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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1959

Page

12

Lumber Theft Charge Sets Bound in Greensboro Case

Dr Groome's permission led Edward M Harrison to cut 11 large red poplar trees near Groometown Road. He sold the timber for about 600 dollars then admitted the theft. Harrison faces larceny and receiving charges under 1 000 dollar bond ahead of a February 13 Greensboro hearing. In city notices Alfred Berg charged with larceny and disorderly conduct after stealing 33 dollars from his father in law. He posted 200 dollar bond for a February 2 Municipal Court hearing. Robert Fore charged with issuing a worthless check tied to a 10 dollar check. Fore to appear in Municipal Court. Cletus Davis arrested on a capias for failing to answer in a worthless check case with more warrants possible. Henry Snow charged with disorderly conduct and resisting an officer with 150 dollar bond for February 9. James Cobb indicted for assault with a rifle threat against Sarah Welch, bond 100 dollars for February 9. A 13 year old riding a stolen bicycle was turned over to juvenile authorities.

Greensboro Groome Alfred D. Berg Johnson Street Berg Charles Lepper Lepper Capias Cletus Davis Route 3 Davis Ba Henry William Snow Main Street Snow James Cobb Bynum Street Sarah Welch F. High Street Cobb

Thomasville Poised for Rex Plastics New Industry

Rex Plastics Inc plans a spring start in Thomasville to manufacture polyethylene in tube and roll form. Officers include James W. Johnson president Stu art Kennedy vice president and Bob Reed secretary treasurer. Minority stockholders are F N Kennedy C R Reed and Charles Leach. Production will run around the clock on one large extrusion machine with three two man shifts, selling mainly to converters and building supplies dealers.

Thomasville Rex Plastics Inc James W. Johnson Stuart Kennedy Bob Reed F. N. Kennedy C. R. Reed Charles Leach Eit

Sesame seed stand grows from stray loaf in Mangum

Kay Haddad found sesame seeds scraped from a loaf and tossed them in his yard. The resulting crop has become a flourishing sesame stand in Mangum, Oklahoma, drawing attention from neighbors and local buyers.

Mangum, Okla Kay Haddad

Revival Services Planned at Ennis Street Methodist

The Rev Harold L Rickman will lead revival services at Ennis Street Methodist Church from Friday to Sunday. Services begin at 7 30 nightly and 11 oclock Sunday morning. The revival ties to National Youth Week. Rickman is pastor of Broadview Wesleyan Methodist Church Greensboro. The local church pastor is Rev Philip J Birchall.

Harold L. Rickman Ennis St. West Methodist Church Rickman Broadview Weseyan Methodist Church Greensboro Philip J. Birchall

Security Life Insurance Gains Noted

Tully D Blair president of Security Life and Trust Co reported at the annual shareholder meeting that overall life insurance new business fell about two percent while Security’s new business rose over thirteen percent. He forecast reaching one billion dollars in life insurance in force within months. 1958 in force reached 71,197,743 dollars, a gain of 106,795,341 dollars and dividends to policyowners rose 24.5 percent or 13,290,003 dollars paid in 1958. Acquiring Blue Ridge Insurance Co Charlotte completes this month with Blue Ridge assets of 3,800,000 and surplus 1,450,000, to operate under existing Charlotte management.

Tully D. Blair Security Life and Trust Co Blair Blue Ridge Insurance Company Charlotte

Starlings Make Water Tank Home in Thom asville Sky

Thomasville residents watch thousands of starlings roost every evening under the Commerce Street water tank. The birds fill every perch, ruin laundry, and create a noisy, sprawling roost as locals discuss their nuisance and admire the birds' clever mimicry.

Odell Smith Commerce Street Thomasville Chair City H. Odell Smith

Soviet Voroshilov to visit New Delhi in February

New Delhi reports Soviet President Voroshilov will visit India in the last week of February according to official sources.

New Delhi Voroshilov India

Thomasville Scouting Leaders Announce Fund Drive

James E. Lambeth Jr. names James W. Johnson and Harry B. Finch co chairmen of the Thomasville District drive within the Uwharrie Council for a $50,000 capital improvement fund at Camp Uwharrie. Plan covers dining hall replacement, water system, showers, roads, storage lake. Total project cost around $75,000 with $25,000 fire insurance available.

Thomasville James E. Lambeth Jr Uwharrie

Ottawa band members face tests on cold weather concerts

Selected members of the Canadian Air Forces Band will undergo cold room tests next week to determine at what point winter temperatures affect their ability to play outdoors. Readings will gauge if military discipline allows refusing to perform in frigid concerts.

Ottawa Canadian Air Forces

College team rosters list Sheppard Ames and Northwestern Mutual

The source mentions Sheppard and Ames associated with Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co with a box and a phone number in High Point North Carolina. The snippet implies a college context but no explicit event or outcome.

Sheppard K.ames Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance CO

Seniors Launch Magazine Sale With Varied Prizes

The seniors begin a school magazine sale offering diverse prizes for top sellers including stuffed animals watches radios and other gifts appealing to all students.

Self-Service Laundries Warn On Theft in Dayton

In Dayton Ohio AP reports that operators of a local self-service laundry warn the system can be abused. Twice a thief forced coin slots and took about 100 dollars each incident.

Dayton, Ohio

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