Eight Defendants Fined for Drunkenness in City Court
Judge Don C. MacRae oversaw a morning session as eight defendants were fined $10 and costs and given 30 days suspended for 12 months for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Clarence H. Thornberg failed to answer. a capias was issued. Two drivers convicted of operating while intoxicated faced $100 fines with suspensions on the condition of not driving for 12 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don C. MacRae
Carl H. Tilley
William Porter
Joyner, Jr
T. D. Pope
Jackaudson
Mance Walker
Jimmie Davis
George Poston
Clarence H. Thornberg
MacRae
Thornberg
Alex Moser
Barbee Street
Marvin M. Murphy
N’ Bruner
Best Street
Weather outlook cooler with clouds after warm spell
Unseasonable warm weather drew thousands in spring clothing yesterday afternoon. Forecast from the airport station shows today reaching 60 and tonight dropping to 40 with increasing cloudiness. Tomorrow should bring more clouds and light rain.
Driving Without Permit Leads to Fines and Appeals
A series of traffic and related cases were heard. Bruner was fined 25 dollars and costs with a 50 dollar bond set for the next Superior Court term after appealing the decision citing inability to pay. Rudolph Head also faced 25 dollars plus costs for driving without a permit. Other defendants include Bill Wood for improper brakes, Robert Tillman for no auto inspection, Charlie Southern and George Poston for prohibition law violations, and Ethel Howard under prohibition laws with six months suspended for three years plus 50 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruner
Rudolph Head
Bill Wood
Robert Tillman
Charlie Southern
George Poston
Ethel Howard
Police Probe Three Additional Break-Ins Here
Police investigated two weekend break ins and a third reported just before noon. Quality Chair Company on West High Street was entered Sunday night with no items missing. Laura Fisher of 506 Redding Street reported her home entered between 8 and 11 last night. a small billfold was stolen. No arrests yet. Sprinkle Service Station on North Main Street reported a break in today, details not yet filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quality Chair Company
West High Street
Laura Fisher
Redding Street
Sprinkle
North Main Street
Condition of Ella Dorsett Health Nurse Stable
Thomasville February 21 The condition of Miss Ella Dorsett city public health nurse who suffered a stroke February 14 remains same as last week when recovery was expected. She continues recuperating at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ella Dorsett
City of
Memorial Hospital
Negro Held For Murder In Shooting
Robert Ross 41? held without bail on second degree murder charge for the fatal shooting of Clifford Mathews 106 Lot lin street in a February 14 feud. Mathews died at Memorial hospital after a shotgun blast to the chest and abdomen. Preliminary hearing set in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ross
West Green Street
Clifford Mathews
Lotlin Street
Boulevard Unit
Memorial Hospital
Ross
Mathews
Three Cars In Collision Near Finch Field
Thomasville report says three cars were damaged on the Thomasville High Point highway in front of Finch field at 11 45 a m Sunday. No injuries occurred. Driver Naylor Robert Harrison 18 of Blackstone Va admitted traveling 70 mph and was cited for reckless driving. Huskins and Mrs Coltrane were cleared in court. Harrison awaiting settlement talks on damages from the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Finch Field
High Point
Herman Ivey
Naylor Robert Harrison
Blackstoner
Ball Park
Harrison
Fred Huskins
Trinity
Ballpark
Huskins
Huskin
Mary Brady Coltrane
Lexington
Ivey
Huskin Auto
Don’t Forget That Parking Violation
A city traffic clerk plans to mail letters to owners of new license tags who have unpaid parking tickets. With new tags due soon, she will compile a list from Raleigh and start pursuing violators, predicting a surge in business as notices go out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleigh
Morganton Woman Named NC Hairdressers President
Mrs. Helen Gilbert of Morganton was elected president of the North Carolina Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association at the opening meeting of the state gathering at the Sheraton hotel. She succeeds Mrs. R. L. Settlemyer of Gastonia. First vice president is Mrs. Ralph Hanna of Dunn. Grace A. Lantz of Charlotte is vice president, Effie Levert Brown of Winston-Salem is secretary treasurer, and Luray B. Hughes of Winston-Salem is assistant secretary treasurer. R. R. Satterfield of Charlotte becomes board chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gilbert
Morganton
North Carolina
Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Sheraton Hotel
Gilbert
R. L. Settlemyer
Gastonia
Ralph Hanna
Dunn
Grace A. Lantz
Charlotte
Effie Levert Brown
Winston-Salem
Resident Of Randleman In Auto Accident
Quellen B Tutte of Randleman was charged with reckless driving after a Saturday 10 p m crash that injured J A Keer of 1310 Bencini Street who crossed Davis Street and was struck by Tutte's car. Keer suffers a fractured collarbone and head injury, but condition is fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quellen B. Tutterow
Randleman
J. A. Keer
Bencini Street
Keer
Davis Street
Tutterow
Kerr
Ed Nelson
Route 1
Jamestown
Pe and
Commerce Streets
Eli Nelson
Brackley Odell Moore
South Street
Johnson and Farris
Pete Lefkowitz
Fayetteville
Garnie A. Martin
Route 4
Winston-Salem
Taxicab Collision Injures Five Children in Thomasville
A taxicab carrying five Harris children and Geraldine Clinard, all bound for school, crashed at Unity Street and the National Highway. The High Point salesman and the taxi driver were charged as police investigate. None of the children were admitted to hospital. Peggy Harris, 9, was among the most shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Unity Street
High Point
Lawrence Harris
Doris
Phyllis
Peggy
David
Geraldine Clinard
Plane Rides Add 160 To Polio Fund In Thomasville
About 1000 people gathered at Red Gold's airfield as five planes ferried passengers over Thomasville from 1 30 p m to near nightfall. The 151 trips, flown by local pilots, raised 160 for the March of Dimes polio fund and brought total collections to 4428 28. Citing plans to repeat next Sunday, campaign chair Bob Steibing noted the drive has officially ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
March of Dime
Red Gold
Here
High Point
Ee Finch
Jake Britton
Bob Steibing
Steibing
Reckless driver bond set after city taxi crash
W Bullard of 310 Warner street posted a 200 bond and was released until Friday’s trial. A warrant against Bullard had not been served. The collision happened as the taxi turned toward Thomasville from Unity street while the salesman drove to Thomasville. Both drivers reported the traffic light was green at the Unity street intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bullard
Warner Street
Schwab
Bullard
Thomasville
Unity Street
Alon
Hasty School Student Arrested for Drunkenness
A 13 year old Hasty School pupil arrived at 8 30 a m drunk and was sent home by staff. Deputies later found him at a service station and took him to the juvenile division in Thomasville where he will be turned over to welfare when sober. No intoxicants were found on him and the source remains unknown. The case mentions a dubious cure for Monday morning blues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Hasty School
Tie
County Welfare Department
High Point Building Permits And Local Arrests
National Upholstery Company plans a 3000 dollar six room office at 601 South Hamilton. General Steel Products at 1421 Tryon Street adds one room for 100 dollars. S. P. Kimsey at 113 Worth Avenue 85 dollars for repair and paint. Center Theater 152 South Main 875 for marquee paint. Dixie Hat Shoppe 779 South Main 475 dollars remodeling. S. W. Sechrest 805 Wallowbrook 200 dollars roof repair. Sunday fires at 218 West Lexington Avenue stove explosion. 818 Hoover Street fire front of house, unknown origin, little damage. Week end arrests include two defendants posting 3500 dollar bonds. EBC Collins 402 West Green Street charged with driving drunk. Marshall Crawford 38, Negro of 211 Reed Street charged with assault with deadly weapon.
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National
Hoover Street
Ebc Collins
West Green Street
Marshall Crawford
Reed Street
City Attorney to Join Raleigh Tax Meeting on Utility Tax
City Attorney Grover H. Jones will travel to Raleigh to meet with municipal representatives about a proposal before the legislature. The plan seeks three percent of the utilities franchise tax for cities, in lieu of the current six percent state tax, with other officials accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover H. Jones
Raleigh
Jones
Herman Wilson
Greensboro
Fielding L. Fry
Kent Matthieson
Asheboro
Wilson
Utilities Commission
Youth Leaders Train at St Mary's Diocese Institute
Youth group advisors from five Episcopal churches in the Diocese of North Carolina gathered at Saint Mary's Church for the first in a series of Youth Leaders Training Institutes. Miss Eleanor Snider of Raleigh led program planning sessions covering services radio programs and youth activities. Attendees included representatives from Holy Comforter Burlington St Pauls Winston-Salem Church of the Good Shepherd Colum ees St Thomas Reidsville and St Mary's High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Diocese of
North Carolina
Saint Mary's Church
Department of Youth
Eleanor Snider
Raleigh
Department of Chrstian Education
St. Mary's Woman’s Auxiliary
Snider
Church of the Holy Comforter
Burlington
St. Paul's Church
Winston-Salem
Church of the Good Shepherd
Cooleemees St. Thomas Church
Reidsville
St. Mary's
High Point
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High Point Leaders Active at State Odd Fellows Meet
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a Kannapolis gathering of Grand Marshall Barger and District Deputy Giles to form a statewide unit for past grands. Velko Jaich and James R. Young of Repiton Lodge led gains, with C. M. Davis elected secretary treasurer and A M Lane named degree master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Kannapolis Lodge
Hall
Barger
Repiion Lodge No. 3
High Point
Velko Jaich
Sth
James R. Young
Mr. Jaich
Odd Fellows
Angels Camp
California
Noble Grand
Hope Lodge No. 33
Repiton Lodge
Board of Trustees of
Orphans and Old Folks Home
Goldsboro
C. M. Davis
Charlotte
Guy T. Funk
Salem Lodge
Winston-Salem
A. M. Lane
Association
IOOF
North Carolina
Harvey Smith
Buena Vista Lodge
Greensboro
C. F. Alston
Concord Lodge
Bradley Wyrick
Negro Cafe Operator Released Under Bond
Thomasville police arrested Willie Sheperd, 40, operator of the Church Street cafe, on a whiskey sale charge. He posted a $100 bond and was released until his trial February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Willie Shepperd
Church Street
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Eagle Scouts
Calvary Methodist Church
J. F E. Ward
Johnny Miller
Lickey Miller
George D. Davis
Fred J. Cox
Garland Wampler
James McGee
Enterprise
Roy Walls
Mammoth
Stanley
High Point's
S. “Main ST
Howard
Cecil's Office Equipment CO
Maln ST
Olga
Stoker
West End
Kepley's Bar
Main St.—High Pony
Rts
Elgin
A May Leeri
Main ST
Center Theatre
N. C
DraMax Jones
W. Mig St
Calvin
Everhart
Elwood
Barber Shop
East High ST
K & W Restaurant
Briggs and Straaton
Immediate Delivers
Cecil
Hamilton ST
Rules Motors
Enders
Lewis
St.Joseph
Dewey Greer, Jr
D. H. Greer
Woodrow Avenue
Carolinas
Key Club International
Charleston
S. C
Greer
America
Key Club
High Point News
West Lexington
St. Mary’s
Repiton Lodge NO
Fox
Ray Wood
Noble Grand R. Dd
Moonry
State Odd Fellows Meet
Negro Cafe
Lee Paine
Eiveles
Ast
A. E. Sherron
Pheme
Guilford
North Main
U.S. Royal
Baker’s Tire Service
Tel
N. Main St
Ite Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Gulf
Robert
Gulf Service
Numa F. Reid Lodge
A. F
A.M. NO
A. Krope
F. T. Gregory
Elite Bakery
George P. Harvey
Wactiovia Bank
High Point Laundry
Hunter
Coal & Ice CO
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