Friends Lead Training Courses Next Two Weeks
The annual leadership training by Friends Meetings in High Year runs from October 5 to 16 with six evening sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Samuel L. Haworth and Seth B. Hinshaw head courses on The Life and Work of Jesus and The January Character of Christianity, plus Living Together in the Home led by Cecil E. Hath. Credit may be earned. public invited to first session at 3:00. Mrs. Shelly York chairs the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Meetings
Muel L. Haworth
Paiof Central Friends
Bible
Guilford College
Seth B. Hinshaw
Friends Meeting
Ashe
Hinshaw
Friends
North Carolina
Ember
American Friends of Missions
Cecil FE. Hath
Central Friends
Haworth
Rtment
Christian Home For Friends
Commission On Marriage and Home
Federal Council Churches of Christ In America
Shelly York
Archie
Ing
Suspended Term Given Man In Assault Case
James Burns, 29, received a 15 day suspended sentence after an assault on his wife, Mrs. Burns, 35, following a dispute as she returned from a burlesque chorus job. Magistrate Thomas L. Fitzpatrick noted the need for sympathy in such marital conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James Burns
Burns
Thomas L. Fitzpatrick
Ithaca Meeting After 34 Year Letter Correspondence
Mrs. Louis Pickering of Ithaca and Mrs. Lillian LeSe of New Orleans met by chance at the bus terminal as a vacation plan brought them together. The reunion followed 34 years of correspondence begun in an English class assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
INS
Louis S. Pickng
Lillianse
New Orleans
Tter
LaBnosse
Pickering
Fox Caught On Fishing Line In Folke Stone
A giltwater fisherman in Folke Stone England reports baiting a herring hook yesterday and finding a dead fox on the line when he checked later. The fox apparently swam in at low tide and was unable to resist the bait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folkestone
England
Umstead Praises U S Veterans Program in Durham
Senator William B. Umstead told a Veterans of Foreign Wars district meeting in Durham that the postwar veterans program has created rights and benefits for veterans and dependents, aided readjustment to civilian life, and supports education and job placement for disabled veterans. He urged VFW to help veterans find suitable employment and cited strong evidence of program success across colleges and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
America
William B. Umstead
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Umstead
VFW
Congress
Mars Hill Hosts 11 High Pointers From Guilford County
Sixteen Guilford County students attend Mars Hill College. Among them are Katherine Younts Lonnie Boyles Simpson Rudy Lee Griffin Ruth Alma Creech Martha Jean Trulove Doris Rae McNeill Elsie Lee McFarland Jack Royce Sugg Robert Hancock Ellis Jane Phyllis Paige John Henry Shoaf Jr John C Saunders Jr Betty Jo Beeson Carolyn Rachel Grant Earl Smith Gibson and Betty Jean Kitchings of High Point and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Hill
Guilford County
Mars Hill College
Katherine Younts
Lonnie Boyles Simpson
Rudy Lee Griffin
Ruth Alma Creech
Martha Jean Trulove
Greensboro
Doris Rae McNeill
Elsie Lee McFarland
Jack Royce Sugg
Robert Hancock Ellis
Jane Phyllis Paige
John Henry Shoaf, Jr
John C. Saunders, Jr
Betty Jo Beeson
Carolyn Rachel Grant
Earl Smith Gibson
Betty Jean Kitchings
High Point
Chilled Cantaloupe Preparation Tips
Cantaloupes taste best when cold. Chill in the fridge wrapped in heavy waxed paper to trap odor. Place on chopped ice for about 15 minutes, but avoid chilling the cut surface to prevent mushy pulp.
Radio Schedule Highlights for Sunday Oct 5
On 1070 AM a full day of music and talk features broadcasts from WHEE WHPE and affiliates. Programs include At The Organ Curt Massey Sings Dinah Shore Tar Heel Talk and United Nations segments with daily news updates and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Whee
Goepel
Curt Massey
Jo Stafford
D'Artega
Dave Dennis
First Presbyterian
Ernie Fierite Orchestra
Dinah Shore
Bob Thompson
Sweeten
Phil Brite
WHPE
United Nations
United Furniture Workers
Morning Radio Schedule Canto Contained With Cancellations
A Monday broadcast grid lists morning to evening programs including WHPRE WHPE and various music and news segments. The schedule notes an announced cancellation affecting late afternoon into the evening lineup.
Radio Program Network Schedules Note
Broadcast times vary by time zones with EST standard. Central subtract one hour and mountain subtract two hours. Some stations adjust relay times to fit local schedules. Last minute changes are not included.
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights Sunday Oct 5 list of programs
A dense listing of programs across many stations and hosts including music concerts dramas comedies news commentary and religious programming with times ranging from 1:00 to after midnight and featuring actors singers and orchestras such as the CBS Symphony Walter Winchell and Eddie Dowling Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America United
Abe
Chs
Sam Pettergill
Abeo
Cecil Brown
Mbs
Chicago
Cbs
Sammy Kaye
Robert Merrill
Abe Lewis
Lee Sweetland
Abe Stephen Graham
James Melton
Abe Bob Reid
CBS Symphony
Jassie
Johnny Thompson
Mba
Quist
Joe Kelly
Musicana
Abe Phil Eet
Rex Maupin
Abc
Abc Family Time
Rise Stevens
Bill Lance
Jean Sablon
Song
Cbe
Abe Ozzie and
Harriet
Drew Pearson
Hollywood
Aba
Ginny Simms
Cba
Abe Nick Carter
Jack Benny
Gene Autry
Maupin
Absherlock Holmes
Phil and
Alice
Abe Blondie
Dagwood
Cibbs
Reece
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Edgar Bergen
Charlie
Abe Sam Spade
Detroit Symphony
Fred Allen
Jimmy Fidler
Twin
Mbe
Corliss Archer
Walter Winchell
Hollyywood
Tony Martin
Cbs Theater Guild
Jim Backus
Abe Christopher Wells
Voices of Strings
Eddie Dowling
Edmund Hockridge
Beryl
Abc Weat
Goldsboro Plans Week Long Centennial Celebration
Goldsboro marks its 100th birthday with a townwide celebration featuring a historical pageant A Century of Review a parade airshow fireworks and contests. Notables Josephus Daniels Kenneth Royall and Graham Barden attend with Gov Cherry and 82nd Airborne elements highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
North Carolina
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
Kenneth C. Royall
Graham A. Barden
New Bern
Municipal Stadium
Wayne County
City Hall
Daniels
Dot Hood
Herman Park
R. Gregg Cherry
82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
Fayetteville
Secretary of the Army
Royall
Darden
Mrs. Sara Tuttle Rites Planned At Hawpond Church
Mrs. Sara E. Tuttle of Trinity Route 1 died at home Saturday at 11 40 after eight weeks illness. Born September 16 1873 in Stokes County she lived in this area ten years. Survived by two daughters Mrs W C Smith Mrs H F Slate two sons Ernest and R G Tuttle a sister and two brothers. six great grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2 30 from Hawpond Church Stokes County with burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara E. Tuttle
Trinity
Rt. 1
Tuttle
Stokes County
William
Melissa Smith
W. C. Smith
Rt. 2
Greensboro
H. F. Slate
Wagram
Ernest Tuttle
R. G. Tuttle
W. R. Wood
High Point
R. N. Smith
Walnut Cove
J. A. Smith
Hawpond
Mrs Stanley 83 Dies In Winston Nurse's Home
Mrs Cary White Snow Stanley, 83, died at a Winston-Salem nurse's home at 4 30 yesterday afternoon. She lived at 1405 English Street and had been ill for some time. Survived by three sons Q W L A and I D Snow of High Point, one daughter Mrs G H Snow of Asheboro, two brothers John White of High Point and Ike White of Elkin, and twelve grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives. body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary White Snow Stanley
Winston-Salem
English Street
John
Elizabeth White
I. D. Snow
High Point
G. H. Snow
Asheboro
John White
Ike White
Elkin
Sechrest Funeral Home
Fire Prevention Week Set Amid Rising U S Fire Loss
Fire Chief Ingram announces observance from October 5 to 11 and notes President Truman's actions this year to curb America's high fire loss. He cites a 700 million dollar fire bill in 1847 terms and urges public help to cut preventable fires through common sense and careful habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fut Ingram
Truman
United States
Ingram
Washington
National Fire Protection Association
Funeral rites for Charles L. Sheppard held at Sechrest chapel
Funeral services for Charles Lee Sheppard 66 died at home on White Oak Street were conducted at 1 p m Saturday by Rev J P H McNatt pastor of Brentwood Presbyterian. Burial followed in Chestnut Hill cemetery Salisbury with pallbearers Fat Roberts L Roberts W J Roberts D Roberts Claude Roberts and Gay Lovette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lee Sheppard
White Oak Street
Sechrest Funeral Home
J. P. H. McNatt
Brentwood Presbyteriana
Chestnut Hill Cemetery
Salisbury
Fat Roberts
L. Roberts
W. J
D. Roberts
Claude Roberts
Gay Lovette
Funeral services for Mrs Bessie Jones Crouch
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie Jones Crouch 59 wife of H Beam er Crouch will be held Sunday at 2 PM from the home 806 Granby Street with Rev Julian S Hopkins Green Street Baptist Church in charge. Interment will follow at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Jones Crouch
H. Beamer Crouch
Granby Street
Julian S. Hopkins
Green Street Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Forest Fire Control Program Inaugurated
WAYNESVILLE Oct 4 North Carolina will start a fire control program in 15 western counties this fall. A $20,000 grant from the Tennessee Valley Authority supports the effort to cut annual burns from 50,000 acres to under 5,000. State Forester W. K. Beichler notes total funds reach about $110,000 this year with state county federal aid and TVA contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
North Carolina
Tennessee Valley Authority
W. K. Beichler
TVA
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Riends
Cech. Haworth
Myrtle Desk CO
CIO) of America
CIQ
Sen. Umstead
U. S
A.M
WHPRE
George Barnes
Freddy Martin
Trouseau of Melody
Blue Ridge Buddies
Corral Buddies
Bing Crosby
Sara Tuttle
Trinity Rt
Mrs. Stanley
Winston
St. Bernard
Mitzie
London
Allied Forces
Main Street Methodist
Christopher Wells
de Sete- Plymouth Dealers
Columbia Broadcasting
WBIG
Charles L. Sheppard
Mrs
Bessie Crouch
Basil Rathbone
With June Duprez
Theatre Guild
WMER
United States Steel
Stanleys Jewelers
S. Main St
J. C. Penney Co
Mee Yt
Kun
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