Local Court State to Be A Full One
Uncontested divorces and multiple civil cases listed for trial in the Local Court State calendar. A pre-trial conference is set for January 10 at 9 30 a.m. for all cases ready for trial.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1952
Page
2
Uncontested divorces and multiple civil cases listed for trial in the Local Court State calendar. A pre-trial conference is set for January 10 at 9 30 a.m. for all cases ready for trial.
A 40 year old man named Johnson was charged with possessing half a case of non tax paid liquor. He was arrested yesterday with the white liquor and produced bond shortly after being taken to police headquarters. He is scheduled for trial in Municipal Court.
Paris reports American sculptor Jo Davidson, 68, died of a heart attack at his country home near Sadie village, a few miles from Tours in Central France. The bearded artist rose from New York City tenements to international fame. his works are displayed in major museums and government buildings. He had recent ties to political and social causes, counting figures like Franklin D. Roosevelt, John D. Rockefeller, and Albert Einstein among his admirers.
North Carolina State College agricultural economists report farm residents have fallen steadily since 1910. The current farm population equals roughly the 1900 level while the national population is about 75 million higher. The 1950 farm population is about four million less than 1940.
G C Roff of Orlando aged 76 died Tuesday after an extended illness. Formerly of High Point and Mount Airy, William Charlie Bud Harris, 71, died at his son Martin Harris's Route 1 home after an illness. Survived by a son, four daughters, three sisters, and grandchildren. Funeral at Copeland Baptist Church Surry with burial in church cemetery tomorrow. Rev S L Hoffman and Rev Charles Landreth to officiate.
James S. Conrad, a local Realtor, was elected president of the High Point Board of Realtors for 1952. He succeeds Charles Mendenhall, who becomes State Director. Austin Clark is the new vice president and Alton Stanford the secretary.
Wallace Wade is scheduled to appear in Recorders Court in Thomasville tomorrow to answer assault charges filed by Siceise Johnson. The case centers on an incident dated December last year, with Wade facing the assault count and the woman alleging injury.
Houston report notes Wilmer Mizell recently joined the St. Louis Cardinals from their Houston farm club. Johnny Keane praises Mizell as a faster pitcher than Dizzy Dean and Lefty Grove, predicting he could be the greatest left handed pitcher in baseball. Keane adds Mizell needs a good change of pace to reach his potential.
At Offutt Field Air Force Base the weekly paper highlights a blood donation appeal with the slogan It is better to give than receive. The item underscores the value of giving blood amid base activities.
A federal tax lien for 34 248 57 covers unpaid liabilities from 1950 and 1951 on Frank A Marks at 1210 North Main Street and High Point Furniture Manufacturing Co doing business as Tal Mar Jamestown Company. The lien includes social security medicare and withholding taxes. Marks said he was unaware of the filing and that his office desk manufacturer remains in operation.
A petition to restrain the city from condemning 39 houses and state buildings of the E. D. Steele estate was postponed today to January 15 in Guilford Superior Court Greensboro. The delay follows illness and scheduled testimony by city inspectors and J. P. Jones officials.
High Point furniture businessmen head to Chicago for the semi annual market opening next Monday. Paul W. Casey notes this trip is the first absence in about 20 years for the Southern Furniture Exchange executive secretary. John H. Tobin of the Retail Furniture Association is among attendees, with 50 to 75 local salesmen and manufacturers expected to join. High Point’s Winter market begins Monday the 21st after the cage show.
John B Hughes a BBC newscaster and author will speak at the High Point Executives Club meeting at the Sheraton Hotel on January 14 at 7 pm He has covered the Pacific War and major conferences and will discuss the empire theme his remarks noted for his News and Views persona Tickets available via the Point Executives Club Chamber of Commerce for members and ladies.
A fragment from a historical text notes that one pound of tea yields four times as much beverage as another quantity, suggesting a comparison of outputs between tea and a different ingredient.
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