Route 62 Wreck Injures Pair
A head on collision on Highway 62 near Trinity Road sent two to New Point Memorial. Charles Ho e suffered back injuries two miles from Trinity on Highway 62. Hoover remained in hospital last night. Clarence Ward, 38, of S Main Street, occupant of the second car, suffered severe facial lacerations per hospital attendants.
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Highway 62
Trinity Road
Orsie
Nhew Point Memorial
Charles Hoe
Trinity
Hoover
Clarence Ward
S. Main Street
Balzac Quote and Garden Note Mixed Item
A Balzac aphorism about keeping a worn life garment is paired with a note that nasturtium buds and blooms are pickled as capers and added to salads. The text mentions Ward being released after emergency treatment and that damage estimates were not available last night.
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Ward
Senior High yearbook plans and student activities update
Senior High reports photo proofs and retakes, with 8 by 10s and twelve tinted portraits. Don Schort left. Rebecca Ragan takes over photography. Judi Yow questions waste basket duties. E H Ould speaks Sept 30 and Oct 1 for leadership at Wesley Memorial Church.
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Pemican
Don Schort
Hickory
Rebecca Ragan
Judi Yow
E. H. Ould
Air expert Dr. John Furbay to address High Point Executives Club
Dr. John Furbay famed as world traveler and aviation authority will speak at the October 6 High Point Executives Club Dinner at 7 p.m. in the Sheraton Hotel ballroom. His talk titled Wings Over the World highlights shrinking global distances via new air developments. Reservations and $1.75 per plate checks due by Monday. Immigration Service halted Ellis Island operations on November 12, 1954.
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High Point Executives Club
Sheraton Hotel
Furbay
Eisenhower
Parliamentary Association
House of Commons
Royal Institute of Egypt
Cairo
Philosophers’ Forum
India
High Point Executive Club
P. O
Quotable Advice on Talent and Authentic Path
A fragment quotes Sidney Smith urging individuals to stay true to their nature and talent. It warns that pursuing someone else’s path leads to far worse outcomes and personal dissatisfaction. The note emphasizes authenticity as key to success.
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Sidney Smith
Faulty Phone Delay Ignites Truck Blaze Damages Total $3,100
A truck on Burton Street and 10A Highway burned last night around 8 45 p m due to a phone malfunction delaying the 10A Fire Station response by about 15 minutes The truck owned by D W Miller of Modern Trucking Co held uncrated furniture wrapped in excelsior The cargo and truck damage totaled roughly 3 100 with cigarette debris blamed on fair crowds and the fire started in an open van truck parked uncovered The High Point Fair adjacent crowd may have contributed to the ignition.
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Burton Street
10A
A. B. Robbins
Robbins
Robbins Reported That He Had Verified the Out-Of-Order Phone With A High Point
D. W. Miller
Modern Trucking Company
Moon's Extreme Temps Range From Sunlit to Dark
Moon lacks oceans and continents and consists of rocky terrain. Temperatures swing from 215 degrees Fahrenheit in sunlight to 240 degrees below zero in darkness.
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Moon
Kiwanis Leader to Represent Club at Asheville Convention
President Harry D. Hawthorne will represent the High Point Kiwanis Club at the 1958 Carolinas District Kiwanis International convention in Asheville October 5 to 7. Delegates from 119 clubs and about 8000 members attend. Local delegates include P. Hunter Dalton Sr., D. Tom Blue, and Walter F. Hester.
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Penny Smith
Becky Bradner
Nancy Poston
Belinda Duckworth
Judy Rogers
Phyllis McIntyre
Glenda Cain
Sandra Creech
Stokesdale
Ruffin Wednes
Pres. Hawthorne
Asheville
High Point Kiwanis Club
Harry D. Hawthorne
Carolinas
Kiwanis International
George Vanderbilt Hotel
P. Hunter Dalton Sr
D. Tom Blue
Walter F. Hester
Walter F. Patenge
Bishop Nichols Indicted for Church Funds Fraud in AME Case
A grand jury in Philadelphia indicted Bishop D Ward Nichols former head of the AME First Episcopal District on fraudulent conversion of church funds totaling about 250000. The case cites three church accounts at Broad Street Trust Co with plans for further indictments as auditors probe early 1950s losses. Nichols, 57, now abroad at a religious conference, previously led the district from 1948 to 1956 and has denied the charges through attorney Samuel Dash.
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Philadelphia
D. Ward Nichols
First Episcopal
African Methodist Church
Austin Norris
AME
First
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
New York
New England
District of Columbia
Bermuda
Bishop Nichols
General Annual Conference
Florida
Japan
Charleston
S.C
Hunting Station
Long Island
N.Y
Charles L. Durham
Ments
Harry J. Ellick
Durham
Grand Jury
Norris
Broad Street Trust Co
Nichols
Samuel Dash
Dash
Baghdad chaptel mirrors White House in Washington
The American Embassy at Baghdad Iraq serves as a replica of the White House in Washington D C highlighting symbol of U S presence in the region and its diplomatic role.
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Baghdad
Iraq
White House
Washington, D. c
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