Ground-breaking at Wake Forest campus Winston-Salem
Denton News reports the ground-breaking ceremony for the new Wake Forest campus in Winston-Salem with Rev E C Roach Miss Pauline Roach and others in attendance on Monday afternoon. It also notes Billy Graham’s opening sermon in Greensboro last Sunday praised by Dr Clyatt and contrasts him with another evangelist. The piece covers local club and school events including a Wesleyan Service Guild banquet in Thomasville and a Denton Woman's Club talk on foreign relations, along with student achievements and family travels through Raleigh Yorktown Williamsburg and the Blue Ridge Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Roach
Pauline Roach
Ben Carroll
Excell Surratt
C. T. Surratt
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
C. E. Clyatt
Greenshoro
Billy Graham
Wesleyan Service Guild
Thomasville
American Legion
J. ©. Branson
Howard Snider
Central Methodist Church
Woodrow Hall
Branson
Catherine Dickens
Junaluska
Leana Davis
Greensboro
Barnabas
Woman's Club
Woman's Club of
Denton
Legion Hall
Clyde R. Milner
Guilford College
J. E. Till
Notices From Local Groups Across City Events
Various community notices list meetings and events for groups including United Order of Tents, Leonard Street PTA, Washington Terrace group, Mars Hill Holiness Church, St. Matthews Tent worship, and WIC Circle. A Bowman and Blue CPA participates in the 12th annual Symposium on Accounting and Taxation at UNC and Duke University, sponsored by the state CPA association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Order of Tents
Odd Fellows Hall
Retha Monroe
PTA
Leonard Street
Daniel Brooks
Washington Terrace
Clarence Strickland
Hoskins St
Mars Hill
Leroy Johnson
Meredith
W. M. Stewart
St. Matthews
W. A. Carver
Reidsville
WIC
First Baptist Church
Sawgiil
Worth B. Bowman
Certified Public Accountant
Bowman and Blue
High Point
University of
North Carolina
Duke University
North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants
Wake Forest campus groundbreaking draws Baptist crowd
The Winston-Salem event for Wake Forests new campus drew few NC political leaders, with Miss Beatrice Cobb among attendees. Washington reporters flooded in as the White House secured direct lines at multiple sites. President Truman, praised as a Baptist layman, was celebrated for education funding and church state principles, while political roles remained secondary to the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North Carolina
Wake Forests
Winston-Salem
Wake Forest
Beatrice,Cobb
Burke County
WN. C. Press Association
Washington
White House
Babcock
Gordon Gray
Gray
Medical College
Bowman Gray
Wake Forest College
America
Truman
Reynolds
State University
Duke
Wake
Forsyth County
Harry Truman
Kerr Scott
The
Army
Hubert Olive
Wake Forest Board of Trustees
Congress
Thurmond Chatham
Chatham
Wilson
Taft
Franklin Roosevelt
Raleigh
New Bern
Camp LeJeune
Pinehurst
George Marshall
Secret Service
Cargo Line Sued In Sailor's Death
Betty Brown Windham of Norfolk County sues the vessel owners in federal court for 101000 in damages after her brother Edward Jennings Brown, third engineer aboard the Southern Isles, died when the ship sank off the Carolina coast twelve days earlier. The suit seeks attachment of the sister ship Southern Counties and names Philadelphia and Norfolk Steamship Co and Southern Trading Co of Wilmington Del as defendants. The claim includes 100000 for lost income to Brown and his four year old daughter and 1000 for his lost personal effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Wilmington
N. C
Southern Isles
Betty Brown Windham
Norfolk County
Edward Jennings Brown
Uwe
Carolina Coast
Southern Counties
Philadelphia, and
Norfolk Steamship Co
Southern Trading Co
Del
Brown
Britain Moves Toward New Economic Crisis in Election Fight
NEA dispatch reports Britain teetering toward a fresh economic crisis as coal and oil shortages bite, rationing looms, and high taxes bite into living costs. unions push for wage gains, Labour allies fear losses, and both major parties blame each other while awaiting the Oct. 11 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helow
Winston Churchill
Britain
Europe
Iran
Suez Canal
Labor
Aneurin Bevan
Deaths And Funerals William C. Goodman listed
Funeral services for William Calvin Goodman, 69, were held Monday at 4 p.m. at Green Street Baptist Church with Dr. L. B. Reavis officiating. Pallbearers included Robert Thompson, Joe Patterson, Charlie Causby, Roger Patterson, Cecil Faircloth, and Tom Alten Jr. Interment followed in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Goodman, a retired furniture worker, died while en route to a local hospital Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Calvin Goodman
Green Street Baptist Church
L. B. Reavis
Robert Thompson
Joe Patterson
Charlie Causby
Roger Patterson
Cecil Faircloth
Tom Alten
Floral Garden Park
Mr. Goodman
Asheboro Woman Loy Morgan Dies at 39
Loy Dawson Morgan 39 of Route 3 Asheboro died last night at Piedmont Memorial Hospital Greensboro. Survived by husband Fred Morgan Jr three brothers James Dawson Martinsville VA Garrett Dawson Route 3 Asheboro three sisters Connie Hinshaw Route 3 Asheboro Treba Hinshaw Climax and Cletis Lieber Asheboro. Funeral 2 p m Thursday Hopewell Friends Church Randolph County by Rev Charlie Johnson with burial in church cemetery. Body to home at 4 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Loy Dawson Morgan
Piedmont Memorial Hospital
Greensboro
Fred Morgan, Jr
James Dawson
Martinsville
Garret Dawson
Connie Hinshaw
Treba Hinshaw
Climax
Cletis Lieber
Hopewell Friends Church
Randolph County
Charlie Johnson
Miss Maxine Willard Dies After Illness At Home
Miss Maxine Willard 25 died late this morning after a six month illness at her father C. C. Willard’s Route 6 home. The body is at Sechrest Funeral Home pending further funeral arrangements and survivor notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Willard
C. C. Willard
Death of One-Day-Old Linthicum Daughter in High Point
Jane Marie Linthicum one day old, daughter of William B. and Lois King Linthicum of 601 Kennedy Street, died Tuesday at 5 pm in a local hospital. Survived by parents, sister Patricia Gale, brother Danny Ray, and grandparents in High Point. Body at Cumby-Orrell Mortuary until 3:45 pm then graveside service at Floral Garden Park Cemetery at 4 pm conducted by Rev. W. C. Levin of Hasworth Wesleyan Methodist Church. Burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Marie Linthicum
William B
Lois King Linthicum
Kennedy Street
Mr. Linthicum
W. E. Linthicum & Son Contractors
Patricia Gale
Danny Ray
W. M. King
B. R. Linthicum
High Point
Cumby- Orrell Mortuary
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
W. C. Levin
Hasworth Wesleyan Methodist Church
Walter L. Holton Rites Set At Green Street Baptist
Walter L. Holton 50 died Tuesday at 1 20 p m at his home 710 Forrest Ave after a year of declining health He was born August 12 1901 in Jamestown son of John S and Phoebia Hor ney Holton He lived in High Point 21 years employed by Clover Brand Dairies 25 years He was a member of Green Street Baptist Church Survived by wife Ada Ledberry Holton mother Mrs John S Holton Jamestown two daughters Betty Guen and Vicki Sue of the home two brothers R B Holton and J S Holton Jamestown two sisters Mrs R M Abernathy Jamestown and Mrs J V Garrett High Point Funeral from Green Street Baptist Church Wednesday at 4 p m with Dr L B Reavis officiating Honorary pallbearers Keystone Bible Class Interment Oakwood Cemetery Body to lie in state 30 minutes before service Body removed from Yow's Funeral Home to residence 710 Forrest Ave Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Holton
Forrest Ave
John S. and
Phoebia Horney Holton
Jamestown
Hich Point
Holton
Clover Brand Dairies
Green Street Baptist Church
Ada Ledberry Holton
John 5. Holton
Betty Guen
Vicki Sue
R. B. Holton
J. S. Holton
R. M. Abernathy
Jamestown R
J. V. Garrett
High Point
L. B. Reavis
Keystone Bible Class
Oakwood Cemetery
Forrest Avenue
Touchdown standout Niven sets pace for Wilmington High
Charlie Niven, freshman from Wilmington, N C, led Duke’s junior varsity to wins over Wake Forest and NC State in early games. He scored 22 touchdowns for Wilmington High School last year, signaling a strong high school career ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Niven
Wilmington
N. C
Duike
Wake Forest
N. C. State
Wilmington High School
Stilt In Action at Duke Games Despite Injury Doubtful
Duke quarterback Joe Self, sidelined this season by a pre season ankle injury, has appeared in Duke Games this season, though remains on the doubtful list. A radio and television spotter notes his participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Joe Self
Winston-Salem Man Taken by Local Police
Willie Isaac Atkinson of 715 North Main Street Winston Salem was arrested yesterday afternoon by local authorities after a tip. He is sought by Mt Airy police on charges of property damage and assault with a deadly weapon against his brother in law. Thomasville police seek him for violation of the prohibition 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 grab her as the child fell inside a vehicle. Elizabeth Anne Morris, daughter of Mrs. Geraldine H. Morris of 427 Royal Oak, was taken to a clinic after the car veered into a pole on English Street near English Court. Police say Mrs. Morris lost control while turning into English Court to catch the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Anne Morris
Geraldine H. Morris
Royal Oak
English Street
English Court
United Thank Offering Ingathering at Saint Mary’s
The United Thank Offering of Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church will hold an ingathering tomorrow morning at the church on North Main and West Farriss. Eleven women are expected to participate with each member bringing an offering for missions. Mrs. John Foy is custodian and will oversee the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main
West Farriss
John Foy
Saint Mary’s Auxiliary
Red Smith Leads Duke Punts With High 41.2 Yard Average
Duke sophomore James Red Smith from Winston Salem North Carolina averaged 41.2 yards per punt on 21 attempts through the Devils first four games this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Red” Smith
Duke
Winston-Salem
N. C
Devils
Duke Freshman Line Play Sparked by Torrance Hands
Freshman line play for the Duke Blue Devils this season has been led by defensive guard Ralph Torrance from Macon Georgia and defensive end Joe Hands from Mount Rainier Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Blue Devils
Ralph Torrance
Macon
Joe Hands
Mt. Rainer
Training School Teacher Miss Kate 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 Wester Memorial Church. She is district director in the Charlotte district and has led discussions and institutes for children's workers and attended the 1951 National Conference on Christian Education in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Crowell
First Methodist Church
Charlotte
High Point Area
Wester Memorial Church
Crowell
Shel
Lake A
Miss Crowell
Colorado
Stock market list brief from New York exchange era
A long stock list shows numerous company prices with names such as Admiral Air Reduction Borg Warner General Electric Dow Chemical and many others. The item ends with approximate sales to 1 p m and a kitchen tip about whipping cream with egg white to improve texture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Admiral Corporation
Cseeesees
Borg Warner
Seteneenees
Briggs Manufacturing
Budd Company
Burlington Mills
Burroughs
Calumet & Hee
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Carolina Power & Lt
Case, J. Ll. ccc
Curtis Wright
C.c
Curtis Wright A
Davison Chemical
Delaware Lack & West
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Dupont de Nemour
Vane
Eastern Airlines
Diemeese
Eastman Kodak
Tees Ees
Emerson R & P
Firestone Rubber
General Electric
Eeeaeees
General Foodss
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Glidden
Agi
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
Graham Paige
Wasenenee LI Johns Manville
Kennecott Copper
Kroger Company
Libby Owen Ford GI
Liggett & Myers
Boy Lockheed Aircraft
Loews Theaters
Lorillard & Company
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri
Kansas Texas
Montgomery Ward
Wees
Motorola Radio
Murray Corporation
Nash Kelvinator
National Biscuit
National Cash Register
National Dairy Product
Dil, National Distillers
Otis Elevator
Pacific Gas & Elec
Packard Motor
Paramount Pictures
Penney, J. C. Co
Penn - Dixy
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi Cola
Philco Corporation
Phillips Petroleum
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Ser & B
Pullman Company
Ay Pure Oil Co
Ceee Eee
Radio Corporation
Standard Oil Calif
Standard Oil Ind
Tits Standard Oil J
Stevens, J. P. Co
Stewart Warner
Studebaker Corps
Swift & Company
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
Ween IO
United Airlines
Ween Qty
United Aircraft
Cee Cease
United Corporation Overedeas
United Fruit
Oolonees
United Gas Imp
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Car & Fdy
Radio Keith Orpheum
Republic Steel
Southern Pacific
BLK Tex Gulf Products
Trans & Western.Air
United States Steel
West Maryland
Woolworth & Co
Alaska
Juneau
Allis Chalmers Mfg
Amalgamated Leather
Armour & Co
Avco Manufacturing
Baldwin - Lima
Bethlehem Steel
Seccessees
pubassanoedselOs
Columbia Gas
Continental Motor
Secsessee
Reynolds
Sears Roebuck
Southern Railway
Sperry Corp
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Textron Corporation
Trans America
United States Pipe
United States Rubber
Vanadium Corporation
Virginia-Care Chemical
Western Union
Western Electric
Eeese Eee
Youngstown S$ & T
Ceeee HY Zenith Radio
Giy Alleghany Corporation
Mid Week and Weekend Meetings and Wedding Preparations
The schedule lists multiple club meetings from Wednesday to Friday including the Jamestown Garden Club at Oakdale Community House, Council of Jewish Women on Rockford Road, and High Point Provisional League of Women Voters at Mrs. Arthur. Rehearsals and cake-cutting for the Cashwell-Jarrett wedding occur at Central Friends Church with host families. Wedding solemnization and marriage of Pauline Kirkman and Gerald Lauk noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden’s
Gold Room
Thurlow Kearns
Jamestown Garden Club
Oakdale
Council of Jewish Women
Mose Lamet
Rockford Road
Harold Gutterman
Robert Lamet
High Point Provisional League of Women Voters
Arthur
Cashweill-Jarrett
Central Friends Church
T. C. Lohr
Blain Street
High Point Pharmaceutical Auxiliary
Ernest R. Anderson
F. N. Kennedy
Thomasville
Private Duty Nurses Club
Mary Woble
Lexington Avenue
Priscilla Club
Frank Smith
Musical Art Club
YAICA
Ervin Midgette
Elizabeth City
Cashwell-Jarrett
High Point College
E. C. Coltrane
Jamestown
J. H. Allred
G. H. Hobart
Pauline Kirkman
Gerald Lauk
Notable 1952 CIO leader reshuffle and showbiz notes
Philip Murray will resign as CIO president in 1952 but remain United Steelworkers chief. Winchell trial contributions lack receipts. Kal Rosses image. Ice acts feature Chet Nelson and Judy Fenster. Winter Garden premiere tops 500000 in advance sales. Music in the Air grossed over 42000. Harpers from MGM with Schatzie. Lily Carlson, top model, seen with art director Julian Dowell. Jeanne Tyler and Bob Roberts highlighted. Alfred Crain Jr. linked to Senator Ives’ edition. Mrs. T Wayne Phipson to Las Vegas. Mrs. Robert Preston reconciled with him. returns to coast. Paul Irwins at Standard Brands announce a girl. Newark’s St Vincent’s sets scene for war contract scandal. Len Smith Jr. to debut play Hoist The Green Sail. Eleanor recalls Billy’s revived song T Wanna Be Loved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Murray
C.I.O
United Steelworkers
CIO
Kal
WOR) Rosses
Chet Nelson
Judy Fenster
Winter Garden Novist
Richard Harpers
MGM
John F. Royal
Dghtr Schatzie
Lily Carlson
Jin Reno
Julian Dowell
Jeanne Tyler
Eyeful
Bob Roberts
Ives
Alfred Crain, Jr
Constance Grigg
T. Wayne Philippson
Las Vegas
Rizzon
Robert Preston
Paul Irwins
Standard Brands
Edith-Anne Fiore
St. Vincent's
Newark
Len Smith, Jr
Eleanor
Billy
Duke Freshmen Garner Week Honors in Southern Conference
During the first three weeks of the Southern Conference season Duke produced two of three Freshman of the Week honorees. Jerry Barger of Salisbury North Carolina was named for the Duke South Carolina game and Worth Lutz of Durham earned the award for his play against Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke University
Jerry Barger
Salisbury
N. C
Worth Lutz
Durham
Tennessee
Civil Service Examinations for Fireman and Patrolman
Civil service exams announced for fourth class fireman and patrolman with salaries from 200 to 260 dollars monthly and 200 dollars monthly respectively. Minimum age 21, maximum 31 for fireman, height 3 feet 10 inches for both positions. High school education required. October 29, 1951 exam date at City Hall, applications due 1:00 p.m. October 29. Six police vacancies and nine fire vacancies with immediate employment prospects. Apply at 514 North Wrenn Street, phone 4525 extension 28. Pension and benefits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Fire
North Wrenn Street
Joseph F. Snider
Sec
T. H. P. Civil Service Comm
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News of
C. L. Snyder
Jerry Lee Surratt
Roby Loflin
Billy Loflin
Eugene Peacock
Denton High School
Chamber of Commerce
Ethan
Dale Hedrick
C. Bisher
T. J. Ward
W. F. Morris
Town
Williamsburg
Lexington
Charlottesville
Blue Ridge Parkway
Morrises
I Morris
State College
T. K. Huss
Hoke
Stevie
Johnnie
Cherryville
Capital Square
Cargo Line
Sean Dennen
NEA
Leon Dennen
NER
London
U.S
Avadan
British
Trade Union Congress
TUC
AFL
Labor Party
Nake
Labir
Winthop
Winthrop College
Susie Reich
Atlanta
Anne Sprott
Sumter
Frances Smith
Spartanburg
Barbara Lowe
Winthrop
South Carolina
Winthrop News Service
William C. Goodman
Mrs. Loy D. Morgan
Sechrest Funeral Home
Walter Holton
Uto
St. Mary's
Yearling
Winchell
Civil Service Examinations
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