Guilford Deputies Seize Truck With Taxpaid Whiskey
Deputies confiscated a 1949 Ford stake body truck parked in a dairy barn on the Hedgecock farm with 107 cases of liquor valued at about 3000 dollars. The truck was registered to Margaret Bodenhamer and Hedgecock son was the only person on the farm. Deputy De Herman Burrows said a warrant will be issued for Hedgecock on prohibition violations. Numerous brands of bourbon scotch and gin were found aboard along with two metal conveyors.
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J. H. Hedgecock
de Herman Burrows
Hedgecock
Ford
Margaret B. Bodenhamer
Lexington Avenue
Burrows
Oakview Road
Wet Not So Hot Sunday Weather Report
The Friendship weather bureau reports rain tomorrow spoiling a country drive. Highs near 83, down from today's 89. Tonight's low about 68. Monthly rainfall so far 9.81 inches, above the 5.24 inch August normal.
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Friendship Weather Bureau
County building load to be sold by commissioners
Burrows said the cargo unloaded into the county building at noon will be turned over to the county commissioners for sale. The truck involved will also be ordered sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows
Thomasville Docket: Drunk Driving and License Violations
In Thomasville court yesterday Otis S. Moore was fined for speeding. James H. Brown had a prayer for judgment continued on license issues with $25 fine. Hubert Means faced drunk and prohibition charges with costs, no public place arrest evidence. E B Stilwell surrendered license and paid $100 fine for driving drunk. Billy Hager complied with earlier judgment after an August appeal withdrawal. James Rumple received a suspended sentence for non support. judgment entered against him and sureties for $300.
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Thomasville
Recorder’s Court
Otis S. Moore
Rural Hall
James H. Brown
Barnwell Street
Hubert (Slim
E. B. Stilwell
West Main Street
James Rumple
Burton Street
W. S. Whichard
Virginia Whichard
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge Opens Dinner Series for Goldsboro Home
The Magdalene lodge of Rebekahs inaugurated a monthly dinner series at Pepiton lodge hall on West Commerce Street. Proceeds support the Odd Fellows home for orphans and the aged in Goldsboro. About 150 guests enjoyed a baked ham dinner, while members plan further support as the $100,000 building nears completion.
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Magdalene Lodge of
Rebekahs
Pepiton Lodge
West Commerce Street
Odd Fellows Orphanage
Old Folks
Goldsboro
Magdalene Lodge
Repiion Lodge
Annie Bradley
Margaret Jaich
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Order
America
Baltimore
Thomas Wildly
London
England
Atlantic States
Jamestown
High Point
J. F. Rogers
Repiton
Paul Repiton
Repiton Lodge
A. J. Dodamead
F. J. Horney
David
Jonathan
R. W. Myers
Robert Sizemore
L. M. Dodamead
Magdalene-Rebekah Lodge
Norfolk
Arlington Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Eighty Three Students Graduate From High Point College
Eighty three graduates received diplomas at the final summer school ceremony of the year at High Point college. Dr Dennis H Cooke presided as president for the first time and addressed the class on education as a good investment and character building. Degrees awarded span Bachelor of Arts Science and various specialized programs with names including Bates Billings Brown Cassell Cress and many others from High Point and surrounding areas.
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High Point College
Dennis H. Cooke
Institution of Learning
C. R. Hinshaw
Frances Dearman
Henry Ridenhour
P. E. Lindley
Cooke
Hinshaw
Dr. Cooke
Glenn Calvin Bates
High Point
Roscoe L. Billings, Jr
Elbert Ralph Brown
High
Asheboro
Billie Hancock Lyndon
Thomasville
George Earl Lyndon, Jr
Gren M
Macy
Miami
Fla
Harry Mayo Matthews
Max Livingston Meeks
Margaret Butler McCollum
Mayodan
Glenn Reeves McCulley
Lenoir
John Silas Oakley
Farmington
Neida Christine Pope
Cana
Mary Kallam Priddy
Danbury
Lucille Hatch Reid
Nell Wilde
North Carolina Soldier Serves in Japan Post
Pfc Wayne T Hall 19 son of Mr and Mrs W T Hall Rt 3 High Point NC is Chief of Survey in B Battery 82nd Field Artillery Battalion First Cavalry Division at Camp Whittington Kagehara Japan. He worked for Tomlinson's of High Point before enlisting.
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Japan
Wayne T. Hall
W. T. Hall
Rt. 3
High Point
North Carolina
82Nd Field Artillery Battalion
First Cavalry Division
Camp Whittington
Kagehara
Tomlinson’s
Death Takes R V Weston of Deep River
Roddy Victor Weston 71 retired Deep River resident died unexpectedly at home Friday at 1 30 pm after 18 months of declining health. Born March 15 1878 in Iredell County he was survived by his widow four sons and five daughters. Funeral at Deep River Friends Meeting House Sunday with burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Body returned to residence Saturday at 5 pm
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Roddy Victor
Tom) Weston
Deep River
High Point
Iredell County
N. C
William Sidney
Celinda Catherine Heffner Weston
Elizaeth Jane Welch
Deep River Friends Meeting
Myrtle Desk Company
Columbia Panel Company
Thomasville
R. V. Weston
William Marion Weston
Edgar A. Weston
Mayodan
Ronda Vanalton Weston
Herbert Ellsworth Weston
Savannah
Bob Shell
Lenoir
Deep River Friends
Quality Homes to Build 18 New College Heights Units
Quality Built Homes Inc of High Point announced FHA commitments for 18 new residences on E Lexington Avenue as part of the College Heights Development. J Robert Connor, contractor, said work starts next week. Total commitments rise to 29 homes with 11 nearing completion and each with a $6 350 figure.
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Quality Built Homes, Inc
High Point
FHA
College Heights
Lexington Avenue
J. Robert Connor
Water shut off on Prospect Street for four hours
A small area beyond the Carolina Container plant on Prospect Street will have no water for about four hours tomorrow morning. The outage, caused by a tie-in to the city main for a sprinkler system, will begin at eight o'clock at the city limits and end around noon.
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Carolina Container
Prospect Street
Flower club gift boosts crippled children's care in High Point
Crippled children in High Point receive $200 more in the city health department fund from the dissolved Flower club of Thomas Mills. The treasury money is turned over to the crippled children's division to buy braces and shoes for less fortunate youngsters.
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High Point
City Health Department
Thomas Mills
Crippled Children’s Division
Health Department
Mary Louise Hasty
The
Five Nabbed on Larceny Charges Here Early Today
Five people including two 16 year olds were jailed on larceny charges after four were caught at the A and P on South Main attempting to steal bread. Names include Ralph Myers 20 Fay Robinson 40 Thomas W Abee 16 and Carthrell Cothran 21 with one juvenile facing five charges. A 13 year old accomplice was turned over to welfare authorities after involvement with Sloop Motor Company thefts.
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South Main
Ralph Myers
East
Sell Street
Fay Robinson
Clara Co
Thomas W. Abee
West Green
Carthrell Cothran
Kearns
Donnie D. Garner
Route 5
Sloop Motor Company
Garner
Thomasville
Davidson County
Sloop
Five Negroes Arrested On Card Counts
Thomasville report details a raid at 315 Turner street on Juanita Carr alias Juanita Gordon leading to five men charged with gambling and Carr charged with operating a gambling house. Men Harris Kearns Freddie Smith Willis Jones James Gordon and James Oates bonded. Carr released on $250 bond. All cases set for September 9.
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Thomasville
Juanita Carr
Juanita Gordon
Turner Street
Recorder's Court
Harris Kearns
Oak Street
Freddie Smith
High Street
Willis Jones
Lake Street
James Gordon
James Oates
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Guilford
Madame Kay
Thomasville Highway
ASCO
Clinard Milling CO
Johns-Manville
Willis Park
G.n.c
Walgreen's
Guilford Optical CO
ICE Delivery Company
West Broad St
Max Bones
R.R. Station
Grubbs
Winston Road
DIAL
Freddie Stewart
June Pressier
Thunder Mountain
Tim Holt
Pluto Cartoon
Robert Jordan
Ralph Brown
Madalyn Hudson
Paul Cassell
Grant Neville
Neil McDaniel
Ardenal Haney
Max Meeks
George Brown
Roscoe Billings
Wayne Hoover
Bonelli Canupp
Bill Holton
Charles Rice
Ralph Copley
Raymond Wise
Howard Medlin
Charles Saunders
Roy Holder
Erdman Allman
Legrand High
Bob Ingram
Charles Collins
Carlyle Griffith
Clarence Quinn
Glenn Bates
Ruby Amos
William Henderson
Harold Weaver
John Robertson
Enterprise
Byrd
Guilford County
City of
Herman Gregory
Elaine Wilson Gregory
W. Nash
Boone Coal CO
Corner English & Ward Sts
Iillman
William Allen Holton
Jack Horney
Farmer
Robert Thomas Jordan, Jr
Howard Wallace Madlin
Joe Harrington Melvin
Fayetteville
Bartley E. Robbins
Winston-Salem
John Luther Robertson
Charles Kelly Saunders
Joseph Edward Yeage
Gilbert Luther Arthur
Morehead City
Charles Allen Warner, Jr
Lois Hoover Camp
B. S
Robert Lee Ingram, Jr
Charles R. Collins, Jr
Daniel David Drew
Muskogee
Okla
Charles Grayson Guyer
Harold Wayne Hoover
James Melvin Minter
Draper
Grantier L. Neville
Joseph H. Sheets, Jr
Charles Lee Tice
Death
Quality Homes
Prospect St
Lewis Fh
Wrenn
Cecil
Office Equipment CO
Monark
Monark Shade Co
Security Bank
Marshall E. Ginsburg
Optometrist
N. Main St
Alexander
RITZ
Ride
Ryder
Jim Bannon
High Point Laundry
Baldwin-Hill Black
Dixie Insulation CO
Wrecker Service—Road Service
General Auto Repairing
the Snow Lumber Co
Ty Sots Dag Lumber Company
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