Elbert Cullers Hosts Umpires and Wives
Elbert Cullers entertained the High Point Baseball Umpires Association and their wives at a Gibson Gold room gathering Saturday evening. Fourteen attended including Mr. and Mrs. Simeon and other local umpires who spoke on association benefits. A repast and favors of miniature baseball novelties were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Culler
High Point
Gibson Gold
Culler
Tony Simeon
Simeon
Charles Weisner
Ronald Weston
Carl Garner
Bill Elliott
Pug Thomas
Ben Turpin
Births and a crossword puzzle note in a local page
Major and Mrs Dantes York announce the birth of son James Dantes York Moore on September 1 at High Point trial hospital. Mr and Mrs Edward Davis announce son Ronald Edward born August 27 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Modene Church is listed as Mrs Davis former name. The crossword clue notes a small wild buffalo from Celebes island, the smallest wild cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dantes York
Dantes A. York
New York City
James Dantes
Ee Moore
High Point Trial Hospital
York
Virginia Jackson
W. L. Jackson
Edward Davis
Willowbrook Street
Ronald Edward
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Davis
Modene
Celebes Island
Beauty Care for Your Neck
Beauty seekers win by a neck. Don’t neglect the neck as strong sunlight raises risks. Massage creams from chest to jaw and ears, cap hair, use gentle strokes, and keep head level to preserve tone and youth. Bleaching option for darker necks.
Scout Leaders Attend National Conference in Bloomington
B W Hackney and C M Gaskin travel to Bloomington Indiana for the national conference of Scout executives. About 2000 professional Boy Scout workers will attend at the University of Indiana facilities. Hackney serves on the funds commission and both will study cubbing at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Hackney
C. M. Gaskin
National Conference of Scout Executives
Boy Scout Movement
Bloomington
Ind
University of Indiana
Ill Health and Journeys Highlight Local Notices
Mrs. C. H. Williard leaves for Wilson to tend her ill mother Mrs. C. H. Boaz. Lawrence Byrum returns home before taking a Ridgecrest school principal post in Stanley County as polio closes the school. A. C. Wilkinson family return from western North Carolina and Tennessee with Foyle Michael of Lexington. Betty Lou Thomas and Lucille Cameron head home to Carthage after a weekend with E. R. Outland. Russell Jordan and son Edward return to 200 Thurston after Carolina beach vacation. Joe Fidler departs for Richmond to visit Bobby Lewis for about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Williard
Wilson
C. H. Boaz
Lawrence Byrum
Columbia University
New York
Ridgecrest School
Stanley County
A. C. Wilkinson
East Bay Street
North Carolina
Tennessee
Asheville
Cherokee Indian Reservation
Smoky Mountain National Park
Betty Lou Thomas
Lucille Cameron
Carthage
E. R. Outland
E. Farris
Miss Thomas
Russell Jordan
Edward
Thurston
Carolina Beach
Joe Fidler
Enterten
Richmond
Bobby Lewis
Stephens Class To Meet Tomorrow At Ellington Home
The Stephens Bible study class will meet Wednesday at three o'clock at 217 West Bay Street. Miss Rosa Sutherland will lead the session under Mrs. Cc. F. Ellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Cc. F. Ellington
West Bay Street
Rosa Sutherland
Mary Stephens
East Green Baptist Church
L. A. Pegg
Pegg
High Point P T Council Executive Board Meet Wednesday
Mrs. ames H. Hogg president of the High Point Council of Parents and Teachers calls an executive board meeting for Wednesday at 3 45 PM at Elm Street School urging all members to attend. A note adds a unrelated fact that five tons of air must be blown through a blast furnace for each ton of iron produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames H. Hogg
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Elm Street School
Black Water Hose Keeps Birds Away
Mrs. C. B. Hauser of 8419 Chestnut Street reports a simple fix to deter birds from fig bushes by placing a black water hose among the plants. The note adds a remark that birds dislike snakes. The piece then briefly notes the fuchsia plant’s origin and a WWII sugar shipment figure from Havana to Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hauser
Chestnut Street
Press Radio Peril Probed By Posa Group
The 100th anniversary convention of the Patriotic Order of the Sons of America in Philadelphia debated safeguarding press and radio freedom. National Chairman Charles E. Redaker of Detroit reported a six state editor and publisher survey showing many fear threats to free press amid centralized government and press service controls. The convention urged POSA locals to form free press committees to aid editors and station owners against federal encroachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
INS
The
Patriotic Order of the Sons of America
Charles E. Redaker
Detroit
Redekar
POSA
Lincoln Proclaims First National Thanksgiving Day
Abraham Lincoln designates the last Thursday in November 1863 as the first annual national Thanksgiving Day. The proclamation sets a United Stateswide day of gratitude amid Civil War turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
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Elbert Cullers
Ronald Edward Davis
Helen Follett
Dobbin
Duke
Pirin
Company
Mal Cosobrms
Four-Square Church
C. D. Link
Brentwood
Margaret Nelson Smith
Edward D. Sale
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Edward Dalton Sale
F. L. Conrad
Oregon
Ruby Zimmerman
Miss Zimmerman
Oscar Whitescarver
Homer Haworth
William Lindsay
Decio Stone
Joseph Hayworth
Martha Sale
Mae Bride
J. E. Smith
Sao Paulo
Brazil
S. A
Gatewood Avenue
Sale
Robert H. Smith
High Point High School
V D. Sale
Otteray Drive
Duke University
Durham
Navy
B. N. West
Raleigh
Alberta Davis
Louisburg
PT Council Board
Fuchsia
South America
Fuchs
Atlantic
Caribbean
Havana
Miami
Dermetics
Miss Ann Krenick
Fifth Avenue
New York Salon
S.A
Dermetic
Radio Peril
Posa Group
Watt
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