Negro Accused Of Selling Sick Brother Furniture
Ingram, a 113 street resident, was bound over to Guilford County Court after his brother Ervin testified Charles Ingram stole and sold furniture valued at 70 dollars during the brother's hospitalization to pay the hospital bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ingram
113 Street
Guilford Hor Court
D. C. MacRae
Ervin Ingram
Charles
Woodrow Crump
Washington
Oe Railway Company
Greensboro
Ministers To Meet Monday At First Baptist Church
Dr C Excelle Rozzelle president of the High Point Ministers association announces the first Fall meeting to be held Monday September 11 at 10 o clock in the First Baptist church. Ministers are urged to attend especially new arrivals. Business will cover the Bible chair school the Community Chest Victory Day programs and other matters. The program will feature a discussion led by Dr Rozzelle on The Modern Minister and His Health. Rev Thomas T Lindsey is secretary of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Excelle Rozzelle
High Point Ministers’ Association
First Baptist Church
Rozzelle
Julian Hopkins
Thomas T. Lindsey
Association
Grain treated with carbon bisulphide to combat weevils
A notice states that a thousand bushels of grain can be treated against weevils using only 3 gallons of carbon bisulphide, outlining a simple pest control method for stored grain.
Lambeth And Pope Honored By JayCees
Thomasville Jaycees awarded life honorary memberships to Walter Lambeth and R. L. Pope at a regular meeting. John Carter presented the honors and both civic leaders praised the group’s constructive work before brief talks. A scrap paper drive report showed top results, and the club canceled next week’s meeting to attend a supper hosted by the losing side in a membership contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Sept
Walter Lambeth
R. L. Pope
City approves auditorium library memorial at North Main site
In adjourned session the council unanimously approved a $200000 auditorium library memorial to service men and women. A special commission appointed by the mayor will oversee control and maintenance with a representative from the American Legion post and other groups. The project drew opposition over property value and parking, with critics urging alternative sites or longer study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Streets
Fred N. Tate
Tate
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Saleinete
American Legion Post
Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
North Main
Church Street
J. N. Wright
Ed Ellington
Elm Street School Ry
R. K. Young
L. B. Heilig
American On Post
Local Government Commission
Raleigh
Rotary Head Set To Speak At Thomasville Meeting
Rotary International official, secretary since July 1942, will speak at the Thomasville Woman's Club building on September 13 at 12 15 PM. Local, High Point and Lexington Rotarians invited. he has led Rotary in Austria Canada Mexico Switzerland and the United States and previously served as assistant secretary and headquarter manager in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Lab
Rotary Club
High Point
Lexington
Rotary International
Rotary
Chicago
Austria
Canada
Mexico
Switzerland
United States
University of On
Michigan
Tamiramck
City Attorney Mixed Signals on Bond Refunding at Meeting
City Attorney Grover H. Jones appeared surprised as the council debated whether the city manager or the council should issue permits for brass band concerts at auction sales. Councilman A. Lewis questioned legality without a special resolution, while Jones favored proceeding immediately with the bond refunding program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover H. Jones
Raleigh
A. Lewis
Mr. Jones
McCrary Heads Randolph Scout Group for Year
Frank McCrary of Asheboro was elected chairman of the Randolph district of the Boy Scouts with Phil Johnson of Liberty as vice chairman. The annual district meeting in Asheboro elected officers under retiring chairman E. W. Freeze Jr. and set October events including a county finance appeal and a district committee date of October 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCrary
Asheboro
Randolph
Boy Scouts
Phil Johnson
Liberty
E. W. Freeze, Jr
Troy Smith
Andy Rabb
Phil
Health and Safety Committee
Cleve Thayer
Waldo Cheek
Vestal Palmer
Advancement
Sapteannes
Methodist Church
Lions Club Entertained by Magician Auman
The Lions Club dinner at the Sheraton Hotel featured magician June Auman entertaining attendees at 6 30 p m. Lloyd Flythe led the meeting with R B Pegram in charge. Charlotte’s J F Ball spoke on The Gasoline Black Market urging gasoline conservation and noting counterfeit ticket claims.
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The
Lions Club
Sheraton Hotel
June Auman
Lloyd Flythe
R. B. Pegram
J. F. Ball
Charlotte
Standard Oil Company
Goldston
Program Ag
Rotary Club
Romero
Philippine Islands
Rotary
Jimmie Harris
Walter Huber
P. W. Walker
McLellan's
Add Hill
Auman
Ball
New Hat Shop To Open Here This Saturday
Lee's Millinery, High Point's new shop for women's hats, opens Saturday at 9:30 AM in the remodeled corner of South Main and East Commerce. Manager Leslie Peterson from Greensboro reports a wide price range and hats of all styles with no other goods sold yet. The Greensboro store precedes planned openings in other North Carolina cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee's Millinery
South Main
East Commerce Streets
Leslie Peterson
Greensboro
Peterson
Insurance Men Addressed By Dr Rozzelle
Dr C Excelle Rozzelle of Wesley Memorial Methodist church spoke at the High Point Life Underwriters luncheon on What About Your Reserves. He urged unity among life insurance men, praised the profession, and urged moral reserves to endure tough times. George Harelson of Minnesota Mutual and M M Johnson of Home Security were welcomed as new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point Life Underwriters
Asia
Leoney Fayethe
N. L
George Harelson
Minnesota Mutual
M. M. Johnson
Home Security Company
Kiwanis Club Meeting Features Dr. E Pfaff Talk
Dr. Gene Pfaff of Chapel Hill spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon in the Sheraton Hotel on relations between the United States and neighbors. He urged international cooperation, warned against isolationism, and advocated a global police effort to prevent another world conflict. Arnold J. Koonce became a new member and Lee Schaner won the attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Sheraton Hotel
Gene Pfaff
Chapel Hill
Southern Council
School of International Relations
Harry Bell
Pratt
America
Nick
Washington
Agor Arnold J. Koonce
Joe Johnson Boontes
W. J. Fraley
Lee Schaner
C. L Gray
Barley Cultivar Notes for Winter Crop in Several Counties
Agricultural guidance highlights barley as a strong winter crop with recommended Sunrise Davidson Randolph and Iredell varieties. The advisory emphasizes suitability for cool-season farming and growth considerations for the listed counties.
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Sunrise
Davidson
Randolph
Iredell
Rites Held for J R Bilbro Father Mrs Burton
Funeral services for J R Bilbro a retired Southern Railway conductor of Greensboro who died Wednesday night at Piedmont Hospital in Greensboro followed ten days of illness were held this afternoon at Hanes Chapel with burial in Green Hill cemetery. He was the father of Mrs W W Burton of this city and survived by his widow Mrs Martha Spencer Bilbro a son Clay Bilbro four daughters Mrs Eva Moore Mrs Clifford Curl Miss Lelia Bilbro all of Greensboro and Mrs Jack Jennings of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Bilbro
Southern Railway
Greensboro
Piedmont Hospital
Hanes Chapel
Green Hill Cemetery
Bilbro
W. W. Burton
Martha Spencer Bilbro
Clay Bilbro
Eva Moore
Clifford Curl
Lelia Bilbro
Jack Jennings
New York
Murphy Reunion at Mount Pleasant Church
The Murphy family reunion will be held at Mount Pleasant Methodist Church in Thomasville on Sunday at 11 o clock. G R Murphy, president, announced the event. Dr I G Greer serves as general superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Murphy
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
G. R. Murphy
I. G. Greer
Conservative V Day Plan Outlined For High Point
City officials labor groups schools ministers and merchants join to shift V Day observance from parades to work and worship. Meeting at city hall with Mayor Arnold Koonce and Chamber secretary Frank Sizemore sets a plan for church services and community service the following week. Participants include Dr C E Romzelle Louis Heilig J A Johnson Charles Cam A L Cam E L Ketchie D G Gamland and Robert Parker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Arnold J. Koonce
Frank Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Sa Uent
C. E. Romzelle
The
Ministers’ Association
Foreign Wars
Louis Heilig
Can Legion
J. A. Johnson
Tendent
Charles F. Cam
City Schools
A. L. Cam
E. L. Ketchie
D. G. Gaml
Baptist Picnic Draws D. A. Oakley Speaker
The article notes Rev. D. A. Oakley will speak at the morning session of a Baptist gathering with a picnic lunch at noon inviting all male family members and friends to attend both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Oakley
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Mattie Miller
Mary Elizabeth Davis
Jim Hunt
First Baptist
Nat Walker
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
Manvilie
Arras
Ward Street
J. F. Neese
Jamestown Rt. 1
War Department
Teddy O. Neese
France
U. S
Lambeth
Pope
JayCees
DR. B. F. Thomas
Dr. Max
Depot
Araby's
MAIN
Albert
Simons-Mickelson CO
Detroit, Mich
NYIL
Garner Agency
Philip
Ocjey
Sant
Central
Prlive
West Graae Company
McCrary
Randolph Scout Group
Dr. E. Pfaff
Sallie Bizzell
North Main Street
Jim Bizzell
Charles Bizzell
England
Herbert Bizzell
Virginia Bizzell
Everett Street
J.R. Bilbro
Burton
South Main St
Wachovia Bank
Election Board
L. J. Fisher
Guilford County Board of Elections
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