Father Son Fight Leads to Recorder Court Appearance
In Thomasville on Unity Street Calvin H. Johnson 65 and son Raymond H. Johnson 33 were arrested for affray after a street quarrel. Both released on bonds of 50 dollars each pending Friday court. Raymond treated for scratches. police report both bled from the face. Also charging Bobby Eugene Chandler 17 with failing to keep a proper lookout after his car struck a parked vehicle on Dogwood Drive. bond set at 100 dollars pending Monday trial.
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Lexington
Unity Street
Recorder's Court
Calvin H. Johnson
Raymond H. Johnson
Seveth Avenue
Unity
Johnsons
Bobby Eugene Chandler
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High Point
Dogwood Drive
Chandler
Thomasville Tax Figures Show February Gain Over 1958
Thomasville's February sales and use tax receipts rose to 32,166.81 dollars, up from 29,314.11 dollars in February 1958, indicating stronger retail activity for the period.
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North Carolina
Sun Set and Sunrise Times
The sun will set today at 6 47 p.m. and rise tomorrow at 5 36 a.m.
Weather forecast for the Carolinas and Georgia
North Carolina expect sunny and warm conditions with highs in the 70s in the mountains and 80s to mid 80s elsewhere. Partly cloudy tonight with lows upper 50s north and low 60s south. mountains 46 to 54. Thursday remains warm with scattered showers and possible afternoon thunderstorms. South Carolina sees cloudiness and warm nights with lows 58 to 65 and continued warmth Thursday. scattered afternoon showers and storms. Georgia turns partly cloudy and warm today through Thursday with showers and thunderstorms mainly Thursday night starting west and portions. overall precipitation near one inch.
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Raleigh
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Lakeside Tracts To Be Cleared For Moose Lodge Project
In Thomasville local Moose awarded land clearing to William Bowers for a 9 acre lakeside recreation site for Asville lodge members and families. Bowers bid 375, lowest of three. Colen Bowers 490 and Russell Coleman 450 also bid. The project on Lexington Highway aims to create a lodge with two lakes and will seek Soil Conservation Service help after clearing. New lodge officers elected last week to be installed tonight.
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Asville Lodge
William Bowers
Bowers
Colen Bowers
Russell Coleman
Lexington Highway
County Soil Conservation Service
Ministers Named For Thomasville Synod Gathering
Thomasville ministers will serve in key roles at an Evangelical and Reformed Church gathering set for April 28 and 29. The Southern Synod president Rev Harvey A Fesperman of Salisbury announced the event to be at Trinity Church in Concord. Committees chairmen named include Rev Richard Cheek of Heidelberg Church for nominations Rev Keith Sink of Emanuel Church for benevolent institutions and Rev Bobby Bonds of Zion Church for travel expense equalization.
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Southern Synod
Harvey A. Fesperman
Salisbury
Trinity Church
Concord
Richard Cheek
Heidelberg Church
Keith Sink
Emanuel Church
Bobby Bonds
Zion Church
Wrestling Featured At Greek Public Games
Wrestling matches stood as a key feature of the Greek public games, alongside other athletic events, illustrating the prominence of physical contests in ancient civic celebrations.
Community notices of clubs services and rites
Alpha Art Club meets with Mrs. Haizlip at 212 Vail St Thursday 8 p.m. Heroines of Jericho meet at Mrs Blackburn Elwood St 7 30 p.m. Parthenia Sorrells rites Thursday 3 30 p.m. at Friendship Baptist Church Thomasville. Emmanuel Jubilee Singers sing at Mt Olive Baptist Sunday 3 p.m. St Matthews Holiness adds anniversary services Elder Bennett Sturdivant and Rev Kearns. Baby Contest Sunday 3 p.m. Rev James I Thompson speaker. Missionary Circle 2 Emanuel Baptist meets Thursday 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Hoey 1210 Leonard St.
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L. B. Haizlip
Vail St
Jericho
Light Court
Beatrice Blackburn
Elwood St
Emmanuel Jubilee Singers
Mt. Olive Baptist
ST. Matthews
St Matthews Holiness Church
P. B. Bennett
Sturdivant
Rev
Kearns
Missionary Circle 1
St. Matthews Cme Church
James I. Thompson
Missionary Circle 2
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Hoey
Leonard St
Fire at Hotel Earle drives guests from rooms in Indianapolis
Fire at the Hotel Earle in Indianapolis forced more than 100 guests from their rooms on Tuesday night. Raymond Ransom, 55, of Ripley County, Ind., suffered multiple fractures and internal injuries after falling from his fifth floor room to a third floor roof in a courtyard. The blaze began in a room occupied by Cordy Sanders, 63, of Marengo, Ind., located across the hall.
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Earle
Raymond Ransom
Ripley County
Ind
Harry Kinney
Cordy Sanders
Marengo
Ransom
Young boys suspected in Putnam Avenue blaze
Firemen say two pre school youths were seen near a lumber fire in the 1900 block of Putnam Avenue shortly before a 3 37 p m alarm. Damage expected to be low. Other calls included a vehicle fire on E Russell Street and a glue fire at Southern Foam Rubber Co plant without damage. George L Johnson of High Point elected NC Tuberculosis Association secretary at Greensboro dinner.
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Putnam Avenue
E. G. Jarvis
Russell Johnston
E. Russell Street
Clinton St
Southern Foam Rubber Co
Albert St
Willowbrook
Broad Streets
Tate St
E. Green Street
George L. Johnson
High Point
North Carolina Tuberculosis Assn
Greensboro
Learn-to-Swim Course Set for Preschoolers at YMCA
A tad pole learn-to-swim program for five and six year olds starts Monday April 13 at the YMCA. Sessions run 30 minutes, twice weekly for six weeks, with classes from 10 to 11 am. Twelve lessons cost 4 dollars per child to cover instruction towels and soap. Entry deadline is Friday April 10.
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YMCA
Indian Guides Organize New Tribes at High Point YMCA
The High Point YMCA hosting an Indian Guides organization meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m to share program details and form new tribes for fathers and sons ages six to ten Fathers are invited to attend along with their sons The program promotes father son companionship and includes rituals camping crafts and other activities The movement began in 1926 and has grown nationwide
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High Point
Y” Indian Guides
YMCA
Enrollment notice for High Point YMCA learn to swim program
Application form for the High Point YMCA Pole Learn-to-Swim Program requests name address and age of the child and includes consent for swim lessons. An entry fee of four dollars is enclosed with parent or guardian signature and date.
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High Point Ymca and
YW Drive Program Outlined in High Point
Fifteen local women will visit High Point church organizations this month to promote the YWCA Building Fund Drive. Mrs. Hunter Dalton, chair of the Inter-Church Committee, said the drive aims to fund a modern YWCA facility and notes it is the only large community project for High Point in the foreseeable future. Speakers include Mrs. W. T. Powell, Mrs. W. R. Rinehart, Everett Marsh, Mrs. W. Clayton, and others.
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High Point
YWCA
Hunter Dalton
Dalton
Mesdames
W. T. Powell
W. __R. Rinehart
Everett Marsh
W. Clayton
O. A. Kirkman
Hunter Dalton Jr
Harry Rothrock Jr
Randleman Rotarians See Film at Monday Meeting
The Randleman Rotary Club viewed a color film titled The Brightest Jewel in the Crown of Rotary at the high school cafeteria. E. W. Freeze chaired the program detailing benefits of after deal sales for crippled children. President Grier Newlin led the session with guests Gene Schaefer Joe Ross Jr and Fred Johnson from Asheboro Rotary Club.
Local figures named in community roster release
Charles Kirsch, W. W. Gluyas, Harry Hendrick, Matt Wall, W. A. Kimrey, C. C. Furr, and Thad Leviner appear in a published community roster listing residents involved in upcoming civic activities. The document names seven individuals and provides no further context.
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Charles Kirsch
W. W. Gluyas
Harry Hendrick
Matt Wall
W.A. Kimrey
C. C. Furr
Thad Leviner
Dodge Costs and Extras Compared Across Models
A consumer look at car value weighs more than price, noting Dodge offers standard features such as Torsion-Aire suspension, Total-Contact Brakes, Safety-Rim Wheels, Electric Windshield Wipers, and Independent Parking Brake. Optional Add-Ons include Push-Button Driving, Full-Time Power Steering, and Swing-Out Swivel Seats.
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