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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1955
Page
40
The High Point Tribune reports the body of David King David Armstrong lay beside the car in which he was found suffocated Monday night. The notice notes the incident occurred in the city and includes a staff photo.
A man known as King David Armstrong, about 30, died in a parked car when a burning cigarette sparked a fire. Friends mourn his early death noting his carefree life and fondness for alcohol, with witnesses saying he appeared intoxicated hours before. He lived a simple, unsettled life, taking odd jobs to drink with little concern for social norms.
The John Foy home at 905 Arbordale Dr was purchased by Dr. Jack Lynch and his wife. Curtis Smith Deal Inc. handled the transaction. Dr. Lynch, a pediatrician, plans to move his family in June. The Foy Home is among Emerywood’s priciest sales in a decade.
Albert Berg, a fuel delivery man, delivered 250 gallons of fuel oil to 6211 N Bernard St, the Norman Bermants home, by mistake. He intended 6111 N Bernard St, the Joseph Slonim residence, where a detached storage tank and hose connection had been left after conversion to gas heat. The incorrect delivery caused basement damage.
A NC Bar Association series outlines assembly structure. It notes 50 Senate seats and 120 House seats elected from counties and districts, age requirements, youngest and oldest members, and a 1952 constitutional amendment guiding vacancies. It lists pay as 15 dollars per day up to 90 days, with higher officers at 20 dollars, and total bills introduced last session: 1825 with 1385 passed.
Scientists did not begin serious collection of meteorites until after 1803 when a large shower at Laigle France convinced scholars that the objects were not of this earth.
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