Building-Loan Associations Outlined for NC Growth
FE Kuykendall Jr of the North Carolina Building and Loan League spoke to Civitan members at the Sheraton praising 177 associations for local, nonprofit operation benefiting communities. He noted nearly 600 million dollars in local loans and projected national loans reaching 30 billion this year. Arch Richardson announced an Icecapades trip planning meeting for 7:30 p.m. Guests included Glenn Troop and Clarence Wagner.
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North Carolina
FE. D. Kuykendall Jr
Greensboro
North Carolina Building and Loan League
Civitans
Sheraton
Kuykendall Ca
Arch Richardson
Charlie Risch
Felts
Raleigh
Glenn Troop
Weg
Clarence Wagner
Dave Yow
Peover
Local Youth Promoted At Hargrave Academy
Sgt. David Gordon, son of Joe Came Fe Englisher, named captain at Hargrave Military Academy in Coton Virginia. He has studied at the academy for five years and earns a new leadership role.
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Hargrave Academy
David Gordon
Joe Came
Hargrave Litary Academy
Coton
Gordon
Y Industrial Club Elects J. Rollins
Jessie Rollins of Melrose Hosiery Co was elected president of the Young Men's Industrial Club at a YMCA organizational meeting. About 135 men from 30 local industries attended. Other officers named were Bill Horne Jr secretary Kinley and Russell Payne treasurer. Newly elected officers will meet YMCA officials to plan future meets. Tully Blair chaired the meeting. Ralph Vanteere presided over the election.
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Jessie Rollins
Melrose Hosiery Co
Young Men's Industrial Club
YMCA
Bill Horne Jr
Heritage Furniture Co
Kinley
Marsh Furniture Co
Russell Payne
Tully Blair
Security Life and Trust Co
Winston-Salem
Ralph
Tertane Vanteere Co
Welfare Department Expenditures Highlighted in Guilford County
The Guilford County Welfare Department has spent $67,729.41 in a month. Officials planned a conference on establishing a receiving home for children to be kept while boarding age issues are addressed.
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Guilford County
L. M
Thompson
One Board
Sidney B. Alien Dhain
Traffic Signals Going In On N Main Street
Electrical signal systems are being installed at two intersections on N Main Street to eliminate traffic bottlenecks and ease congestion.
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N. Main St
N. Main
Prohibition charge for Lone as St. Negro at 605 Thissell Street
A man identified as Lone as St. Negro of 605 Thissell Street faces prohibition charges for possessing a half gallon of white liquor. He posted bond and awaits a hearing scheduled for the 26th.
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Thissell St
High Point Man Starts Anti-Rabies Shots After Squirrel Bite
A young High Point man, A. J. Minton, began a 21 shot anti rabies series after a Sunday squirrel bite. He sought treatment to prevent possible rabies despite doubts the animal was infected. His grandmother described the bites and initial first aid.
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A. J. Minton
N. Main St
County Health
Minton
Study Group Seeks Merger Ideas for Triad School System
Guilford County commissioners seek suggestions from the 54 member 1948 study group on merging Guilford County Greensboro and High Point school systems into one administrative unit. County Manager J Harry Weatherly says letters were sent to surviving members for input.
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Guilford County
Greensboro
High Point
J. Harry Weatherly
Board of Commissioners
Institute of Government At
Chapel Hill
D. E. Hudgins
Howard Holderness
Greens ‘Horo School
Holderness
Hudgins
Albert Coates
Institute of Government
Criminal Jury Term Closes With One Trial
Municipal Court wrapped up a weeklong jury term disposing of 20 divorce cases and trial of one criminal action. Only one of 41 criminal cases proceeded to trial as others waived jury, were set for later, or received continuances. The next session is announced for Friday.
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Virgin
Jennie Little
Lester C. Little
Peggy Johnson
Raymond A. Johnson
Archie Lee Sanders
Georgia
Elien Sanders
Della R. DeLappe
Otis T. DeLappe
Clarence Berry Thomas
Nine Civil Court Actions Filed In City Docket
City civil docket shows nine new actions including nine suit filings and five divorce cases. Betty Sue Jenkins seeks 431.90 plus automobile in collection from Savings and Trust Co. Henry Earl Saekai and others face note repayment. Adrienne Sedbury sues for custody. Betty Cree seeks temporary alimony amid alleged cruelty.
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Aoe T
Guilford
Betty Sue Jenkins
Eut Savings and Trust Co
G. C
Bee
D. Carter
Henry Earl Saekai
Edward McGehee
Marie McGehee
Ben T. Kirkman
Ruby Mitchell Kirkman
Adrienne Sedbury
Benjamin Sedbury
Virgina Jones Hilliard Oe Ley & Hillard
Don T. Maynard
Bettie Maynard
Adrienne Oof
Bet- Cree
Foice
Donald A. Hayworth
Greensboro ABC sales drop to third in state last month
Greensboro ABC stores fell to third in state sales last month as systemwide volume declined to levels not seen since the program began. Greensboro posted 397 430 dollars in sales while Meek County led with 731 496 dollars and Asheville moved to 437 797 dollars. Winston Salem topped the state with 282 159 dollars.
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Greensboro
ABC
Meek County
Asheville
Winston-Salem
College Nears Record Enrollment As Freshmen Arrive
High Point College expects a record enrollment exceeding 800 with applications running high for the coming year. President Dr. Dennis H. Cooke notes more than 1,000 applicants, four new faculty hires, and dormitories at capacity as the school maintains an admission standard placing students in the top three quarters of their high school class.
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High Point College
Dennis H. Cooke
Cooke
Woman's Hall
Susanna Wesley
Home Management House
Eas
McCulloch Hall
Clyde N. Parker
Sociology
State
Blackwell
New Students Greeted At HP College
The High Point College orientation for about 326 freshmen started today at 8 a.m. in Memorial Auditorium. Student leaders welcomed newcomers as officials named include Dennis H. Cooke Hobart Altre dean Dr Clifford R Hinshaw Miss Katherine Anderson college nurse Mrs George Perry counsellor for women James F Jones counsellor for men and others. English anatomy shore and fiscal tests were given and evening recreation in the student center is planned. Registration for freshmen begins tomorrow at 9 after instructions from Registrar N P Yarborough at 8 30 a.m.
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High Point
Memorial Auditorium
Dennis H. Cooke
Pho Oe
Hobart
Altre
Clifford R. Hinshaw
Foi
Katherine Anderson
George Perry
James F. Jones
N. P. Yarborough
Summer Heat Edges Up In High Point Forecast
The weatherman warns summer isn t over until Sept 23 as temperatures rise gradually in High Point. Forecasters at the Friendship Bureau call the day summerish with partly cloudy skies and an absence of extreme heat through tomorrow.
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Friendship Bureau
McCandless Rites Set For Thursday Morning
Funeral services for Charles Enoch McCandless a longtime educator who taught across several states will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. at Yows Funeral Home with Dr Walter J Miller and Rev E L Ballard officiating burial will follow at Floral Garden Park Cemetery He taught in North Carolina Texas Utah and Illinois and later tutored at the Winston Salem YMCA Surviving are his wife Helen Jones McCandless a son and other relatives Funeral arrangements are with Yows Funeral Home High Point.
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Knollwood Dr
Jamestown
Yow
Walter J. Miller
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
E. L. Ballard
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
McCandless
A. L. McCandless
Trinity
North Carolina
Duke University
Harvard
Vanderbilt University
Eld
Walkertown
Murray School
Axsheville
Rock River Military School
Dixon, Ill
McCandress
Randolph
Davidson
Yadkin
Aes
Wwag Morial Methodists
High Point
Helen Jones McCandless
Jones
Wesley
Wesley Mewetok Sneaker Church
Gy Geet
Restriction Plan Nears for Main Street Traffic
The city zoning board moved to secure a uniform building line along most of Main Street to 100 feet, with a 75 foot line in some sections. This step aims to simplify land negotiations and open a wider right of way to ease congestion near Lexington Avenue and the city limits.
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Main St
Protec
Ard
Lexington Ave
Ted ‘Ko Eaaelir
Milk Fund Supports Free School Milk Need
The Milk Fund explains eligibility and home visits to determine a child’s need for free milk. About 400 High Point children were on the list last year with roughly $10 needed per child for the school year. Local dairies provide milk, and distribution hides recipients’ identities, underscoring the program’s importance.
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Ian
Pse
Milk Fund
Se Fund
High Point
Clover Brand
Lindale’s
Wesley Chapel Church Group Organizes New Site
Dr. Herman F Duncan announced the organ ization of a Wesley Chapel church group in Greensboro district. A three acre site at Centennial Ave Ext and Highway 68 will house an educational block with a Sunday School auditorium and a future larger worship building. assisting pastors include H G Allen J Johnson J W Grace and Ralph Dodson.
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Siey Chapel
Oak View Methodist Church
Ralph Dodson
Pepsie
High Point
Accident at Blind Corner Involving Truck and Car
A crash at the blind intersection of E Comeneree 8 Deee yesterday afternoon caused about 1500 in damage. Franklin D. A hae of Leigh reportedly escaped injury as his car collided with a truck. Police filed charges for failure to yield at the intersection. William H. Galloway, 52, of 1127 Campbell St., was listed as operator of the vehicle.
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E. Comeneree 8
Seceer Andleigh
Franklin D. A Hae
Sig
Wey Sacket
William H. Galloway
Campbell St
Odd Fellows Session Planned for September 1825
State Grand Master James R. Young of High Point said delegates from North include aes and Mrs W rk of ville. Dr and Mrs Guy T Pink of Winston-Salem and Mrs Laura Johnson of Raleigh are listed as attendees.
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Grand Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
James R. Young
High Point
North
Aes
W. O Rk
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