Dog Killer Gets Less Punishment In Higher Court
Judgment was modified yesterday in two cases. Ted Morris of Route 4 received four months suspended and a $25 cost payment after being convicted of cruelty to animals for shooting a mangy dog. Judge D C MacRae also altered George William Parks sentence from four months to six months with a three year term and a $200 fine plus jury costs for operating a lottery.
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Ted Morris
Route 4
Morris
D. C. MacRae
George William Parks
Parks
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point North Carolina
Public auction of Lot No. 19, Block F in Golfcrest Development No 2 Subdivision High Point Guilford County North Carolina. deed of trust by Sherwood Development Corporation dated October 1 1948 recorded Book 1254 Page 155. proceeds for cash with 5 percent down payment. sale at 11 oclock A M February 9 1950 at front door of Guilford County Building Corner South Main East Green Streets High Point. subject to 1950 taxes. legal notices: trustees Owen Reese and W F Stone Roberson Haworth Reese Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Development Corporation
Register of Deeds
Gaiiliford County
North Carolina
South Main
East Green
High Point
Burge
Guilford
Golfcrest Development
N.C
Wm. F. Freeman
N. C
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Lester Brothers, Incorporated
Office of Register of Deeds
Owen Reese W. F. Stone
Roberson, Haworth & Reese Attorneys
South Main and
Friddle Street
Golfcrest
Lester Brother, Incorporated
Owen Reese
W. F. Stone
Roberson, Haworth & Reese
Wm. F. Preeman
N. OC
Valley Ridge Drive
Sherwod Development Corporation
Office of the Register of Seeds
Qwen Reese
Preliminary Trial Deferred In Hiatt Manslaughter Case
A preliminary hearing for John Frank Hiatt aged 49 charged with manslaughter was postponed in Municipal court until Friday night. The case stems from the December 23 traffic death of Alta Burchett a 16 year old girl of Glenola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frank Hiatt
Hiatt
Alta Burchett
Glenola
Freeman L. Hensley
Greensboro
William J. Grant
Putnam
Duke Hudson
Executrix Notice for W B Hutchens Estate
Fleta May Hutchens executrix of the W B Hutchens estate in Guilford County North Carolina asks all creditors to present verified claims within one year from December 13 1949 or be barred. Debts should be settled promptly at 118 E State Street High Point NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hutchens
Guilford County
North Carolina
Fleta May Hutchens
State Street
High Point
Deaths and Funerals Clayton Banks Koontz
Clayton Banks Koontz 62 retired merchant died at his Fisher Ferry street home from a heart attack. Funeral services at Calvary Reformed church featured Rev. Hedrick, Rev. Leonard, and Rev. Koontz with church organ and quartet. Interment in church cemetery. Pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers were Thom asville police and sheriff's department members.
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C. B. Koontz
Thomasville
Clayton Banks Koontz
Fisher Ferry Street
Calvary Reformed Church
A. W. Hedrick
Lawrence Leonard
Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harvey H. Koontz
First Reformed Church of
Asheboro
Boyd Leonard
Ellis Harrigan
Sheriff's Department
Paul M. Shore
R. V. Stamey
Howard Truelove
C. R. Smith
Clarence Walton
Melvin Stamey
Church Cemetery
Isaac Schwartz dies at 70 after long illness in High Point
Isaac Schwartz 70 died at 11 59 pm at his home 1008 Lind say street after an 11 month illness. Born in Romania July 1879 he lived about 40 years in High Point where he worked as a shoe findings jobber. Survived by wife Ida Bass two daughters Bessie and Edna three sons Harry J Easton Milton High Point and David Louisville five grandchildren. Rites conducted 2 30 pm at Sechrest Funeral home chapel by Rabbi William Gold with Rev E B Ershler assisting. Burial in Hebrew cemetery on Winston Salem road. Schwartz helped found and build the Jewish Synagogue here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Schwartz
Lindsay Street
Romania
Chiam Schwartz
High Point
Ida Bass
Bessie
Edna
Harry J
Easton
Milton
David
Louisville
Sechrest
William Gold
E. B. Ershler
Hebrew Cemetery
Winston-Salem Road
Schwartz
Oldest Lee County resident dies at 100 in Sanford
Mrs. Farley Dickens Pittman, long believed to be Lee County's oldest woman, died at age 100 at her Sanford home Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Farley Dickens Pittman
Lee County
Here
Switzerland Extends Full Recognition to Chinese Communist Government
In Bern on January 17, 1950, Switzerland extended full diplomatic recognition to the Chinese Communist government, marking a shift in bilateral relations and signaling formal acknowledgment of Beijing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Switzerland
Death Notice and Local Church Notices for Henrietta Armstrong
Henrietta Armstrong Bynum Armstrong died at 2-B Daniel Brooks apartment Sunday night. Survived by husband Gentry Armstrong two sons George Bynum Charleston W Va and Fred Bynum local four grandchildren and four brothers. Funeral Wednesday 3 p.m. at St Stephen's AME Zion with Hoover's Funeral Home handling arrangements. Interment Green Hill Cemetery. Tent meeting and church notices follow plus a birthday party held January 14 for Mrs Azlee Strickland with guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Bynum Armstrong
Daniel Brooks
Gentry Armstrong
George Bynum
Charleston
W. Va
Fred Bynum
Rev. W. B._ Steele
George W., Joe
Sam Steele
St. Stephen’s A.M.E. Zion Church
Hoover
Green Hill Cemetery
United Order of Tents
Henrietta Armstrong
Bethel
P. R. Alexander
Bethel Holiness Church
W. M. Minows
Greensboro
First Baptist Church
Johnny Strickland
Azlee Strickland
Strickland
Margie Lowery
Minerva Ware
Thomasville
Clem Belcher
Margie Thomas
Jerry McBee
Theodore Miller
John Kirby
High Point
Edward Lindsay
Charles Thomason
Robert McCormick
Lexington
NCAA rules committee weighs two platoon substitution proposal
The rules panel considers allowing substitutions after each down with no penalty. Members include coaches and eight NCAA district reps, with Bingham and A R Yatchens of Lake Wales Florida as committee secretary. Also present are coaches from conferences and high school officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
A. R. Yatchens
Lake Wales
Fla
NCAA
Net Rivals Kramer Gonzales Play 50th
Richard Pancho Gonzales defeated Jack Kramer 6 3 6 3 in their 50th world championship tour match. The victory gives Gonzales 10 wins to Kramer 40 in the series, with Gonzales winning four of the last six matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer
Gonzales
Ventura
Calif
Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Mikan Holds 200-Point Lead In NBA Scoring Race
George Mikan of the Minneapolis Lakers leads the NBA scoring chase with 1,075 points in 38 games. Indianapolis rookie Alex Groza stands second with 875 points after 36 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Mikan
Minneapolis Lakers
National Basketball Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Alex Groza
Four Get Active Terms In Superior Court Here
Four defendants received sentences in Superior Court this morning including Billy Ray Beeson 18 Ralph C Shipwash Jr Mathew Hargrove and Jessie Mae Kennedy. Beeson faced counts of breaking entering larceny and receiving and got one to five years plus a two year suspension. Shipwash was given 12 months after an 18 month Municipal Court term for larceny and receiving in a Christmas Eve bicycle theft. Hargrove received six months for larceny of a woman's billfold. Kennedy was ordered to serve six months suspension on assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill as she couldn't meet a prior judgment payments. Yesterday Edward Easter was sentenced to eight months for larceny and receiving in an auto theft. The Elliott Morrison Jr trial for hit and run continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Ray Beeson
Ralph C. Shipwash, Jr
Mathew Hargrove
Jessie Mae Kennedy
Beeson
Shipwash
Thomasville
Hargrove
Leo Carr
James Clontz
Kennedy
Edward Easter
Elliott Morrison, Jr
Winston Chamber Manager To Speak at Award Banquet
Thomasville Jaycees honor a local Young Man of the Year with a Distinguished Service Award banquet at the Woman's club building. Harry Krusz of Winston Salem Chamber of Commerce will speak as the featured guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Harry Krusz
Chamber of Commerce
Winston- Salem
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club
Jaycees
Junior Chamber
Ill
U. S
National Broadcasting Company
The
National Organization
Thomasville Jaycees
Harry B. Finch
Harold Harrison
Jay Howard
Sports Mirror Highlights historic boxing and basketball notes
A year ago Ike Williams beat Johnny Bratton in a 19 round title bout in Philadelphia. Three years past St John’s Brooklyn defeated Temple 64 to 50 at Madison Square Garden. Five years ago Sugar Robinson beat Tommy Bell in a 29 fight win streak end. Ten years ago Lefty Grove signed a 1940 Red Sox contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Williams
Johnny Bratton
Philadelphia
St. John's University of Brooklyn
Temple
Madison Square Garden
Ray (Sugar) Robinson
Tommy Bell
Cleveland
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
Army-ND series not to be renewed soon
Bernie Crimmins Notre Dame backfield coach told an Elks club banquet that it will be a long time before the Irish and Army renew their football series. He did not elaborate on reports of a Notre Dame Oklahoma series in 1952 and reaffirmed ND’s willingness to meet any Big 10 team, though chances to add non-league opponents look dim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Bernie Crimmins
Notre Dame
Elks
Irish
Army
Rare white quail killed near Fristoe Mo
Frances Lee killed a white quail near Fristoe according to Otis Thorburn of the Missouri Conservation Commission. Albino quail are rare and seldom seen because their white color makes them easy prey and they rarely reach maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
INS
Frances Lee
Fristoe
Otis Thorburn
Missouri Conservation Commission
Thorburn
Baseball Clinics Start January 23 in North Carolina
L J Phipps of Chapel Hill announced American Legion State athletic commission led clinics by the National Association of Professional base ball leagues. Former major leaguers Ray Hayworth and Mace Brown will instruct in Asheville Hickory Charlotte Fayetteville Greensboro Rocky Mount New Bern and Gate City with a $1 registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sev
North Carolina
Asheville
L. J. Phipps
Chapel Hill
American Legion State Athletic Commission
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Legionaires
Ray Hayworth
Mace Brown
Hickory
Charlotte
Fayetteville
Greensboro
Rocky Mount
New Bern
Gate City
Salary Boosts Set for Phillies
Philadelphia reports that most 1950 Phillies contracts include raises, with a few holding steady and one or two receiving cuts. President Bob Carpenter disclosed that the mailings of the 1950 contracts were sent today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Robert R. M
Bob
Charles Plans Title Bout in Washington Next Summer
Heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles weighs an offer to meet Elkins Brothers in a title bout in Washington next summer. Jake Mintz, Charles co manager, said promoter Golide Aherne offered Charles 35000 dollars or 40 percent of the gross gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ezzard Charles
Elkins Brothers
Washington
Jake Mintz
Charles
Golide Aherne
Boxers Open Second Army Championships at Valley Forge
Phoenixville report says P-Fifty of top boxers gathered for the second army open championships at Valley Forge General Hospital with Ft. Meade Md defending the team title tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenixville
Army
Valley Forge General Hospital
Ft. Meade, Md
Highland Container Tops White House In Tough Recreation League Battle
Highland Container defeated White House 32 to 67 in a Recreation League game. Key players included McIntyre and R. Coltrane for HighlandContainer while B. Motes and R. Tedder led White House scoring. Free throws missed noted for both sides as officials Meyers Wright called the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
B. Motes
McIntyre
R. Tedder
Geyer
R. Coltrane
Smith
E. Motes
Oakley
R. Brewer
Dillon
R. Scearce
OH. Smith
Auman
Ostaley
Ingram
Highland Container
R. Coletrane
BR. Scearce
Highland
G. Smith
H. Smith
Meyers
Wright Stampagraph
Adams-Millis
Lot No 4 Block B Golfcrest Development High Point NC
Property description recorded September 1 1948 in Guilford NC as Lot 4 Block B Section 1 Golfcrest Development No 2 surveyed March 27 1948 by W F Freeman. Map Book 17 Page 18 and deeded to Sherwood Development Corporation dated September 1 1948. This record dated January 4 1950.
Real Estate Lot Description in High Point North Carolina
Property on Friddle Street southeast side identified as Lot 4 Block D Section 2 Corporation High Point surveyed by Wm F Preeman. Originates from a 1948 deed and appears in Book 17 Page 19 with recorded details in Guilford Register of Deeds. January 4 1950.
Predictions Made To Exchange Club
Dr. Raymond H. Wheeler's century forecasts were shared at the High Point Exchange Club with Happy Gladstone presenting. Attendance prizes went to C. L. Russell and George Gibbardt, while Jim Younts was welcomed as a member by Jack Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Wheeler
High Point Exchange Club
Happy Gladstone
Wheeler
C. L. Russell
George Gibbardt
Jim Younts
Jack Dunn
Property Sale Notice for Lot 7 Block B Guilford County NC
Default sale of Lot No. 7 Block B Sec NC Guilford County North Carolina surveyed March 27 1948 by William Freeman High Point NC. Map Book 17 Page 18 recorded with Guilford County Register of Deeds. Conveyed to Sherwood Development Corporation by Lester Brothers Incorporated. 5 percent cash deposit required. Trustees 1/17-24-31 2.7
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Mendado
Maye P. Beasley
Route 3
Reckles
George R. Parr, Jr
Fairview
Charlie F. McNeal
William G. Kennerly
Larkin
J. R. Harris
Hodgin Street
Bruce Bratton
Albertson Road
William F McDowell
Leonard
E. G. Barber
W. J. Wall
Hubert P. McCain
Monroe
Route 6
Robert Lee Haney
Elzie L. Wilson
Larry M. Williams
Jonah Shelton
George H. Woodle, Jr
Paul S. Smith
John Ellis
John R. Odom
W. T. Moring
Samuel R. Taylor
Percy H. Ayscue
Noah S. Lambert
Glenn D. Dowdy
Studebaker Trucks
Studebaker
America
Lewis Motor CO
Wrenn ST
ETO
Ns Voy
ST. Joseph
St.joseph
Winston Chamber
Sports Mirror
Associated Press
Beco
Phillies
Donald Duck
Foateres Syote
Hma
Duck
Enterprise
DIAL
West Russell Street
APTS
Randleman, N. C
Best Street
Ray St
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