Final Judgment On Bonds Totaling $3600 By Judge MacRae
Judge MacRae issued absolute judgments against the Tar Heel Bonding Company and several defendants in 37 cases totaling $3600 in bonds. Additional cases were marked for investigation to determine if defendants were in the armed forces. About 500 capiuses at city hall lacked records, prompting a plan for clerk and police file coordination.
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MacRae
N. L. Taylor Finch
Ag Peng
Sne
Det
Opin Court
Finch
F. F. Crawford
Bessie E. Senee Eld Lloyd Ball
Buster Gains
Olin Heridge
J. B. Galloway
Ehc Gatwood
Eva Hicks
R. Patrum
Walter Marshall
Kyle Loudy
Bud Nicholson
Louis Kelly
Beatrice Holloway
Mary Davis
Lee Taylor
R. L. Spoon
John Smith
Ernest Shelton
W. C. Caudell
R. J. Ate
Evelyn Jackson
Louis Fisher
Bonding Company
Police Department
Hartley Honored At Y M C A Meeting For Service
Edgar Hartley executive secretary of the High Point Y M C A received a gold pin for 25 years of service during the interstate Y M C A meeting of the Carolinas at Kannapolis. Attending were T V Rochelle and W B McEwen from High Point. The investiture followed a devotional led by Geo L Hackney and presided by Charles M Norfleet. A Thanksgiving dinner was served. Carolinas Y membership stood at 50 450 with Y activities up slightly despite wartime. High Point Y building value listed at 125 000 with no indebtedness. The association aims to raise 250 000 as a nucleus towards a larger goal.
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Edgar Hartley
Young Men's Christian Association of
High Point
Young Men's Christian Associations
Carolinas
Kannapolis
Inon Hartley
Baltimore
High Point Y
Mrs. Rochelle
W. B. McEwen
Geo L. Hackney
Charles M. Norfleet
Kan—olis Association
High Point “Y
High T Association
Greers On Program At Mars Hill College
Dr and Mrs I G Greer of Thomasville will present a program of southern mountain ballads in the Mars Hill college auditorium. Greer, former Appalachian State Teachers College faculty member, is general superintendent of the North Carolina Baptist orphanage and past year president of the Baptist state convention. He is a noted folklorist and ballad collector.
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Mars Hill
I. G. Greer
Thomasville
Mars Hill College
Life-Long Davidson Resident Succumbs
A life long Davidson county resident Ot i uones Jones died this morning at his High Point route two home. He was a son of the late John A. and Carolyn Hartman Jones and is survived by two sisters Mrs J E Perryman Sr of High Point and Mrs Minnie B Anderson of Los Angeles. The body remains at J C Green and Son funeral home pending burial at Spring Hill Methodist church to be set later.
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Sree Tee Tlasy Suen
Oti Uones
Davidson County
High Point
John A
Carolyn Hartman Jones
J. E. Perryman, Sr
Minnie B. Anderson
Los Angeles
Calif
J. C. Green and Son Funeral
Spring Hill Methodist Church
Civilian Defense Office Relocated to West Washington Site
The civilian defense office moves to the building corner of Washington and Main on the second floor. Entrance is on West Washington with three front second story offices in use. The building is owned by Security Bank. Office director Miss Alice Caldwell states the office will be open Friday in its new location. Contact number is 3208.
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Civilian Defense Office
Washington and
Main Street
West Washington
Security Bank Busing
Alice Caldwell
Minneapolis firm seeks women workers with baby bonus tease
An ad from a Minneapolis firm seeks expectant mothers for seated machine work promising a baby's layette bonus when they stop work. Guatemala reportedly has about 1,600,000 cinchona trees used to produce quinine.
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Opd Facta
Minneapolis
Guatemala
Youth Rally With Rev. Gilbert H. Johnson Here Thursday
The North Carolina Youth Rally of the Christian and Missionary Alliance schedules three services on Thanksgiving Day at the Gospel Tabernacle Willowbrook Street. Rev. Gilbert H. Johnson of Nyack New York will speak at all sessions and at High Point College chapel. The event includes music from state churches and features moving pictures of the Missionary Training Institute. Reverend James M. Strickland of Lexington leads the day’s program for the rally drawing several thousand participants.
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North Carolina
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Gilbert H. Johnson
Nyack
New York
Mr. Johnson
Missionary Training Institute of
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Dominion of Canada
Gordon College
Boston
High Point College
Missionary Training Institute
America
Johnson
James M. Strickland
Christian and May Alliance Church
Lexington
Sixty four Davidson men inducted for army from East Davidson
Thomasville November 24 draft officials announce sixty four men from the eastern half of Davidson County have been accepted for active service and will depart for Camp Croft South Carolina in the near future. The list includes white and Colored inductees named in the local records.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Camp Croft
S. C
J. T. Robinson
Paul Robert Hellard
Virgil Aughtrey
J. C. Douglas
Johnny Woodrow Black
Eddie Joyner
Julius Ledbetter
Robert Lee Burnside
Paul Green, Jr
Gerald Malley Ball
Jack Jonah Thomas
Horace Joyner, Jr
Frank Yokley, Jr
AB Club Hears Report On Talk Here By Brown
The American Business Club filled its regular dinner at the Hotel Sheraton with full attendance. Reports to Chairman Sanders Dallas praised Cecil Brown's lecture as one of the club’s most successful projects in years. Dallas thanked the members and High Point Enterprise for cooperation. Ralph Snider attended as a guest.
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American Business Club
Sheraton
Sanders Dallas
Cecil Brown
Dallas
Ralph Snider
Purse Snatching Reported In Thomasville Neighborhood
Police report Ada Wheeler of Thomasville Route One was robbed around 6 15 p m by an unidentified white man who grabbed her purse at the English Street Route 10A bus stop. Wheeler described the suspect as wearing a brown suit with a patch on one trouser leg. The pocketbook held four dollars fifty cents and photographs of a soldier and her two children.
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Ada Wheeler
Thomasville
English Street
Wheeler
Police bell twice at homes during holiday manpower effort
Decatur residents are asked not to be alarmed if a policeman rings a bell twice at their doors during the pre-Christmas season. Officers are volunteering as extra mail carriers while some already work as butchers and grocery clerks under a city ordinance allowing part-time police work during manpower shortages.
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Double Lives
Decatur
Ill
Thanksgiving Services at First Presbyterian Church
The annual Thanksgiving services will be held at First Presbyterian Church on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
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First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Thanksgiving at St Mary's Episcopal Church Service
Christmas week notice states Holy Communion at 9 30 tomorrow morning at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church Rev Howard S Hartzell will deliver a sermon with no pastor offering benefiting the Thompson Orphanage
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ST. Mary's Episcopal
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Howard S. Hartzell
Thompson Orphanage
Thanksgiving Service Notices At Emmanuel and Central Friends
A Thanksgiving service is listed for Emmanuel Lutheran Thursday at 8 30 a.m with a sermon titled Paros 23 for 1. Another service is set for Central Friends tomorrow morning at 10 a.m led by Pastor Cecil Ha h and benefiting the local benevolence committee.
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Emmanuel Lutheran
Central Friends
Aslock
Central Friends Rch
Cecil Hah
Thanksgiving Service at Main Street Methodist Church
A Thanksgiving service will be held in the main auditorium of Main Street Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. tonight. A Thanksgiving offering will be taken for children and music will be provided by the church choir. Rev. Lester R. Kelly, minister, will deliver a special message.
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Main Street Methodist
Main Street Methodist Church
Lster R. Kelly
Dr Hayes Speaks at Joint Monarch Rotary Meeting
Dr L Hayes district superintendent Greensboro Methodist Church was guest speaker at a joint Monarch and Rotary meeting at the Sheraton Hotel. He said Emerson viewed Creator delayed America's discovery and urged postwar America and Britain to lead in peace efforts. The Rev Rozze arranged a procession and Rev Cronstedt sang A Year of Thanksgiving.
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Rotary Clubs
Sheraton Hotel
Dr. L. Hayes
Greensboro
The
Methodist Church
Dr. Hayes
Emerson
America
Great Britain
C. E. Rozze
Carl Cronstedt
Ayer
J. Gurney Riggs
Good Response To Seal Sales: More Needed
Results from the first two days of the 37th annual Christmas Seals sale in High Point are encouraging but many more letters must respond favorably to expand tuberculosis programs. Mrs. S Saunders urges support for the National Tuberculosis Association and its 1,700 affiliates.
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S. Saunders
Seals
High Point Tuberculosis Association
United States
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Edgar Snider
Junior Service League
Mrs Kester 43 Dies After Illness at Local Hospital
Mrs Myrtie Kester widow of Jack Kester of 323 Woodrow Avenue died this morning at 12 40 oclock in a local hospital after several months illness. She was born in Rowan County February 2 1900 daughter of Luther M and Mary Cooper Ritchie and was married May 19 1920. Her husband died August 31 1941. She was a mom-
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Myrtie Kester
Jack Kester
Woodrow Avenue
Kester
Rowan County
Luther M
Mary Cooper Ritchie
Peterson's Ointment Relief for Piles
It is estimated that over a million dollars is spent yearly on remedies for piles. A druggist says Peterson's Ointment relieves itching in minutes. 35c per box or 60c with applicator tube. Money back if not delighted.
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Peterson
Groom's Friend Fined For False Pretense In High Point
In High Point Municipal Court, Cecil Chandler paid a five dollar fine plus court costs after aiding groom George Howard Woodle, 26, of Colle Street, in obtaining a marriage license for Mary Lee White, age 15, by falsely claiming she was 18. Woodle and Chandler were arrested Monday after noon for this pretense. The mother testified she would have consented if consulted, while also noting her daughter continues living with the man. Also sentenced were John Stephens, 67, of 833 Putnam Avenue, four months for public drunkenness, and Clarence Maner, 33, of Greensboro, 30 days for the same charge.
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High Point Municipal Court
Rge Howard Woodle
Colle Street
Cecil Chandler
Mary Lee White
Roy White
Aoe
John Stephens
Putnam Avenue
Clarence Maner
Greensboro
Divorces Filed at High Point Municipal Court
Divorces filed today with the clerk include Lillian Roberson Payne versus Raymond Payne and Robert Richard versus Ruth Adette Richard. Both suits allege two years separation as the grounds for dissolution.
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High Point Municipal Court
Lillian Roberson Payne
Raymond Payne
Robert Richard
Ruth Adette Richard
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