High Point College Ministers to Fill Local Pulpits
Ten local churches host High Point College graduates delivering sermons as part of High Point College Sunday. Visiting ministers include Rev. Wilbur Hutchins, Rev. Robert Smith, Rev. O L Easter, Rev. Moody Nifong, Rev. Thomas Strickland, Rev. William M. Howard, Rev. Kenneth Lyons, Rev. J Elwood Carroll, Rev. J W Braxton, and Rev. J Clay Madison in churches across the area. The program aims to inform the public about the college’s work, not to solicit funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
High Int College
Wilbur Hutchins
Duke University
South Side Baptist Church
Winston-Salem
Wesley Memorial Church
Main Street Methodist Church
Robert Smith
Duke Divinity School
Jackson Park Methodist Church
Charlotte
O. L. Easter
Lebanon Methodist Church
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Rutherfordton Methodist Church
Rutherfordton
Calvary Methodist Church
Thomas Strickland
Duke University Divinity School
William M. Howard
Statesville
Elm City Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Howard
Westminster Theological Seminary
Westminster
First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Lyons
Eutaw Methodist Church
Baltimore
J. Elwood Carroll
Duke
Yale
Leaksville
Waynesville Methodist Church
Harmony
Madison
University of Chicago
Kenne
Crouse
Kennersville Methodist Church
Lexington
High Point
T. E. Strickland
Lebanon
Winston- Salem
Perach
Wesley Memorial
Wm. M. Howard
Elm City
Funeral Rites for Mrs T M Spry Held at Green Street
Funeral services for Mrs. T. M. Spry, 43, who died Wednesday evening, were held Friday at two o'clock from Green Street Baptist Church. Rev. Julian S. Hopkins and other pastors presided. Music by Clair Bixler and Marlene Lowe, piano by Mrs. Clair Bixler. Pallbearers listed. interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Spry
Green Street Baptist Church
Julian S. Hopkins
H. P. Williams
S. E. Taylor
R. L. Smith
Clair Bixler
Marlene Lowe
A. L. Cagle
G. W. McGee
C. M. Johnson
Carl Keever
W. R. Denson
W. T. Hilliard
Oakwood Cemetery
Vandiver Faces Rape Charge In Measure of Age Dispute
W G Vandiver a 32 year old truck line worker was jailed on a rape charge after officers learned Hattie Cowan 15 years old was living with him at 311 South Main. Bond set at 1000. The pair were also held on fornication and adultery charges until the girl’s age could be verified. Cowan said she came from Roanoke Rapids where she had worked at Vandiver’s home. Vandiver is father of three and separated from his wife who lives in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Vandiver
Hattie Cowan
Vandiver
Cowan
South Main Street
D. C. MacRae
Roanoke Rapids
Vandivers Home
Wonston-Salem
Chicago Produce Chicago Sept 11 Butter and Egg Receipts
Chicago reports butter receipts totaling 390978 and egg receipts 7230 for the day. The data reflects market activity in Chicago following the advance notice of wholesale movement and notes the depot totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bond Drive Receives Firestone $4000 Support
High Point war bond drive chairman W B Hall said national Firestone offices allocated 4000 dollars to the local effort. J W Clary, local Firestone manager, reported the amount had been purchased through a local bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hall
High Point
Firestone Company
J. W. Clary
Banana ships urged to ease South American waste
Chicago bureau Banana Ships Urged. Produce News calls on the government to release more small ships to haul bananas from South America where about two million pounds of fruit are said to be going to waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Produce News
South America
Police blotter fills busy Friday night arrests and bonds
Police labeled the evening busy as nine white men were cited for gambling about 2 30 pm. Vernon Jackson posted 300 bond after officers found 27 fifth bottles on his Cedar Street property. Prohibition violators included Mamie Truesdale and others with bonds set at 300. Police also arrested three couples on vice charges in the colored section, and two juveniles with suspended sentences for immoral occupation faced new apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Friddle
Bruce Coltrane
D. H. Oliver
Tipton Street
J. C. Taylor
Tomlinson Street
Howard McGuire
Virginia Street
Grayson Agnes
Jamestown
Paul Foust
Burton Street
T. W. Agnes
J.S. Lockabill
Campbell Street
C. W. Pearson
Montheu Avenue
Vernon Jackson
Cedar Street
Mamie ‘Truesdale
Gordy Street
Willie Harrison
Daniel Brooks
Roosevelt Mickens
Horney Street
Andrew Feamster
S Kivett Drive
Liza Hill
Lee Street
Marvin Staten
Hilltop Street
Rollins Williams
Perry Street
Daisy Garner
Lt Fawcett Leaves For San Diego Post
Lt. (jg) Fernley G. Fawcett departed this morning for a new assignment at the U S navy ration depot in San Diego after completing training at Wellesley Massachusetts. He spent several days with his family prior to departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernley G. Fawcett
San Diego
U. S. Naval
Fawcett
Wellesley
Mass
Marine Keyton Roach Promoted to Private First Class
Keyton Roach a U S marine from High Point promoted to private first class at his Pacific station He is a Guadalcanal veteran who enlisted in February 1942 and trained at Parris Island S C He is the son of Mrs Effie Roach 411 Jones street and his wife Miss Lillie Ann Rumley now of San Diego California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyton Roach
U.S
High Point
Pacific
Parris Island
S.C
Effie Roach
Jones Street
Lillie Ann Rumley
San Diego
Calif
Gunnery School Graduate Sergt Russelle Brewer Stationed at Wendover
Sgt. Russelle Brewer, son of Mrs. C. Brewer of Jamestown, has been stationed at Wendover Field Utah after graduating from the aerial gunnery and fire control school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt
Russelle Brewer
C. Brewer
Jamestown
Wendover Field
Utah
Navy promotes High Point fireman to machinist mate second class
Fireman first class William Gilbert Beaver of High Point on duty with the U S navy in the Charleston navy yard has been advanced to machinist mate second class in the petty officer grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gilbert Beaver
High Point
U.S. Navy
Charleston Navy Yard
Upshaw Brothers Attend Gunnery Schools in Southwest
Lt. A. M. Upshaw Jr. earned silver wings as a bombardier last May in Deming New Mexico and now attends gunner school in Harlingen Texas. His brother Aviation Cadet Charles Upshaw, at Santa Ana California, goes to gunnery school in Las Vegas Nevada. They are sons of Mr and Mrs A M Upshaw Sr of 408 Forest Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Upshaw, Jr
Deming
New Mexico
Harlingen
Texas
Charles Upshaw
Santa Ana
Calif
Las Vegas
Nevada
A. M. Upshaw
Forest Avenue
Lieutenant Lorraine Worth on ten day furlough at Fort Des Moines
Lieut. Lorraine Corky Worth of the Women's Army Corps is on a ten day furlough with her sister Mrs. James W. Younts at 701 Woodrow Avenue. After the leave she will report to Oglethorpe Georgia for five weeks of training at the Intermediate Officers School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine (Corky) Worth
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Women's Army Corps
James W. Younts
Woodrow Avenue
Oglethorpe, Ga
Cadet Mathews on Week-Long Furlough Visited Family
Cadet George Winston Mathews stationed at the University of Indiana Bloomington is on a week’s furlough visiting his father H. W. Math at 502 Sunset Drive. He spent the weekend with friends and relatives in Baltimore and Washington and will depart for Bloomington Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winston Mathews
University of Indiana At
Boomington
H. W. Math
Sunset Drive
Baltimore
Washington
Bloomington
Pvt Dowdy on Fifteen Day Leave From Army Air Force
Pvt. Herman I. Dowdy begins a fifteen day furlough with his parents at 1207 Sill Street. He has served since February 13, 1943 and is currently stationed with the Army Air Force at March Field Riverside California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowdy
Herman I. Dowdy
M. ™. Dowdy
Sill Street
Pvt
Army Air Force
March Fi
Riverside
California
Returns to Base Char Ray Spoon Seaman Second Class
Ray Spoon seaman second class with the Naval Air Corps has returned to Floyd Bennett Field Naval Air Station in Brooklyn New York after a seven day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs S P Spoons on Prospect road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Spoon
Naval Air Corps
Floyd Bennett Field Naval Air Station
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mrs. S. P. Spoons
Prospect Road
Attendance At USO Continues To Climb Dance Set Tonight
Attendance at the local USO clubrooms rose to 606 visitors last week as games and social events are planned weekly under USO officials and cooperating groups. The fifth weekly dance, at the YMCA, starts at 8 15 PM with junior hostesses A through F serving. John Peddicord and his orchestra provide music. Roy Padgett will give a song recital this afternoon at the clubhouse, with Evelyn Boyd, Ruth Welborn, and Perry Childs in charge of a separate event for non dancers. Tomorrow features Margaret Kernodle, Dot Lewis, Frank Tucker, Mrs Frank Armfield, and Mary Sue Briggs. Those offering rooms or meals for servicemen may call Mrs. Frank Wood. food donations can be arranged with Mrs. J B Boyd for ration points if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Y.M.C.A
Sara Alderman
John Peddicord
Paulette Lindsay
Clinton Kneessi
Roy Padgett
Evelyn Boyd
Ruth Welborn
Perry Childs
Margaret Kernodle
Dot Lewis
Frank Tucker
Frank Armfield
Mary Sue Briggs
Frank Wood
J. B. Boyd
Victory
Orch
Nbe
Sylvia Marlowe
Che News
London
Welcome Lewis
Art Gentry
Biu
Cba
Roy Shield and Company
Nbec Musette
Blu
Frederic ‘Na
Norton Sisters
Liza—nbe
Geo. Hicks
Blu F.O.B
Detroit
Dbe
Bance Orchestra
Marshalls
U.S
Cbs
Nbec-Mba
Pan-America
Horace Heidt
Navy
Chips Davis
Cbe
Curt Massey
Shrednik
Message of
Israel
Blu Quincy Howe
America
Ella Fitzgerald
Blu Hiawaii
Musicana
Chicago
Leon Henderson
Bla World News
American Eagle Club
Abie
Nbc News
Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
California
Dave Ellman
Hobby Lobby
Cbs Foreign Assignment
Cbbs
Ebs
Theater of the Air
Mbs
Edward Tomlinson
Harry Wismer
Barry Wood
John Vandercook
John B. Hughes
Long Ore
Army Service
Groucho Marx
Frances Scott
Eileen Farrell
Betty Rann
Dancing Music Orchestra
Marines
Diphtheria Immunization and Public Health Urgency
Inoculation at nine months and a booster at five or six years protects against diphtheria, a disease once so deadly that many funerals marked its visit. Eternal vigilance keeps populations safe, and parents share responsibility as boards of health push universal immunization while schools watch for lapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North America
Astory
Boards of Health
Manana
J. S
Radio Schedule for Saturday Evening War Era
A dense listing of radio programs across networks for Saturday September 11, detailing time slots from 1:30 PM to 11:00 PM Eastern War Time. The schedule includes orchestras, dramatic plays, news blocks, overseas reports, variety shows, and concert broadcasts with numerous program titles and host entries.
The War Telescope and Other Programs Schedule
Radio program listing presents a mixed broadcast slate with varied titles and times. Entries include Cerclins Cavaliers, Mirth and Madness, The Grand Ole Opry, Can You Top This, News broadcasts, religious and musical segments, and church services, reflecting a full day of entertainment, news, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Dixie Ramblers
Million Dollar Band
the Grand Ole Opry
the Rose Reporter
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HPC
City Fuel CO
Park St
Hamilton - Boone Lumber Company
Nat Walker
Walgreen
UBY
S. Main ST
Paint & Repair Now
Tiger Brand
Parker - Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
ICE Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Musicians Club
North Main Street
Rhythm Masters
Deanna
Durbin
Joseph
Charles Winninger
Evelyn Ankers
Ai Vacee i
Kiska
Sergt
Edmond Birdsell
San Francisco
U. S
Roach
Beaver
Upshaws
WAC
Logan Clendening, M. D
Clendening
Mrs. M
WSJS
Cerclins Cavaliers
U. & Army Air Forces Bend
Three Suns
The
Exso Reporter
Shrednick
Perpetual Emotion
News of the World
Rondthaler
Radio Corporation OF America Presents
Don Ameche
Clark Gable
Monty Woolley
Maj. A. P. de Seversky
Lena Horne Brown & Carney
WMFR
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