Patent Trial In 2nd Week In Hosiery Case
The U S Middle District Court in Greensboro enters a second week of testimony over three hosiery toe closure patents. Plaintiffs Adams Millis Bear Brand Hosiery Getaz Rice Hartsee Marlette Dale and others press claims of infringement while defendants Silver Knit Melrose Crown Harriss Covington Amos Mills and Lemco Hosiery defend patent validity. Judge L Richardson Preyer presides.
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Greensboro
U.S. Middle District Court
Boyles
James Getaz
Virginia
Raymond Rice
Adams- Millis
Charles Hartsee
Galey Marlette
Sam Dale
Adams Millis
Bear Brand Hosiery
Illinois
Getar
Frank Delong
Melrose
Crown
Harriss & Cov
Ington
Amos Hosiery Mills
High Point
Lemco Hosiery Co
Burlington
L. Richardson Preyer
Weekend thefts hit three firms in High Point
Police investigated several break ins over the weekend at Southern Seating Northwood Curb Market and General Steel in High Point. Northwood Curb Market owner Charles Wiley reported about $7 stolen from a front door break in. General Steel foreman C D Reagan said a storage room lock was pried and a candy machine taken. High Point Machinery reported attempted entry with damage to a front door and two smashed windows. Southern Seating owner Sheldon Garrell reported two vending machines opened. Also four hub caps were stolen from Lyles Chevrolet used car lot for $12.
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Southern Seating
Northwood Curb Market
General Steel
Charles Wiley
C. D. Reagan
Courtesy Road Establishment
David Smith
High Point Machinery Co
Ennis Street
Sheldon Garrell
Southern Seating Co
Lyles Chevrolet
Significance Of Lenten Season Cited In Sermon
Dr Martin Niemoller of Wise day told Wesley Memorial Methodist Church that the Jews of Jesus baden Germany longed for a Messiah but did not accept Jesus as Messiah because their lives would change. He said the season calls study of Christ trial and death and urged love for enemies. Niemoller, a WWII U boat commander later pastor, warned Christ cannot be merely beautiful thoughts. He spoke at Duke University yesterday.
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Martin Niemeller
Jesus
Baden
Germany
Wesley Memorial
Methodist Church
Caiphas
Dr. Niemoller
Christ
John
Niemoller
Low Jesus
Berlin-Dahlem
Hitler
Sachsenhausen
Dachau
Niemel
Rer
Duke University
Yester
Collision Demolishes Auto at Elm Street Intersection
Police report a wreck at the Elm Street and English Road intersection at 9 09 a m as a truck driven by Allen from Elm Street and English Road left turned and struck a car driven by Donald Eugene Short. The impact caused extensive damage to both vehicles with no injuries reported.
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Allen
Elm Street
English Road
Elm J
Sman
Kile
Donald Eugene
E. Dayton Street
English
Haywood Allen Head
N. Main
Daniel Rankin Holt
Rt. 5
Holt
Jane Sanderlin Morgan
Guyer Street
Woodrow
Forrest Avenues
Jane Morgan
Woodrow Avenue
Forrest Avenue
James Fuller Flint Jr
Randolph Street
Flint
Jamie Melvin Frith
Russell Street
Eastchester
Frith
N. Mai
Burgess Harland Coggins
Hillside Drive
Coggins
Cold Wet Week Ahead for High Point
The Friendship weatherman forecasts a cold wet week for High Point with today’s mid-fifties giving way to colder temperatures and increasing clouds tonight. Rain and possibly snow are forecast for tomorrow and Wednesday with 10 to 12 degrees below normal through Saturday before a weekend of fair weather and warmer temps. Last night’s low was 25 and tonight’s low is expected at 29 with tomorrow’s high near 40.
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Friendship Weatherman
High Point
Mercury
Weekend wrecks leave $2,500 in damage across High Point
Police tallied weekend crashes on High Point streets costing over 2500 dollars. Claude Millington 56 Tate Street was charged with reckless driving after a Chestnut Street collision involving three cars. Other incidents included failures to yield, improper left turns, and speed violations with damages ranging from 25 to 600 dollars.
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High Point
Claude McCoy Millington
Tate Street
Chestnut Street
Millington
Chestnut
Winford John Kiser
Coventry Road
Kiser
George Calvin Estes Jr
Norma Cox Fowler
Friends Avenue
Franklin
Carter Streets
Barbara Jean Harper
Weaver Street
Norma Fowler
Carter Street
Fraternity Sets Area Meet Here
Alpha Phi Omega chapters from Virginia and the Carolinas meet this weekend at the Sheraton Hotel hosted by High Point College. Dr. James W. Butler leads the conference with Ed Andrews as chairman and Lew Grimes as program chair. Key speakers include William S. Roth and Joseph Scanlon as sessions run Saturday workshops followed by a banquet and dance with Sunday activities including a president’s breakfast services and planning meetings.
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Alpha Phi Omega
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
High Point College
James W. Butler
East Carolina College
Ed Andrews
Lynchburg
Lew Grimes
Cary
William S. Roth
Atlanta
Joseph Scanlon
Kansas City
Aft
Construction At $58,000 For Week
Building permits issued last week total $58,500 in new construction and $12,125 in repair work. Major new permit goes to Toussaint L Overture Lodge for a $30,000 building at 1209 E Wash with additional grants to Jake Stephens Benny Braica Jr Henry Shavitz and E B Simpson for homes and a duplex on Garrison Williams Louise and Graves.
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Toussaint L'Ouverture Lodge
E. Wash
Jake Stephens
Garrison Street
Benny Braica Jr
Williams St
Henry Shavitz
Lions Drive Nets 1300 Eye Wills For Eye Bank
Local Lions clubs report 1300 eye wills collected in a month long campaign ending last Saturday. Dr. Howard Jarkell, chairman, says the High Point drive for the North Carolina Eye Bank in Winston Salem is the state’s most successful. Lions clubs from High Point Union Hill Oak View and Archdale Trinity participated.
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Howard Jarkell
Idrive
High Point
North Carolina
Defendants Absent At Trials In Thomasville Court
A light docket in Recorder's Court saw many cases continued as defendants failed to appear. Marie C Harris of Whikery Chapel Road High Point appeared for speeding 90 mph in a 60 mph zone. Judge L Roy Hughes warned of automatic license loss on conviction and fined her $50 plus costs.
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Thomasville
Recorder's Court
High Point
Marie C. Harris
Whikery Chapel Road
L. Roy Hughes
Mrs Inez Easom Wampler 58 Dies at Home
Mrs Inez Easom Wampler 58 wife of C W Wampler died at 810 Woodbury Street at 3 30 a m after six months of declining health She was born November 11 1904 in Smithfield and moved to High Point 29 years ago She was a Wood lawn Baptist Church member and taught in the Sunday School Class Surviving are six stepdaughters two brothers Rev J R Easom and Rev Glenn Easom and a sister Miss Mary Lottie Easom Funeral arrangements are pending with Koonce Funeral Home.
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Inez Easom Wampler
C. W. Wampler
Woodbury St
Wampler
Smithfield
Dalma E
Valeria V. Gulley Easom
High Point
Johnson County
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Rebecca K. Wampler
Wilson Newman
Charles Waller
Fries, Va
Joe R. Morris
Pulaski
Elwan Greene
Westerly, R. 1
Hallie Wampler
JR. Easom
Rocky Mount
Glenn Easom
Gastonia
Mary Lottie Easom
Koonce Funeral Home
Library Staff To Attend County Meeting
Thomasville library will close tomorrow morning for a county library staff meeting in Lexington. Miss Mary Lee Crouse says the library will open at 12 noon and stay open until the usual 5 30 p.m. closing.
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Thomasville
Lexington
Mary Lee Crouse
GOP Executive Committee Warns of Independent Candidacy Risk
The executive committee of the GOP declares unsponsored candidates for City Council risk defeat and expense, vows support for officials running under the party banner, and frames independents as efforts to divide the party ahead of the 1963 High Point municipal election. Floyd Mehan is named as mayoral candidate. others may file independently at their own risk.
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Floyd Mehan
GOP
Republican Party
High Point
Republican Executive Committee
Purse theft and multiple arrests reported in Thomasville
Sheriff's deputies received a report of a purse stolen from a Davidson County residence during the night. Clyde Fullbright, 51, of Claremont, was arrested for a liquor law violation and posted bond for a March 11 Recorder's Court. Russell Martin, 24, was jailed for driving drunk and prohibition violation, with bond set for March 11. Roscoe Wright, 38, faced assault with a deadly weapon, bond $200 for trial. Police also responded to a fight on Douglas Drive after Robert Thomas was found injured and declined to sign a warrant.
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Thomasville
Fred King
Davidson County
Clyde Owen Fullbright
Rt. 1
Claremont
Recorder's Court
Russell Denver Martin
Lexington Avenue
Roscoe Wright
South Street
Sandy Clark
Ensley Street
Wright
Douglas
Robert Lee Thomas
Thomas
Democrats Plan Township Convention and Workshop in High Point
High Point Democrats announce a Saturday Township Convention at the City-County Building with a 12 30 p m registration, a 2 p m workshop, and a Sky Room dinner rally featuring Mayor Carson Stout on High Point history. Activities include film viewing, group discussions, and social events.
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High Point Democrats
Southern Furniture Exposition
Carson Stout
High Point
Young Democratic Club
High Point College Ydc
Democratic Women’s Organization
Stout
Bank Announces Two Story Addition and Front Renovation
THOMASVILLE The Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. adds a two story expansion extending 52 feet deeper onto Salem Street. Remodeling of the front portion begins with equipment moved in over the weekend. Entry will be from the parking area on Thomas Street as workers upgrade from floor to ceiling to offer larger, more attractive facilities for customers.
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Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Salem Street
Thomas Street
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Joe Brown
Enterprise
James Ledwell
Ledwell
Adams-Millis
Robert Boyles
Short
High Point Enterprise
Barbara Harper
Woodrow Wilson Mashburn
Broad Street
Mashburn
Ralph Henry Lewis Jr
Runyon Street
Lewis
James David Jones
Reed Street
Jones
Taylor Street
Hulda Street
A. N. Main Street
Edgar Lee Kimmons
Anderson Place
Ford Foundation
Walter Crissman
Claude Kitch Josey
Sellers
W. Washington Drive
Hayden Place
N. Elm Street
George
Dean
Urey
Dick Swaim
Bloodmobile
YWCA
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