Judge MacRae Sentences Man to Two Years for Theft
Fred Hilton Jr. of Salisbury received a two year sentence from Municipal Judge D C Mac Rae after being arrested in Thomasville for rifling parked cars. An office employee testified Hilton had stolen an overcoat gloves pipe and a department store book from W M Slate following a job discussion. Police say Hilton was brought to jail from Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
D. C. MacRae
Fred Hilton, Jr
Salisbury
Hilton
Thomasville
W. M. Slate
Tomlinson's
Fair Warm Weather Forecast and Local Court Remarks
The Friendship weather bureau predicts fair and warmer conditions tonight through Tuesday with mild temperatures. In court, Hilton, accused of stealing a boss's overcoat after escaping from a Sparta prison camp, received the maximum municipal sentence. additional cases include William Medlin on forgery and J A Westbrook bound over to Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Weather Bureau
Hilton
Thomasville Court
William F. Medlin
Superior Court
J. AL. Westbrook
Eaton
Police Put 3 Charges Against Man
Thomasville reports an alleged escaped convict, Robert Steadman 27 of Salisbury, faces three charges in recorder's court after a Saturday incident of auto prowling on Main Street. He was said to have escaped from Surry county prison camp last December while serving 3 to 5 years for larceny and receiving. Detained with a screwdriver and stolen wallet, Steadman was drunk at the time. He will be sent to High Point police then back to the prison camp to face additional claims for thefts from a local firm’s official following a job offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Recorder’s Court
Main Street
Robert Steadman
Salisbury
Surry County
Fr Red T Hitton, Jr
Steadman
High Point
Tomlinson
High
Official
Record of multiple traffic and criminal charges in Greensboro
A compiled list shows numerous individuals from Greensboro and nearby areas facing charges including drunken driving, reckless driving, no operator's license, vagrancy, gambling, assault, and speeding. Sentences include days in jail, fines, and suspended terms, with several appeals noted and many defendants identified only by initials or racial descriptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rardon Tripp
Johnson Road
Luke Barnes
Minnie L. Meredith
Dorothy
Charles Waden
Cross
Ernest P. Byerly
H. E. Evans
J. E. Warner
Smith
Lester E. Lamb
Redding
Johnnie Davis
Fairview
Dec Martin
C Green
Thomas Wrenn
Greensboro
Jeff Johnson
Gordy
Ben Johnson
Charles Grant
Daniel Brooks
Fred Giles
Henry C. Call
South Main
Dwight Allred
Billy Fields
James Bowman
Caaien
Numa Hill
Coggins
R. A. Smith
C. L. Dunlap
James Ruddock
R. D.morgan
John—. Cog Haney
S. J. Haithcock
Fin
Heavy Damage From Collision Involving Two Semi Trucks
A 11 am collision at Main and Montlieu between Byrd Motor Lines of Lexington driven by A D Davis of Winston-Salem and Ralph Smith of 1118 English caused $5 000 in damage. Davis brake failure cited. No charges in another two truck crash and a single vehicle crash on North Main caused $125 damage to a pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Montlieu
Byrd Motor Lines
Lexington
A. D. Davis
Inston-Salem
Ralph Smith
Davis
Charles J. Davis
East Lexington
Jimmie S. Turner
South Ilton
Hamilton
North Main
Robert E
Calloway
Route 1
Valdese Minister Accepts Call to Carolina Avenue Baptist
Valdese pastor Rev Mack M Summey has accepted the call to serve Carolina Avenue Baptist church in Thomasville. He will deliver his first sermon on the second Sunday in March succeeding Rev A L McGee who left for Rockingham last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Valdese
Carolina Avenue Baptist Church
J. T. Folds
Carolina Avenue
Mack M. Summey
Cire Vows Briefs: Air Crew Assignments Featured
Westover Massachusetts announces assignments for Pfc. Lisi Y. Snyder to the 1600th air base group. Snyder, a High Point native, will serve as clerk and librarian’s assistant after training at Fort Francis E Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Lisi Y. Snyder
James R. Snyder
English Street
1600Th Air Base Group
Westover
Mass
High Point
Air Force
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
High Point High School
Billy F. Crawford
B. E. McDowell
Route 4
Box
Usaf Technical School
Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Merchants and residents listed in North Carolina notices
Name pairs from Winston Salem High Point and Lawrence appear in a public notices item. Cases include Prospect Veneer Co. versus F and H Furniture Co. asking for a receiver and Allen's Neon Displays Inc. versus O C Rogers. Construction permits issued for a two story brick dwelling at 300 Edgedale Drive and a brick and block structure on Briggs Street with values around 30 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Veneer Co
F. and
H. Furniture Co
Allen's Neon Displays, Inc
O. C. Rogers
Pioneer Supper Club
Thomas Thrower
Robert
J. W. Lamet
Edgedale Drive
Universal T. V. Furniture Mfg. Corporation
Briggs Street
Man Narrowly Escapes Severe House Fire
Claude Simmons slept drunk and smoked in bed at 909 North Main Street causing a fire that damaged the home. Firefighters contained the blaze after about an hour. Simmons escaped unharmed and was jailed for drunk and disorderly. A second alarm at 507 East Russell Street proved a frozen sprinkler system at Casard Furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Simmons
Simmons
North Main Street
Hazel Tucker
Dorothy Chesbraugh
Russell Street
Casard Furniture Manufacturing Corporation
Man Free on Bond In Whiskey Case
Eugene L. Pratt of 520 Grayson was released on $500 bond as he awaits trial in the Middle District on illegal possession of 21 gallons of white liquor. Police raided his home Friday night and found 42 half gallon jars of booze under a bed. Pratt was arraigned before U. S. Commissioner Tom Kennedy and held for trial in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene L. Pratt
Grayson
Middle District Court
Pratt
Tom Kennedy
U. S
Greensro
Jaycees Add 150 to Polio Fund
Thomasville report shows Jaycees raised about 150 dollars from a scrap paper drive benefiting the March of Dimes polio fundraiser. Proceeds were turned over to the polio fund and residents were thanked for their cooperation.
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Jaycees
Thomasville
Registration Surges at North Carolina Cosmetologists Convention
About 500 delegates registered at the Sheraton High Point for the 17th annual North Carolina Association of Cosmetologists and Hairdressers convention with expectations of reaching 750 by end of three days. The event opened with remarks by City Attorney Grover Jones and included appearances by notable hair artists Michel of Paris and Vincent Colletti of New York.
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High Point
Lois Marley
Chapel Hill
Nonnie Morton Bissell
Cha
Sheraton Hotel
North Carolina Association of Cosmetologists and
R. Ray Satterfield
Taylor Simpson
American Red Cross
She
Jones
Helen Gilbert
Association
Michel
Paris
Satterfield
New York
Vincent Colletti
Awa
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
South Carolina
Blanche Mann
High Point Hairdressers Association
National VFW Leader Visits High Point for State Meet
National VFW commander Charles C. Ralls will visit High Point February 17 to 19 for the North Carolina Department Council of Administration meeting. About 200 members, 60 to 65 posts represented, with Ralls as banquet speaker at the Sheraton Hotel.
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Charles C. Ralls
Veterans of Foreign Wars
High Point
Council of Administration
State Department of
North Carolina
Department
A. C. Ingram
Ralls
Sheraton Hotel
Frank H. Hilton
James W. Cath‘yan
Military Order of the Cootie
Sheraton
Commander Ralls
Post 3591
Seattle
Washington
Otis N. Brown
Earl D. Knauff
F. Cole Cogburn
Charles T. Myers
Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH
Be at ease with FASTEETH an improved alkaline powder that keeps dentures firmer and more comfortable. It soothes and cools the mouth while reducing embarrassment from loose plates. Find FASTEETH at any drug store today.
City Council Set Meeting as Mayor Bailey Heads Out
City council will convene tomorrow morning without Mayor W F Bailey who has left for Richmond to assume a regional price director post for the U S Government. Bailey hinted at possible non candidacy for mayor and may resign later but offered no firm plan. The agenda includes routine items and a resolution condemning W C Vail property linked to the Wrenn Street extension project from Russell to Mallory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bailey
Bailey
Richmond
U. S
W. C. Vail
Wrenn Street
Russell
Mallory
Highway accident report shows weekly and year totals
The Motor Vehicles department reports weekly highway casualties with 81 killed and 114 injured this week. It also lists year to date figures, 98 killed and 990 injured overall, including 82 killed and 950 injured in 1950.
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Motor Vehicles Department
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P.O
C. E. Harris
Peter P
West Russell &T
J. D. Rike & Son
S. Main ST
F. B. Kaney
Sparta
Lewis Motor CO
S. Wienn
KASCO
Clinard Milling CO
Mee
Ais
Broken Lense
Optometrist
N. Main ST
Meer
peel LUMBER / BUILDING Supplies
BAW
Oak Street
Pani
Cire
Camp Kilmer
Burch McDowell
N. J
1277Th Area Service Unit
Susie McDowell
High Street
McDowell
151St Naval Operating Base
William Francis Flowers
Annie Mae Warner
Winston- Salem
Roy Stillwell
Louise Lackey
Zeb Turner
Vera Milner
John H. Elam
Camilla Mae Bowles
Winston-Salem
Joseph Graham
Lawrence
Shirley Cromer
Manuel Camargo
Los Angeles
Calif
Betty Thrift
Robert Henry Eller
North Wilkesboro
Barbara Ann Moore
Stephen D. Bray, Jr
Hazel ‘Rutherford
Sammie Coe Harrison
High, ‘Point
Pansy Cox
Asheboro
Man
Andrew Jackson
The
American Legion
W. High
Pel Hill
Eunice Findley
Betty M. Smith
Ruth Russ
Comin Seog
State Association
Ruth Sayars
Enterprise
Lacy High
Poser
VFW
Office Equipment CO
S. Main
Costsi Street Paint CO
N. Wrenn
Gilbert E. Marsh
E. Willis Street
Guilford Optical CO
High Point, N
Washington ST
Bruce H. Carraway
Chiropractic
Council
Independent Oil Co
English St
Henry A Stroud
Greer ST
Wright’s Cleaners
Wright's Cleaners
J. Willard Wright
High Point, N. C
Kroger’s
Cypsty Nat. Loy “Bank
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