Three Wrecks Prompt Cited Drivers and Indictment
A Trinity man Sherman Hill 41 was indicted on two counts of hit and run after a Leonard Coolidge Street collision at 8 30 last night damaging two parked vehicles by 25 each. Betty Lou Sechrest 21 of Route 6 was cited for following too closely in a three car smashup at Montlieu Centennial Avenues at 6 30 yesterday evening. Joseph C Roseborough a Winston Salem Negro was charged with driving without a license and improper brakes after a rear end collision on Main Street near the County Building at 8 30 yesterday morning. No injuries reported in any incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Montlieu
Centennial Avenues
Sechrest
Wilton R. Grubb
Willis Street
Grubb
Perry Holt
Hamilton Street
Joseph C. Roseborough
Winston-Salem
Cleo A. Ridge
Liberty Road
Health Department Nurses Finish Special Course
Six registered nurses in public health from the High Point Division of Guilford County Health Department have graduated as junior public health nurses after a nine month University of North Carolina extension course. The group includes Mrs. Thoy Crawford, Mrs. Doris Jones, Mrs. Lala Johnson, Mrs. Carter Rea Scearce, and two named nurses, Mrs. Seymour and Mrs. Marian Bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Guilford County Health Department
University of North Carolina
Thoy Crawford
Doris Jones
Lala Johnson
Carter Rea Scearce
Seymour
Marian Bass
Health Department
Greensboro
Guernsey Cow Sets Milking Record at 13 026 ds
A registered Guernsey cow named Uwharrie Foremost Affection owned by Dr. MacLean B. Leath of Archdale completed an Advanced Registry record with 13 026 ds of milk and 581 ds of butter fat in ten months of eight times daily milking. Affection, daughter of Fore most Hermes, is overseen by North Carolina State College and reported to The American Guernsey Cattle Club for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterborough
N. H
Guernsey
Uwharrie
Foremost Affection
MacLean B. Leath
Archdale
Foremost Hermes
American Guernsey Cattle Club
North Carolina State College
TAR HEEL GARDENER By JOHN H. HARRIS
Raleigh readers learn about mulching in gardens with advice on materials benefits timing and maintenance. The piece covers purpose practicality suitable materials removal periods fertilizer placement soil acidity and nitrogen dynamics.
Expert outlines economics of lime and liquid nitrogen fertilizers
Dr. E R Collins of North Carolina State College warns against rumors on liquid nitrogen and anhydrous ammonia. He says these forms acidify soil slightly but cost less than nitrate of soda, requiring extra limestone, with long term savings of about seven dollars per acre annually at normal nitrogen rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
E. R. Collins
N. C. State College
Collins
Collis
Poultry Notes on Scaly Legs Culling and Chicks Demand
The article discusses scaly leg disease in small farm flocks and treatment options, emphasizes early culling of breeders, and notes a rise in North Carolina hatchery production. It cites a June 26 Crop Reporting Service release showing May chick output at 6,353,000 with price data and home-bought advantages for poultrymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C
Dearstyne
North Carolina
Stocks drift as aircrafts drag on market noon
New York stocks showed a downturn with aircraft issues leading declines. Major names like American Can, Douglas Aircraft, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, and Texas Co fell while overall activity remained muted and volume hovered near 860,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Douglas ‘Aircraft
Boeing
Chrysler
Bethlehem Steel
American Smelting
Allied Chemical
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Texas Co
American Can
American Car & F
Douglas Aircraft
Dupont
Cccccaccee
Eastern Air
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
Goodrich
Seseee Goodyearses
Gulf Oil
International Harvester
International Nickel
International T & T
Johns-Manville
Kennecott
Korger Co
Liggett & Myers ‘Lorillard
Lou & Nash
Monsanto
Packard
Aoe
Paramount Pictures
Pougoy
Skikdenes Kee
Pennsylvania RR
Southern Railway
Standard Oil
Studebaker Eee
Eters Texas Co
Tee
Union Carbide
Wooiworu
Furniture Market Opens Promising Second Week
Activities at the Southern Furniture Market enter its second week with steady attendance and a mix of new shoppers and retailers placing orders. Market officials report satisfaction with the first week, noting no material shortages and stable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ket
Teenage Gang Members Face City Court Trial
Three 17 year old youths, Jesse Johnson, Ervin Cain, and Euell Robert Sexton, were tried on disorderly conduct charges in city court. Johnson was ordered held for possible commitment to Jackson Training School while Cain and Sexton received six months probation. The gang, reportedly dozen strong, is described as prowling Clara Cox Apartments with property damage and profane noise. Additional juvenile cases were heard, including two Winston-Salem youths charged with breaking and entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Myatt
Clara Cox
Jesse Johnson
Ervin Cain
Euell Robert Sexton
Johnson
Jackson
L. C. Madden
Sexton
Cain
Madden
W. E. Carrol
D. E. Potts
Affray and Assault Arrests In Local Incident
A cutting and a fight between two teenage boys led to three arrests by local police. George McCray, 30, of 737 East Washington Street, is charged with assault with a deadly weapon for allegedly cutting Inez Griffin, who was wounded and required five stitches. Griffin, of 708 East Washington Street, was the complainant. Cecil Franklin, 17, of 902 Leonard Street, and Ernest Johnson, 16, of 227 Gordy Street, are charged with affray on a policeman’s complaint at Negro Park. Bond for McCray was set at 200 dollars. the teens faced trial today with no bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCray
East Washington Street
Inez Griffin
McCray
Cecil Franklin
Leonard Street
Ernest Johnson
Gordy Street
Negro Park
Permits Issued for Local Buildings and Repairs
S. Taro seeks an office building on Montlieu Avenue with an estimated cost of 18000 dollars. C. M. Combs applies for a five room residence on Sherwood Drive totaling 7500 dollars. Diamond Hosiery Corp repairs a plant on Southern Avenue at about 5000 dollars. Roscoe Adams plans a residence addition at 703 Arlington Avenue for 2000 dollars. H. Kearns files repairs to Center Taneier roof at 1850 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Taro
Montlieu Avenue
C. M. Combs
Sherwood Drive
Diamond Hosiery Corporation
Southern Avenue
Roscoe Adams
Arlington Avenue
H. Kearns
Braille Calculator Put Into Production for Blind Users
A Braille calculator now in production assists blind persons by automatically performing addition subtraction multiplication and division.
Blanket Weather Over Area Low Temps Hit Summer Records
The weatherman reports a record cool weekend with nighttime lows in July the coolest for the dates. A wide cool air mass lingers through tonight and tomorrow with gradual warming by Wednesday. Last night’s low was 56 degrees and 58 tonight with daytime highs reaching 85 both days.
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Mercury
Vandals Ransack Sheraton Hotel Furniture
Police investigate unprovoked vandalism at the Sheraton Hotel after mid week midnight to 6 am break in. Arthur Corpening says damage exceeds $200 with seven tables and wing back chairs ripped, a lamp smashed, and access through a basement window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Arthur Corporanz
Corpening
BC Headache Tablets Promise Quick Fast Relief
The ad touts BC Headache Tablets or Powders for nerve-racking headaches offering extra-fast relief. It claims a special combination of medically tested and proven ingredients that dissolve quickly and work faster together than individually. Remember this.
Deaths of James O'Brien and James Clodfelter in North Carolina
James O'Brien 80 of 604 West Green Street died Sunday evening after declining health. Survived by wife, six sons, seven daughters, several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 PM at Koonce Funeral Home chapel. Interment Floral Garden Park Cemetery. James William Clodfelter 77 died Sunday night in Thomasville. Survived by wife Gertie, five daughters, four sons, one son from first marriage, sister, two brothers, twenty-six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 PM at Southside Baptist Church. Interment Fair Grove Methodist Cemetery.
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James
O'Brien
West Green Street
Sunda
Iredell
Elis
Elisa Cooper O’brien
Highman
Manning, S. C
Marrie
Callie Long
Caro Thompson
James §., Jr
Albert R. O'Brien
Wilmington
Cal
Hugh E. O’brien
Walterboro
S. C
Carroll O'Brien
U. S. Navy
Guam
William C. O'Brien
Washington D. C
Homer B. O'Brien
High
Chapel of Koonce Funeral Home
J. W. Grace
Oak View Methodist Church
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
James William Clodfelter
Thomasville
Fred L. Clodhfelter
Severa
Davidson County
Andrew William Clodfelter
Clodfelter
South Side
Charlie D. Capes
East Green Street
Altamahan Christian Church
Altamahaw
G. C. Crutchfield
W. H. Russell
Glenn Osborne
James Walden
Jennings Crawford
T. J. Johnson
Jim Davis
Mr. Capes
Carey Lenzy Edwards dies in Asheboro at 66
Carey Lenzy Edwards 66 died at Randolph Memorial Hospital Asheboro Friday night after three years of declining health and six months of serious illness. Born April 29 1887 in Stokes County near Rural Hall he lived in several states before settling in Randolph County. He survived by four brothers and a sister with funeral services held at Bethel Methodist Church Rural Hall.
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Carey Lenzy Edwards
Thomasville
Randolph Memical Hospital
Asheboro
Mr. Edwards
Stokes County
Rural Hall
William M
Millicent Catherine James Edwards
State College
Raleigh
South Carolina
Georgia
Ennessee
Kentucky
Randolph County
W. M. Edwards
Winston-Salem
M. F. Edwards
James Edwards
High Point
R. F. Edwards
Charlotte
Mary A. Eudie
Phafftown
Bethel Methodist Church
Everett Loman
Austin Frye
Trinity
Rob Browder
Hubert Kinzer
Ray Hampton
John Griffin
Oscar Merritt
Roy Bolejack
Euclid Wills Auman Funeral Rites Held At Trinity
Euclid Wills Auman 51 died after five weeks illness and three weeks critical illness. Funeral held Sunday at 4 p m in First Methodist Church with Dr J Clay Madison and Dr W R Locke officiating. Burial in Oakwood Memorial Park. He lived in Trinity for 18 years and co owned Auman Manufacturing with his brother Furman R Auman in nearby Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euclid W. Auman
Euclid Wills Auman
First Methodist Church
J. Clay Madison
Concord
W. R. Locke
High Point College
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Elwood Spencer
W. H. Wood
L. H. Zimmerman
Fred Younts
Dewey Nelson
Clyde Ayers
Allman
Route 2
High Point Memorial Hospital
Trinity
Asheboro
Furman R. Auman
Auman Manufacturing Company
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Balted A) Ate
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San Antonio
Texas
Amazon
Hutchens
Thatcher
Kearns
Main ST
John H. Harris
Misenheimer, N
Lem Stokes II
Thomas E. Sawers
Jimmy George Nichols
F and M Cafe
Billy Joe Welborn
Jamestown
Welborn
Sherriff
Toy
W. C. Lewis
Tate Street
Lewis
County Farm
Sheraton
Washington & Main Sts
Ekorenty
Criminail
Civil
Ste
Lee W. Boswell
Dallas
West Coast
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Charette
Durham
Norfolk
Washington
Airport Terminal
Crown Central Petroleum Corporation
Producers Refiners Marketers General Offices
Baltimore, MD
Kennedy Oil Company
REX Oil Company
High Point Stributor
N. Main St
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