Second break-in at Southland Factors on Washington Street
Thieves who hit the Southland Factors office on W Washington Street for a second time in a month found their labors unrewarded with all firm money gone and a small cash box looted. Officers reported a glass breach and a partial door latch, with no full ransack. Bonds were set for multiple defendants in separate cases. Parks Director seeks operator for City Lake sight seeing boat this summer from May through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland Factors
W. Washington Street
Irma Withers
Vail Street
Jesse Taylor
City Lake
Police Get Taste Of Battery Acid Lesson From Woman Driver
Mrs Hazel Stroud of 602 Salem St reports that a car can be started by pushing it and will run without a battery once the engine starts. Police received the tale and checked the claim as part of a lighthearted auto mechanics lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Stroud
Salem St
English Elm Auto Crash Costs Five Hundred Dollars
Two drivers Charles Stalder and William C. Howard were charged after a 5 23 a m crash at Elm and English streets. Damages totaled 500 with Stalder's car at 350 and Howard's at 150. Each said the light was green as they crossed, Howard cited failing to yield and Stalder ex curb occurred later on N Main Street involving Ronnie Gibson and Jerry Misenheimer with 150 and 25 dollars damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm
English
Charles Stalder
Montlieu Avenue
William C. Howard
Oakland Court
Howard
Stalder
Staider
N. Main Street
Ronnie Gibson
Oakwood Court
Jerry Misenheimer
Kivett Drive
Misenheimer
Gibson
Founding of a Friendly Society in 17th Century England
A fragment notes the formation of a friendly association in England during the 17th century guided by preaching. It mentions an Englishman connected to the origination and growth of the group.
Thunder Storms Possible Today
Forecasters warn of scattered thunder storms and showers late this afternoon and evening. A clearing trend begins tonight with cooler temperatures. highs 62 today, tonight near 28. Tomorrow bright but cooler with 55 high, last night’s low 39. The outlook for Wednesday and Thursday remains generally fair and cool.
Prayer for Today from A A Scott Toronto post moderator
The prayer asks for recognition that all people bear God’s image despite defacement and emphasizes a hopeful attitude toward sinful humanity. It requests readiness to introduce others to Jesus Christ so they may be healed and reconciled through him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
A. A. Scott
Toronto
Five House Permits Issued In New Week’s Ledger
Five houses and a doctor’s office dominated last week’s building permits totaling 86 555 dollars. Craver and Essick will place a six room home at 202 Edgedale Drive valued at 25 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craver and Essick
Edgedale Dr
Wiltshire Blvd
C. B. Baxter
L. H. Bottoms
Radford,St
E. Lexington Ave
Herbert Ruff
Mint Street
Thurston St
L. P. Megginson
Robert S. Gayle
Rockford Rd
Sherwood St
J. F. Quinn
Heart Sunday collections exceed seven thousand dollars
Heart Council reports over 800 volunteers yesterday and a total of 8249.44 collected to date. Not at home envelopes remain and mail-in checks are urged to reach the Heart Council office on Main Street or PO Box 251. Fund Drive chair Tom Pitts aims for 12202.11 with returned envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart
Heart Aoe Ge
Heart Council
Bank of
High Point Savings and Trust Company
S. Main Street
Rainbow Girls
Tom Pitts
Fund Drive
NLRB To Hear Election Plea For Local Union Representation
A hearing before the NLRB will occur at the federal building in Winston Salem on Tuesday at 10 a.m. on a petition by United Furniture Workers CIO AFL to represent workers at James Manufacturing Company and Thayer Coggins Inc. plants in bargaining between employees and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Federal
Winston - Salem
United Furniture Workers (Cio-Afl
James Manufacturing Company
Thayer Coggins, Inc
Long-Lost Diamond Bracelet Reunited At Emerywood Club
A Late 1940s saga ends as the bracelet valued between 1500 and 3500 dollars is traced to a purchaser in a nearby city. The rightful owner, aided by descriptions and photos, retrieves the platinum bracelet with 200 plus diamonds after a police-facilitated conference. A reward is exchanged and all parties depart satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Salvation Army Annual Meet Set With Speaker Col George H Marshall
The Salvation Army annual meeting at the YMCA features Col George H Marshall of Atlanta as principal speaker. The event includes dinner and entertainment with Betty Sue Johnson and the Salvation Army Band. Lt Col Robert Rose will introduce the speaker and Mayor Jess Washburn will greet attendees from High Point. Reservations via Army headquarters on S Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
YMCA
George H. Marshall
Atlanta
District of Columbia
Mexico
Col
Marshall
Costs Goemae
Marshall Jr
Divsional Young People's
North and South Division
Army
United States
New Zealand
Portland
Maine
Reese
Betty Sue Johnson
Roy Padgett
Salvation Army Band
Harry Bell
Salvation Army Board
Robert Rose
Charlotte
Jess Washburn
High Point
Friends of the Salvation Army
S. Main Street
Do You Remember Miss Jennie Brown of Concord
Do You Remember Miss Jennie Brown of Concord is spending a few days here as a guest of Miss Ernestine Hayes at her Emerywood home. Local bowlers defeat Raleigh team. The Raymond Veener team included E Sensenbach W Sensenbach L Gibson G Grimes and W Linthicum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Brown
Concord
Ernestine Hayes
Emerywood
Raleigh
Raymond Veneer
E. Sensenbach
W. Sensenbach
L. Gibson
G. Grimes
W. Linthicum
Henry Shoat
Henry, Jr
Winston-Salem
R. EB. Shoat
West Broad Street
T. L. Lowe
A&p
Washington Street
W. J. Bennett
Fred Flagler
Norfolk
High Point Thomasville and
Denton
W. A. Davis
Rotary
Carter Dalton
W. B. McEwen
C. &. Mendenhall
Oil portrait by Thomas E Dodamead featured in Art Week
National Art Week observance includes an oil portrait by local artist Thomas E Dodamead. At North Hamilton Street, Mra T G Shelton hosts Household Arts Club with members Mesdames Grissom Ingram Montgomery Sale Womble Hinkle Dutton and John T Ellis in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Dodamead
Mra
T. G. Shelton
North Hamilton Street
Mesdames CC
F. Grissom
Fred L. Ingram
J. R. Montgomery
W. D. Sale, Sr
MH. Womble
Minnie Hinkle
Sam Dutton
John T. Ellis
Voice Cites Family Pride In Portrait Day
Walker Lee 2% year old son of Mr and Mrs Joe O Lee 405 Woodbrook Court praises Mr Lindsay for making pictures look great. The remark underscores the photographer's popular status among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Walker Lee
Joe O. Lee
Woodbrook Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
YWCA
J. W. Lindsay
Washburn
Wil
Lis Slane Sr
Charles Reddick
N. Main St
David Com
Paul Capel
Cecil Street
Bond Guan
Search & Capel
Olga Street
Wilson Quick
Cross Street
Albert Ray Shore
Briggs Avenue
William J. Crain
Asheboro
Richard Tice Myers
Willowbrook Street
Ates
Day
For
Heart Reported
NLRB
N. Hamilton
Launderers
Shirt Service
M. George Henry
ST. Mary's
Episcopal Church
High Point Police
George Marshall
Ywca Assies
Ben Harris
Lillian Weisner
Ines Sowers
Adelaide Calahan
Iris Lohr
Nelle Bulla
Billie Gillespie
Elva Small
Joyce Koonts
Helen Neave
Municpal
D. C. MacRae
John White
Starmount Forest Country Club
Greensboro
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
T. M. Stanton
McCain
Kenneth M. Cheek
Everett Jones
le Gray
W. C. Parks
Winston-Salem Symphony Association
Gray High School
Beatrice Dellaven
Doris Ray Glean
Photography By
Emerywood Court
Services
Horace G. Ilderton
S. Main St
NEW Car Dealer
Lawrence Welk
Horace G. Uderton, Inc
WSJS
Wsoc-Tv
Wsls-Tv
Wmfr Wed
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