Barbers Elect Officers at 17th North Carolina Convention
The Associated Master Barbers of North Carolina held their 17th annual convention at Hotel Charlotte. W. E. B. Patillo of Burlington was chosen president for the coming year. Other officers elected include John Mitcholland of Salisbury first vice president Hoyle C. Griffin of Albemarle second vice president H. R. McGurdy of Raleigh third vice president G. W. Hoffman of Charlotte fourth vice president T. C. Whitlock of Winston Salem fifth vice president and T. Holland of Raleigh chaplain.
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Barbers
Charlotte
Associated
Master Barbers of
North Carolina
W. EB. Patillo
Burlington
John Mitcholland
Salisbury
Hoyle C. Griffin
Albemarle
H. R. McGurdy
Raleigh
G. W. Hoffman
T. CC. Whitlock
Winston-Salem
T. Holland
North Carolina Pentecostal Holiness Conference elects leaders
The Rev W Eddie Davis was reelected superintendent of the North Carolina Conference Pentecostal Holiness church at its 35th annual meeting in Falcon. Officers named include Rev John W Berry assistant superintendent Rev C T Howard secretary Rev Jerome Hodges treasurer and Rev N F Medford treasurer of the superannuate fund. Hodges was the only new officer. others were reelected.
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Falcon
Eddie Davis
North Carolina
Hodges
Judge Burney Warns of Postwar Crime Wave
Superior court Judge John J. Burney of Wilmington tells the Wilson county grand jury that the nation will face a large crime wave in the postwar era. He says returning servicemen are not to blame. instead those who profited during the war and resist normal life will drive the surge. He notes early signs appeared within two weeks after the war ended.
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Wilson
Superior Court
John J. Burney
Wilmington
Wilson County Grand Jury
Burney
Georgia Governor Arnall to Address Raleigh Club
Gov Ellis Arnall of Georgia will speak to the local executives club in Raleigh on November 1. Fred M Dixon announced the invitation and said Arnall accepted the offer after learning of the club’s program.
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Raleigh
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Fred M. Dixon
Dixon
Crowell Former Rexboro Mayor Dies at 80
Henry L. Crowell of Roxboro dies Sunday at 80. He served as Rexboro mayor and chaired Person County board of commissioners. He was a former Queens College trustee and long involved in local politics. Funeral held today.
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Henry L. Crowell
Roxboro
Rexboro
Person County Board of Commissioners
Queens College
Charlotte
Peanut harvest labor to be boosted by Bahamian workers and prisoners
Raleigh reports the State College extension service will send 300 Bahamian workers and a force of prisoners of war to the northeastern peanut area to relieve an expected labor shortage. About 150 Bahamians have been moved from tobacco counties to Mt Airy for the apple harvest, and peanut workers will be shifted from the eastern tobacco area. Fred Stoan says as many workers as possible are needed due to increased peanut acreage from cotton-to-peanut switches.
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Raleigh
State College Extension Service
North Carolina
Tobacco
Mt. Airy
Fred Stoan
Bill Walker and John Gerring Win at Blair Park
Bill Walker defeated Bobby Bailey 4 3 in the caddie championships play offs at Blair Park. John Gerring won the first flight final 5 4 over Frankie Prevo at Blair Park.
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John Gerring
Blair
Bobby Bailey
Blair Park
Frankie Prevo
ABC Wins Opening Game of Softball Tournament
The American Business Club defeated the Lions Club 15 to 9 on the Post Office grounds in the first annual civic club softball tournament. Highlight plays came from Capt Huber for the Lions and Capt Clinard and C T Ings for the winners. Today the JayCees meet Mercury Club at 5 pm and Exchange Club faces Co-Ops at 6:30. Clarence Peatross of High Point NC has reported to RAF redistribution No. 1 after 15 overseas missions in Europe.
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Lions Club
Civic Club
Capt. Huber
Lions
Armsfield
Capt. Clinard
C. T. In
Clarence Peatross
Atlantic City
N. J
High Point
N. C
Set
Peatross
Robert B. Peatross
Lich Point
Las Vegas
Nev
Mrs. Fannie Vestal Dies at Home in Prospect
Mrs. Fannie Lou Vestal 66 wife of J Marvin Vestal of Thomasville Rt 1 Prospect died at her home after a five year illness. Born July 11 1879 in Randolph County she was a Mount Zion Methodist member. Survived by husband two brothers Ed and Charlie Hoover and one sister Reva Floyd. Funeral at Mount Zion Methodist Church at 2 30 this afternoon. Rev C O Plyler to officiate. burial in church cemetery.
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Fannie Lou Vestal
J. Marvin Vestal
Thomasville
Rt. 1
Prospect
Randolph County
John C. Hoover
Frances Lee Hoover
Vestal
Mount Zion Methodist Church
Charlie V. Hoover
Trinity
Reva Floyd
Rt. 2
C. O. Plyler
First Kings College Class Met in Trinity Vestry
In 1753 the first class of 10 students gathered in Trinity Church vestry. The next year Kings College received its charter, an institution that would evolve into Columbia University.
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Trinity Church
Kings College
Columbia
Churches on Southside Close Summer Services
Services held at Brooks Memorial Methodist church ended Sunday with Rev. J. G. Taylor preaching on The Church Must Move Back Into The Area of Spirited Civilization To Redeem Man. Further unity announcements of the churches are to be made later.
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Union
Brooks Memorial Methodist Church
J. G. Taylor
New Pastor to Preach at Beulah Tabernacle Tonight
Rev. Roy Brently of Pittsburgh will preach at Beulah Tabernacle at 7 30 p m. He will be joined by Rev. Joseph Frett of New York City who will become the new pastor. Also present are Miss Covington of Boyington and others from New York and Pittsburgh. Public invited.
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Roy Brently
Pittsburgh
Joseph Frett
New York City
Miss Covington
Boyington
Hall
New York
Charles Williams
Bus leaves 100 Beamon Street for Charlotte Sunday
Elder Nelson announced a bus trip from 100 Beamon Street to Charlotte on Sunday with a return at midnight the same day. The service begins this weekend and targets local travelers.
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Beamon Street
Charlotte
Elder Nelson
Ration Roundup Ends Several Food and Fuel Controls
The notice lists ration stamp validity for fats meats and other items with stamp series A1 through E1 valid to various end dates. It notes airplane stamps 1 to 4 remain usable indefinitely and states no plans to cancel rationing of gasoline fuel oil oil stoves and all foods blue points ended in August.
WIC Circle Meets at First Baptist Church
The WIC circle of the First Baptist church will meet Wednesday at 6:30 PM at the church. All members are urged to attend. Other items note Mrs. Ora Peebles and Daniel Brooks Homes resident ill, Mrs. Lula Turner visiting, Dr. and Mrs. Creft returning from Atlantic City, and PvtCalvandus Lassiter visiting family while at Aberdeen Proving Grounds.
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Daniel Brooks
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lula Turner
New York
Gentry Owens
Hoover Street
Cornelius Turner
F. H. Creft
Atlantic City
Morrison buys top Jersey cow at South Carolina sale
Newberry South Carolina reports Cameron Morrison of Charlotte North Carolina paid the top price of 1000 dollars for a Jersey cow at the annual South Carolina Jersey cattle club sale. Forty seven Jerseys sold brought a total of 16 run national currency not specified.
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Newberry
S. C
United States
Cameron Morrison
Charlotte
N. C
South Carolina Jersey Cattle Club
Jers
Hartley Graduates From Naval School of Navigation
Dick Hartley son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Hartley has graduated from the naval school of navigation at Clinton Okla and will return home Sunday for a brief visit.
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Hartley
Dick Hartley
Edgar Hartley
Naval School of Navigation
Clinton
Oklo
Local Lady Reverses Ills After Using INNER-AID
A High Point woman recalls hours of spitting up acid and discomfort after meals. She reports full recovery and regular bowels after taking INNER-AID, a 12 herb compound sold in seven drug stores locally.
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Inner-Aid
High Point
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