Freed By Myatt In Pistol Case Court Testimony
Robert Burford of 716 Leonard Street testified he has not touched a pistol for four years. Matthew Johnson of 605 Leonard Street said Burford accused him of trying to seduce his wife and made threats on his life. Other cases in morning session included Oscar Ellington speeding Margaret LeGrand drunk and disorderly costs Williams no operator’s license costs Virgil Oldham assault drunk and disorderly.
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Robert Burford
Leonard Street
Matthew Johnson
Johnson
Burford
Moive
Oscar C. Ellington
Margaret — LeGrand
Williams
Etter Stroud
Andrew Stevenson
Virgil Oldham
Senate
Church Committee Considers Property Purchase Plan
Cridlebaugh reported the church's property purchase study, noting the committee may present a recommendation to the congregation next Sunday. The Tate Park and School area discussion highlights the expanded property deal and involved buyers.
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Cam Cridleba
Tate Park
Cridlebaugh
Cridiebaugh
Three Cars Damaged In Accident On Highway 109
State Highway Patrol reports a three car crash on Highway 109 near Thomasville last night. No injuries but over 1000 dollars in damage. Dalton Workman of route 2 collided with Max Gene Lannings of Denton after stopping to allow a lead car to turn. Workman cited for lacking a valid operator license.
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Thomasville
Dalton Workman
Max Gene Lannings
Denton
Workman
Woranan
Uot
GOP Lincoln Day Dinner Featured Speaker In Winston-Salem
The annual Lincoln Day dinner in Winston-Salem with Harve Siren as principal speaker drew near 400 attendees at Sedgefield. Local ticket chairman L F Ferree reported almost $18,000 raised from the event.
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Winston-Salem
Harve Siren
Lincoln
Sedgefield
L. F. Ferree
High Point Players Win Mid-Southern Bridge Honors
High Point competitors dominated the Mid-Southern Bridge championship at Pinehurst last week with Mount Airy pair Mrs Joseph Jackson and Mrs Frank Sydnor defeating rivals by 11 percent match points. Greensboro and Durham partnerships claimed silver prizes in multiple divisions, while numerous High Point participants shared honors across Mitchell Move alists and Carolina Trophy contests.
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Pinehurst
Hi Pointers
Pinehirst
Mount Airy
Joseph Jackson
Frank Sydnor
Sidney M. Cone
Greensboro
E. T. Howard
W. W. Elliott
Durham
Alabama
Marvin Henniston
Ala
R. R. Thurman
Otis Ladd
Cheraw
S. C
Ladd
Pattie Poston
Weth Holderness
Newton Farnell
Chester Ward
Spartanburg
Fire Destroys Building on Russell Street
A fire swept through a warehouse on Russell Street shortly after six o clock, burning for about an hour. J C Bostian, leasing the building from the Ed estate, says it is a total loss with stock and knitting machines destroyed though cause remains undetermined. Firemen could not determine origin and no loss estimate was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bostian
Cry Company
Bastian
Another Dog Mutilation Shocks High Point City
A five month Spitz belonging to H D Agnar of 101 Rickert was mutilated after disappearing from its yard. Police logged the incident January 3 as a canine attack with a later report noting another decapitated dog found near Tae May. Investigators later called a train accident the cause of death for a third dog.
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High Point
H. D. Agnar
Rickert
Agner
Weenatl Tae May
Florida Man Held in Custody After Injury Note Found
Police found a note on a man’s clothing claiming a multifracture injury and risk of blackouts. The bearer was taken to a hospital, with instructions to seek help if he fell or was injured.
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Florida
Pital
Me Flowers
Five High Point Men Enlist In Marines
Technical Sergeant O H Phipps announced that five High Point men and one from Trinity enlisted in the United States Marines for a three year tour. Names listed include Lillian Sawyers of 409 Burse Street and Bobby Alexander Wood, son of E A and Mrs E A Wood Route 4. Other enlistees are Tobias Jackson Embler Route 1 Luther Mahlon Pendry Thomas E Pierce 411 Fourth Street Harold Pierce Trinity and Forrest Denver Garrett Trinity.
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O. H. Phipps
United States Marine Corps
High Point
Trinity
E Lillian Sawyers
Bursetreet
Bobby Alexander Wood
E. A. Wood
Tobis Jackson Embler
Tobis Embler
Luther Mahlon P
Joseph M. Pendry
Harold Pierce
Thomas E. Pierce
Fourth Street
Forrest Denver Garrett
Henry C. Garrett
Firemen Respond To Stove Fire At Long Street Home
Firemen were called to 210 Long Street early this morning to extinguish a flooded oil stove at the home of F. L. Gailey. Earlier, trucks were sent to battle two grass fires Saturday and a false alarm at 6 30. Only two Nebraska cities exceed 25 000 population, Lincoln among them.
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Thomasville
F. L. Gailey
Long Street
Nebraska
Lincoln
County Board to Meet Here Tomorrow in Special Session
The County Board of Commissioners schedules a 11 o clock morning meeting in the city for interested residents to appear before the board on local construction projects. Notable items include W B Stronach building a residence at West College Drive and East Farriss Street costing 9000, J D Green renovating 1547 North Main Street into apartments for 3000, and W C Kelly building a garage at 1803 Welborn Street for 1200. Chairman L C Amos presides with members Logan F Porter Sr and James, among others.
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W. B. Stronach
W. College Drive
E.farriss Street
J. D. Green
N. Main Street
County Board of Commissioners
Greensboro
Meereen
Logan F. Porter
L. C. Amos
James
Kentuckian Arrested In Thomasville
Police held a Louisville woman on charges of non-support of a dependent child after Leona Morris claimed the child had been in her care for over a year. Virginia Adams, 22, faced the complaint and a trial was set for this morning in Recorders Court.
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Thomasville
Louisville
Leona Morris
Oenia Adams
Several Charges Placed Against Driver of Car
A Cedar Lane resident was out on bond today facing hit and run and drunken driving charges filed Saturday night by a patrolman. Benjamin Nance said the 1950 Ford convertible allegedly struck another car on Unity Street and he arrested the driver after the other vehicle’s operator, Carl White Swink of Route 3, identified him.
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Thomasville
Cedar Lane
Auton
Benjamin Nance
Unity Street
Eddins
Nance
Carl White Swink
Route 3
Swink
Driving Drunk Case Lodged Against Man Charlie Hill
Charlie Hill, 28, of Kernersville, was arrested yesterday on a charge of driving drunk. He was released after posting a $500 bond.
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Charlie Hill
Kernersville
Open Bids Set by Local Government Commission
Raleigh reports bids will be opened tomorrow by the Local Government Commission for three bond issues and two anticipation notes. The bond issues include 75000 in Camden County school bonds, 100000 in Madison Town water bonds, and 27000 in Person County school building bonds, plus a refunding line for Randolph Hoke J.
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Raleigh
Local Government Commission
Camden County
Madison
Person County
Hoke
Randolph
Deaths And Funerals D W Jennings 58
D W Jennings 58 longtime High Point resident died at a local hospital after 4 PM He married Lacie Lew in 1928 Surviving wife two daughters and a son among relatives The body moved from Koonce Funeral Home to 1007 Gordon Street Funeral services Tuesday at 3 30 PM from First Pilgrim Holiness Church Rev J A Grout and Rev O L Gardner officiating Interment Floral Garden Park Cemetery
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D. W. Jennings
E. W
Sara Yy Jennings
High Point
Lacie Lew
James E. Jennings
Missee Jennings
Jewel Sikes
High
Ales
Koonce
Gordon Street
Pilgrim Holiness Church
J. A. Grout
O. L
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Chile’s Mining Prowess Dominates South American Output
Chile’s extensive mineral resources yield two thirds of all minerals mined in South America, underscoring the nation’s dominant role in regional production and export markets across copper and other commodities.
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Chile
South America
Police Suspension Case Aired at Closed Meeting
A city special committee reviewed the suspension of Police Sgt. W. H. Truelove in a closed session after Chief Shore presented details. The panel, including A. E. Cooksey T. Kennedy and Charlie Eanes, will report findings before any action, with an appeal required before Council review.
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Thomasville
W. H. Trutelove
Paul M. Shore
Cornell
Pla
Shore
W. W. Rapp
Weather forecast predicts fair and cool day ahead
The Weather Bureau in Friend forecasts fair and cool conditions today with increasing clouds and a slight temperature rise tonight. Rain is expected late tonight with a low around MM degrees and a high near 48 degrees tomorrow.
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Friend
Three Boys Taken Into Custody After Theft Incident
Three boys aged seven to thirteen admitted taking money from Edwards Grocery on North Main Street and from a dry cleaning firm. Police recovered the three bicycles used in the theft and turned the youths over to authorities for custody pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speen
Eeeery
Sai
Edwards Grocery
North Main Street
Eeee F
Joor
Alan
Oont
Eee
Sees, Firm
Area men enlist in Navy total near one hundred in 1951
A total of 97 area men were enlisted in the United States Navy in 1951 according to a report from the local recruiting office. The Post Office figures show July as the peak month with 17 enlistments. recent names include Archdale resident Donald Ray Gilmore and Highland Clifford J. Milan of 326 Connor Street.
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United States Navy
Donald Ray Gilmore
Archdale
Hei AM
Highland
Clifford J. Milan
Connor Street
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Charles Corrideri
Lois Daisy Corrideri
Greencak Oes
Ee Mass
Attorn
Anediente
Massachusetts
Gop
Quitman Marshall
A. H. Stevens
Columbia
Rebecca Gaffney
George Craig
H. Miller
Salisbury
R. D. Williamson
R. W. Ranson
Ralph van Landingham, Jr
Ed Jeffre
Charlotte
W. H. Holderness
Garvin May
Burlington
J. C. Barefoot
Walter R
P. R. Smith
R. B. Hare, Jr
Wilmington
A. L. Spence, Jr
Allen Oldham
E. W. Mollohan
Ve Wirman
Washington, D
J Cc. Newell
Kees Warren
John Randolph
Lulu Jones
Martinsville
J. P. Earle
J. G. Browley
Z. R. Brownson
L. le Compet
Asheville
Paul Dixon
Fred Poston
Harry Winkler
Marvin McCall
Carter Harrall
J. C. Lindsay
Philip Jackson
Hugh Querry
Gastonia
Julius Cone
Heka Spillman
E. Neilson Beard
Morton Murray
Walter le Seuer
Hugh N. Page
Robert ‘Vill
J. C. Smith
B. H. Townes
Pe. Ward
H. A Porter
Bluefield
W . R. Travison
H. R. Porter
Winston Salem
Carolina
C. C. Barker
C. A Hall
A. M. Dye
J. R. Ashe
George Graham, Jr
J. P. Little
Fire Rates Building
Russell St
Marines
Exposition Building
Southern Exposition Building
Amon
Ernestine Noble
Phil Glad
Dieumee Tone A. Ga
Richard Snell
Far Eft
Lewin Segal
Richmond
City News Briefs
W. C. Kelly
Welborn Street
Burtner
Burtner Furniture CO
E. Green ST
Navy
Silvertone
SEARS
Main ST
TEL
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