Patterson Faces Murder Charge Despite Acquittal
John Patterson, previously acquitted of being an accessory before the fact in the Johnny Gilliam murder, was arraigned on a murder charge. His counsel sought a habeas corpus release after the Solicitor elected to prosecute the lesser charge, arguing the murder case was dismissed. The case was continued to Wednesday as Patterson seeks freedom.
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John Patterson
Superior Court
Johnny Gilliam
George A. Younce
Iny
Lewis E. Teague
Thomas Turner
Patterson
Younce
South Carolina
Greensboro
Turner
Wison Warlick
Lexington
Nurse Ruth Council Elected NC Nurses Association Officer
Miss Ruth Council of this city was elected first vice president of the North Carolina Nurses Association at the annual convention held last week at Blue Ridge. She spoke on The Nurse's Responsibility to Maternity and Infant Hygiene and returns to the city after serving as second vice president the previous year.
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Miss Ruth Council
North Carolina Nurses’ Association
Blue Ridge
Miss Council
Suc
Jobless Man With Pitiful Plea Drives Off In Limousine
Herbert Combs of Williams-Norris employment office filed an application for a jobless man who, after an appeal for work, left in a large sedan. The firm announced local labor will be used for a plant opening to hire 200 to 300 more workers around September 15, with no hiring until production is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Combs
Williams-Norris Company
Mr. Combs
Winston-Salem Woman Leads Local Organization Change
Miss Hettie Rhinhardt of Winston-Salem was named head of the organization, succeeding Miss E. A. Kelley of Fayetteville as the new leader.
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Ceeds
Hettie Rhinhardt
Winston-Salem
E. A. Kelley
Fayetteville
Bible Class Outing Delayed By Watermelon Feast
The Peacock outing was moved to Wednesday evening due to a scheduling conflict with the High Point Merchants' Association watermelon feast at Municipal Park scheduled for tomorrow evening. B. Co. Harmon heads arrangements for the event.
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High Point Merchants’ Association
B. Co. Harmon
Taree Injured as Cars Crash Near Asheboro
Mrs. Charles Shepherd of Lawsonville and Mrs. Troy Reed of High Point route two were injured yesterday morning when Reed’s car struck Shepherd’s as both vehicles entered a filling station during heavy rain. Shepherd’s wife suffered internal injuries but was resting. Reed’s wife had a broken nose and cuts. the Shepherds’ infant son broke an arm. All were treated at High Point hospital. The accident was deemed unavoidable.
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Charles Shepherd
Lawsonville
Troy Reed
High Point Route Two
High Point Hospital
Asheboro
High Point Road
Truck Driver Hurt In Collision Near Home
B L Napp of 1698 English Street suffered cuts and bruises when his High Point Creameries truck collided with a Coca Cola delivery vehicle near the Methodist Protestant Children's Home around 4 PM. Napp said the wheels locked and the creamery truck skid across the road as both vehicles, traveling toward High Point and Greensboro, were badly damaged.
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B. L. Napp
English Street
High Point
Greensboro
Napp
Four county lawmakers to attend High Point barbecue Thursday
High Point Democratic Executive Committee hosts a barbecue at Municipal Lake Park to honor Guil ford's four representatives in the last general assembly. Officials A J Maxwell O M Mull W A Graham and J C B Ehringhaus will attend, with a noted Eastern North Carolina pitman cooking for 2000 to 5000 guests. Women volunteers planned. entertainment committee appointed.
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J. C. B. Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Odus M. Mall
Ville
W. A. Graham
C. 8. Grayson
Municipal Lake Park
High Point
Democratic Executive Committee
A. J. Maxwell
Revenue
O. M. Mull
Democratic Party
William A. Graham
Wade Renfrew
Democratic Committee
Ehringhaus
Columbia
N. C
Maxwell
Guilford
Washington, D. C
American Legion
Helen Owen-Smith
Renfrew
Hearing of Charges Against Wagner At City Hall Tomorrow
City records note a hearing on charges filed by C. F. Causey against City Accountant Wagner is anticipated tomorrow. Councilman R. T. Amos returns to the city today after a several day absence, and City Manager E. M. Knox is also expected back. No officials could confirm the time.
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Wagner
City Hall
C. F. Causey
R. T. Amos
E. M. Knox
Pickett
Knox
Visiting statesmen to arrive. committee to be named
The article notes that a selected group will meet the visiting statesmen as they arrive in the city, with committee members to be announced tomorrow afternoon. Visitors are expected Thursday morning through Friday, with a back-up plan to use Pickett warehouse on Wrenn Street if rain occurs, though the forecast calls for fair weather.
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Pickett
Wrenn Street
Unusual patched egg displayed in local window
The Enterprise window today showcases a strange egg bearing a sewn-on patch, laid yesterday by a partridge rock hen owned by C. R. Ward of Asheboro road. The odd item was put on display by Ward after the hen laid it yesterday.
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Enterprise
C. R. Ward
Asheboro ~ Road
Busy Municipal Court session verdicts and fines
A morning in municipal court presided by Judge Lewis be Teague led to jail sentences for six offenders and $245 in fines and costs for ten others from liquor law violations and related cases. The Arthur hotel raid produced two 90 day jail terms for two women, while numerous traffic and drunk and disorderly offenses were decided or partially paid.
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Lewis BE. Teague
Arthur Hotel
Claude Davis
Claude Chambers
Austin Surratt
C. F. Williams
W. E. Gray
C. J. Kearns
G. S. Register
A. H. Maynard
R. E. Shelton
W. W. Kennedy
A. ©. McLean
D. L. Creech
Eddie Litte
Nick Vorges
W. &. Kizah
E. L. Jones
Walter Long
Elmer Jones
Filbert Stevenson
Albert Jones
E. W. King
Carl Maynard
Grover Hill
Dorian Austin
Barbart Payne
Lonnie Holly
Filbert Steelman
C. A. Kester
Taff
Jordan Speaks on Fanaticism and Church Decline
Rev G Ray Jordan of Wesley Memorial Methodist church denounces the church as dying of dignity saying it is too staid and dedicated to machinery rather than saving souls. He spoke at 8 p m on fanaticism and preached a morning sermon titled Whose Approval to two large congregations after a West vacation.
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G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Jordan
West
Conrad Addresses Luther League Meeting in Columbia
Rev. F. L. Conrad, a local pastor, returned from Columbia South Carolina where he spoke to the State Convention of the Luther League, addressing delegates and discussing church youth activities and goals.
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Conrad
Luther League
Columbia
F. L. Conrad
The
Luther
Greater workers for God Through Education event in Jefferson Hotel
A Friday evening league gathering at the Jefferson Hotel drew over 300 young attendees from across South Carolina. The speaker addressed the theme Seeking to be greater workers for God Through Education, highlighting education as a path to service.
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Jefferson Hotel
South Carolina
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North Carolina Nurses Association
Taree
B.O
Lever Brothers CO
Cambridge, Mass
Uostops
Brighaus, Maxwell, Mull and Graham
O’connor
Hamilton Florist
Strange
Wilson Motor Company
Wesley Memorial
West Broad
Martine
North Main St
Birge
Paramount Coffee Shop
Wrenn and Commerce
Schwab
Company
East Broad Street
United States Depository For Postal Savings Funds
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
High Point Perpetual Building Pens Iy
Vv. A. J
Idol
Vice-Pres
Treas
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Hutchen’s Bakery
East Washington
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