Zoning Change Approved In Thomasville
Thomasville City Council approved rezoning of a site at Liberty Dr and Trinity to industrial use for Carolina Seating Co. operator Cletus Freeman said a new building will start immediately and a permit is expected today. The seating operation had moved to High Point after a fire with no insurance on contents.
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Thomasville
T of Liberty Dr
Trinity
Cletus Freeman
Carolina Seating Co
Freeman
High Point
Women Taxed For Refusing To Testify
In Thomasville Recorder's Court two wives who refused to testify against their husbands on assault charges were taxed with court costs for frivolous issuance of a warrant. Mrs. Doc Hall faced costs for not testifying against her husband. Mrs. William Earl Epps was ordered to pay court costs on a steniet charge. A 12-month road sentence for Paul Browner, suspended for two years with conditions, and similar suspended sentences for Ave. bai Bargs a caer Hudson and John Lewis Spell were noted, with some cases nol pros with leave.
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Thomasville
Recorder's Court
Doc Hall
Myers St
William Earl Epps
Barnwell St
Paul Browner
Turner St
John Lewis Spell
Ave. Bai Bargs
Caer Hudson
Warner St
Explosion at Kivett Dr station sparks warning
A gas explosion at a Kivett Drive service station injured no one seriously but caused a near miss for a Negro attendant who had just finished washing a grease pit with gasoline. Fire Chief Canady said fumes from the pit ignited by a coal stove caused the blast at about 10 33 am. The flames were put out quickly but residents were warned to handle gas with care near any fire.
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Canady
Boys Return From Hi-Y Conference at Charleston
Ten boys from Senior High School and Allen Jay School attended the interstate Hi-Y Conference in Charleston, D C in November 1921. Delegation included Bill Burton Vernon son Jerry Bullin Byron Godfrey Henry McPherson Victor McPherson Ronnie Barnes Donald Morgan Jerry Byram. Henry McPherson co chaired the conference and led the invocation. the opening session featured Wy le in rarest, and the group took a sightseeing voyage on a naval vessel supervised by Jim Baign local work secretary.
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Allen Jay School
Charleston
D. C
High Point
Bill Burton
Vernon Son
Jerry Bullin
Byron Godfrey
Henry McPherson
Victor McPherson
Ronnie Barnes
Donald Morgan
Jerry Byram
Wyle
Jim Baign
Bors
Ock View Grange Schedules Church Night Meeting
Ock View Grange sets church night at 7 20 with Rev H G Allen pastor of Main Street Methodist Church and Mrs Lewis Einhorn as speakers. Musician participation noted as part of the service in a district community event.
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Ock View Grange
H. G. Allen
Main Street Methodist Church
Lewis Einhorn
Ae Ee Oe
Food Prices Lower This Thanksgiving
New York reports a brighter holiday outlook with lower prices for traditional items. Americans are expected to eat more quality food as the recession eases. production and jobs improve while inventories grow and consumer demand picks up. Peaceful coexistence ideas flavor the season amid political divisions.
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New York
U.S. Senate
Chief Stoker Appointed To Governor's Traffic Safety Council
Police Chief C. C. Stoker of Hi Point is named to the Governor's Traffic Safety Council by Gen Luther B Hod. The council aims to prevent traffic deaths injuries and property loss and will include business labor and civic representatives with a first Raleigh meeting set for December.
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C. C. Stoker
Hi Point
Luther B. Hod
Tra Safety Council
Stoker
Governor's
Traffic Safety Council
Raleigh
Missionary Gospel Singers perform in Jamestown and High Point
The Missionary Gospel Singers of Southern Pines will sing at Tabernacle of Jesus in Jamestown Sunday at 3 p.m. and at True Standard Holiness Church in High Point at 7:30 p.m. Mrs Roy Stafford of 9 A Daniel Brooks Apts won a turkey in a King School raffle held Tuesday.
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Missionary Gospel Singers of
Southern Pines
Tabernacle of Jesus
Jamestown
Miss Gospel Singers
True Standard Holiness Church of
High Point
Roy Stafford
Daniel Brooks Apts
On the King School
Firms Chartered In Asheboro and Thomasville
Asheboro and Thomasville firms received charters from the secretary of state in Raleigh. In Thomasville, Clyde Smith Motors Inc. was granted capital stock authorization of 100000 dollars with 300 dollars subscribed by Clyde C. Smith Ernest Harrell and Viola Fhe. The North Carolina Hospital Engineers Assn Inc is allowed to publicize hospital oneness and the importance of the role maintenance engineer.
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Thomasville
Asheboro
Wob State
Raleigh Yester
Clyde Smith Motors Inc
Clyde C. Smith
Ernest Harrell
Viola
North Caroling Hospital
E Nnainaineers Assn., Inc
Areako
Two Hit and Run Incidents Reported by City Police
City police investigated two minor hit and run incidents. A bus struck by a vehicle caused no damage, and another driver backed into a parked truck, mashing part of the grill with minor damage reported.
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Co. J. Bevans
Woman Saved After Cave-In In Shenandoah Incident
A 65 year-old woman was pulled from a cave-in in Shenandoah Pennsylvania. She suffered internal injuries a fractured nose possible left hip fracture and other injuries and was taken to Locust Mountain Hospital. An old mine barrier beneath the surface was blamed for the collapse.
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Shenandoah
Shaft Pa
William Co
Locust Mountain Hospital
Eighth Youth Picked Up In Quarry Case
Deputies arrested an eighth youth in a copper wire theft ring at High Point Quarry. Price, 19, of 2404 Rivett Dr, faced larceny and conspiracy charges after being released on 700 bond. Five remaining defendants, all teens or early twenties, face Monday preliminary hearings. two have waivers and are bound over to Superior Court.
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High Point
Price
Funeral services for Norman L Bowman Sr
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 pm at English Street Baptist Church with Rev. George Richman and Rev. Harry Hawthorne officiating. Pallbearers included R. J. Miller J. D. Edmundson A. L. Valentine Add Hi Otis Moser and Van Holt, all Builders Sunday School Class members. Interment followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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Norman Lee Bowman Sr
English St. Baptist Church
George Richman
Harry Hawthorne
Astor
Emmanuel the
Ran Church
R. J. Miller
J. D. Edmundson
A. L. Valentine
Add Hi
Otis Moser
van Holt
Builders
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Number Books Sent Out To Phone Users
The North State Telephone Company mailed about 1200 Blue Books to High Point subscribers to record out of town numbers. The booklets will be sent to business firms in Rancheman and Thomasville soon. William C. Hilton said keeping distant numbers speeds long distance calls and time saved helps operators reach parties faster. The guide is free to business firms and extra copies are available at the office.
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North State Telephone Company
High Point
Rancheman
Thomasville
William C. Hilton
The
Telephone Company
Hilton
New Odorless Greaseless Cream Promises Pain Relief
An odorless greaseless cream offers relief from arthritis rheumatism and muscular pains without pills. It penetrates 80 deep, warms the area and speeds blood flow. Doctors in Britain France and the United States endorse its effectiveness and an unconditional money back guarantee backs the product InfraRUB is sold without prescription in drug stores.
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New York, N. Y
United States
America
AWOL Soldier Faces Break-In Theft Charges
Thomasville reports an AWOL 20 year old soldier was charged with breaking and entering and larceny after deputies linked him to a By Pass Service Station theft on Highway 2A. A 25 caliber pistol stolen from the station was found in the suspect’s car as deputies investigate further ties to similar burglaries. The man is jailed without bond and due for a Friday hearing in Thomasville Recorder's Court before military authorities possibly return him to his unit.
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Thomasville
Marvin L. Edwards
Kerneraville
Highway 109
Keifer Morris
Edwards
Mont Wilson
Thomasville Recorder's Court
Patrolman's Car Rams Vehicle As Brakes Fail
Wet brakes blamed for a collision at Five Points on Monday involving a highway patrol car and an oncoming vehicle. Charles B. Pierce, 22, reportedly rear ended the other car after brake linings became soaked. total damage estimated at 35. No charges filed. Pierce said the car had just been washed. Lake Pierce, 30, of Route 1, is listed as driving the other vehicle.
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Charles B. Pierce
Pierce
Lake of Pierce
Route 1
Nny
Soldiers To Feast Thanksgiving Day in Korea
American troops in Korea will celebrate Thanksgiving with a prepared menu including shrimp cocktail, roast turkey, dressing, gravy, cranberry sauce, potatoes, corn, green peas, slaw, celery, olives, pickles, fruit, cake, pumpkin pie, rolls, butter, coffee, and tea.
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Seoul
Korea
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