Principals And Teachers Meet Thursday And Friday
High Point public schools schedule two days of meetings for principals and teachers ahead of classes next Monday. Sessions include devotionals, greetings from city leaders, classroom practice, and department meetings at Senior High and William Penn High School facilities with separate programs for white and Negro schools.
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High Point
William Penn High School
Arnold J. Koonce
Charles F. Carroll
C. Excelle Rozelle
Ministerial Association
City of
A. Coke Cecil
Board of School Commissioners
J. B Dobson
Parent-Teacher Council
R. A. Herring
Gladis Kivett
County Welfarértment
Arch Daniels
Draper
Noble T. Praigg
R. F. J. Johnson
E. M. Shipman
Muriel Bulwinkle
Flossie Shaw
Madeleine McCain
May M. Meader
Leila Bell
Iess
J. Henry Highsmith
Instructional Service
Remedy for itchy pimples and skin irritation
When skin is irritated with red blotches and itching, use a 35c box of Peterson's Ointment from your druggist. Apply for prompt relief. skin looks and feels better. Also helpful for itching of feet and between toes cracks.
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Peterson
Women Of The Moose To Meet Thursday
The Women of the Moose hold a regular meeting Thursday at 8 p m at the Moose Hall announced by Senior Regent Frances Lopp.
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Women of the Moose
of the Moose
The
Moose Hall
Frances Lopp
City School System Lists 221 Members in 12 Schools
Superintendent Charles F. Carroll releases a public list showing 221 faculty members across 12 city schools. Junior High leads with 37 educators, followed by Senior High with 33. William Penn High for Negroes has 13, Leonard Street School 19.
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High Point
Charles F. Carroll
William Penn High School
Leonard Street School
Dan P. Whitley
Bac Aren
Anna Mendenhall
Mary Carleton Miller
Emma Milling
Samuel B. Morris
Leila Bell Rogers
Flossie Stout Shaw
Anthony James Simeon
Dorothy Skaggs
Lydia Preddy Sowers
Mary Alice Thayer
Ralph H. Vance
Kenneth Whitesell
Catherine Abernathy Williamson
Mary Clayton Wyche
Mary Frances Davis
Nazi Submarines Said Active in Indian Ocean
German communique claimed U boats operating in the Indian Ocean and other subs, in the English Channel, sank four ships totaling 26 000 tons and damaged three more with torpedoes, though no independent confirmation was available.
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Indian Ocean
London
English Channel
Hill Ordered To Roads On Fire-Setting Case
J. D. Hill a Black defendant who failed to perfect a state supreme court appeal on a fire setting charge was ordered by Judge Hoyle Sink to begin a prison term of 30 to five years. Evidence showed he set fire to window curtains in a friend's home. Walter Thrower a 17 year old white youth received 9 days on Guilford County roads after two navy enlistment refusals. judgment was continued to allow enlistment. Judge Sink then heard a motion to quash a charge against James W. Mathis alleging transport of inflamable liquids in city limits, contending the ordinance unconstitutional.
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J. D. Hill
State Supreme Court
Hoyle Sink
Hill
Walter Thrower
Guilford
U.S. Navy
Sink
Thrower
Navy
James W. Mathis
Supreme Court of
Brazilian Navy men study diesels in Cleveland training
Sixty nine Brazilian sailors and six officers train at Cleveland Navy station to learn diesel engines used in destroyers under construction in Brazil. The program includes classroom work, engine labs, plant instruction, and field trips to a General Motors diesel plant.
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Cleveland
INS
Midwest North America
Brazil
General Motors
Naval Academy
Rio de Janiero
Naval Training School
Rio
Northernrazil
Marvin L. Coon
U. S. Navy Training School
Tty
General Motors Diesel
South
Miami
Serposs Music Program At A B C Meet
Emile H Serposs director of music at the Junior High led a program with Miss Mae Kirkman on piano for the American Business club last evening. The event featured old favorites including Jerome Kern’s All the Things You Are and Oklahoma. Plans were shared for the district convention in Winston Salem on Oct 13 and 14. Lt Wm C Sheloff and guests W C Idol and Wm Jarrell attended the meeting.
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Emile H. Serposs
Joel
Wm. C. Sheloff
W. C. Idol
Wm. Jarrell
Local Soldier Fights With Kraut Killer Regt In Italy
Pfe. Egbert H. Culler of 410 Otteray Drive serves with the 349th Infantry Regiment in the Fifth Army operations that shattered the Gustav and Hitler lines. The unit helped move 95 miles in 46 days across rugged Italy and captured Fondi, protecting the French Corps as it advanced through the Ausoni and Lepini mountains.
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Pfe
Egbert H. Culler
Otteray Drive
349Th
Mark W. Clark
Fifth Army
Garigliano
Arno
Italy
Ath
Italian
Fondi
Adolf Hitler
Mts. Ausoni
Lepini
S Sgt Gibson Returns to England After Rescue Mission
S Sgt Carl Gibson shot down over Schweinfurt in Oct 1943, treated at Rheims hospital, freed Aug 29 when Americans took over, wheeled through Rheims amid celebrations, moved to field hospital Aug 30 and then flown to England. he is at an American rest hospital and plans to return to the United States within weeks.
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Carl Gibson
Schweinfurt
Germany
Rheims
England
Gibson
Lexington
Flight Training Starts For H. P. Flying Club
The High Point Flying Club held its second meeting on Monday September 18 at the M C A completing its organization. Gary Davis notes more women than men in the 25 member limit with a few vacancies. Flight instruction at Fraley Field begins this week with planned breakfast and cross country trips to Pinehurst Statesville and nearby areas. Members fund a plane to reduce costs and weekly study sessions cover navigation meteorology and civil aeronautics led by qualified instructors.
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High Point
M.C.A
Gary Davis
Davis
Mary Mabe
Hurley H. Way
Harold Craven
Mr. Davis
Fraley Field
Pinehurst
Statesville
Mel-Rose-Glen Debuts as New Monthly Publication
Mel-Rose-Glen is the new monthly publication by the Melrose and Glenn Hos Mills and employees. Vol. 1, No. 1 edition, chosen from a submitted suggestion by Mrs. Annie Mae Saunders who won a $25 War Bond prize. The paper covers employee activity, athletic reports, and five events, under the personnel department with W Joe E Boyd director and Edith Amos secretary.
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Mel-Rose-Glen
Melrose
Glenn Hos Mills
Annie Mae Saunders
Joe E.boyd
Edith Amos
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Mildred Knox
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