Jamestown Garden Club Plans Beautification Project
Jamestown Garden Club adopts a beautification program with spring bulbs and periwinkle for the designated area. New members join, district meeting planned for High Point on November 11, and Mrs. H N Willard announced the project details with a Day Lilies program led by Mrs. E J Coltrane.
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Jamestown
J. F. Brown
George Harris
Arden Club
High Point
H. N. Williard
E. J. Coltrane
Thomasville Man Named Manager of Florida Port
Thomasville native Jack P. Fitzgerald was named manager of the Hillsborough County Port Authority in Tampa Florida. He had been assistant partner in Tampa since January 1950 and succeeds H Barton Lewis. Fitzgerald is 31, son of Mr and Mrs W A Fitzgerald of 604 East Guilford Street. He is a Thomasville High School graduate and George Washington University alumnus with an AB in accounting. He served in the Marine Corps during the war and resides in Tampa with his wife.
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Thomasville
Jack P. Fitzgerald
Hillsborough County Port Authority
Tampa
Fla
Fitzgerald
H. Barton Lewis
W. A. Fitzgerald
East Guilford Street
Thomasville High School
University of North Carolina
George Washington University
Marine Corp
Tampa, Fla
NAACP Leader Endorses Stevenson at North Carolina Convention
A high NAACP official endorsed Governor Stevenson at the Ninth Annual North Carolina NAACP State Convention held at First Baptist Church in Salem. Alfred Baker Lewis urged voters to study issues and backed a Federal Fair Employment Practice Law, criticizing Eisenhower on civil rights and praising NAACP efforts in health housing and education.
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North Carolina
NAACP
First Baptist Church
East Washington Street
Salem
S. E. Burford
N. L. Gregg
Greensboro
Alfred Baker Lewis
Greenwich
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Lewis
Ar Goon
Byrnes
South Carolina
Kennon
Louisiana
Shivers
Texas
America
John W. Langford
Queaties
Janewerypenes
BC Headache Tablets and Powders Ad
Quick relief for headaches neuralgic and muscular pains promotes BC tablets or powders. The familiar BC formula blends fast acting ingredients available as powders or tablets in 10c 25c sizes and value bottles. High confidence in effectiveness and speed for minor pains.
Lane Appointed Interviewer At NCESC Office
E. O. Lane of Denton has accepted a position as interviewer with the local Employment Security Commission office. Lane is a High Point College graduate and former Denton poultry businessman. He is a Methodist and district governor for Lions International. He and his wife, a Denton teacher, will move to High Point next spring. Lane succeeds Gordon M. Burleson, who resigned to run the Boonell Company.
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Denton
Employment Security Commission
Lane
High Point College
High Point
Lions Ab
Lions International
Gordon M. Burleson
Boonell Company
Winchell and Wires Parley on Anonymity and Public Ferment
A fragment from a 1940s gossip column mocks anonymous critics and media figures, cites home addresses, and laments public squabbles. It notes editor Er nest V. Heyn and Maria Tallchief, plus references to Natalie Runyon Fund, Kate Smith, and Ethel Barrymore while saluting civility and peaceful discourse.
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American Weekly
Ernest V. Heyn
Mr. Heyn
Maria Tallchief
Runyon Cancer Fund
Seawell Heads Large Rally Amid Denton Campaign
In Denton Lexington a big political rally drew about 400 people at the high school auditorium with Republican gubernatorial candidate Erert F. Seawell Jr. as the principal speaker. He praised Eisenhower, joked about Hoey, and urged support for the 34th governor. Local attendees included Sim Ral Carroll and Gerald Snider families visiting from out of town.
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Fritts
Denton
Lexington
Herert F. Seawell, Jr
Robert Johnson
H. H. Ward
Frank Holton, Jr
Sea
Senator Hoey
Truman
Eisenhower
Sim
Florida man avoids jail after court approves payment plan
Prayer for judgment continued in Municipal Court for Sam Caruso of Miami 53 after his car hauling a house trailer struck two cars near East Lexington Avenue. He must pay 239.03 for damage to the two vehicles and 270 total for yesterday’s crash at North Hamilton Street and Farriss Avenue. He is fined for reckless driving and barred from operating the vehicle until repairs are completed. Rufus Reid 48 of Concord faces a separate charge for failing to stop at East Farriss Avenue intersection in a 45 dollar damage incident with Ella Ball 21 of 302 Carter Street none injured.
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Florida
Sam Caruso
Miami
Lexington Avenue
Edward B. Loflin
Greensboro
John W. Anderson
Dayton Street
Hamilton Street
Farriss Avenue
Rufus Reid
Concord
East Farriss Avenue
Ella E. Ball
Carter Street
Reid
Adam Carr Dies in Thomasville
Adam P. Carr 61 of 504 Concord Street Thomasville died Sunday at 2 p m after four years of illness five months critical He was a foreman at Amazon Cotton Mill and a Baptist born October 7 1891 son of the late John and Mattie Nance Carr He married Christine Brewer July 3 1915 and survives with two daughters a sister two brothers seven grandchildren Funeral arrangements set with services Tuesday at 4 p m from the home conducted by Rev S D Baker Rev John H Long and Rev Howard Segers interment in Holly Hills Cemetery family plot at Thomasville Funeral home to hold the body until Monday 4 p m
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Thomasville
Adam P. Carr
Concord Street
Amazon
Carr
John
Mattie Nance Carr
Charlotte
Christine Brewer
Troy
John Loflin
Dale Garrett
Frank Smith
Kings Mountain
Wilbert Carr
Gastonia
Gus Carr
Belmont
Walker Funeral Home
5. D. Baker
Southside
Grange Opens Raleigh Convention With Agriculture Forum
The North Carolina State Grange opens its 24th annual convention in Raleigh with an agriculture forum featuring Commissioner L. Valentine Representative Harold D. Goney committee chair and State College Agriculture Dean James Hilton set to participate.
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Grange
Raleigh
North Carolina State Grange
North Carolina
L. Lentine
Harold D.goney
House Seas Committee
State College Agriculture
James Hilton
Arts and Crafts Classes Invite Thomasville Adults
The Civic Center tonight launches the final traction for the 12 Arts and Crafts programs inviting adults to join. Regular sessions run weekly with facilities available, encouraging adults to take advantage of the center for recreational use.
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Thomasville
Png
Civic
Civic Center
Cook to Erect Four-Room House at 2505 East Lexington
J. T. Cook plans a four-room dwelling at 2505 East Lexington with an estimated cost to be determined. Local records show construction on the modest residence moving forward this season.
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J. T. Cook
East
Lexington
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