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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1952

Page

8

Man Charged with Murder After Christmas Eve Shooting

Robert A. Bame, 26, released on $5,000 bond after being charged with murder in the Christmas Eve fatal shooting of his brother-in-law Marvin Odell Tucker, 24, at a Winston-Salem area home. Tucker, a Navy veteran born in 1928, died at Baptist Hospital after the 2:30 p.m. incident. Funeral services are set for Albertson Road Baptist Church.

Robert A. Bame Winston- Salem Obert Amos Bame Prospect Street Marvin Odell Tucker Ennis Street Tucker Bame Baptist Hospital Winston - Salem Yes Avenue Whce C. M. Bame Robert Bam Bames Sheriff's Office High Point U. S. Army SOAS Guilford County E. Fr Effie Kright Tucker Juanita Bame Linda Marvin Odell Tucker, Jr Ree Edward Leon Dallas Tucker Point Me. Sates Helen of Ioint J. A. Ware Albertson Road Baptist Church Billadows F. C. Myers Bethel Tem Cumby-Orrell Mortuary Floral Garden Park Cemetery Matthews Catlin Arlington Avenue Joe Peace Thomasville Silver Hill Lexington Peace City Memorial Hospital Blair and Trinity Streets Bobby Gene McDaniels Route 2 Ronda Jean Moore Winston Road Amazon Street Sampson E. Blankenship Route 1 James Crawford Broad Street Blankenship N. C Charlie Black Jiggs Clinard

Judge Moves State Court Term Site From High Point to Greensboro

Two weeks of criminal Superior Court were moved from High Point to Greensboro by Judge H Hoyle Sink. The January term will open in Greensboro, reducing High Point's civil term by one week. Judge Justus C Rudisill will preside over 20 weeks of Superior Court in the 12th Judicial District during the first half of 1955.

Criminal Superior Court High Point Greensboro Resian H. Hoyle Sink High Point Division Superior Court Sink Administration ‘of Justice Sheriff's Department Justus C. Rudisill Newton 12Th

Holiday Injuries Mount Nine Wrecks Reported by Police

Police logged nine traffic incidents over two days in the city with no deaths. Injured included Adreienne Overcash and Hal Bowden from separate collisions, one driver charged with reckless driving. Other incidents involved drunk driving arrests, damaged vehicles, and a hit-and-run.

Lexington Avenue Worth B. Thompson Lexington Charlotte Kent Hubbard West Ruby A Faith Thomson Worth Thompson Hane Arive Aeton Avenue Palatka Street Thompson Adreienne Overcash Archdale Hal H. Bowden Smith Street Mallory Street Mangum Avenue John T. Conrad Route 1 Weston Mallory Bowden East Washington Street Ernst Lee Harrison Street Ren E L. Sing Er L.os Negro Eee Lee Jack Puckett Seville Howard Marsh Bren Circle Sunset Drive Sidney H. Anderson Rivett Drive Wilson Brodie Thomasville Ward Street South Main Street C. D. Goldsmith Briggs Avenue James Thomas Smith Goldsmith Smith Lewis G. Newton Prospect Street Stanford Smith Montheu Avenue Benjamin J. Lawrence Fairview Street Jos Dan ‘Snipes Adams Street Willowbrook Street Lawrence L. Gurley Richland Avenue

Thomasville Pastors Elect Hedrick Association President

Rev. A. W. Hedrick of Calvary Reformed Church was unanimously elected president of the Thomasville Ministerial Association at a Christmas Eve meeting held at the First Baptist Church cottage. Also chosen were Rev. Mack Summey as vice president and T. R. York as secretary treasurer.

A. W. Hedrick Calvary Reformed Church Thomasville Ministerial Association First Baptist Church Hedrick Mack Summey Carolina Avenue 1Ist Church T. R. York Mount Zion Pilgrim Church

Longtime Employees Highlight Company Milestones

In a 190 year span with the firm, the oldest employee is a 60 year veteran, while others include 76 year old Harry W. Smith 78 year Isaie Des Roches and 69 year Edward P. Wentworth with 34 years of service.

South Ey Me Seeees Corp Ines Ie Ie Canere Harry W. Smith Isaie Des Roches Alee Edward P. Wentworth

Prayer for Christ at Christmas and New Year

A church prayer by Carl Heath Kopf of Washington DC asks to keep Christ at the center of the season and for a new heart in the coming year. It prays for forgiveness for earthly brightness overshadowing Jesus in hearts and for joy rooted in faith.

Christ Carl Heath Kopf Washington, D. C First Congregational Church

Milstead Mail Links Army Service and Marriage Timeline

In Okolona Mississippi a 1943 letter from John P. Milstead a gunner's mate in the South Pacific arrived in November 1952, nine months after Lucile Perkins became Mrs Milstead.

City Recovers From Short Christmas Holiday

City workers returned after a one day break as post holiday sales surged. Police investigated multiple autos crashes and a murder case while foggy conditions prompted cautious driving. Travel agencies prepared for new travel spikes and officials forecast continued cold clear weather through Sunday.

U. S. Weather Bureau of Friendship

Sleepless Student Juggles Night Shift and UConn Classes

Robert Schick works 45 hours on a night shift from 11 p m to 8 a m and then commutes 40 miles to attend 20 hours of classes weekly at the University of Connecticut. He averages about three hours of sleep per night except during exam periods.

New Britain, Conn Robert Schick University of Connecticut

Quiet Christmas in Thomasville Amid Low Crime and Traffic

Thomasville enjoyed a quiet Christmas with few arrests and orderly traffic. Police logged about six arrests, but no one spent Christmas behind bars. one drink charge offender released on Christmas morning. Firefighters reported no tree fires. a stove incident occurred on Lexington Avenue.

Thomasville Lexington Avenue Eugene Benjamin Duncan Brown Street

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