nunn
Route 1
E. M. Luther
Tate
Nunn
Delpha Luther
Ellington Home Visiting Parents After Graduation
Mr and Mrs James Phington of East Lexington avenue host son Ellington who just completed training at Fort Monmouth New Jersey He graduated with highest honors and will depart for Scott Field Illinois for further aircraft radio equipment training He is a 1949 High Point High School graduate listed in the Air Force in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe. J
North South underbidding critique on a mixed up bridge hand
A bridge column weighs whether North or South erred by not bidding game in hearts on a hand where South made ten tricks. The analysis concludes North was the culprit for underbidding and missing a near laydown game, with South demonstrating strong fit and taking six taking tricks. West’s unknown distribution complicates the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quesono
North Orith
South
West
North
Missionary Rev Kilbourne to Speak in Thomasville
Rev Kilbourne, recently back from Korea, will speak at a missionary service tomorrow night at 7 30 at the First Methodist church located at Broad and Sullivan streets in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
A Kilbourne
Korea
Alools Ata
Es Methodist Church
Broad and
Sullivan Streets
Winston-Salem Names New and Foster Arnold DeBusk
New and Doris Foster Arnold G wall and Betty Sue DeBusk of Winston-Salem are named in a local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gin Ging New
Doris Foster
Arnold G. ‘Wall
Betty Sue DeBusk
Winston-Salem
Calendar waits for votes to be certified and oaths
Returns from all counties have been received as the state board of elections prepares blank certificates for the elected officials and five constitutional amendments. Officials may take oaths on November 28 or 29 if commissions are signed before the governor leaves the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Smith
Jeff D. Johnson, Jr
Woodrow Jones
Waldo Cheek
Insurance
State Board of Elections
Congress
State Board
A. L. Bulwinkle
Jones
Smith
Scott
Senate
House
Council of State
Buildings and Grounds Board
General Assembly
C&e
Domestic Case In Local Court Involves Mary Dunn
Mrs. Mary Sue Pace testifies that Dunn abandoned her and their two children and allowed sale of home and furnishings. He later reclaimed the home and left the family to struggle financially. She says a third child was on the way and that a court ordered $20 weekly support has not been paid. Defendant seeks dismissal of the action and alimony. Other civil actions listed include Industrial Finance Co. vs. Raymond C. Greer and two divorce cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Pace Tage
Clagges
Dunn
Oklahoma
High Point
Elgin
Industrial Finance Co
Raymond C. Greer
E. L. Jessup
Rosa Jessup
Donald A. Jester
Vera B.jester
Three Ly Point Students Enter J. Foster Barnes Men’s Glee Club
Three Ly Point students have been accepted as members of the J. Foster Barnes Men’s Glee Club. Albert Forsey Bruce, Mrs. H. Fred Bragg of Frederick, and Charles Emery Shufelt are listed with family details and addresses in Frederick, High Point, and related locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Point
J. Foster Barnes
Albert Forsey Bruce
Aon & Do
H. Fred Bragg
Virginia Ave
Frederick Chatman Farmer
C. H. Farmer
English St
Charles Emery Shufelt
Carrie H. Shufelt
Larkin St
High Point
Puzzle Grid Clue List and Short Answers
A compact puzzle item lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbered entries. Across clues include Wading Bird and Poker stake while vertical clues cover Keg and Water among others guiding solvers through the crossword grid.
Puzzle Answers Snapshot
A compact clue list including Pontiff image New Zealand parrot Biblical name Delivery abbr and Giant king of Bashan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiff
New Zealand
Deaths and Funerals Vernon Adams 39
Vernon P. Adams 39 died at his home 706 Park Street after a six month decline. Born September 20 1911 in Chesterfield County South Carolina he came to the city 25 years ago. He married December 23 1932 to a Cheraw SC native. Koonce Funeral Home will transport the body to the residence Wednesday at 2 pm with services Thursday at 3 pm at the church conducted by Pastor Grout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon P. Adams
Park Street
Chesterfield County
S. C
Andrew J
Lucy Vaughn Adams
Amos Host
Cheraw
S. W. Teal
Chesterfield
S. Shay Boy
F. Koonce
Og Mg Tist
Grout
Athe 1St Pugrin Charlie Monk
Evening TV Listings and Radio Schedule Fragment
A fragmented schedule lists programs across stations and times, from Music Time and News Broadcasts to The Jack Smith Show and Evening News. It catalogs shows like The Lawrence Welk Show and Kukla Fran Ollie, ending with late night signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waem Kiddles
Abe-Mbe- West
Nbe
Cbe
Ilvy
Chomeless
Ebs
Abe
Abe Peary
Ebs Son
Abe 'Es Mgrorty
Ebe Family Theater
Abe Hosine Outeebe
Lawrence Welk
Dick Powell
Abc Dance
All Nets
Wjmy-Tv
Dick Willis
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Channel 3
Homemakers’ Exchange
Vanity Fair
Showroom
Clambake
Perry Como
Arthur Godfrey
Somerset Maugham
Don McNeill
First Methodist Festival Set For Nov 28
The First Methodist Church school hosts its annual fall festival on Tuesday night November 28 at 6:00 in the church basement. Featuring talent shows a band an auction and the crowning of the Nursery Department King and Queen. Mrs T R Ballard chairs the event with helpers from the church school departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School
T. R. Ballard
Death linked to self-inflicted action in Asheville
In Asheville on November 22, R Locke M. Chunn, 61, a veteran Southern Railway conductor, was found dead in his automobile at home. Coroner P. R. Terry ruled the death as self-inflicted. The report notes no foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Locke M. Chunn
Southern Railway
P. R. Terry
Lamprey Described as Living Fossil Vertebrate
The lamprey is a living fossil and a vertebrate that lacks limbs jaws and teeth. Its skull is a platform for the brain, reflecting its prehistoric origins.
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Civitan Meet
Main St. Methodists
Phoenix
David N. Welborn
Alberta
Emmett E. Kuykendall
Ellington
Ebenezer Scrooge
Bob Cratchit
Aaghow
Fred
Teredel
Chino
Boh
Rae
Capital Square
Lynn Nisbet
Glee Club
Iancy Olson
WHPE
Whpe-Fm
America
North State Telephone CO
Spradley Food Store
Land of the Free
United Orerleas
U. S. Savings
Eloise
Marvin Miller
United Nations
Washington Weather Report
Raymond Gram
Liberty
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