Romeo In Name Only
Detroit man Calvin Watson 40 received court permission to change his name to Romeo after friends called him Romeo He disclosed his wife will not change her name to Juliet as they are divorced and he plans to keep Romeo in name
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1955
Page
10
Detroit man Calvin Watson 40 received court permission to change his name to Romeo after friends called him Romeo He disclosed his wife will not change her name to Juliet as they are divorced and he plans to keep Romeo in name
Real estate transfers record numerous deeds in High Point Township with multiple buyers and sellers. Transactions include H S Ragan Jr to B N penels mah and others to Robert Ted Hughes, and many parcel transfers across Emerywood Lamb land Pine Valley Ward Street and Browndale areas.
Randall Boyden Henley son of Mr and Mrs A B Henley of 1111 Ferndale Dr was seriously injured in an auto accident near Chapel Hill last Saturday He was reported improving satisfactorily today Dr Phil Davis at Chapel Hill Memorial Hospital said Henley was resting comfortably A UNC student suffered severe head and internal injuries when the car overturned on a curve en route home for the weekend
Thomasville residents will meet at Hasty High School tomorrow at 7 30 pm to discuss forming a Hasty Fire Department. Fire chiefs Lindsay Loflin of Thomasville and Clyde Wilkerson of Guil-Rand will attend.
In Chicago last night Patrick Gahagan, 80, perished in a basement fire while attempting to rescue his mongrel dog. The body and the pet were found among the ruins after neighbors saw him outside briefly before disappearing into the blaze.
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