History Class Trip Plans From Allen Jay High School
Allen Jay High School history class prepares for its annual Washington D C trip with 33 students and chaperones Miss Hallie Gilbreth and O E e. A chartered bus will transport the group Thursday to Sunday, offering fall semester insights for use in the coming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American History Ss
Allen Jay High School
Washington, D.C
Hallie Gilbreth
O.E. E
Joyce Jordan
Rena Cook
Bobby Leigh Tuttle
Helen Macon
Mary Alice Dunlap
Dobbins
Dixie White
Shirley Kennedy
Betty Mae Blair
Gearldine van Horn
Jean Garner
Paul Brewer
Bill Hawks
Richard Trotter
Charles White
Bobby Cecil
Ray Reddick
Wayne Overcash
Max Montgomery
Richard Sink
Bob Ridge
Donald Brewer
Charles Brown
Marvin Wilson
Charles Hoover
Fred Pegram
Jack Bryan
Paul Lawson
James Burton
Wesley Craven
Henry MacPherson
Kenneth Jones
Robert Robertson
May Indict Saunders In Youth's Death
E W Saunders operator of Saunders Grill may face charges after Floyd Brown of High Point died Sunday night from injuries two .38 caliber bullets caused on Sept 15. Sheriff deputies plan to confer with Solicitor Charles Hagan to determine sworn charges. Brown died in Winston-Salem Hospital after surgery. A 15 year old married girl detained as material witness. she drove the getaway car after the shooting on the Thomasville High Point road.
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Thomasville
E. W. Saunders
Saunders Grill
Floyd Brown
High Point
Brown
Charles Hagan
Saunders
Winston-Salem
Arvil Hunt
Clifford Milan
High Point Road
High Point Memorial Hospital
College Enrollment Reaches 675 Mark
High Point College has enrolled 675 students with a week remaining for registration. N P Yarborough, registrar, says applications are in and being studied and final enrollment may reach 700, stretching capacity and staff. He notes satisfaction with the large registration and the privilege of selection among relatively good students.
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High Point College
N. P. Yarborough
Father Son Teams Join Indian Guide Outfits
Local father and son pairs join YMCA Indian Guides, part of the city’s United Fund drive targeting 184 740 dollars for the Y and other agencies. An orientation meeting is set for 8 pm at the Y to promote closer father son ties among boys aged 5 to 8, with four tribes active in High Point led by chiefs Swift Deer Two Moons and Black Rock.
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High Point
United Fund
Indian Guides
Sturkey
Dan Cahpey
YMCA
The
Loocals
Farris Ave
Frank Fairchild
Big Brave Whistling Elk
Johnson and
N. Hamilton Sts
Ferndale Dr
Quaker Lane
Gatewood Ave
Catawba Tribe
Otteray Dr
Keyaunee
Robert Helm
Swift Deer
Tuscarora
Jack Southerland
Two Moons
Catawba
John Davis Jr
Black Rock
Let George Do It Inc Incorporation Filed in Jamestown
Secretary of State Thad Eure issued a certificate of incorporation for Let George Do It Inc of Jamestown to conduct a general retail and mail order business. Authorized capital stock is 100000 dollars with 400 stock subscribed by Edgar George Bruce Surratt and J W Morgan of High Point and Harry E Marshall of Steubenville Ohio.
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Thad Eure
George Do It, Inc
Jamestown
Edgar George
Bruce Surratt
J. W. Morgan
High Point
Harry E. Marshall
Steubenville
Ohio
Heat forecast calls for hotter day tomorrow at 93
Forecaster says temperatures will soar to 93 degrees tomorrow, with today expected to reach that level by mid afternoon. Tonight will stay warm, not dropping below 58 after a low of 52 degrees this past night.
Silver Enameling Is New Course For Arts & Crafts
Richard Riemer an Austrian artist joins the arts and crafts workshop staff to teach cloisonne on silver in the fall session at Junior High School. He studied in Vienna Schwabisch Gmund and Pforzheim and works with High Point Glass Decorating Co. The program covers enameled jewelry ashtrays and more alongside other craft classes led by regional teachers.
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Richard Riemer
Austria
Arts and Crafts
City approves purchase of Snow Lumber lot on E Commerce St
City lawmakers unanimously approve buying a 57 by 176 foot Snow Lumber Co. lot on E Commerce Street for 25000 and drop plans for another Wrenn Street tract. The council signals possible near term use but no specific project, noting the sale could clear the way for a future city hall wing, courthouse, fire station, or parking lot nearby.
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Snow Lumber Co
E. Commerce St
S. Wrenn St
Arthur York
Wrenn St
Commerce St
Dalton Realty Co
Southern Furniture Exposition Building, Inc
Furniture Center
Dalton Co
York
John Hayworth
City Uy
Guilford County
High Point
Council
Merce St
Elks Lodge Hosts Newsmen for National Newspaper Week
The Elks Lodge at 208 Broad St. will host local working newspapers during National Newspaper Week October 1 to 8. W R Pritchett Jr. announces a dinner next Tuesday with J W apes Municipal solicitor as principal speaker. Welcoming remarks by J C Welch precede the week’s observances.
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Order of Elks
W. R. Pritchett Jr
Grand Lodge
J. W. Apes
J. C. Welch
the Deer
Broad St
Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Losses
Henry Chouwonitz chef steward at the Sheraton Hotel died after arriving at hospital. He was born June 12, 1896 in Germany and came to the United States 31 years ago. Survived by wife Elizabeth Puchse, sister Gertrude, brother Clements. services at Yow's Funeral Home Chapel Wednesday. Interment pending. Lucy Earl Gregory died Saturday in Danville Virginia Community Hospital. Services Monday at Fairfield Methodist Church with multiple ministers. interment in church cemetery. Ulysses L. Peacock, 83, of Denton died last night. Survived by wife Lola Bell Workman Peacock, four sons, three daughters, 22 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren. Funeral at Tom's Creek Baptist Church Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Interment church cemetery.
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Henry Chouwonitz
Sheraton Hotel
Germany
United States
High Point
Poinsett Hotel
Greenville
S. C
Elizabeth Puchse
Gertrude Chouwonitz
Clements
Yow’s
Harry D. Hawthorne
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Lucy Gregory
Lucy Earl Gregory
Danville
Fairfield Methodist Church
A. T. Tuttle
R. L. Smith
Oak Grove Baptist Church
M. T. Sorrell
Jimmy Lomax
Jerry Lomax
Donald Lomax
Kermit Lomax
George Stanley
Robert Hughes
Church Cemetery
Ulysses S. Peacock Denton
Ulysses L. Peacock
Denton
Lola Bell Workman Peacock
John
F. C. Peacock
J. P. Peacock
Jones A. Peacock
Route 2
A. J. Helms
Lowe Garner
J. W. Haltom
Tom's Creek Baptist Church
Church
Center School Heads Seek Instructor for Special Children
Mrs. Riot Hart Jr. leads a search for a qualified teacher for the Center School for Exceptional Children. The High Point Junior League funds the first year, with a location to be set. A wide local committee seeks trained teachers and asks for referrals.
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Riot Hart Jr
High Point Junior League
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior League
The
Association of Parents of Handicapped Children
Hart
Amos Kearns
Ralph Snyder
W. Wininger
Bible Lectures Begin Tonight at Wi Memorial Church
Dr. Bernard Boyd of Cha S lin opens a four part series of Bible lectures at Wi Memorial Methodist Church tonight at 7 30. Sponsored by United Church Women and Mrs James S Moffitt local president the UNC School of Religion head is a popular speaker. Lectures run Friday and each evening 7 30 to 8 30 with the Sisters Association aiding the project.
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Bernard Boyd
Cha Slin
Wi Memorial Methodist Church
United Church Women
James S. Moffitt
Boyd
School of Religion
University of North Carolina
High Point
Woman Charged After Boys Death in Winston-Salem
Desoline Wheeler Wood, 32, is charged with murder after 14 year old Henry Mack was shot near the Wood home Saturday night. The boy died from a skull wound after hospital treatment. Wood is held without bond pending a preliminary hearing.
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Nero
Winston-Salem
Desoline Wheeler Wood
Short Spring St
Henry Mack
Wood Home
Symphony unit praised by director in High Point meeting
Dr. Benjamin Swalin, director of the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra, told about 100 Local workers that High Point is a model community for its Symphony Society service. John Whiteside named president. new officers include Mrs. Willis Slane, Mrs. Charles Taylor, and Miss Lucille Ingram. Campaign leaders outlined a large turnout goal as teams of 20 report midweek and final reports are due Oct. 12.
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Benjamin Swalin
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
High Point
Symphony Society
John Whiteside
Robert Gayle
Willis Slane
Charles Taylor
Lucille Ingram
Floyda
Swalin Aa
United States
Sym
Europe
Germany
Senior Jaycee Group to Sign Club Charter
Senior Jaycees schedule a Thursday 6 30 p m meeting at Ellingtons Grill to sign the charter for the newly formed club. President Charles Loflin urges attendance of listed members and notes Charter Night on October 16 at the Plantation Supper Club per Ed Thrower.
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Ellington's Grill
S. Main St
Charles Loflin
John Banks
Fred de Lappe
W. L. Hinkle
Bill Martin
E. G. Jarvis
Jimmy Mitchell
Edar Snider
Hugh Baker
Howarder
Vance Kester
Charles Hayworth
Ken Litton
Lawrence Grimes
Ed Thrower
Ed Pleasants
Kenner Amos
Thurman Wall
Harold Jensen
Plantation Supper Club
Charter Night
U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Winston-Salem TV Stations Set Openings
High Point viewers gain two new channels WSJS-TV and WTOB-TV start tomorrow. WSJS-TV on Channel 12 affiliated with NBC will begin around noon with 40 000 watts and later reach full power. transmitter 10 air miles from High Point on Hwy 421. WTOB-TV Channel 26 of ABC begins at 5 p m with daily 4 p m schedule next week and offers Notre Dame football and Walter Winchell.
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High Point
Winston-Salem
Wsjs-Tv
Wtob-Tv
Hwy. 421
Kernersville
NBC
Federal Communications Commission
Wfmy-Tv
Greensboro
WBTV
Charlotte
American Broadcasting Co
Notre Dame
Walter Winchell
Voice of Firestone
Howdy Doody
Metropolitan Opera
Enterprise
Enterprise’ 8
FCC
Channel 6
Funeral Rites for Leroy Haywood Held at Mt Vernon
Funeral services for Leroy Haywood fatally injured in an auto wreck will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. from Mt. Vernon Baptist Church. Surviving include wife Virginia, children Joha William Leroy Jr., his parents, two sisters and two brothers. Burial in Greenhill Cemetery.
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Leroy Haywood
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Virinia Haywood
Joha
William
Leroy Jr
Dewey Haywood
Greenhill
Marshville
Leroy Maske
Rivett
Odd Fellows Hall
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Alpha Art Club
L. B. Hairlip
Elder Agnes Brewington
W. Green St
Washington, D. C
Ludie Jones
Elder Brewington
Realty Transfers in High Point Township Gains New Owners
Real estate deeds show L H aa and wife transferring to E M Hunter and wife a lot of the E L Welch property. L H Bottoms and wife transfer to J E Ahl a lot of the Welch property. Wesley Nelson and wife transfer to James E McNair lots in Gordon Street Park. Mary Griffith and others transfer to Claude H Hedgecock and wife a tract on Peachtree drive. W G Watson and wife transfer to J E Sadler and wife a tract on W Edge Peace a lot in Hillsdale. J D Brown and wife transfer to B Rollins and wife a lot in del Ruby G Wright to A B Brown a tract on W Park street. Mrs Maleta P Miller transfers to Edgar Snider and wife and others a lot of the Richardson Estate.
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High Point Township
L. H. Aa
E. M. Hunter
E. L. Welch
L. H. Bottoms
J. E. Ahl
Wesley Nelson
James E. McNair
Gordon Street
Mary Griffith
Claude H. Hedgecock
Peachtree Drive
W. G. Watson
J. E. Sadler
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Little Brave Two Moons
Bill
Ymca Indian Guides
Allen Jay
Wade ‘Marsh
Adele Hicks
Gustav Jensen
Jensen
Sweden
Frank Wood
Sara Coe Humsucker
E. J. Oglesby
H. A. ‘Knight
George Lewis
Keads
Carl Kearns
W. D. Lemmons
City
Snow Land
Elks Lodge
Center School
Symphony
North Carolina
Floyd M
Kate Bitting Hospital
Winston- Salem
Hairlip Funeral Home
Jean Parks
Pulaski
Parks
James Hammett
Highland Rd
C. E Osborn
Mill St
Hammett
Jaycee Group
Edward Boone
Des Moines
Iowa
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
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