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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1957

Page

10

Drunk Man Defies Warrants as High Point Adopts New System

Weekend incidents show police and court officials adapting to a new warrant procedure after a judge ruled police issued warrants unconstitutional. Clerks Nash and Mrs Florence Allen signed warrants when immediate action was needed, with Nash’s home serving as an issuing point.

High Point M. W. Nash Municipal Court Superior Court J. A. Rousseau Police Department Knox Walker Walker Nash Florence Allen Rousseau Otis Raymond Blackwell Blackwell

Deaths and Funerals in High Point area

Funeral services for William Ernest Snow of 236 South Main Street will be held Tuesday at 2 30 p m in Sechrest Chapel with Dr Roy E Watts of First Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment follows at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery. The body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home until service time. Snow died unexpectedly at home Saturday about 7 p m. Dr Walter L Jackson 72 retired physician died Saturday morning with services Tuesday at 11 a m from Groometown Methodist Church led by Rev Walter J Miller and Rev E Lester Ballard. The casket will be at the church 30 minutes before service, interment at Groometown Methodist Church Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers include High Point Kiwanis Club and Medical Staff of High Point Memorial Hospital.

William Ernest Snow Sechrest Chapel Roy E. Watts First Presbyterian Church Oakwood Memorial Park Sechrest Funeral Home Mr. Snow S. Main St High Point W. le Jackson Walter L. Jackson Groometown Methodist Church Walter J. Miller Wesley Memorial Methodist Church E. Lester Ballard Koonce Funeral High Point Kiwanis Club High Point Memorial Hospital

Funeral Services for Mrs Eugenia Jones

Mrs Eugenia Jones 75 of Route 4 Thomasville died Friday night in High Point Memorial Hospital after a week long illness. Funeral held Sunday at Fairview Methodist Church with Rev Russell T Montfort and Rev John H Christy presiding. Grandsons Ernest Proctor Max Jones James Hutchens Worth Hutchens Dallas Hutchens Ray Hutchens served as pallbearers. interment in church cemetery.

Eugenia Jones Thomasville Route 4 Fairview Methodist Church Russell T. Montfort John H. Christy Spring Hill Methodist Church Ernest Proctor Max Jones James Hutchens Worth Hutchens Dallas Hutchens Ray Hutchens Church Cemetery

Funeral Services for Mrs Laura Ann Teague Smith

Funeral services for Laura Ann Teague Smith 78 were held at Green Street Baptist Church at 2 30 p m. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery. She was widow of Robert Lee Smith and died Saturday after a long illness.

Laura- Ann Teague Smith Green Street Baptist Church Oakwood Cemetery

Henry Overcash of Thomasville Dies at 82

Henry Overcash 82, of 515 Welborn St Thomasville, died at City Memorial Hospital Sunday night after a six month illness. Born June 5 4 in Davison County to Kellup and Laura Overcash, he was a furniture worker last with Standard Furniture Co. Surviving: daughter Miss Luvado Overcash, sister Mrs Daisy Westmoreland, three grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and three stepdaughters Mrs C E Perry Route 3 Thomasville Mrs Willie Tatham Thomasville and Mrs W H Hauser Winston Salem.

Thomasville Henry Overcash Welborn St. Thomasville City Memorial Hospital Mr. Overcash Davidson County Kellup Laura Overcash Standard Furnitue Co Jane Westmoreland Overcash Luvado Overcash Daisy Westmoreland C. E. Perry Route 3 Willie Tatham W. H. Hauser Winston-Salem

PTA Council Opens Public Meeting on Education Challenges

The High Point Parents-Teachers Association Council calls an open meeting for Tuesday at 10 am in the administration building on English Street. Holt McPherson, chair of the North Carolina Citizens' Committee for Better Schools, will speak on Education Challenges. The event is open to the public.

High Point Parents - Teachers Assn. Council English Street Holt McPherson North Carolina Citizens’ Committee For Better Schools

Annual Merchants Banquet Slated In Thomasville

The Thomasville Merchants Association will hold its annual banquet at the Woman's Club tomorrow evening. The program includes installing newly elected president David A. Creech and other officers, with installation by R. W. Wilkerson of Raleigh, NC Merchants Association president. Miss Clara Vann Tysinger of Lin...

Thomasville Thomasville Merchants Association Woman's Club David A. Creech R. W. Wilkerson Raleigh North Carolina Merchants Association Clara Vann Tysinger Lin

Defendant Gets 60 Day Term For Public Drunkenness

A 59 year old man Ed Warner of Smith Street pleaded guilty to multiple public drunkenness charges and received a 60 day term in Municipal eee Bore prison. The session was led by Municipal Court clerk M. W. Nash in the absence of judges Ha worth and T. Lyn wood Smith. Additional jail matters were heard.

Municipal Eee Ed Warner Smith Street M. W. Nash Byron Haworth T. Lynwood Smith

Funeral Services Held for Charles Montgomery Scarboro

Funeral services for Charles Montgomery Scarboro 83 were conducted at Pilot View Baptist Church on Sunday at 2 30 with Rev Donald Reavis and Rev R L Kiser presiding. Pallbearers included Ernest Hinson T W Webster D J Parker Hubert Fletcher W E Grant and Bill Stevens. Interment followed at Mount Zion Pilgrim Holiness Church Cemetery. Scarboro a retired farmer of Route 5 High Point died Thursday night in High Point Memorial Hospital after an extended illness.

Charles Montgomery Scarboro Pilot View Baptist Church Donald Reavis R. L. Kiser Pilot View Ernest Hinson T. W. Webster D. J. Parker Hubert Fletcher W. E. Grant Bill Stevens Mount Zion Pilgrim Holiness Church Mr. Scarboro High Point High Point Memorial Hospital

Raymond Parrish found dead in car ruled suicide

Raymond Yakley Parrish 24 of Route 2 Lexington was found in his parked car with exhaust modification. Davidson County coroner Dr Milton Block ruled death by carbon monoxide poisoning, death by own action. Funeral set at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church with several local pastors officiating.

Thomasville Raymond Yakley Parrish Route 2 Lexington Milton A. Block Davidson County Griffis Clinic Denton Parrish Burton Upholstery Company High Point Roger Emma Jane Gordon Parrish Lois Gallimore Parrish Michael Dale Parrish Donald Ralph Parrish Troy Swaney Nash Rush Asheboro A. L. Gordon Grover Parrish Pleasant Grove Methodist Church Cameron Dodson Henry Lineberger Silver Valley Lutheran Church

Birth in Family Car Near Wichita Falls

Mrs Trenton Mills aged 21 gave birth to a 4 pound 4 ounce girl yesterday while riding in the family car near Wichita Falls Texas. Mills 41 of Burkburnett said labor started during a return trip from Randlett Oklahoma and he stopped the car and helped deliver the baby.

Wichita Falls Tex Trenton Mills Mills Burkburnett Randlett Okla

Patrolman reports car break-in in Atlanta attack

Atlanta police report a patrolman, C. T. Brooks, found his car entered Saturday night in Atlanta. A .357 caliber pistol, holster, belt, and handcuffs were stolen from the vehicle.

Atlanta DeKalb County C. T. Brooks

Farmers Told About Social Security Law

The High Point social security office explains changes allowing landlords who actively participate in crop production or farm management to earn credit toward Social Security for 1956. A written or oral arrangement is needed and participation must be material, such as advising, inspecting, supplying equipment, or sharing production costs. Contact High Point or Greensboro offices for details.

Ruth Duffy High Point Social Security Office Duffy Social Security High Point N. C Post Office Internal Revenue Greensboro

Beauty Operator and Community Club Notes in Local Sections

The page lists Connie's Beauty Salon operator Mrs Wilhelmenia Duker Wither on E Washington St and a series of community club notes. Sympathy Club met at 1305 Vernon St with Mrs S F Little presiding to discuss The Life of Paul. refreshments served to many members. La Colonie Club Met at Pearson Street with Mrs Mary Brooks. Bonanza high scorer Mrs Ernestine Kerr. A daughter Jane Annette born to Mr and Mrs Robert J White Sr at High Point Memorial Hospital. Daphanne Renner born Jan 20 at High Point Memorial. Les Soeurs Club gathered at Mrs Juanita Dunavant home for an evening of pinochle with prizes awarded to Louis Haizlip, Ann Johnson, and Ann Mangum.

Wilhelmenia Duker Wither Connie E. Washington St Community Sympathy Club May Hill Vernon St S. F. Little Paul Motz Brother Tyson Elder Smith Mesdames Willie Lindsey Nellie Brown Daisy Mobley Mattie Caldwell Florence Miller Etta Torrence Ruth M. Thommason Gertrude Malloy Sarah Little Bessie Motz Ida M. Austin LA Colonie Club Mary Brooks Pearson Street Christine Fuller Ernestine Kerr Mesdames Veatrice Bright Effie Burton Willie McClair Jessie Leach Ruby Johnson Louise McCloud Odessa Tyson Fuller Robert J. White Cedar St Jane Annette High Point Memorial Hospital Daphanne Lee Haywood Windly St Daphanne Renner LES Soeurs Club Juanita Dunavant Elwood Street Louis Haizlip Ann Johnson Ann Mangum Vail St Lois Haizlip

Seven Permits Issued For Buildings In City

Seven construction permits were issued for new buildings totaling 49 000. Gulf Oil Co. plans a 13 000 service station at Centennial Avenue and East Washington Street. Other permits include a six room house for Connor and Bottoms at 504 Spruce Street 12 000 and five room homes for Mendenhall Moore at 703 and 704 Ellwood 6 000 each. Additional permits go to Henry Shavitz 4 000 J B White 3 000 and David Leffermand 5 000 for an eight room duplex at 311 Windley Street.

Centennial Avenue E. Washington Street Gulf Oil Co Connor and Bottoms Spruce St Mendenhall-Moore Ellwood Henry Shavitz Henry J. B. White Radford Street David Leffermand Windley St

Circular Pavilion To House Exhibits At World Fair

A five million dollar circular pavilion will house United States exhibits at the Brussels World Fair opening in April 1958. More than 50 countries including Russia will display, with the U S building shown in scale models measuring 340 feet diameter and 95 feet high offering 120000 square feet of space on two levels.

New York United States Brussels Belgium Russia U. S

Linwood Youth Wins State 4-H Honor

Linwood's Chuck Graham named North Carolina's top Holstein 4-H member for 1956. His records advance to national competition after winning state honors including grand champion and junior championships at multiple fairs. He receives a 25 dollar savings bond and plaque at the Raleigh dairymen's conference.

Thomasville North Carolina Chuck N. C Graham Davidson County Charles E. Graham Linwood Raleigh

Thomasville Chamber Sees Strong Membership Drive Response

Thomasville reports indicate a very favorable response to the chambers 1957 membership push. A kickoff breakfast launched the drive with 35 volunteers, aiming for 400 memberships and possibly ending by Tuesday with committee reports ready by Wednesday.

Thomasville Macon P. Miller Jr Chamber of Commerce David A. Creech Miller Chamber

Assaults Top the Thomasville Arrest List

Thomasville police report weekend disturbances with several assault cases. James Barbour, 44, on Johnson Street, jailed for alleged wife assault. $600 bond set for Feb. 4 hearing. Lucille Epps, 43, and Ernest Smith, 32, involved in a violent incident on Barnwell Street with weapons charges and theft claims. bonds set for Feb. 8. Gilmer Allred, 28, of Route 5 Asheboro, arrested for drunken driving. $300 bond set for Feb. 8.

Thomasville Johnson Street James Barbour Ora Barber Barber L. Roy Hughes Recorder’s Court Barnwell Street Lucille Epps Church Street Ernest Smith Smith Epps Asheboro Gilmer Allred Trinity Street

Canvasback Ducks Reach High Speeds

Canvasback ducks reach a top speed of 60 to 70 miles an hour in rapid aquatic bursts. Observers note dramatic sprinting dives and powerful wing strokes as they chase prey and evade predators along coastal marshes.

Dr. Allen Joins 10 Day Cuba Evangelistic Crusade

Dr. H. G. Allen pastor of Main Street Methodist Church joins 120 Methodist ministers and lay workers leaving tomorrow for a 10 day crusade in Cuba. The plan includes evangelistic services at every Methodist Church in Cuba and home visitations. The group from the South and Midwest will finish the crusade on February 7.

Dr. Allen Cuba H. G. Allen Main Street Methodist Church South Midwest

District Meet Of Methodists Set Tonight

Thomasville district Methodist churches gather at First Methodist Church Lexington tonight at 7 30 for Christian Education Conference. Rev Harold M Robinson of Memorial Methodist urges church school officers teachers and counselors to attend. Memorial Church announces nursery for infants Sundays 9 45 to 12 noon starting Feb 10. Evangelistic services at Memorial Church run March 31 to April 5 with visiting preacher Dr Mark Depp of Centenary Church Wineville.

Thomasville First Methodist Church Lexington Harold M. Robinson Memorial Methodist Church Memorial Church Mother’s Club Mark Depp Centenary Church Wine Tuie

Columbus Reaches Virgin Islands on Second Voyage

Columbus discovers the Virgin Islands during his second voyage to the New World, marking a new phase of Iberian exploration in the Caribbean.

Columbus The Virgin Islands New World

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Court Williams Snow Mrs Laura Smith PTA Council Charles Scarboro Raymond Parrish Colored News Montleu Gilbert N. Main Thomasville Chamber Leonard 435 North Wrenn Pillsbury Montlieu
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