Couple Jailed In Thomasville Liquor Case
Thomasville police arrested Cly Edward Phillips and Helen Phillips both 23 of East St for possessing non tax paid whisky. They posted $200 bonds to await Recorder's Court on December. John Lee Ward 26 of Route 2 Lexington was later charged with possessing whisky. Police also reported ongoing speed enforcement with six drivers cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
St. N
Cly Edward Phillips
Clyde Bethea
Helen Phillips
East St
Recorder's Court
Dee
John Lee Ward
Route 2
Lexington
Emergency Hay Requests Must Be Made Quickly
County farm officials urged farmers to file drought emergency hay requests by Wednesday as the drought committee prepared to meet. Approvals total 955000 pounds of dairy mix 183600 gong of beef mix and 3638 tons of hay, with four cars of cottonseed meal and one of oats ordered. Three cars of meal have arrived and will be distributed soon. oats expected early this week.
One Room House Damaged By Fire In Thomasville
Fire caused by an overheated wood stove damaged a one room frame house on Turner Street in Thomasville at 1:45 Saturday afternoon. Occupants Pete Jones and Mary Callicutt lived at 315 Turner Street. interior was lined with cardboard hindering suppression. furnishings and part of the interior were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Turner St
Pete Jones
Mary Callicutt
Mary Spochrist
Beary
Catherine Rogers Sechrist
Route 2
Lexington
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Co. L. Tate
T. R. York
Mount Zion
Clarence Sechrist
Richard Freeman
Church
UF Drive in Thomasville Nears Quota Milestone
Thomasville United Fund drive shows $18,111.06 in cash and pledges, leaving under $5,000 to reach the $23,000 quota. Harold Harrison, publicity chairman, expresses optimism about finishing the campaign this week, noting it is the first unified fund effort in the town’s history. The seven agencies will receive funds approved by the budget committee on completion. The drive began mid November and has run three weeks, with R C Jenkins as president and Harry B Finch as drive chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
United Fund
R. F. van Landingham
Harold Harrison
Harrison
Ne Budget Committee
R. C. Jenkins
Harry B. Finch
Drive
Tossed Cigarette Sparks Grass Fire
A local man feeding his dog tossed a cigarette which started a grass fire at 507 Smith St. Firefighters from the City Fire Department extinguished the blaze at 1:50 p.m. Witness W. L. Ring blamed the cigarette as the ignition source.
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Smith St
W. L. Ring
Ring
Community notices and school events in Colored Citizens period
O E S White Rose Chapter plans a Thursday 8 p.m. meeting at Odd Fellows Hall with officer elections. Glamour Zon Club honors the Williams football team at a banquet in Sweeny. Recreation Center hosts Monday evening activities. Fairview Street School holds Thanksgiving program with gifts, litany, Red Cross flag, and a PTA food drive. Florence School closes for Thanksgiving with a student play and a PTA food shower for the cafeteria.
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O.E.S. Notce White Rose
O.E.S
Odd Fellows Hall
Daniel Brooks
Williams
Sweeny
Benjamin Brockman
Grace
Roscoe Camp
Ruby Watts
Clay Mack
Barbara Seymour
Mary Rice
Betty West
Barbara Ballard
Betty Crawford
Frances Rice
Joyce Thomas
Ruth Watts
Shirley Fosa
Barbara West
Margaret All
Fairview ST
H. A. Foard
St. Luke Lutheran Church
Castella Barber
Florence
Former Federal Workers Named In Red Testimony
The committee listed a group of former federal workers connected to wartime agencies who invoked the Fifth Amendment or denied Communist links. Names include Alger Hiss and Nathan Witt among others, with agencies such as Treasury, War Production Board, and Federal Security Administration cited. Several testified or cooperated, while others did not testify or were named by Miss Bentley.
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Covery
Home Owners Loan Corp
Commerce Department
Office of Price Administration
War Production Board
Treasury Department
Alger Hiss
AAA
Justice Department
State Department
Senate
House
Hiss
Nathan Witt
National Labor Relations Board
Chambers
Harry Dexter White
International Monetary Fund
Miss Bentley
White
Oin
Nathan Gregory Silvermaster
Resettlement Administration
Maritime Labor Board
Farm Security Administration
Board of Economic Warfare
War Assets Administration
William Ludwig Ullman
NRA
Pentagon
Solomon Adler
Norman Bursler
Bentley
Frank Coe
Federal Security Administration
Foreign Economic Administration
U. S
London
Lauchlin Currie
Federal Reserve Board
FEA
Roosevelt
Bela Gold
Agriculture Department
Bela
Sonia) Gold
House Committee On Interstate Migration
Bureau of Employment Security
Abraham George Silverman
Air Force
Railroad Retirement Board
Tariff Commission
William Taylor
Taylor
Edward J. Fitzgerald
WPB
Harold Glasser
Ecuador
North Africa
Unique Laundry Guarantee Sparks Local Test Offer
Dutch Laundry and Sartin Cleaners offer a trial of their 4 barrel Fluff Dry bag service. If customers are not convinced their finish is superior or the bundle not a bargain at 1.49 dollars plus 15 cents per shirt, full payment is refunded. Call 3319 or 4501 to arrange pickup today.
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H. M. Taylor
Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina
Obituary notices detail James Sanders Fulton and Jerome C Sechreist among African and local residents. Fulton of High Point dies at home after years of declining health. Sechreist, 88, lifelong Davidson County resident, dies after extended illness. Funeral arrangements in Thomasville and nearby areas listed.
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James Sanders Fulton
Thissell St
Mr. Fulton
Stokes County
Enoch K
Frances Jane Westmoreland Fulton
Hattie Grissom
High Point
Snow Lumber Co
Central Friends Meeting
Hattie Grissom Fulton
Graome Fulton
James Fulton
Farmville
Wayne Williard
Robert Teer
J. W. Bean
Kernersville
Jerome C. Gordon
Thomasville
Jerome Calaway Gordon
Southside Baptist Church
Fred Journey
S. D. Baker
George W. Sowers
Ivor E. Elliott
C. L. Everhart
Alien R. Everhart
A. J. Maxwell
J. A. Faircloth
City Eer
Denton
Mr. Gordon
Me W. C. Leamon
Fisher Ferry St. Ext
D. B
Route 1
Nena
Ruth Smith
Earl L. Smith
Rutherford County
James C. Smith
Joe H
Ben
C. R. Smith
J. ¢ Green
Mana Ze
Robert L. Taylor
Glenanna Baptist Church
Holly Hills Cemetery
George HH. Poole
George H. Poole
W. H. Barker
Oakwood Cemetery
C. P. Royals
R. F. Spencer
G. A. Curtis
Arthur Bean
Arthur Howard
Shirley Nance
Mr. Poole
King St
Ridge inducted into Pi Sigma Eta honors
Eddie Ridge of 804 West Wood and Gupton Jones College of Mortuary Science in Nashville Tennessee is inducted into Pi Sigma Eta the national honorary embalmers fraternity for high scholastic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Ridge
George Ridge
Westwood
Gupton-Jones College of Mortuary Science
Nashville, Tenn
Pi Sigma Eta
Convicted GI Stabbing At Bus Depot Sees Sentencing
A Negro soldier was convicted today of assault with a deadly weapon after a bus depot stabbing. The case named Simon Edward Johnson and witness Rossie Gilmer testified. Other defendants, Ulysses Welch, John Henry Robbins, and Ernest Samuel Brendle, faced related charges with fines and suspended terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Simon Edward Johnson
Rossie Gilmer
Leonard St
Johnson
Gilmer
Ulysses Welch
John Henry Robbins
Kivett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sallie Covington
Red Cross
Ernstine Thompson
Edith Sturgues
PTA
Martin
James
Fulton
R. W. Fulton
Kinston
J. M. Fulton
Knoxville
Sechrestree
Cecil Haworth
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Sechrest's
Joan F. Sechreist
John Franklin Sechreist
Johnsontown
Davidson County
Carrie Fouts
L.S. Potts
H. M
Charlotte
Walter S. Sechriest
Birmingham
Ala
Vernon P. Sechriest
Rocky Mount
Stuart Sechriest
Chapel Hill
Bessie Murphy
Nolan Smith
Johnstown Methodist Church
McRae Crawford
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral
B. Smith
Horace G. Alderton
S. Main ST
Hha Mettle
Institute of Life Insurance
Madison Avenue
New York
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