Death of Pfc. C. L. Casey from Korea Battle Wounds
The Army reports Pfc. Charles L. Casey died of wounds received in Korea. He arrived in Japan July 21 1951, went to Korea December 28 1951, was wounded January 23 1952 and died days later. He was 20s to early 30s, survived by his mother and siblings, a Wesley Methodist Church member, and attached to the 45th Division 279th Infantry Rangers. He was a former Marjorie Webster College student and college athlete. Services and family honors are noted as the community observes the day.
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Korea
Charles
Wm. E. Bergin
USA
Pfe
Casey
Mary Emesbeth
Marjorie Webster
Marjorie Webster Col. D. C
San.c
High Point College
Japan
Pany
Wesley Steenerial Methodist Church
279Th Infantry
Rangers
Pal Casey
Southern Furniture and
Deaths and Funerals Highlights From Local Notices
Pearl Lee Beane 50 of 315 Wrightenweet died in High Point at 3 this week. Funeral at Green Funeral Home with burial at City Cemetery. Terry Mich on Smith, seven months, child of Nazarene Greensboro, interred at Trinity. Mrs Nancy Hale Clinard died in Winston-Salem. service at residence with interment Oakwood Memorial Park. Mable Clendenin Peterson 87 of Greensboro died after illness. services at Forbis-Murray Funeral Home and Linwood Cemetery. Survivors include three sons and two daughters. Interment in Linwood Cemetery follows service.
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Pearl Lee Beane
Wrightenweet
High Point
Terry Michon Smith
Nazarene Greensboro
Billy Hilliard
Benney Hillard
Joe Patton
Garner
The
Trinity Ae
Nancy Clinard
Nancy Hale Clinard
Otteray Drive
Eleah
Cecil Haworth
Central Friends Meeting
Es Pallavers
Rece
S. Haworth
Om Sprinkle
P. E. Grubb
L. R. Stewart
Joseph Cox
Joe Parsons
Ed Mendenhall
S. Scott Parker
Oakwood Memorial Park
John Wilson Clinard
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mable Peterson
Greensboro
Mable Clendenin Peterson
Rachel
Forbis- Murray
Linwood Cemetery
Graham
J. Galloway Peterson
J. E. Peterson
Joe Peters
Hendersonville
J. Frank Carrier
Arlington, Va
Frances Truluck
Greenville
D. C
Cecil Mariner
Point
George Cendenin
North Wilkesboro
Esther Thom
High Point Population Exceeds 40 000 In New Boundaries
The 1959 United States Census Bureau count shows new city boundaries and confirms High Point sits near the 40 000 resident mark. The West End fringe area alone accounts for over 2 700 residents, with the map placing the district north of Randolph County line and west of Trinity Avenue.
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United States Census Bureau
West End
Bureau of
Randolph County
Trinity Avenue
Avenue
Situation On Trucks Stable Says Official
The official states the situation in High Point is stable regarding a possible local truck drivers strike. Some workers have been laid off and freight rates are under negotiation with several companies involved.
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High Point
Wiite
Youth Defendant In Minor Theft From Arcade
A youth defendant was arrested on a charge of stealing $4.55 and 17 packs of cigarettes from the local arcade. Police identified Nathan F. Ashwell of 279 Young Street as involved. the case notes his residence and ties to the Arcade Building theft.
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Aces
Young Street
Arcade
Nathan F. Ashwell
Recreation Leaders Discuss Rules At North Recreation Society Meet
North Recreation Society committee meeting in Thomasville chaired by Joe White focused on policy rules for municipal competitive recreation. Attending members from several cities discussed statewide events with plans for future meetings and a second gathering within 30 days.
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Thomasville
North Recreation Society
Joe White
Winston-Salem
Fred G
inston-Salem
Raleigh
Ohonga
Charlotte
Mooresville
Fayetteville
Auto Damaged $700 When It Leaves Road
State highway patrol reported an estimated $700 property loss after a Chevrolet towing another vehicle left Highway 29 south. The lead car driven by Joe Martin, 19, of South Line, lost control as the rear car swayed on a downhill grade causing the crash and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Fight Principals In Corner Clash Not Negroes
Police say two white men were involved in a Saturday night fight at the corner of and Russell. Donald Lee McDaniel 21 of 426 Rees Counter Hoe and 51 of 100 Arch Street are identified as participants. Temperature notes mention near zero and about 80 Fahrenheit.
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Russell
Donald Lee McDaniel
Rees Counter Hoees
Arch Street
January building permits total over two hundred thousand dollars
Onty residents applied for separate building permits during January for an estimated total cost over $200 000. Local builders received permits amounting to $712 085 with city fees of $225.00 and liability fees of $187.91.
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Onty
Thief Tracked After Break-In at Unity Skating Rink
Deputies pursued a break-in artist from Unity Skating Rink to Milky Way Grill after a door glass was broken around 2 am. Clarence Johnson and Atwood trapped the burglar inside the amusement building until he fled on foot toward High Point.
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Thomasville
Unity
Milky Way Grill
Clarence Johnson
Atwood
Keiffer Morris
Johnson
Tron
Meneaeta
Morris
Youths Sought After Break In At Dixie Shoe Shop
Police hunt for two youths ages 12 and 13 who burglarized Dixie Shoe Shop on W Broad Street. A 16 year old, named Hiatt, reportedly led the theft taking $10 in silver slippers and related items valued at about 5 dollars each. The stolen goods were traced to a second hand store on East Commerce Street.
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Avenue
Ana
Dixie Shoe
W. Broad Street
Jan
Norman Hutt
Mancum
Cated Hiatt
East Commerce Street
Hairdressers Rally to State Convention at Sheraton
More than 500 members of the North pea Hairdressers and Association register by noon for the 1952 trade and educational convention at the Sheraton Hotel. Over 600 are expected to sign in as the event runs through midmonth with guest artist Charles Merlet predicting wave trends in hairstyles.
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North Carolina
Cosmetors Association
Sheraton Hotel
North Pea
Merlet
Ha Conn
Deputies Fail To Apprehend School Thief
Deputies still had not captured the thief who last Thursday stole eight dollars in cash from a box kept in the principal's office. The theft occurred as the school prepared for an annual trip to Washington in the spring. The box was reportedly forced open with a screwdriver and contained small bills and change.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Ana Dam
Washington
Sheriff's Office
Kenneth T. Mille
Thundershowers Forecast by Friendship Weather Bureau
Rainfall ranged across the weekend with 1.5 inches from Saturday 8 p.m. to Sunday 10 a.m. reported by the Friendship Weather Bureau and local filter plant. An additional 1.3 inches fell Saturday afternoon into the morning, with two tenths of an inch noted yesterday afternoon.
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Friendship Weather Bureau
Heavey Eee
Leaves Tomorrow Jack Ling Plans Overseas Voyage
Jack Ling of the United party leaves tomorrow for overseas duty after completing 32 months of service. His departure marks the end of a long tour as he prepares to patent new work and return with experience for future assignments.
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Jack Ling
United Pan
Local Permits and Fire Update on City Row
E W Layrs and others listed for road work at Tennial Avenue with $1,000 project. W M Hurley receives permit to build a five room home at 100 Carter Street valued at $1,000. Frank Garrett Pa granted permit to build a six room home at 700 Gatewood Avenue valued at $14,000. Fire at 700 Wise Street chimney at 5:37 pm Sunday extinguished.
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E. W. Layrs
Tennial Avenue
W. M. Hurley
Carter Street
Frank Garrett
Gatewood Avenue
Wise Street
Arrest Negro In Whiskey Selling Case
Thomasville police arrested a 48 year old man after a seizure at his home found two and a half gallons of whiskey behind a neighbor’s yard. He posted a $300 bond and faces Recorder's Court on liquor laws violations.
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Thomasville
Kaney
Embry
Hicks
Hillard
Douglas
Recorder's Court
Hecena
The
of Cers
Police arrest man in theft of polio boxes
Thomasville officers jailed 41 year old Dolan Welborn of 604 Julian Avenue after raid Saturday night on suspicion of stealing polio vaccine boxes. Local police detained him around 9 30 p m in connection with the case.
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Thomasville
Julian Avenue
Dolan Welborn
Juilian Avenue
Recreation Field Leader In High Point
Mrs. Anne Livfield specialist of the Redeel Assoc recreation has long experience in recreation institutes in the South. She has conducted workshops for professional and volunteer leaders with emphasis on program, social, and recreational facilities. she is expected to aid the local department with suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Livfield
Redeeel” Assoc
Livingston
South
High Point
Man Receives Ten Month Term From Judge Myatt
A 22 year old man was sentenced to ten months at mare labor by Judge Archie Myatt for a municipal court charge. He previously received six months on the roads and a four month suspended term for malicious damage. The defendant had been arrested six times and the judge noted prior conduct before imposing the term. Several other defendants faced various traffic and minor offenses with fines and costs listed. More on page twelve.
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Mare Labor
Archie
R.obert Rivenbark
Clara Cox
Municipal Cent
Rivenbark
Riveenbark
Myatt
Morellian
Anto Bill Downer
E. Street
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Pfc
C. L. Casey
L. Casey
Terry Smith
Bruneau Canyon
Owyhee Couny
Pullman
Formval
Wade Haw
Salisbury
Bob Hartley
Shelby Holmes
Durham
Bill Sa
Evelyn River
High Point Exchange Club
Soator
Southern Association of College and Secondary Schools
University Senate
Philip Angeles
Alice Paige White
C. L. Whitaker
Lorene Ward
Dennis H. Cooke
Lincoln Lorenz
Liam R. Locke
Ben Hill
Ellen Philbeck
Betty Perry
Helen Bartlett
Vera Idol
James Fearing
P. E. Lindley
George Hobart
James Pettit
Mabel Reavis
Arthur Paschal
Ben Hiller
E. O. Cummings
H. E. Coble
Joseph M. Wilson
Ruth Steelman
Richard Dale
William R. Loca
N. P. Yarborough
S. C. Deskins
Ada Johnson
Marcella Carter
Alda Berry
Eugene Coltrane
C. R. Hinshaw
James Moffitt
Arthur Williams
Williams Collins
Arthur Withers
H. Geyer
Amos R. Kearns
Grace A. Lantz
Colotte
Luna Smith
Ralph Hanna
Kent
Dunn
R. Ray Satterfield
City News Briefs
William Moore
Kennedy
Vancie Green Watson
Aaron Simmons
Carlton T. Boyles
Charlie K. Albertson
Trinity
Ri Ae
Earl Brinkley Corsicnn
Cneer
John P. Clarket
Liberty
Clarence P. Elam
Harold C. Davis, Inc
Mr. Elam
Brown College of Embalming
Cincinnati College of Embalming
J. M. Harry Company
Okinawa
Knights of Pythias
Wesley Memorial Church
Harold C. Davis
Mort
Chapel of Flowers Funeral Directors
Howell
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