Defendant Receives Suspended Term As Judge Rules
Samuel Troy received a six month suspended term and a two year probation with a 12 month driving ban and fines. Charles Julius, 17, found guilty of larceny. a separate case involved a $35 camera stolen from a parked car with police testimony. Late dispositions included Wallace Nesbet assault on a female, Helen McDonald assault, and Frank Rush assault with a deadly weapon. Other entries listed fines for speeding and operator license issues, with several defendants ordered to pay costs. Judge Myatt announced a judgment to be entered tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Troy
Charles Julius
Benth
Ene Simpson
Wallace Nesbet
Helen McDonald
Frank Rush
Jennie Rush
Haynes
Bruce L. Everhart
Minnie Knox
Coats Ec . Marks
Paul David Roper
Carlos R. Johnson
James H. Fraay
Ennis
Dildine
D. M. Baker
Robert Small
Brady
Marilyn Maxwell finalizes divorce from Anders McIntyre
Hollywood report states Marilyn Maxwell, 29, ends her second marriage to restaurateur Anders N. McIntyre, 33, with a final divorce decree after an interlocutory ruling last year amid claims of heavy drinking and separation after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Marilyn Maxwell
Anders N. McIntyre
Miss Maxwell
MclIntyre
John One
Community YMCA talk emphasizes home influence on youth
The Carl Chavis YMCA hosted a meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.m. featuring guest speaker Artley, executive secretary of Point MCA, who argued that the home is the essential site for youth development and that housing needs must be considered in future High Point YMCA plans. Dr. J. C. Morgan and Charles Whitaker provided remarks. progress in the membership drive was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Chavis Ymca
High Point Y.M.C.A
J. C. Morgan
Charles Whitaker
Carl Chavis Y.M.C.A
W. F. McDonnell
First Baptist Church
Present As Students Offer Musical Program
More than 500 people attended Gospel Tabernacle for a program directed by Dr. Lee Kents of the Missionary Training Institute Nyack New York. Mrs Morley spoke for the institute as Rev Donald Irvin welcomed Nyack guests and Dr Charles Dayton spoke to the crowd. A separate note states a Cancer Society survey finds about two out of five adults in America do not know cancer is curable.
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Gospel Tabernacle
Lee Kents
Missionary Training Institute
Nyack
N. Y
Lee Olson
Thomas Morley
Morley
America
Donald Irvin
Pannek
Institute
Charles Dayton
American Cancer Society
Negro Fined for Violating Fishing Laws in City Lake
James Mathias Smith of 111 Railroad Street, 38, Negro, cited by police for violating State Health and Fish Laws by fishing from the City Lake banks and keeping undersize bass. He was fined 15 dollars plus costs. Also arrested were Margie Stevenson, 17, 734 English Street, on break-in theft for clothing valued 14.25 belonging to Mrs. C. B. Ennis, and Maxine Lillian Collins, 23, 1714 Kivett Drive, charged with hit-and-run involving Fred Sheetz’s auto. Bonds set at 500 and 200 dollars for Friday hearing. About 50 million pamphlets are printed annually by the American Cancer Society to spread facts about the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mathias Smith
Railroad Street
Fshing
Margie Stevenson
English Street
C. B. Ennis
Maxine Lillian Collins
Kivett Drive
Fred Sheetz
Train Hits Car Kills Five at Crossing Near Perrysburg
Five persons died when a speeding passenger train struck an automobile at a crossing about 20 miles east of Perrysburg. Police identified the victims as Gerald Wangrin, 33, driver, and Wangrin, 3, of Genoa, along with three other occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysburg
Here
State Highway Patrol
Gerald Wangrin
Wangrin
Genoa
Sertoma Club Report Highlights Regional Meeting
Sertoma delegates from the Carolinas Tennessee Georgia and Alabama attended a Winston-Salem session April 4 6 with Sertoma International leaders. President Pat Regan and past- Sertoman Henry Short noted 13 clubs organized in the year and stressed small active groups upholding the Code of Ethics. Local club announced funds ready to purchase a piano for the YMCA as a gift.
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Sertoma Club
Henry Short
Crooks
Winston-Salem
Carolinas
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Sertoma International
Pat Regan
Covingo Thicket Ad Va
Ducks Choose Edmonton River Winter Home
Two wild ducks have chosen the North Saskatchewan River as a winter location in Edmonton Alberta. They were seen in open waters warmed by an outlet at the City power plant, avoiding their usual southward migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
North Saskatchewan River
City
John R. Damschroeder obituary note in Ohio town
Local notice recalls John R. Damschroeder of an Ohio town. The brief obituary highlights his community ties and a life marked by service. Details are sparse in the fragment but identify him as a named local figure.
Denton Court Dismisses Negligence Claim In Nance Death
In Recorder's Court the death of six year old Trenton Nance near Denton was ruled not the result of criminal negligence by driver Gaskill. Several fines issued for other defendants included Everhart Hill and Wright suspended liquor sentences plus varying cash costs. Registration for the May 5 municipal election opens April 19 and 26.
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Recorder's Court
Weddeath
Trenton
Nance
Wayne Nance
Denton
Garner
Don Walser
Lexington
Gaskill
DeLapp
Ward
Ruin
Robert Bost
Dri Af
Max Hill
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Emmanuel
Camp Meeting
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Heavenly Gospel Singers
Emmanuel Jubilee Chorus
Neomi Cheek
James Cheek
Archie
Vinnie
Maggie Greene
Dorothy Matthews
Sallie
Ann Brady
Seagrove
James
Henderson
Clemon
Calvin
Howard Brady
Robert
Francisco
Piny Ridge Methodist Church
Nellie Ingram
Woodbury Street
Dollen
Charles
Vernon Harris
Wadesville
St. Paul
GOING
ALL Coats
Glenn Lee
High Point Memorial Hospital
C and S Realty Company
Atlanta
High Point Hospital
Barnee
John R. Damschroeder
Cheer ‘Town
News of
C. L. Snyder
Quality Bakery
N. Main ST
Telephone 3166
High Point
Ballard
OLD Friends
Guilford Furniture Company
Main Street
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