Youth given nine month road sentence for gear breaking and entering
High Point youth James Robert Milloway, 21, was sentenced in Superior Court by Judge Susie Sharp to a nine month road sentence for gear breaking and entering. He was placed on parole and given a bus ticket, but returned to High Point after discarding the ticket and claiming it was sold for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Sharp
James Robert Milloway
Milloway
Birmingham
T. D. Stokes
Thomasville
High Point
Piedmont to Supply Natural Gas to Eight Cities
Eight Carolina cities will receive natural gas from Piedmont Natural Gas Co. after the power commission granted a certificate. Cities include Charlotte Winston-Salem Greensboro Salisbury High Point Burlington and Greenville Spartanburg. Piedmont plans a 75 mile pipeline to connect with Transcontinental Gas Pipelines main line and aims to convert former Duke Power plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carolina
Piedmont Natural Gas Co
Spartanburg
S. C
Power Commission
Duke Power Co
Charlotte
Piedmont
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Hamilton Lakes
Salisbury
Spencer
East Spencer
High Point
Burlington
Graham
North Carolina
Greenville - Spartanburg
Carona
Ipeline Corporation
Texas
New York
Duke
Fly For Polio to Offer Free Rides in Thomasville Sky
Thomasville residents can donate to the March of Dimes and receive a free airplane ride tomorrow at Red Gold's air field. Junior Chamber sponsors the event with plane owners and Jaycee supervision. eight planes planned and a rain date set for Sunday week if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Gold
Here
Thomasville
Junior Chamber
Dimes Drive
Harry B. Finch
Jaycee Paul Johnson
Hit and Run Case Under Investigation. Several Injured
Police investigate a noon hit and run in which G. W. Brooks of 2401 Van Buren says a Best street resident struck him and left the scene. Brooks is slightly injured. No charges filed yet. Earlier, 5 year old Tommy Lyles was slightly hurt on South Main Street when Gertrude R. Putt of 700 Willowbrook drove away after the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Brooks
van Buren
Brooks
Best Street
Tommy L. Lyles
South Main Street
Gertrude R. Putt
Willowbrook
Warm Weather Brings Fire Bellows as Alarms Rise
The article notes firemen fear warm, sunny weather as residents burn grass and trash. Of six alarms yesterday afternoon and last night, only two were for fires other than trash or grass fires, highlighting increased outdoor burning risks.
Michael son attains private first class in Air Force
David Carmicahel, son of Mr and Mrs T R Michael of High Point Rt 6, joined as private first class while studying radio mechanics at Scott Air Force Base Illinois. He attended Jamestown High School and Morehead City Technical Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Carmicahel
T. R. Michael
High Point Rt. 6
Scott Air Force Base
Inlinois
Carmicahel
Jamestown High School
Morehead City Technical Institute
Winston Man Bound Over for Larceny Charge in Davidson Court
James W. Rushing of Winston-Salem bound over on a larceny and receiving charge after allegedly taking 250 dollars last October from Cletus Frank. Judge W. H. Steed set a 750 bond for the January term. Rushing jailed for trial after failing to post.
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Thomasville
James W. Rushing
Winston-Salem
Cletus Frank
Davidson County Superior Court
W. H. Steed
Rushing
Recorder’s Court
Lexington
Steed
Greensboro
Kepley
Gaither Smith
Cid
Davidson County
Hubert F. Beaver
George Elmer Jr
Lex
Man Appeals From Term For Larceny
Frank Moore 40 of 115 West Davis street appealed a six month term for larceny handed by Judge D C MacRae in municipal court. Other sentences included 30 day drunkenness terms and a 60 day term for Charles Goodson. Multiple defendants paid fines for speeding drunkenness and related offenses. Probable cause found for Raymond Maynard bound over to Superior Court on a larceny count.
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John F. Davis
Main Street
High Point
Gurney Evans Yokely
Winston-Salem
George W. Witherspoon
Lexington
John S. Black
Winston Street
Daniel D. Huffman
Thomasville
Rufus K. Cagle
Mitchel Renwick
Carroll Street
George
Pete) Green
West Guilford Street
David Curry
Frank Moore
West
Davis Street
D. C. MacRae
Moore
Sterling Boggs
Charlie Goodson
Boggs
Goodson
Edward H. Myerhoeffer
East
Lexington Avenue
Fred Davis, Jr
Charlotte
Archie Bruce Bailey
Franklin Street
Fred P. Mabe
Homestead
J. ©. Gallman, Jr
Joe E. Young
Leonard Street
Paul S. Smith
Bynum Street
J. Leonard
Kivett Drive
Fred Mae Guest
Ed Pickett
Numa Hill
Council Street
Raymond Maynard
Asheboro
Two Men From City Hurt In Truck Train Crash
Two city workers were injured when a truck they rode in was struck by a train at a West Green Street crossing and released from the hospital after emergency treatment. Kelby Hill, 47, of 271 Young Street and William Purcell, 51, of 400 West Broad, escaped with minor injuries. no charges had been filed by noon today.
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West Green Street
Kelby Hill
Young Street
William Purcell
West Broad
North Carolina Agriculture Needs Livestock Emphasis
Dr. D W Colvard of North Carolina State College spoke to the Kiwanis about unbalanced farming in NC noting cash crops and soil use favor crops over livestock. He cited idle Southeastern land for grass and live stock and highlighted artificial breeding's boost to the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Colvard
Department of
North Carolina State College
Kiwanis Club
Dr. Colvard
North Carolina
Southeast
Colvard
Eugene Coltrane
Dennis ‘Cooke
D. E. Caubie
Joe Walser
Ed Heelas
Clearwater, Fla
High Point
Robbery on Hoover Street Involves Two Boys
Sidney Little reports being assaulted and robbed of $21 by two Black boys on Hoover Street after a walk along Compee Street. He identified their attack near Marion Cobb’s residence. police were notified early last night.
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Hoover Street
Sidney Little
Leonard ‘Street
Compee Street
Marion Cobb
Notarization Of Inventory Now Required In Thomasville
City and county tax listers require a notarized copy of a business firm’s true cash inventory. Living in or listing for a firm must provide the notarized copy to the city hall tax office for attachment to the firm’s abstract. Inventory will be entered at 50 percent of true cash value and checked with the state revenue department in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
City Hall
Carson Cox
Uie
State Department of Revenue
Raleigh
Cox
Robert Hill
Baptists Plan Regional Crusade Participation
Representatives from 34 Liberty Baptist churches met in Lexington to finalize plans for the March 25 to April 8 evangelistic crusade sponsored by more than 18 000 Baptist churches east of the Mississippi River. The gathering drew over 200 pastors and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Liberty Baptist Association
Lexington
Mississippi River
the Lion's den
Sheets Memorial Baptist Church
L. B. Reavis
High Point
J. O. Walton
Millston
M. C. Swicegood
Reeds
W. F. Gentry
Carey Davis
Marie Grant
Mills Home
Harvey Clarke
C. M. Pegram
Reid Street Baptist Church
van W. Carroll
Pegram
Carr
Locke to Speak On Robert E. Lee
Dr. William R. Locke head of religion at High Point college will speak at a United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at 3 p.m. at Mrs. E R Andersons home 623 Colonial Avenue. He will discuss Robert E. Lee as an educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Locke
Department of
High Point College
United
E. R. Anderson
Meiv
Dr. Locke
Robert FE. Lee
Cooler Weekend Forecast From Friendship Weather Bureau
Partly cloudy and colder Sunday with scattered morning showers. Tonight remains partly cloudy with warm outlook. Highs 58 today, 52 tomorrow. lows 45 tonight, 46 last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Weather Bureau
City Ranks Sixth In Permits Given During Last Year
High Point ranked sixth in the state for building permits issued in 1950 totaling 4.4 million dollars. Charlotte led with 32.0 million, Greensboro 17.6 million, Durham 16.7 million, Raleigh 16.5 million, and Winston-Salem 13.8 million, per the state reserve department in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Charlotte
Greensboro
Durham
Thi
Raleigh
inston-Sailem
Reserve Department
Richmond
Playmakers to Stage Romeo and Juliet in Asheboro
The Carolina Playmakers of UNC Will present Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet at Fayetteville Street school auditorium in Asheboro on February 14. The show is part of a two weeks tour sponsored by the Business and Democratic Women’s club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Carolina Playmakers
University of North Carolina
William Shakespeare
Fayetteville— School
Business and Deabuatichel Women’s Club
Playmakers
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March of Dimes
Marshall Eginsburg
Soh Gmain Street
Phil Walker
Main Sf
Grace Flower
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Max Bones
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N. Main ST
Hosiery Package Store
High Point Savings & Trust CO
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Malcolm Little
Ted Hodge
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Carl Plate
High Point Red Cross
Taylor Simpson
Elizabeth Weaver
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Office Equipment CO
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Monark
N. Main
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