Judge Hands Fines in Thomasville Speeding Cases
Judge Howard Steed sentenced several speeding defendants in Thomasville. Richard W. Smith of Denton received 60 days suspended for 12 months with a $50 fine and license surrender. Bernard E. Phillips of Greensboro drew 30 days with a $50 fine suspended. Russell E. Griffith of Baltimore was fined $25 plus costs. J L Martin of Winston-Salem was fined $100 and had license suspended for 12 months for drunk driving. Homer Hodges of Thomasville was given suspended sentence on a $25 bad check charge after costs were paid.
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Winston-Salem
Homer Hodges
Thomaslie
Man Admits Hit and Run Indictment in Thomasville
Small a 20 year old Negro shop employee was charged with hit and run after confessing to striking a parked car on College street with a 1942 Packard and fleeing. Police arrested him on Church street at 4 am. the damaged vehicle owner was Leo Linthicum of 104 College Street. Small posted a $600 bond and awaits trial February 25.
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Thomasville
College Street
Stamey
Johnson
Small
Leo Linthicum
Linthicum
Railway Worker Ed Blair Dies After Long Illness
Thomasville February 12 Ed rd Mack Blair 62 of Welbornt extension and retired rail dies at his home Friday following extended illness He was baggage master and flagman for 45 years with the Southern Railroad He was born September 15 1886 in Davidson County son of ph and Genette Alfred Blair He is survived by wife Callie Leach one daughter five sons two brothers two sisters and 11 grandchildren Funeral will be Sunday at 3 p.m. at Fair Grove Methodist Church with viewing at 2:30 p.m. in church The body returned to the home
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Thomasville
Edrd Mack Blair
Welborn T Extension
J. D. Craddock
Joseph E
Crede G. Blair
Paul H. Blair
Bridgeport
Billy H. Blair
James H Blair
High Point
J.C. Blair
Hamlet
Lee Gurley
George R. Haley
Springfield
Christian Film at High Point College Showed at Chapel
A 6:30 evening screening of the movie Go Forth presented by the Christian Student Council at High Point College depicted a young doctor turning down a family partnership to serve as a medical missionary in the Philippines, highlighting U S duties and self sacrifice.
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High Point College
Christian Student Council
United States
Philippines
Thousands Marooned as Trains Halted by Snowblockade
A train carrying about 100 passengers stalled near Bloom Utah yesterday. A diesel power unit sent to free it derailed in heavy snow. Another UP train with around 100 passengers was halted at Milford. Large drifts at Borah and Coolidge Idaho blocked west bound traffic at Pocatello. Temperatures were mild elsewhere.
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Bloom
Utah
Milford
Borah
Coolidge
Idaho
Pocatello
DeMolay To Hold One Day Meeting In City
The North Carolina DeMolay Council of Deliberation plans a one day session at 1 30 in the Masonic Temple main hall on Main street. Earl Yandle Jr of Charlotte will preside as state councillor guiding plans for a state wide conclave later this year.
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North Carolina Association
Order of DeMolay
State Association
Masonic Temple
Main Street
Earl Yandle, Jr
Charlotte
The
DeMolay
Annie Howard Buckner
Tate
Guilford
GC. Howard
Campbell Street
High Point
North Carolina
D P Whitley, Jr
Superior Court of
Guilford County
Local bills move in North Carolina legislature
Raleigh reports light legislative activity with both houses in brief sessions. House bills from Rep. Grover C. Davis of Haywood would outlaw indecent shows and fortune telling in Haywood county with fines to 500 dollars and allow a cemetery plot in Haywood and Waynesville to honor veterans. Senate passes four local measures including Burnsville charter amendments and tenancy enforcement in Hoke county.
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House
Senate
Grover C. Davis
Haywood
Haywood County
Waynesville
Burnsville
Hoke County
City-Wide Baptists To Meet Tomorrow
Miss Martha Jane Mitchell of the State Training Union department of Raleigh will be guest speaker at the city-wide Baptist Training Union meeting Sunday at 3 p.m. at Mount Calvary Baptist Church on Kearns Street. Music by the Elkin Male Quartet directed by Dick Church. Public invitation extended. Warsaw became Poland's capital in 1550, a centuries-old city already at that time.
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State Training Union
Raleigh
Baptist Training Union
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Kearns Street
Elkin
Dick Church
High Point
McKenney on Bridge From William E McKenney
Card authority McKenney presents bridge insights in a column for NEA Service. Analysis and tips focus on hands play bidding and strategy with practical examples for players at all levels.
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William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Partner's Ace Is Trumped Correctly
In a New York City restaurant setting a bridge hand is discussed as Eddie Niles delivers steaks. The hand analysis shows West opening king of diamonds and East deducing South holds the queen of diamonds. The debate explores trumping the ace and leading clubs to beat the contract, detailing the five tricks sequence.
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New York City
Trader Tom
Eddie Niles
Eddie
West
East
South
Kernersville Honor Roll Announces Second Period Honors
Kernersville school announces the second period honor roll with names across grades 1 through 12. Included are well over a hundred students such as Donald Beeson Judy Wricker Becky Brown Barbara Ann Jones and Dorothy Anne Kerner, reflecting wide academic achievement in the community.
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Kernnersville
Co. V. Sigman
Kernersville
Donald Beeson
Maurice Beeson
Philip Berrier
Don Bodenheimer
Shirley Calhoun
Robert Dwiggins
Sandra Dillon
Eddie Idol
Barbara Ann Jones
Tebecca Coltrane
Jane Russell
Beatrice Vance
Karen Weavil
Patsy Apple
Kathy Roberson
Jackie Whicker
Fred Motsinger
Howard Disk
Jerry Brown
Judy Wricker
Jerralene Vance
Mary Elizabeth Roberson
Cary Ruth Ragland
Sarah Frances Warren
Eloise Ragland
Julia Nelson
Sallie Staples
Fred Bliss
Brenda Barrow
Sandra Carter
Brenda Cottingham
Pamela Graham
Margaret Idol
Brenda Leonard
Shelby Linville
Becky Brown
Donald Cain
Mary Ellen Carter
Wanda Duggins
Rebecca Dull
Charlie James Farmer
Philip Fontaine III
Catherine Graves
Shelby Holder
Sylvia Huff
Carol Hull
Bartlett Warren
Charles Disk
C. G. Stillwell, Jr
Phyllis Legg
Linda Stafford
Judith Swaim
Alice Faye West
Max Hutchins
Jimmie Ingram
Donald Jones
Benny Merritee
Charlie Perdicc
Peggy Jones
Linda Lemmons
Joanne Marine
Nancy Marion
Linda McKaughn
Rebecca Nelson
Stoney Motsinger
R. B. Kerner
J. C. Lemons
Donald Martin
Phil McCurston
Bobby McGee
Eugene McGee
Donald Perdue
C. W. Pope
Sophia Ingram
Rosa Lee Nelson
Carol Ragland
Jackie Stanley
Billy Sechrest
Sandra Smith
Permalee West
Sam Vance
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Harold Atkins
Donald Ballard
Walter Beavers
Helen Blackburn
Janet Crutchfield
Nancy Dwiggins
Johnny Graves
Barbara Harrison
Annie Ruth King
Frederick Morris, II
Bo Peep Kuykendall
Joe Ray Ragland, Jr
Tommy Tillman
Andrew Smith
James Stanley
Roger Stockton
Jimmie Swisher
Sarah Mabe
Betty Marion
Yvonne Meadows
Carl Perdue
Jerry Roddy
Barbara Wade
Georgia Rae Warren
Paul Blackburn
Gwen Barrington
Beverly Entrekin
Larry Linville
Douglas Dillion
Billy Sue Coley
Joem Dwiggins
Sarah
Frances Riker
Theo Meadows
Faye Tatum
Wilma Winfree
Dorothy Anne Kerner
Martha Morris
Kathryn Shields
Smith College assigns color coded bicycle plates
Each class at Smith College Northampton Massachusetts uses a unique plate color for bicycle licenses while faculty plates identify staff with the word staff.
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Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Yugoslavia Rebuffed Over Hostile Policy Toward USSR Note
The Soviet note rejects Yugoslavia's alleged equal status and accuses Belgrade of a hostile posture that violates the mutual aid treaty. It cites reprisals against pro Soviet citizens and argues ECMA membership requires abandoning hostility and aligning with Moscow.
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Yugoslavia
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Legislature In Review Raises Bills From State Budget Action
The House roads committee favors abolishing the program and action awaits next Friday. Bills drop into hoppers. major measures include outlawing the Communist party, a $150 million education package, adding an exam board member, reforming justice of the peace elections, and a $7.5 million port authority appropriation. The joint appropriations committee concludes public hearings as requests exceed advisory recommendations by about $127 million. A subcommittee weighs food taxes and cooperatives taxation with a round table planned next week.
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Eisenhower Granted Authority to Speed US Military Aid
General Heads Joint Staffs report how much equipment the United States can spare to aid the Atlantic pact nations against Russian aggression. Since December Eisenhower has pushed procurement and requirements as unofficial consultant for Secretary Forrestal. Now he has official authority to press the Joint Chiefs of Staff for faster decisions.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Forrestal
Nomecesere
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Thomasville Sailor Serves Aboard USS Sicily In Atlantic Fleet
Billy Walker a fireman apprentice USN of 218 Gray Street Thomasville NC serves aboard the aircraft carrier USS Sicily a unit of Carrier Division 17 with the Atlantic Fleet. The Sicily will participate in Atlantic fleet exercises in the Caribbean Sea from February 21 to April 1 and visit Barbados in the British West Indies from March 6 to 10.
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Gray Street
Thomasville
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Sicily
Carrier Division 17
Caribbean Sea
Barbadoes
British West Indies
Sumner Falls to Jamestown Tigers in Twin Games
Jamestown Flying Tigers defeated Sumner High School in a girls 24 19 win and a boys 36 31 win. Isenhour led girls with 13 points. Wade 9 and Brown 8 paced Jamestown boys while B Foust led Sumner with 12. Both teams meet Jamestown alumni for a charity doubleheader at 6:30 p.m. tonight to benefit the polio drive.
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Jamestown Quint
Sumner
Isenhour
Wade
Brown
Jamestown Five
B. Foust
Tiger
Jamestown High
College hoops action shifts as powerhouse UNC tops Maryland
North Carolina defeated Maryland 66-52 as Sherman Nearman held Gene Brawley to a single two-pointer. Washington and Lee beat Clemson 73-70 with Bob Goldsmith scoring 25. Davidson overwhelmed VMI 51-31, Newberry beat The Citadel 49-30.
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Valentine cards cost at least two cents in mail
Charlotte Postmaster George Wilson reminded lovers that Valentine cards must be mailed with at least a two cent stamp this year. The notice came on February 12 in Charlotte.
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Charlotte
George Wilson
Industrial League totals and score summaries
Industrial League games produce scores with Triangle and Amos tallying totals of 21 750 and 17 7 41 at half. Free throws missed include Triangle 5 and other teams. Officials listed as Bray and Craven.
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Amos
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Bray, Craven
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Gurley
Deaton
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Everhart
Grimes
Freeman
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O Reid
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U S Gives Cold Facts on Alliance Rationale
A U S official stressed the alliance aims to keep world peace and denied U S influence on Norway's decision. Lange left Washington with tight lipped secrecy and promised to reflect before making recommendations after discussions with officials. The joint statement cited full frank talks on objectives and nature of the alliance.
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Washington
Lange
State Department
Norway
Recreation League Standouts and Administrative Notices
In local sports, teams led by Hollingsworth and Adams Millis posted strong totals with Ledwell and Paterson contributing for their squads. Official scorekeepers credited Smith and Neville for game tallies while half-time scores highlighted Jay Cees and Civitan. Administrators publish probate notices for Etna H Hedgecock and Annie Howard Buckner estates, and a partnership dissolution alters Autographed Ball Co ownership.
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Os Tall Howard
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Bunch Warren
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Neville
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Current
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Cox
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Arrish
Weather Outlook for North Carolina Fair and Warmer
Fair and warmer today with partial cloudiness. Tonight becomes warmer. Sunday cloudy at times with warm spells and light showers in the mountain areas. Sun rises 7 10 and sets later.
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Guarolina
Cage Results Across Regions From Associated Press
The Associated Press cage results show Holy Cross beating Rhodes Island state 52 to 42 in the East and a mix of scores across the South and Midwest. Notable results include Loyola 66 over St. Francis Bgn 64 and Indiana (Pa.) 56 over Clarion 55, with Western Kentucky and Oklahoma also posting wins. A zoning hearing and local notices follow in High Point and Guilford County.
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Rhodes Island State
Baltimore Loyola
St. Francis Bgn
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Clarion
St. Francis
St. Vincent Washington
West Chester
Panzer
John Marshall
West Va. Tech
Glenville
W. Va
Davis-Elkins
Morris Harvey
California
Shippensburg
Palmer Leads Into Third Round Play
Johnny Palmer from Badin North Carolina led 64-man field into the third round of the Texas open at Fort Sam Houston and Brackenridge Park. He held a 36 hole 133 total with rounds 67 and 66 while Dick Metz stood second at 134 after a 68. Chick Harbert climbed to third with 136.
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Tex
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Dick Metz
Virginia Beach
Palmer
Fort Sam Houston
Brackenridge Park
Metz
Chick Harbert
Northville
Mich
Toney Penna
Cincinnati
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Kirk and Riley Vie for Palm Beach Women’s Title
Peggy Kirk of Findlay Ohio faces Polly Riley of Fort Worth Texas in the 14th Palm Beach women’s golf tournament final. Kirk eliminated Mary Agnes Wall 2 and 1, while Riley defeated Marjorie Lindsay 3 and 1 to meet in the final for the second straight year.
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Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Ohio
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Texas
Miss Kirk
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
Mich
Miss Riley
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
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Dodgers Sign Rookie Preston Ward for 18th Player
The Brooklyn Dodgers announce the signed contract of Preston Ward, rookie first baseman, bringing their total of satisfied Dodgers to 18. Ward played last year with Mobile in the South Atlantic Association.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Preston Ward
Mobile
Classified Rates and Policy Notice for The Enterprise
Ad pricing details outline consecutive line charges with per line rates and minimum insertions. Orders must specify three or seven day runs, with cancellations before expiration. The Enterprise limits liability to a single incorrect insertion if reported promptly.
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