Civil Term to Try 155 Cases Before Judge MacRae
A civil term opens March 6 in Municipal Court with Judge D C MacRae presiding. Of 155 cases, 64 involve motor vehicle violations, 38 drunken driving, 17 prohibition violations, and 14 abandonment or nonsupport actions. Uncontested divorces heard first day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. MacRae
Harold G. Snider
Warner G. Smoot
Ralph Pearman
Henry Sarterove
Alvin J. Yakley
Lowell FE. Houck
Maurice Knox
G. C. Howard
M. N
Asley
Clyde FE. Leagh
Robert R. Vaughn
James T. Callahan
Charlie Byrd
Buddy Swinson
Ernest G. Lewis
Samuel D. Pierce
Charlie P. Allen
James A. McGuire
Alven B. Young
David L. Byerly
James C. Kennon
Ralph D. Smith
Charlie L. Wilson
Clifton M. Benfield
Dennis Morrison
Henry E. Nelson
Rodney L. Pendry
Margaret Pendry
Mary Gardner
Stafford Michael
Robert Spainhour
Alfred
Herman C. Beck
Dessie B. Motes
A. M. Smith
Jesse R. Beck
Hoyle C. Cole
Chalmers Scism
Carl L. Coletrane
Aaron G. Divinney
Charles H. Williams
Kelbert P. Tysinger
Arthur ©. Morton
John R. Boyles
Willard E. Corum
Herman N. Boulding
Billy Fields
James Bowman
MNI
Dwight W. Allred
Numa E. Hill
Earl Johnson
Charles F. Kinsey III
Rodney P
Miller
F. W. Miller
Louise Perry
Ae McQuaigue
Fred Nixon
Walter Beeson
William H. Peace
Olle Craven
Willie B. Rogers
Driving Case Dominates Munici pal Court Docket
Otis T. Buck of 331 West Russell faced reckless driving charges after a February 19 collision near No Name tavern Winston highway with a car from William A. Benway of Carolina Beach. Buck was ordered to pay damages and costs and appealed to Superior Court. Other cases include George Harris 413 Hodgin disorderly conduct ten dollars and costs Thomas J. Finley Jr 814 Woodrow traffic ordinance damages and costs Paul L Snider and Thomas D Shouse drunkenness with jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Street
Otis T. Buck
West Russell
Superior Court
No- Name Tavern
Winston Highway
William A. Benway
Carolina Beach
George Harris
Hodgin
Thomas J. Finley, Jr
Woodrow
Paul L. Snider
Thomas D. Shouse
Thomasville
Hat And Coat Stolen Off Of Inter-City Bus
Davis Love of Burlington reports to police that his hat and coat were stolen from a rack on an inter-city bus after he exited the vehicle in town. He boarded in Charlotte and noticed the loss during a brief stop before reboarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Love
Burlington
Love
Charlotte
Surrealist artist born in Figueras seeks name
Guess the name of the artist born May 11, 1904 who created the Dream House for the 1939 World’s Fair and designed for operas and jewelry. He wrote an autobiography Secret Life of ? and had early works Helen of Troy and Joseph Greeting His Brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figueras
Spain
Helen of Troy
Joseph
United States
America
Glasgow
Scotland
Hollywood
Heterogeneous Adjective Origin Explained
A concise dictionary note traces heterogeneous from medieval Latin and Greek roots, showing its meaning of differing in kind and having unlike ties. It explains the components heteros meaning other and genos meaning race or kind.
Death of McKinley Corbitt and funeral details
McKinley Corbitt of 219 Gordy Street died Tuesday after several weeks of illness. Survived by wife Fannie and four children, among them Mrs. Thelpie Bronner and Mrs. Gussie Richardson. services set for Sunday at 1 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev. J. E. Melton officiating. Funeral at Haizlip Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Corbitt
Gordy Street
Fannie Corbitt
Thesfie Bronner
This City
Gussie Richardson
Washington, D. C
Clara Portee
Newark
N. J
Pearl Chavis
Beckley
W. Va
Ollie Vinson
Burlington
James and
Arthur Corbitt
Iris
Willie
Yaneyville
Haizlip
Calvary Baptist Church
J. E. Melton
Leroy Johnson
WAAA
William Penn
Silver Trumpet Choir
Greensboro
St. Stephens Ame Zion
Dark Horse Duo Leads Houston Open Golf Event
Jimmie Clark of Laguna Beach fired an eight under par 64 to lead the $10,000 Houston Open after the first round while Jim Deal, formerly of New York City now listed as Houston, followed one stroke back with a 65. Cary Middlecoff withdrew with illness after 16 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Jimmie Clark
Laguna Beach
Calif
Jim Deal
West Point
New York City
PGA
Rice Institute
Chase
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Cew
Child Born Today Expected To Shine With Charm
The article notes a child born today may show charm and personal magnetism in the year ahead. It highlights the potential for social appeal and engaging communication as notable traits for the newborn.
Norman Taurog Birthday Cake Due As Candles Glow
Norman Taurog, motion picture director, is due for a birthday cake with candles on this date. The notice notes the celebratory event and marks Taurog's ongoing career in film directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Taurog
Notable figures and a stage role named in Vincennes item
The fragment lists Vincennes references to Isaac Watts and Shylock in Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice, mentions a chamois and notes a famous American abolitionist and editor. The text includes garbled last line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Isaac Watts
Shylock
William Shakespeare
Chamois
Police seize second largest haul of lottery tickets
Police recovered about 500 lottery tickets worth 148.80 from Rosa Lee Howard at a Pineapple juice can hideout. Howard admitted possession of the tickets tied to a local pick up house. Grant R. Hayes was arrested on larceny and receiving charges related to three 13 gallon jugs valued at 48. The raid marked the department's second biggest tickets haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Lee Howard
Fairview
W. G. Friddle
Grant R. Hayes
Downing
A Co
South
Hamilton
CAP Will Hold Meeting Here On March 2
The High Point Civil Air Patrol announces a public meeting Friday March 2 at 7 30 p m in the basement of the post office. The squadron will cover a territory by air for downed crafts and cadets will learn aircraft radio and engine basics with radio equipment and Army Air Forces aircraft aid. Senior pilots will be on call 24 hours a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Air Patrol
Frank Lambeth
High Point Cap
High Point
High Point Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Army Air Forces
Council Not To Accept Cone's Resignation
Greensboro city council members planned to vote against accepting Mayor Ben Cone’s resignation at a noon special meeting. Cone said he would resign due to differences with council members over state aid to city streets. The council approved a resolution backing Scott on state aid and opposing the North Carolina League of Municipalities, of which Cone is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Ben Cone
Cone
Raleigh
Scott
North Carolina League of Municipalities
Legion To Host Family Night At Legion Home
The American Legion will hold Family Night at the Legion Home on West Street starting at 6 30 tonight. A covered dish supper will be served and Commander Russell Holt invites all legionnaires and families to attend. A new television set was installed and after the meal attendees may watch TV or play available games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Legion
West Street
Russell Holt
Holt
Minor Collision Damages City Transit Bus and Auto
Police report a minor two vehicle collision at Evans and Olga around 7 am. City Transit Co. bus driven by Sammie C. Steele sustains about 25 dollars in damage while a car driven by Sawyer Hill incurs about 35 dollars. No charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Transit Co
Evans and
Olga
Sammie C. Steele
Negro
Windley
Sawyer Hill
Bison Wrestlers Edge Jamestown in Close Meet
High Point high school defeated Jamestown 23 to 21 in a wrestling meet. Key results include Little of Jamestown by fall over Smith at 103, Patton of High Point by fall over Goode at 112, Sams of Jamestown by decision over Sowers at 121, Greene of High Point by decision over Rogers at 127, W Beck of High Point by fall over Kershey at 133, Fowler of Jamestown by decision over P Mowery at 138, Morrison of Jamestown by fall over Kearns at 145, W Ridge by fall over Parrish at 155, Wood of High Point by fall over Whitely at 165, Gatt of High Point by forfeit at 175, and Jarrett of High Point by fall over D Ridge at Unlimited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High
Jamestown
Little
Smith
Patton
High Point
Goode
Sams
Sowers
Greene
Rogers
W. Beck
Kershey
Fowler
P. Mowery
Morrison
Kearns
W. Ridge
Parrish
Glandular fever and its tricky diagnosis explained
The article describes infectious mononucleosis as a versatile mimic of many illnesses from appendicitis to leukemia. It outlines typical symptoms such as fever sore throat cough and neck lymph node swelling, diagnostic tests including white blood cell counts and serology, and notes about recovery and unproven specific treatments. It also mentions occasional use of penicillin chloramycetin aureomycin and plasmapheresis as possible supportive measures.
What causes Lisping and can it be cured
Lisping arises from mouth tongue or teeth deformities or from habit. A dentist should be consulted and speech training may help overcome the difficulty.
Heart Slogan Contest Ends Tomorrow Midnight
The 1951 Heart Slogan contest closes at midnight tomorrow with postmarks by deadline. Entrants must include one dollar per slogan and may submit multiple slogans, entering up to the deadline for a chance to win a paid trip to Miami with hotel expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart
Arnold Koonce, Jr
Miami
Florida
el Commodore Hotel
High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce
Address Your Slogan for 1951 High Point Heart Drive
The 1951 High Point Heart Drive seeks a concise slogan emphasizing community health and fundraising impact. Target phrases should highlight heart awareness, local participation, and enduring support for medical care in High Point. The campaign invites volunteers and donors to join in civil service and public health progress.
Eight Break-Ins In Jamestown Sector Reported No Arrests
Local authorities say eight break-ins occurred in Jamestown area with no arrests yet. A separate overnight entry at Colon Howard Grocery on Route 5 saw a forced door theft totaling about 50 dollars in losses including 24 boxes of cigarettes and various smaller items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Colon Howard Grocery
Route 5
Howard
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