High Point Township January tax list opens with hours
Tax supervisor Herbert Wood urged residents of High Point Township to list early in January to avoid penalties. The office hours run 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturdays with January the only month open Saturdays. Penalties include a 1 percent late fee in February and a 10 percent listing penalty if January is missed. Tax listing locations include Deep River and Jamestown Township sites and Greensboro courthouse listing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wood
High Point Township
An. i
Jamestown Township
Deep River Township
Davidson and
Randolph County
High Point
Wood
Greensboro
Dale W. Marshall
Whitt
F. A. Carroll
J. W. Frazier
Pegg
Marshall
Deep River
C. C. Moran
Jamestown
Satudays
Auto License Cards Put In Mails
Guilford County car owners will receive applications for 1958 license plates today and tomorrow. Plates go on sale at 9 a.m. January 2 at the Carolina Motor Club office in Greensboro and other agencies statewide. Tags are orange with black lettering and cost one dollar more to cover driver training in high schools. The FS-1 form from the owner's insurer is often required under the new financial responsibility act. A printed instruction sheet will be provided by the automobile club. The deadline to buy 1958 tags is February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
The
Carolina Motor Club
Automobile Club
Injury case unreported to police
Gladys K. McFarland of 110 Chestnut Street was reportedly injured in a Christmas night traffic incident after alighting from a bus at Lindsay and Broad streets. Police had no report of the accident. hospital staff said she sustained leg and wrist fractures and remained at High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys K. McFarland
Chestnut Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lindsay and
Broad Streets
House By The Side Of The Road Evicts No Friend To These Men
Kentucky Avenue residents face a stalemate as a moved aging eight room house blocks their street. The house formery sat at W Lexington Ave and 10 A Highway and is to be moved to allow a drugstore and later a potential neighborhood park. The dispute includes lawn damage claims and Highway Patrol mediation as movers consider options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Avenue
Lexington Ave
Highway Patrol
Cope Fired As UTW Official
Cope, known for leading bargaining in hosiery disputes in 1956, was fired as North Carolina representative of the United Textile Workers. He plans to appeal to Peter McGavin, AFL-CIO monitor. Authority cited through Dec 22. Cope hosted locals in Salisbury, Cooleemee, Durham and Pittsboro before dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radford Cope
North Carolina
United Textile Workers
Cope
Salisbury
Francis Schaufenbil
Peter McGavin
Afl-Cio
UTW
McGavin
George Meany
Textile Workers Union of America
Cooleemee
Durham
Pittsboro
TWUA
Two Contribute To Harris Fund
The Harris fund rose to 135 with two new gifts from J Van Boyles and W J Fraley. H J Rockwell of Design South reported the contributions after launching the fund last Saturday with 100 from Design South to aid Mr and Mrs Harris, parents of three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stanley Harris
H. J. Rockwell
Design South
J. van Boyles
W. J. Fraley
Rockwell
Harris
Youth calm robbers bound over to Superior Court
Two 17-year-olds James William Connor and James Everett Smith appeared in Municipal Court and were bound over to Superior Court on armed robbery charges for the Dec 8 fruit stand holdup. They were held on $5,000 bond, later reduced to $3,000, after prosecutors recounted the event and their Alabama extradition. A 13-year-old implicated was sent to juvenile authorities. Roy Tate, the fruit stand operator, identified the suspects. $286 in cash and a $10 check were taken, with $232 recovered after arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Haworth
James William Connor
James Everett Smith
Lake Street
D. S. Lee
Bruton
Ala
High Point
Lee
Haworth
Connor
Smith
Roy Tate
Tate
Trinity Girl Wins National Methodist Scholarship
Jo Albertson a Pfeiffer College senior receives a National Methodist Scholarship from the Board of Education of the Methodist Church. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Albertson of Route 2 Trinity she attends Hopewell Methodist Church. The award covers tuition and fees to 500 based on academics leadership church involvement character and need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Albertson
Pfeiffer College
Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
Miss Albertson
Robert Glenn Albertson
Route 2
Trinity
Hopewell Methodist Church
Groundbreaking Planned for Wrenn Street Annex
J M Thompson Construction of Raleigh to begin work Monday on a seven story annex to the Southern Furniture Exposition Building under a 1 200 000 dollar contract. The project will add 138 000 square feet and connect to the main building by a covered walkway. Groundbreaking may shift to the next week if delays occur. completion expected by December 1 1958 and use by January 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Marks
Enterprise
Wrenn Street
J. M. Thompson
Heer
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
Detectives Probe Narcotics Theft Link To Clinic Breakin
Detectives push narcotics probes tied to a wave of recent thefts as two men Daniel Roy Wright Jr and William Clarence Brown were jailed after a break in at the State Clinic on E Green Street. Brown inside the clinic surrendered. Wright and Brown have long criminal records including narcotics and drunkenness convictions. Wright recently returned after a drunken driving sentence from 1955. The week also saw a Christmas Eve clinic break in and more stolen narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Roy Wright Jr
Greensboro Road
William Clarence Brown
Howell Street
State Clinic
E. Green Street
Wright
Wright and Brown Were First Spotted By Officer William Brandon and W. L. Crisco
Brown
High Point
N. Main Street
M. B. Leath
Funeral Set Saturday for Mrs Bowne
Funeral rites are planned for Mrs. Marie Woode Bowne 86 widow of Rev H Norwood Bowne in High Point where she resided since 1921. Surviving are two daughters Ruth Bowne and Matt Wall, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The service at Saint Marys Episcopal Church will be at 11 a.m. with Rev William P Price officiating. Interment follows at Oakwood Memorial Park. Memorials may be directed to Saint Marys Memorial Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Woode Bowne
H. Norwood Bowne
Bowne
Brooklyn
N. Y
Episcopal
Matt Wall
Ruth Bowne
Yow’s Funeral Home
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
William P. Price
Oakwood Memorial Park
Two Alarm Fires Baffle Oakwood Cemetery Crews
Firemen faced two mysteries: who set the maintenance building fire at Oakwood Cemetery and who falsely summoned units to 510 Willis Street. The cemetery blaze damaged tents mats and a coffin lowering device with investigators probing possible deliberate arson amid recent cemetery disturbances. False call 5 35 p m last night led crews to a non existent blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Cemetery
W. Willis Street
Montlieu
Warm-Up May Bring Rain
Weather observers report increasing cloudiness and cooler days with highs near 55 today and 50 tomorrow. Lows drop to 24 last night and 33 tonight. Statewide five day temperatures to average 6 to 10 degrees above normal with a half inch rainfall expected tonight, Saturday, and again Tuesday and Wednesday.
Diabetic Driver Collides Into Parked Cars In Thomasville
A pickup driven by Gilbert W. Bailey of Randolph Road lost consciousness and struck the Thompson Auto Co. lot. The truck and two parked cars were damaged with listed losses of 100, 350, and 150 dollars. Bailey was hospitalized. no injuries or arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Gilbert W. Bailey
Randolph Road
W. Main Street
Thompson Auto Co
Bailey
Children Killed in Auto Crash Last Saturday Morning
A fatal auto crash occurred last Saturday morning killing children. Contributions may be sent to Design South or through The Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Design South
Enterprise
Youth 15 Charged After Two Vehicle Collision
A 15 year old, driving without a license, was involved in a two car bump at Worth Avenue and E Commerce Street. Tracy Lynn Wilson of Decatur Street, eastbound on Commerce, struck Randy Monroe Cochrane, 17, of Arthur Avenue who was northbound on Worth. Damages totaled about $500 to each car. In a second incident at N Main Street and Sunset Drive a car driven by William C Ledwell rear ended another vehicle driven by Dorothy S Glymph. Glymph was charged with driving with improper brakes. damages were about $200 and $125 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Avenue
E. Commerce Street
Tracy Lynn Wilson
Decatur Street
Commerce
Randy Monroe Cochrane
Arthur Avenue
Cochrane
Worth
Acc
N. Main Street
William C. Ledwell
Main Street
Sunset Drive
Dorothy S. Glymph
Lincoln Street
Winston-Salem
Ledwell Auto
Marriage Licenses Granted in Various North Carolina Towns
A list of marriage licenses issued to couples from Jamestown High Point Martinsville Winston-Salem and surrounding towns includes Gurney Forbis and Betty C Comer La renzy A Corns and Delphia A Cassady Claude D Legg and Glennie Cox Charles E Miller and Willie Mae Anthony William A Bowman and Emma W Marion Shelby Jean York and Harold E Moss Minnie Elsie Tucker Paris Sizemore and Della J Smith Emil Otto March and Marie Way Whit ten Randolph Docker y and Mildred Diggs Charles E Warren and Anna Dee Williams William Lawson Brown and Peggy Ann Haith Edward E Collins and Opal Lane Mc Millian Melvin Wilson Pinkney and Dorothy Berry William H Manuel Jr and Frances Rachel Jennings Bobby Ray Tate and Betty Lou Hawks Bobby Wilson and Gladys Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney Forbis
Jamestown
Betty C. Comer
High Point
Larenzy A. Corns
Delphia A. Cassady
Martinsville
Claude D. Legg
Clintonville
Glennie Cox
Kingsport
Tenn
Charles E. Miller
Winston-Salem
Willie Mae Anthony
Lewisville
William A. Bowman
Hillsville
Emma W. Marion
Mt. Airy
Charles Surratt
Shelby Jean York
Harold E. Moss
Minnie Elsie
Tucker
Paris N. Sizemore
Yadkinville
Della J. Smith
Winston- Salem
Emil Otto March
Memphis
Marie Way Whitten
Greensboro
Randolph Dockery
Mildred Diggs
Charles E. Warren
Anna Dee Williams
Thomasville
William Lawson Brown
Peggy Ann Haith
Edward E. Collins
Opal Lane McMillian
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Janet Teague
Gib Callihan
Alabama
Winston- Salem Highway
Mary Bailey
Leonard Street
Cipal
Acacia Lodge
Reginald Rogers
G. C. Howard
Roy B. Cutler Jr
E. T. Howard
J. D. McCrery
Paul Jones
John F. Wilson
Bobby Culler
George D. Davis
J. C. House
Cloyd Austin
Roy B. Culler Sr
J. Roy Teague
J. C. McAllister Jr
J. A. White
Poe
Allen F. King
Tyler
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