Wake Forest campus groundbreaking in Winston-Salem attended
Denton residents led by Rev E C Roach Miss Pauline Roach and others attended the Wake Forest campus groundbreaking ceremony in Winston-Salem on Monday afternoon. Dr C E Clyatt praised Billy Graham as the more impressive evangelist of the two Billy Grahams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Roach
Pauline Roach
A. L. Snider
Ben Carroll
Excell Surratt
C. T. Surratt
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
Billy Graham
C. E. Clyatt
Greensboro
Clyatt
Graham
Sunday
Community notices from colored pages invite meetings
The notices list events for the United Order of Tents Leonard Street PTA groups WIC Circle and church gatherings at Mars Hill St Matthews and First Baptist Church. Leroy Johnson to perform at Mars Hill and Worth B Bowman pictured on the UNC Duke Accounting symposium committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Order of Tents
Odd Fellows Hall
Retha Monroe
PTA
Leonard Street
Daniel Brooks
W. Terrace
Clarence Strickland
Hoskins St
Mars Hill
Leroy Johnson
Mars Meredith
W. M. Stewart
State
W. A. Carver
Reidsville
St. Matthews
WIC
First Baptist Church
Truman Visitors Highlight Wake Forest Campus Event
The Winston-Salem gathering centered on President Truman with Wake Forest leaders and Baptist unity, while NC figures Kerr Scott and Gordon Gray drew strong cheers. reporters from Washington and NC covered the staged visit amid security detail and media wires.
Cargo Line Sued In Sailor's Death
Betty Brown Windham of Norfolk County sues the Philadelphia and Norfolk Steamship Co and Southern for 101000 in federal court. She seeks attachment or sale of the vessel Southern Counties and cites the death of Edward Jennings Brown, third engineer, when the Southern Isles sank off the Carolina coast twelve days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Wilmington
N. C
Southern Isles
Betty Brown Windham
Norfolk County
Edward Jennings Brown
Carolina Coast
Southern Counties
Philadelphia and Norfolk Steamship Co
Southern
Oien
Brown
Britain Moves Toward New Economic Crisis Ahead of Election
NEA dispatch from London details Britain’s worsening economy with coal shortfalls, oil shortages from Iran Abadan loss, anticipated power cuts and rationing this winter. Trade union leaders demand wage gains and oppose wage stabilization while Labour and Tory camps blame each other for crises and urge voters to decide the country’s course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
U. S
Abadan
British
Trade Union Congress
TUC
AFL
CIO
Winston Churchill
Europe
Iran
Suez Canal
Labor
Anetria ‘Bevan
Deaths And Funerals: Pastor L B Reavis
Street Baptist held services at 4 pm for the Rev Dr L B Reavis. Pallbearers included Robert Thompson Joe Patterson Charlie Causby Roger Patterson Cecil Faircloth and Tom Allen Jr. Interment followed in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Mr Goodman, a retired furniture worker, died en route to a local hospital Saturday night.
Mor gan Mrs Loy Dawson Morgan Dies in Asheboro
Loy Dawson Morgan 39 of Route 3 Asheboro died in Piedmont Memorial Hospital Greensboro. Survived by husband Fred Moran Jr three brothers James son Martinsville Va Garrett Dawson Route 3 Asheboro and three sisters Cornie Hinshaw Route 3 Asheboro Treba Hinshaw Climax and Cletis Lieber Asheboro Funeral set for 2 p m Thursday at Hopewell Friends Church Rev Charlie Johnson burial in church cemetery body to home 4 p m Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Loy Dawson Morgan
Piedmont Memorial Hospital
Greensboro
Fred Moran, Jr
Jamesson
Martinsville
Garret Dawson
Cornie Hinshaw
Treba Hinshaw
Climax
Cletis Lieber
Hopewell
Charlie Johnson
Miss Maxine Willard Dies After Six Month Illness
Miss Maxine Willard aged 25 died late this morning at her father C. C. Willard's home on Route. The body was taken to Sechrest Funeral Home pending further arrangements and notification of survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Willard
C. C. Willard
Sechrest Funeral Home
Death of one-day-old Linthicum daughter at local hospital
Jane Marie Linthicum died at 5 p.m. Tuesday in a local hospital. She is survived by her parents William B. and Lois Linthicum, a sister Patricia Gale, a brother Danny Ray, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Linthicum. The body lies at Cote Orrell Saovtaire until 3:45 this afternoon for graveside services at Floral Garden Park with Rev. W. C. Levin presiding. Burial follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Marie Linthicum
William B
Lois Linthicum
Kennedy Street
Mr. Linthicum
W. E. Linthicum & Son Contractors
Patricia Gale
Danny Ray
B. R. Linthicum
Point
Cote Orrell
Walter L Holton dies. High Point resident was 50
Walter L Holton of 710 Forrest Avenue High Point died Tuesday at 1 2 o clock after a year of declining health. He was born August 12 1901 in Jamestown the son of John S and Phoebia Horney Holton. He worked for Clover Brand Dairies two years and attended Green Street Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife Ada m Sedberry Holton his mother Mrs John S Holton of Jamestown two daughters Betty Gwyn and Vicki Sue two brothers R B Holton and J Holton and two sisters Mrs R M Abernathy of Jamestown and Mrs J V Garrett of High Point. Funeral services will be held at Green Street Baptist Church Wednesday at 4 p m with Dr L B Beavis officiating. Interment will be Oakwood Cemetery. The body will lie in state 30 minutes prior to the service. The body was removed from Yows Funeral Home to the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Holton
Forrest Ave
John S. and
Phoebia Horney Holton
Jamestown
High Point
Holton
Clover
Green Street
Adam Sedberry Holton
John S. Holton
Betty Gwyn
Vicki
Sue
Home
R. B. Holton
J. §. Holton
R. M. Abernathy
J. V. Garrett
High Nt
Green Street Baptist Church
L. B.eavis
Keystone Bible Class
Oakwood
Forrest Avenue
Duke Freshman Niven Stars In Blue Imps Sweep
Mr. Touchdown Charlie Niven a Wilmington North Carolina freshman who starred for Duke juniors in wins over Wake Forest and NC State earlier guided Wilmington High School to 22 touchdowns last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Niven
Wilmington
N. C
Duke
Wake Forest
N. C. State
Blue Imps
Wilmington High School
Still in Action Duke QB Joe Self Doubtful List
Duke quarterback Joe Self remains on the doubtful list due to a preseason ankle injury but has appeared at Duke games this season as a radio and television spotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Joe Self
Las
Winston-Salem Man Taken By Local Police
Willie Isaac Atkinson of 715 North Main Street Winston-Salem was arrested yesterday by local police after a tip. He is wanted in Mt Airy for damage to property and assault with a deadly weapon on his brother in law. Thomasville police seek him for violation of the bottle law and drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
Mt. Airy
Willie Isaac Atkinson
North Main Street
Child Injured As Mother Loses Control Of Car
A one year old girl suffered a head injury when her mother tried to prevent a fall and lost control. Elizabeth Anne Morris, daughter of Mrs. Geraldine H. Morris, was taken to a clinic after the vehicle struck a pole near English Street and English Court. Police said the mother reached for the child as the car veered into a pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Anne Morris
Geraldine H. Morris
Royal Oak
English Street
English
Ingathering Planned for St Marys UTO Tomorrow
The Fall Ingathering of the United Thank Offering for Saint Marys Episcopal Church will be held at the corner of North Main and West Farriss tomorrow at ten o'clock. About eleven women are expected to participate. Mrs John Foy will lead the event for Saint Marys Auxiliary and collect offerings supporting missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main
West Farriss
John Foy
United
Saint Mary's Auxiliary
Red Smith Averages 41.2 Yards Per Punt for Duke
Duke sophomore James Red Smith from Winston-Salem NC averaged 41.2 yards on 21 punts through the Devils first four games this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Red” Smith
Duke
Winston-Salem
N. C
Devils
Yearling Linemen Spark Duke Front Line
Freshman linemen Ralph Torrance from Macon Georgia and Joe Hands from Mt. Rainier Maryland have supplied strong defensive and offensive line play for the Duke Blue Devils this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Blue Devils
Ralph Torrance
Macon
Joe Hands
Mt. Rainer
Teacher Miss Crowell to lead Child Training Course
Miss Kate Crowell director of Children's Work at First Methodist Church Charlotte will teach the Child Training Course at the High Point Area Training School opening next Monday at Wesley Memorial Church. She is district director of Children's Work in the Charlotte area and has taught at Lake Junaluska Laboratory School and led groups for children's workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Crowell
First Methodist Church
Charlotte
High Point Area
Wesley Memorial Church
Ss Crowell
Lake Junaluska
Crowell
National Conference On Christian Education
Colorado
Uncertain Stock Picks From A Bustling Market List
A fragmented catalog shows numerous stocks with varying percentages, including General Motors 52 percent, Coca Cola 16 percent, Bethlehem Steel 39 percent, and Union Carbide 60s. It mixes company names, partial figures, and stray OCR text, followed by a kitchen tip about stabilizing cream by adding an unbeaten egg white.
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Aie
Securaiees Protuc
Air A
Ailes Chechens & Dyese. T's
Allis Chalmers
Eeeseebdee
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Sceeeseees
Bethlehem Steel
Sssseseess
Borden’ Company
Sescsssee St
Borg Warner
Aeeeee M's
Bee
Burlington Mille
Ccceeseeees
Burroughs Adding Mach
Calumet & Hee
Canada
Ccsceseseseees
Canadian Pacific
Carolina Power & Ltd
Case
D. L
Ssssseseess
Chesake & Eens
Chrys
Coca Cola
Columbia Gas
Commercial
Consolidated Bgison
Consolidated Vultee
Continental Can
Continental Motor
Curtis Wright
Curtis Wright A
Davison Chemical
Delaware
Lack & Wes
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Electric Auto Lite
Emerson R&p
Firestone Rubber Veel
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
Graham Paige
Great Northern Ru Ps
Hudson Motor
Hupp Corporation
Cceeesee
Illinois Central
Cscscceeses
GON International Harvest
Ssses
Int
Nickel Can
Nash Kelvinator Eee
National Biscuit Eee
National Cash Register
National Distillers Ee Eee
National Lead Ferre
National Power & Lseeeeeee
New York Central
North American
Radio Corporation
Radio Keith Orpheum
A Rand See
Republic Steel
Sperry Corp
JOR Standard Brands
Serene
Standard Oil Califteens Eeeene
Standard Oil Ind
Swift & Company Eeeveseeees
Texas Company
Csssesese
Tex Gulf Products
Steteeenees
Texas Gulf
Textron Corporation
Trans & Western Air
Evans Amrotion
Union Pacific
United Airlines
U. S. Smelting & Ref
United States Steel
Vanadium Corporation
Virginia-Care Chemical
Warner Pictus Seeeeeeesees
West Maryland
Western Union Pee
Winter Garden Opening Signals Big Advance Sales
Disjointed notes report high advance ticket sales topping 500000 for the Winter Garden opening on November 1. Mentions include music in the air grossing over 42000, star ice dancing, and various entertainment and industry figures across Las Vegas Reno and Los Angeles.
Freshmen Earn Weekly Honors From Duke South Contest
Southern Duke program names two Freshman of the Week winners. Lee Jerry of Salisbury earned the award for the Duke South contest on offense and defense while Worth Lutz of Durham was honored for his performance against Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gba
Mendy SeoPhancine Gon
Southern
Duke University
Lee Jerry
Salisbury
N. C
Duke
Civil Service Exams Open for Police and Fire Jobs
Six police vacancies and nine fire vacancies announced with immediate hire prospects. Exams set October 29 1951 at City Hall third floor 514 North Wrenn Street apply by 1 00 p m. salaries from $200 to $260 monthly, age 21 to 31, education high school, height 5 ft 10 in, weight 160 lb. Sick leave vacation pay and pension offered. Joseph F Snider secretary Civil Service Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beel Ki
Joseph F. Snider
Sec.t. H. P. Civil Service Comm
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News of
Denton
C. L. Snyder
Wesleyan Service Guild
American Legion Hall
J. O. Branson
Howard Snider
Central Methodist Oodiow
Leana Davis
Barnabas
Woman's Club
Woman's Club of
Legion Hall
Clyde R. Milner
Guilford College
J. E. Hill
Jerry Lee Surratt
Loflin
Billy Loflin
Eugene Peacock
Denton High School
Chamber of Commerce
Ethan
Dale Hedrick
C. Bisher
T. J. Ward
Raleigh
W. F. Morris
Lee Morris
Morrises
Town
Williamsburg
Lexington
Charlottesville
Blue Ridge Parkway
Morris
State College
Lege
Service
T. K. Huss
Hoke
Stevie
Johnnie
Cherryville
Worth B. Bowman
Certified Public Accountant
Bowman and Blue
University of North Carolina
North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants
Capital Square
Lynn Nisbet
Istee Rortang Saaier
Get State
Ene
North Carolina
Beatrice
Burke County
Sweetheart
N. Co. Association
Democratic National Committee
Babcock Mo
Mes
Gordon Gray
Gray
Medical College
Bowman Gray
Wake Forest College
America
Uiversity
United States
Amerca
Truman
Reynolds
Sever . Pty
Wake College
Ee Truman
Ieman
Kerr Scott
Carolina
University
Army
Hubert Olive
Wake Forest Board of Trustees
Congress
Thurmond Chatham
Chatham
Harry Tru
Taft
Franklin Roosevelt
Secret Service
Cargo Line
Leon Dennen
NEA
NER
Labor Party
Aneurin Bevan
Winthop
Winthrop College
Susie Reich
Atlanta
Anne Sprott
Sumter
Frances Smith
Spartanburg
Barbara Lowe
Winthrop
South Carolina
Winthrop News Service
Whlaiam C. Goodman
Mrs. Loy D. Morgan
Walter Holton
Uto
St. Mary’s
Yearling
Borden's
Gold Room
High Point Provisional League of Women Voters
Arthur
Cashwell-Jarrett
Central Friends Church
T. C. Lohr
Blain Street
High Point Pharmaceutical Auxili
Ernest Anderson
F. N. Kennedy
Privat Nurses Club
Mary Woble
Lexington Avenue
Priscilla Club
Frank Smith
Musical Art Club
YMCA
Ervin Midgette
Elizabeth City
He Central FriendsChurch
Ae Aanm
High Point College
E. C. Trane
J. H. Allred
G. H. Hobart
Pauline and
Lauk
Winchell
Murray
C.so
United Steelworkers
WOR) Rosses
Chet Nelson
Judy Fenster
Winter Garden
Richard Harpers
MGM
John F. Royal
Dghtr Schatzie
Lily Carlson
Julian
Jeanne Tyler
Bob Roberts
Ives
Alfred Crain, Jr
Constance Grigg
T. Wayne Philip
Blue Book
Lasegas
Rizzon
Robert Preston
Paul Irwins
Standard Brands
Edith-Anne Fiore
St. Vincent's
Newark
Civil Service Examinations
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