Board Five Reclassifications Listed for Local Draft
The local draft board announces reclassifications for several registrants. Individuals including Harley E. Carriker Gilbert A Gray Winfred Warner and Julian Glenn are moved to 1-A or 1-C categories while Harvey Kanter Hugh Degraff Charles Ruth and others shift to 4-F or 1-C Ind notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley E. Carriker
Gilbert A. Gray
Harvey L. Kanter
Calvin C. Smith
John C. Brown, Jr
Clyde K. Fogleman
Robert S. Allred
William T. Jackson
Winifred G. Callahan
Myron H. Thaggard
Abner H. Holton, Jr
William R. Johnson
Charlies E. Willard, Jr
Julian H. Glenn
Winfred A. Warner
Hugh L. Degraff, Jr
Charles W. Ruth
Troy K. Hill
Frederick William Short
Ef Thomas W. Forster
Be careful not to pack perfume with tithes in valise
A caution advises keeping perfumery away from tithes to prevent spills and stains. The note warns about an unsightly ring if items mix during transport.
Heat leftover rolls in double boiler ten minutes
To improve texture the reader should sprinkle the rolls with water and warm them gently in the upper boiler for ten minutes to restore softness and palatability.
Greensboro College Opens 108th Year
Greensboro College begins its 108th year on September 4 with over 400 students expected. YWCA cabinet members led by Miss Marie Johnson arrive to welcome newcomers. Faculty meetings start, registration opens, and new student testing is conducted while orientation and English placement proceed.
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Greensboro College
Laither L. Gobbel
Y.W.C.A
Marie Johnson
Mocksville
P. M. Ginnings
Odell Memorial Hall
Negro Advisory Board to Meet at Carl Chavis YMCA
The Negro Advisory Board plans an important meeting Tuesday night at the Carl Chavis YMCA. W W Hoover urges all members to attend as schools reopen and the United States Office of Education calls for every student to report to class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Advisory Board
Carl Chavis Ymca
W. W. Hoover
United States Office of Education
Ywca of Management
Mary Blackburn
Textile Club
Connie Gaines
Blue Triangle Club
YWCA
YMCA
The
Y. M. C. A. News
Posthumous Bronze Star Presented at Y with Chavis Family
A posthumous Bronze Star Medal was presented to Corporal Carl H. Chavis at the KL Chavis YMCA, with L. J. Chavis and Mrs. Christine Chavis Moser as relatives in attendance. Lieutenant Raymond F. Edwards presided, honoring Chavis for heroic actions in France on the Moselle crossing, while oil and smoke pot support were provided for a bridge site under fire. The ceremony also drew Rev. J. C. W. Lawrence and other family members. the event celebrated the Chavis family and school involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victore
L. J. Chavis
Christine Chavis Moser
Raymond F.edwards
Carl H. Chavis
Chavis Ymca
Chavis
Moser
YMCA
J C. W. Lawrence
St. Stephens Ame Zion
Presbyterians Plan Campaign for Far East Mission Return
The Presbyterian church in the United States aims to resume mission work in the far east with a starter fund of 750000. Dr H Kerr Taylor says 500000 is on hand and 250000 more will be added this year toward a 1000000 re entry fund. No plans are set for Japan until allied occupation ends.
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Jones Lake
Cancre
North Carolina
State Park Service
The
Park Service
Atlanta
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Far East
H. Kerr Taylor
Foreign Mission Board
Japan
Returning serviceman and family notices in High Point
A local veteran with an honorable discharge has returned home to High Point with his wife Mrs Ethel Harrison at 1013 Hoover Street. Also notices of thanks from families for flowers and kindness during illness and death, opening of Ritz Tailor Shop under J W Ballinger, and a SUS Excursion Bus leaving Beamon Street for baptism in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Ethel Harrison
Hoover Street
W. Green Street
Bessie M. Gray
Pearl Hoover Pittman
Ritz Tailor Shop
J. W. Ballinger
Beamon Street
Charlotte
Elder Nelson
President Truman Invited to Visit Hendersonville Area
Officials in Hendersonville and Henderson County said they invited President Truman to visit for a speech when he tours North Carolina in October. The president had already accepted an invitation to speak in Statesville on a date to be fixed by him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersonville
Henderson County
Truman
North Carolina
Statesville
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Foushee
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Ina Carver
Leonard Street
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J. N. Robinson
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Ithaca, N. Y
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Underhill Ave
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