Slaying of Mrs Jones Leads to Murder Charge
Wright W. Jones, 58, admits killing his wife with a hatchet and knife in their Greensboro home at 1507 North Hamilton Street. He was guarded at Memorial hospital with razor wounds after a murder warrant was issued. coroner calls it a murder. Mrs Jones, 55, died from two deep chest wounds. Their children Wendell and Celeste Jones reported the scene and funeral plans were announced.
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Wright W. Jones
Memorial Hospital
Tir
North
Hamilton Street
Jones
Wendell
Celeste
Guilford County
W. W. Harvey
Harvey
Mr. Jones
P. B. Davis
Dr. Davis
Captain Johnson
Central Friends Church
Cecil Haworth
Springfield Cemetery
Sechrest
Randolph County
Central Friends
Leora Ruth Millikan
Jesse H
Maggie Rogers Millikan
City allocates oil and kerosene across High Point communities
High Point officials and local oil dealers move to ease the oil and kerosene shortage with a staggered distribution plan. D. D. Arden offers his truck to dispense fuel at multiple sites including Brentwood and Clara Cox apartments, with kerosene at 18 cents and fuel oil at 17 cents per gallon and a 10 gallon limit per person.
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High Point
T. E. Hinson
D. D. Arden
Th Southern Oil Company
Arden
Brentwood
Hinson
Clara Cox
Daniel Brooks
Post Office
Grimes Street
Chamber of Commerce
Church and
North Main
Cloverdale
City School
English Street
Centennial and
Montlieu Avenues
Almetta Brooks Assumes Public Information Role in Winston-Salem
Almetta Brooks formerly a High Point College instructor and Enterprise reporter took over as public information secretary for the Community Chest in Winston-Salem. She will publicize Chest activities, after a career in journalism and public information roles including Indianapolis Times and Republic Aviation experience.
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Almetta
Cookie) Brooks
High Point College
Enterprise
Community Chest
Winston-Salem
Brooks
The
High Point
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis
Ind
Republic Aviation
Evansville
Ill
Lincolnton High School
George Peabody College
Nashville
Household Tragedy Sparks Investigation Into Suspect Death
Officers found a blood-stained hatchet near Mrs. Jones body and a 12-inch butcher knife in the kitchen. Blood-stained razor blades littered the house as Captain W. C. Johnson led the probe and described efforts to determine the sequence of events.
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Mrs. Jones
W. C. Johnson
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Alice Lindsay Held at Mt Zion
Mrs. Alice Lindsay died after an extended illness on Thomasville Rt. 2. Last rites were conducted Wednesday at 3 p.m. Rev. T. R. York presided. A vocal trio and pianist performed hymns. Pallbearers and flowers were arranged by relatives. interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Alice Lindsay
Mt. Zion Pilgrim Church
T. R. York
Arvin Bryant
Ruth Eddinger
Hazel Nifong
Elvida Black
Jesus
Othela Meddaugh
Carl Trotter
Walter Freedle
Fred Curry
Percy Harris
C. H. Curry, Jr
Oil Company Names and Agency Representatives
Kennedy Oil Company and Standard Oil figure J H McCall are mentioned alongside R B Gantt of Piedmont Oil Company Horace Gilderton of the Sinclair agency and Cy Roach of the Southern Oil Company in connection with industry dealings.
Car Owners Urged to Buy State License Tags Early
Thelma H. Ryan of the Carolina Motor Club High Point warns more than 7 000 owners risk a last minute rush as January ends. By mid month 9 837 state plates, 1 568 truck plates, and 525 trailer plates were sold, higher than last year. Renters are reminded to purchase city plates with state licenses. office hours are weekdays 9 to 4 and Saturday 9 to 12.
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Thelma H. Ryan
High Point
Carolina Motor Club
Ryan
Casadesus Pleases High Point Audience In Piano Recital
The High Point Community Concert Association presented French pianist Casadesus in a program blending early harpsichord works by Rameau and Scarlatti with Beethoven and Chopin, followed by Debussy Chabrier and Ravel. Critics praised his restrained style, tonal control and faithful respect for classical form. The report notes the Milan cathedral houses about 3,500 statues, with 40 damaged in World War II.
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Robert Casadesus
Community Concert Association
High Point
High Point Community Concert Association
Casadesus
Rameau
Scarlatti
Beethoven
Conservatory
Chopin
Debussy
Chabrier
Ravel
Milan
Italy
Fires Claim Two Men In Wilmington
Wilmington reports a fatal fire at Mimosa Place apartment killing William Harris 60 son of former Judge George Harris. Firemen could not determine the cause. A second death followed a day earlier when William N Quinlivan 30 dairy manager died in a separate blaze.
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Wilmington
William Harris
George Harris
Mimosa Place
William N. Quinlivan
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