Plans Listed For Week At Jamestown
Teens from Oakdale Community House miss Monday gathering to attend a four day Recreation Institute in High Point with National Recreation Association leaders. Girls meet Tuesday for a club session planning a Valentine party while a Friday film, Mr Winkle Goes to War, plays at Oakdale. Community updates note residents returning home and a church guild meeting set for Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Oakdale
Mr. Winkle
War
Edward G. Robinson
Ruth Warrick
Oakdale Cotton Mills
High Winds Spark Grass Fire at Denny Street
Windy conditions sent sparks from a trash burn into dry grass at 516 Denny Street. W. C. Cash, the occupant, said his trash fire started the blaze. no damage was reported. Firefighters also tackled soot and paper ignition at 807 Vail Street, where Louise Patton lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Street
W. C. Cash
Vail Street
Louise Patton
Presbyterian Men Hear Dr Lake At Church Meeting
Dr Julian Lake pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Winston Salem will be the principal speaker at the Men of the Church meeting in the basement dining room at 6 30 this evening. Lake co chaired the Union Theological Seminary fund drive in the area and President Henry V Koonts invited visiting furniture men to attend tonight’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Lake
First Presbyterian Church of
Winston-Salem
Church of the First Presbyterian Church
Lake
Tully Blair
Union Theological Seminary
Henry V. Koonts
Thomasville Firemen Respond to Two Weekend Alarms
Thomasville firemen answered two alarms over the weekend. They were called first to a public service call to aid a man locked out of his house. Later they extinguished a trash box fire in Plant V at the Thomasville Chair Company with no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville Chair Company
Forgery Charges Bound Over to Superior Court
Five defendants were bound over to Superior Court in a short session before Judge Archie Myatt. Mary Peace Holt and Edna Holt faced seven counts each of forgery. bond set at 7500 dollars per defendant. Three youths—James Curtis Armstrong, Nathan Ashwell, and Delmar Cecil Inman—were bound over on breaking and entering and larceny tied to Coca Cola plant theft, a $1300 newsstand theft, and a car theft with bonds of 3000 dollars each. Armstrong and Ashwell charged with car theft. Armstrong alone with newsstand theft. Gwendolyn Marion found guilty of forcible trespass and drunkenness. 90-day sentence to County Farm. Others heard included S. C. Sanders with three worthless checks, six months suspended on probation. Edward Holmes six-month suspended larceny sentence with fines. Charlie Wyrick eighteen months suspended for non support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Myatt
Includin Mary Peace Holt
Edna Holt
Holts
Parker
James Curtis Armstrong
Highland Avenue
Nathan Ashwell
Young Street
Delmar Cecil Inman
Route 1
Armstrong
Ashwell
Giwney Marion
Thissell Street
County Farm
S. C. Sanders
Charlotte
Edward Holmes
Willard Street
Charlie Wyrick
South Main Street
Hayworth Church Opens Youth Revival Tonight
The Wesleyan Young People Society at Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist sponsors a Youth Revival from tonight through Sunday night February 1 in National Youth Week observance. Rev. Melvin L. Gentry of Thomasville serves as evangelist with Sam Allred of Greensboro as song leader. Services start 7 30 each night and 11 00 a m plus 7 30 p m on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin L. Gentry
Thomasville
Sam Allred
Greensboro
Gentry
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Union Rejected At Adams-Millis Plant In Tryon
The Adams Millis Corporation plant No. 8 at Tryon rejected the AFL by 161 to 51 in a union representation election. Two ballots were challenged. Eleven workers were on leave of absence. three others voted while on leave due to interest in joining the plant wide representation. Louis Perloff supervised the balloting for the Winston-Salem regional NLRB. The Tryon plant conducts throwing and full fashioned knitting operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams-Millis Corporation
Tryon
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
A.F.L
Louis Perloff
Winston-Salem
National Labor Relations Board
Adams-Millis
Building Permits Issued For Local Homes
Mendenhall-Moore receives permit to build a seven room residence at 809 Hillcrest Drive with an estimated cost of 15000 dollars. Earl Johnson receives a permit for general repairs at 1307 Emory Street with an estimated cost of 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendenhall - Moore
Hillcrest Drive
Earl Johnson
Emory Street
Funeral Services for Newton W White at Glenola Church
Newton W White a High Point resident for 20 years died Thursday night in a Winston Salem hospital Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p m in Glenola Baptist Church Martinsville Virginia Rev Charles McBride and Rev Jimmy Bolick officiated Burial followed in the church cemetery Pallbearers R J Brown E W Shelton Paul Hill Melvin Huff David Trotter and Roland Richardson attended the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton W. White
Glenola Baptist Church
Charles McBride
Martinsville
Jimmy Bolick
R. J. Brown
E. W. Shelton
Paul Hill
Melvin Huff
David Trotter
Roland Richardson
Mr. White
High Point
Winston-Salem
Auto Collides With Cop Car In Early Morning Crash
Dalton Street resident Jackie Haizlip was parked on Montlieu Avenue when W T Chaplin of 110 Dalton Street struck her car and a police vehicle. Officer Frank Bright reported the crash at 12 35 a m. Damages totaled 325 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Street
Ape
High Point College
Oatliey Avenue
Frank Bright
Jackie Haizlip
Vail Street
W. T. Chaplin
Montlieu Avenue
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W. G. Ragsdale
Emily Ragsdale
Florida
Paul Freeze
Mullins, S. C
R. E. Bundy
High Point Memorial Hospital
Emily Thompson
Danville, Va
Wesleyan Service Guild
Presbyterian
Dr. Lake
Edward L. Myers
United States Plywood Corporation
Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Myers
U. S. Plywood
High Point High School
First Baptist Church
Rockspring Road
Eckerd’s, Mane'’s & Druggists
Boone Coal & Fuel CO
English Sts
TOE
ATLAS
Southern Converting CO
P. D. Box
Charlotte, N. C
Hayworth Church
Weel
Memphis
Dallas
West Coast
Huntsville
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Asheville
Hendersonville
Norfolk
Washington
Airport Terminal
Girard Perregaur
Watch Capital Airlines
EVA Airlines
Ford
H.p. Cost Clipper
H.p
H.p. Big
H.p. Cargo King
Bes
F.D.A.F
English Motor CO
East
Washington ST
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