North Carolina teachers gather for Northwestern district meeting
About seven hundred teachers from 15 counties in the northwestern district of the North Carolina Education Association converge on High Point for a Friday conference at Senior High School. Friday noon dismissals and lunch closures are announced. sessions feature state educators including Annie Laurie McDonald and Clyde A. Erwin with multiple committee reports and night talks by Dr. I. G. Greer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Education Association
Charles F. Carroll
Annie Laurie McDonald
Hickory
N.C.E.A
Clyde A. Erwin
W. Wilbur Hutchins
First Baptist Church
Carroll
High Point
A. P. Routh
Greensboro
Roy W. Morrison
Chapel Hill
Guy B. Phillips
Mozelle Causey
Lucile Irkpatrick
Thomasville
Ready
Roanoke Rapids
George Patterson
Dan Padgett
Madeleine McCain
Raleigh
Classroom Teachers Association
Ruria Shelton
Lucille Browne
Ruth Goodman
G. R. Patterson
Lenoir Rhyne College
Franklin H. McNutt
C. R. Hinshaw
High Point College
I. G. Greer
Mills Home
Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Hig Point Fire Department Launches Fire Prevention Week
At 9 oclock this morning Hig Point dispatched 24 uniformed members to inspect over 8 000 city buildings for fire hazards during Fire Prevention Week. For 11 years the department has conducted inspections with follow up checks, issuing 22 notices and reporting 451 calls valued at 1 330 221 dollars.
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Hig Point Fire Department
Rsonnel
E. K. Ingram
Ingram
Japan
High Point
Local Woman Victim Of Two Purse Snatchers
Police investigate a purse snatching in the 100 block of Thurston Street Saturday night. A woman named Violet Hope reports two white boys about 12 and 14 wearing tan coats snatched her purse containing cash, checks, and keys.
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Thurston Street
Violet Hope
Johnson
P. H. Johnson
Navy Stamp To Be Released Oct 27 By Annapolis Post Office
First day cancellations for the new navy commerce three cent stamp will be available at the Annapolis Md office on Oct. 27. The stamp measures 84 by 1.44 inches, printed in blue by rotary process, showing an informal group of seamen in summer uniform. Up to ten first day cancellations per person. Remittance can be by money order or postal note. Selected philatelic issues may be obtained by writing the Philatelic Agency in Washington 25 Dc after Oct 29.
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Navy Commerceative
Annapolis, Md
S. C. Clark
High Point
Philatelic Agency
Post Office Department
Washington
D. C
St Joseph Aspirin Promises Quick Cold Relief
Ad touts St Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller for colds with ache relief and sore throat benefits. A large 100 tablet size is offered at 35 cents, while the smaller 10 cent pack is highlighted as highly effective.
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St. Joseph
Mrs. Eunice Kirkman 45 Dies at Home in High Point
Mrs. Eunice Kirkman aged 45 died Sunday at 8 55 AM after an extended illness at her home on Route 1 High Point. Born May 21, 1900 in Randolph County she was daughter of Allen M. and Nancy Rush Kearns. Survived by husband J L Kirkman and several siblings. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 PM at Koonce Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Kirkman
High Point
Rt. 1
Rs. Kirkman
Randolph County
Allen M
Nancy Rush Kearns
J. L. Kirkman
A. M. Kearns
Trinity
Library Adds Thirty-One New Books This Week
The library receives 31 new titles including 14 fiction works, eight mysteries, and nine non fiction books. Notable fiction includes The White Tower and See Suits. mysteries feature The Curse of the Bronze Lamp and One Cried Murder. non fiction covers Time Bomb and The Screwtape Letters among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the White Tower
James Te Beg Me
Elizabeth Ogilvie
Kitcher Sheila Kaye-Smith
Lou
William Martin Camp
John Dickson Carr
Sara Elizabeth Mason
Helen Woodward
Richard Lockridge
Richard Powell
Baynard Kendrick
Hildegarde Teilher
Jean Leslie
E. A. Piller
C. S. Lewis
Dan Sickles
Gettysburg
Edgcumb Pinchon
Carl W. Drepperd
T. Marsh
Battle Robert J. Casey
Edgar Snow
Margery Wilson
Vet Traffic At USES Increases With September Counts
Local employment office reports rising veteran seeking help and job applications. September saw 146 veterans applying for work and 81 employed, 17 handicapped. August had 90 applications and 49 placements. Off‑pace overall traffic included 2 400 non veteran calls. Job openings rose to 1 526 from 1 460. Main demand: construction, furniture, motor transport.
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Onentas
Ralph Miller
Miller
Taylor Sr. Dies at Home in Sophia Route One
William D. Taylor Sr., 55, died at 2 a m at his son’s home in Sophia Route 1 after a long illness. Born in New Jersey on September 12 1890 he moved to Randolph County as a young man. He married Fannie Osborne who died November 20 1930. Surviving are his son and three grandchildren David Frank and Nancy Taylor all of Sophia Route 1. Funeral at Marlboro Friends Meeting house Wednesday at 2 p m with body moved to the home at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
William D. Taylor
W. D. Taylor
Sophia
Rt. 1
Mr. Taylor
New Jersey
William and
Emma Taylor
Randolph County
Fannie Osborne
Patriotic Order, Sons of America
High Point
David
Frank
Nancy Taylor
Marlboro Friends
CROSSWORD SOLUTION PROMPTS AND CLUES LIST
A compact listing of Eugene Sheffer crossword clues with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes numbers for across 48 to 55 and down 4 to 46, featuring terms like trellis, deprivation,born, apportion and glacier mass. Provides many intersecting word hints across a seaside Italian marsh and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden
Tolbert Gets Four Years For Larceny
Fred Tolbert 20 of Reidsville was sentenced to four years in municipal court before Judge D C MacRae on eight larceny counts. Police arrested him October 1 for stealing eight bicycles from front of several businesses. He is described as a fugitive who escaped two state prisons. Officers said two open bladed daggers and a flashlight were taken from him.
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Fred Tolbert
Reidsville
D. C. MacRae
Tolbert
Carl Ruth
East Greenstreet
Ruth
Alamance County
Ich Ruth
Jothy Glenn
East Washington Street
George Cox
Jamestown
Fred Borders
Quality Grades Of Weed Bring Higher Prices
Raleigh reports stronger demand for better quality flue cured tobacco grades with week end sales showing higher prices. Improved quality pushed prices up over the season as buyers favored top grades in eastern North Carolina markets.
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Raleigh
Oct
North Carolina
Program Set for Opening of Piedmont Woodmen Lodge
The formal opening of Piedmont Camp No. 62 Woodmen of the World lodge home will be held tomorrow at 7:30 PM with City Manager Roy S. Braden as principal speaker. Glenn T. Smith will supervise the ceremonies and Charles A. Hines of Greensboro will conduct dedicatory rites. Music includes Dot Lewis on accordion and a string band. W. & Teachey handle entertainment and Mrs. Ruby Carroll runs refreshments for the auxiliary circle.
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New Lodge
Piedmont
Woodmen of the World
Roy S. Braden
Glenn T. Smith
Charles A. Hines
Greensboro
WOW
Dot Lewis
Two Month Old Son of J D Kennedy Dies
Funeral services for James Dalford Kennedy two months old son of James W and Leona Brown Kennedy will be at 116 White Street Tuesday at 3 30 oclock Rev C E Ridge of Pleasant Grove Methodist Church will conduct the service Interment will be in Pleasant Grove cemetery Survivors include the parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs R D Kennedy of Thomasville Rt 1 and Mrs Florence Brown of Kernersville
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James Dalford Kennedy
James W
Leona Brown Kennedy
High Point Memorial Hospital
White Street
C. E. Ridge
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
R. D. Kennedy
Thomasville
Rt. 1
Florence Brown
Kernersville
Funeral Rites Held For 15 Year Old Leona Jones
Funeral services for Leona Jones 15 of High Point Rt 3 were conducted at Allen Jay Baptist church. She was born in Stokes county March 29 1930 and died after an extended illness. Survivors include her mother Mrs Lee Webb father T C Jones Raeford two sisters Lera Mae and Laurel and a brother Pfc Roy Jones overseas. Rev Bill Smith and Rev George H Wallace officiated with choir and trio. Pallbearers were Thomas Huff Wesley Johnson Richard Ingram Howard White Aubrey Taylor Huston Tuttle. Burial followed at Oakwood cemetery.
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Leona Jones
High Point
Rt. 3
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Miss Jones
Stokes County
Lee Webb
T. C. Jones
Raeford
Lera Mae
Laurel Jones
Pfc
Roy Jones
U. S. Army
Bill Smith
George H. Wallace
Bill Barker
Barker
Thomas Huff
Wesley Johnson
Richard Ingram
Howard White
Aubrey Taylor
Huston Tuttle
Allen Jay School
Oakwood Cemetery
Market totals show steady weekly sales per hundred pounds
Sales volumes rose to 261,537,725 pounds through last week at an average of 43.09 dollars per hundred. The current week sold 37,070,966 pounds at an average price of 43.24 dollars per hundred.
One Group Of Boarders Now Back On Jobs
In High Point hosiery mills Thomas plant boarding rooms a group of boarders resumed work after a vote. At 7:30 this morning a majority of those voting supported returning to production ending a walkout that began September 21 over pay raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Hosiery
Thomas Mills
Thomas
Small Blaze Damages Home Of H. C. Craven
A cigarette started a curtain fire at 1612 Longstreet, damaging a home of H. C. Craven. The city fire department extinguished the small blaze around noon yesterday. No one was home. damage is described as negligible. Fire Chief E. K. Gram notes no injuries.
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H. C. Craven
Longstreet
E. K. Gram
A H Idol 82 Dies At Home In High Point
A H Idol aged 82 died at 1 o clock this morning at his home 1004 Johnson Street after an extended illness. He was a pioneer building contractor later in mercantile business. Survived by wife Sarah Lou Pitts two sons M J Idol of Washington DC M C Idol of High Point and two daughters Mrs M C Barker of Greensboro and Mrs J W Abersony of this city one brother G L Idol of Robinson Kansas six grandchildren. Funeral 3 oclock at Primitive Baptist church after service at home at 2 o'clock. Burial in family plot at church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Idol
Johnson Street
David H
Davis Idol
Forsyth County
Sarah Lou Pitts
High Point
Primitive Baptist Church
M. J. Idol
Washington
D. C
M. C. Idol
M. C. Barker
Greensboro
J. W. Abersony
City
G L. Idol
Robinson
Kansas
V. V. Wilklard
O. J. Denny
Winston Salem
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Rhae
City Fire Department
Alamance
Ashe
Alleghany
Caswell
Davie
Davidson
Forsyth
Guilford
Randolph
Rockingham
Stokes, Surry
Watauga Wilkes
Yadkin
Hamilton Lumber CO
B. F. Thomas
Numa F. Reid Lodge
A.M
H. P
P. P
N. IL
Gienn T
Nat Walker
Walgreen
Jeff's Cut Rate Drug Store
N. Main ST
MAIN
Eyrs
Optometrist
Wachovia Bank
S. Main St
J. J. Warren
Warren
Westinghouse Electric Appliances
Main ST
Appliance CO
Navy
Lester
Mrs. Kirkman
W. D. Taylor, Sr
Eugene Sheffer
Fate
Italy
Circle
Tenor
Eire
King Features Syndicate, Inc
WOW Lodge
J. D. Kennedy
415 Security Bk
DR. F. C. Sharp
Fraley Field
N. C
Ata Ss Lis
Greode A Geetity Ruther Urod Prompt Service
Firestone Stores
N. Main
Lero Rey TY
Johns Manville
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Oak St
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City, N. Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Winston-Salem
Security National
Ae Reese
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