Kennedy names two U S marshals for North Carolina
President Kennedy named E Herman Burrows of High Point as marshal for the Middle District and Paul D Sossamon of Asheville as marshal for the Western District. Burrows will earn 17500 dollars annually and Sossamon 11415 dollars. Sossamon was a deputy U S marshal in Asheville. Both new appointees are Democrats. Burrows succeeds James H Somers and Sossamon succeeds Roy A Harmon.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
North Carolina
E. Herman Burrows
High Point
Guilford County
Paul D. Sossamon
Asheville
Burrows
Sossamon
James H. Somers
Roy A. Harmon
Furniture Market Previews Ideas for Kennedy Era Rockers
Buyers in the Southern Furniture market expect new large piece patterns to debut with prices holding or rising only marginally. A 62 inch chest may price like a 58 inch, and a 42 inch nightstand like a 33 inch, while rockers see renewed production tied to the Kennedy era spotlight. Contem porary styling blends old and new lines as shelves tighten and factories push for rapid commitments.
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Chicago
North Carolina-Virginia
Jack Kennedy
P&p Chair Co
Asheboro
18 Year Old Injured In Collision
An 18 year old Mangum Avenue youth suffered painful injuries when the car he rode in rear ended a parked city vehicle. The driver lacked a license and has been charged with driving without one and failing to reduce speed. Police report the collision occurred on Lincoln Drive at 8 40 am. damage to the truck was listed at 250 dollars. The injured teen was taken to High Point Memorial Hospital and non life threatening injuries were noted.
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Mangum Avenue
Hart
Perley E. Outlaw
High Point Memorial Hospital
Junior Lee Boone
Boone
E. T. Quick
Branch Street
Lincoln Drive
Steven Ray— McCloy
Arbordale
McCloy
Greensboro
Young McCloy
Prison term for Bonnie Barneycastle suspended on restitution
In Greensboro the judge suspended a one month prison term for Bonnie Gray Barneycastle of High Point after a plea for more time to pay. She must pay 5128 in restitution by Friday and 1000 annually for three years plus a 3000 fine over three years. Church and editor attended the conference.
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Greensboro
Bonnie Gray Barneycastle
High Point
Middle District Court
Edwin M. Stanley
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Miss Barneycastle
Holt McPherone
High Point Enterprise
Wachovia
Time Payment Department
West End
Stanley
Rankin Memorial
Freezer Convention Under Way
The 17th annual North Carolina Frozen Food Locker Association convention is under way at the New South Motor Inn. The morning and afternoon panels feature Lake Terrell, Paul Stokes, R. A. Duncan, and moderator Gus Carter, with talks by Wayne Corpening, Lester Hambel, and Gaynelle Hogan. The ham and bacon show opens at 4:30 p.m. followed by a banquet chaired by Vance Proctor.
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N. C. Frozen Food Locker Assn
New South Motor Inn
Lake Terrell
Paul Stokes
R. A. Duncan
Gus Carter
Wayne Corpening
Winston-Salem
Agricultural Department of Wachovia Bank
Lester Hambel
Saluda
S. C
S. C. Frozen Foods Locker Assa
Gaynelle Hogan
Guilford County
Vance Proctor
High Point
Presbyterian Home to Add Two Wings in 1962 Expansion
A $1,011,660 permit for Presbyterian Home Inc. plans a residential wing with 46 rooms and an infirmary wing with 37 beds, adding about 52,000 square feet. The project, tied to Highway 29 70A, is the fourth expansion in seven years and should be done by summer 1962.
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Presbyterian Home Inc
Presbyterian Home
Richard S. Short
R. K. Stewart and Son of
High Point
Cancer Crusade House Calls Target Families Tonight
Wives of the Jaycees and Lambda Chi Alpha volunteers from High Point College will canvas homes tonight for the 1961 Cancer Crusade. Volunteers will distribute educational literature urging regular checkups to detect cancer early and support research. Emmett V. Stone, president of the local American Cancer Society, urged public support under the slogan Guard Your Family and Fight Cancer with a Checkup and a Check.
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Jaycees
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
High Point College
Emmett V. Stone
American Cancer Society
American Cancer Crusade
Stone
Lions Name Don Phillips Man of the Year at Oak View
Oak View Lions Club honored Don Phillips treasurer as Man of the Year at a Ladies Night event at Sedgefield Charcoal House. George Ingold presided, with Paul Shaver as MC. Ray Williard received a special award for his service as first president, with April 17 next club meeting announced.
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Don Phillips
Oak View Lions Club
Sedgefield Charcoal House
George Ingold
Paul Shaver
Lions
R. B. Bruton
Junior Order
Lexington
M. B. Leath
W. B. Donald Jr
D. M. Mashburn
Oak View Club
Ray Williard
Williard
Shaver
Oak View Lions
May Rogers
American Cancer Society
Radiator and hose stolen from service station
Isaac Price found the radiator and hose taken from a service station overnight. He noticed his temperature gauge malfunctioning on the way to work, and an attendant revealed the theft upon lifting the hood.
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Peka, Kan
Isaac Price
Prayer for today a sunlit Easter meditation
A religious reflection from minister Robert W. Burns of Peachtree Christian Church Atlanta Georgia. It speaks of Easter joy and renewed confidence in Christ's love and resurrection. It urges believers to walk in new life each Lord's Day and every hour with the grace of Jesus Christ.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
Robert W. Burns
Atlanta, Ga
Peachtree Chrisian Church
Clergyman Dr Ralph Lockman Tops Field During Southland Visit
Dr Ralph W. Lockman pastor of Christ Methodist Church New York and Hall of Fame director spoke at Wesley Memorial Methodist in a four night mission. Despite heavy rain the sanctuary filled and a reception followed. Lockman is a leading church figure traveling about 40 000 miles yearly and to address Oslo World Convention in August. He hosts a Sunday radio program in US and Canada since 1948.
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Ralph W. Lockman
Christ Church, Methist
New York City
High Point
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Christ Methodist Church
New York
Wesley Memorial Methodist
Wesley Memorial
C. C. Herbert
Robert H. Stamey
Main Street Methodist Church
Lockman
Herbert
Asbury
United States
Christian Century
Hall of Fame
New York University
Sockman
Church Peace Union
Carnegie Foundation
Board of World Peace
The
Methodist Church
Oslo
Norway
Methodist World Convention
Dr. Lockman
Canada
Dr. Sockman Opens Series Of Sermons At Wesley Memorial
Dr. Ralph Sockman opened a series of sermons at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church despite heavy rain. He preached on The Wish for Worth from Philippians three outlining worth to God self and others. He cited Eisenhower and Kennedy peace efforts and urged moving from battle to a game zone. Three more services are scheduled for tonight Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Eisenhower
Atoms For Peace
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Paul
Dr. Sockman
Arrest in Birmingham Bicycle Theft Case
In Birmingham Alabama Officer E L Lewis stopped two men on a bicycle for questioning and arrested them for grand larceny after the bicycle proved to be his son's, tying the suspects to the local theft.
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Birmingham
Ala
E. L. Lewis
Frost Possible Tonight After Warm Wednesday
The weatherman warns of frost and a light freeze in colder areas tonight with readings in the low 30s. Expect a breezy day with highs in the low to mid 60s and a rainy spell ending, with 1.25 inches in the area yesterday.
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Friendship
Woman Arrested In Assault On Furlough Street Resident
Lillie Mae Wood aged 45 was charged with resisting arrest during an assault arrest for cutting Dorothy Mae Perry. Perry required eight stitches for a head wound. Wood bonded $300 and faces Municipal Court April 14. Other weekend arrests included Louise Bridges for assault with a deadly weapon and two drunken drivers. Bonds ranged from $200 to $300.
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Lillie Mae Wood
R. J. Roseboro
Dorothy Mae Perry
Perry
Wood
Louise Bridges
Clay Street
John Shelton
Clinton Street
Bridges
Wight
Jack Watkins
Park Street
James Arthur Fuller
Reid Street
Ervin Oldham
Crafton Street
Robert Peele
Gridar Street
Oldham
Peele
Robert Joe Newsome
E. Green Street
Willie G. Smith
Meredith Street
William H. Dobbs
Cafe Looted on Kivett Drive Seizures Reported
Thieves broke into the Melrose Cafe on Kivett Drive over the weekend and stole about $20 in silver. Police opened an investigation after the owners reported it at 6 15 a.m. today. The entry was made through the rear door.
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Melrose
Kivett Drive
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Bulletin
N. C
Tom Blumer
N. C. State College Extension Service
Jim Scott
Burlington
David Cox
Barneycastle
J. S. Higgins
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Willis Harris
Security Housing Corp
Progress St
Hobart St
Fred DeLappe
Cliffside
John Foy
D. L. Lanier
Anderson Place
Lawndale Dr
J. E. Holton Jr
Robin Hood
Edward L. Grimsley
Idol Greene
Fernwood Dr
Delk St
Security Development Corp
Cancer Canvassers
Oak View
Ralph Sockman
Philippians
Christ Jesus
Jesus
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