Five Men Sentenced and Bound Over in City Court Session
Five men were sentenced and three bound over as municipal court processed about 90 cases ending near 1 a.m. James A. Parks, 24, Route 4, was given 12 months after allegedly choking his wife. Others received terms for drunkenness, auto larceny, speeding, and assault. Judge MacRae imposed conditions including no bridge loitering and payments of fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Parks
Route 4
John G. DeBose
Thomasville
Harvey Tyson
Hoover
James R. Ferrell
Concord
C. R. Stanford
East Burton
Claude G. Atkins
Burton Street
Stanford
Superior Court
Hubert L. Kennan
Willie Walton
East Washington
William P. Tilley
Durham
Kenan
Walton
Tilley
D. C. MacRae
Fred Purcell
Neaman
Willie M. Williams
Nast High
Brown Thompson
Nailroad
James W. Scott
Treamon
Robert A. Sturgius
Vail Street
Theodore Jackson
Willie Byers
Trinity
Theodore Hope
Robert L. Campbell
Colleen Alexander
North
James Marty
Eccles
Ollie Lilly
Charles Endzel, Jr
R. M. Delappe
Ennis
David Christian
Daniel Brooks
Lester L. Griffin, Jr
Harvey Jordan
Consolidated
Nathaniel Wray
Phila Jphia
John W. Presely
Princeton
the Krupcczynski
Ft. Benny
John Nance
Dan J. Gorman
Barbee
Wilford Hood
Kemp McDaniel
Georgia Huntley
Washington
Ruth Newton
Clara Cox Wriments
Doris Craven
Moffitt
Civil Service Appeals Hearing Set For City Employee
The civil service commission will hear an appeal tonight from W. J. Litle a city utilities division employee who was recently dismissed. The meeting will take place in Civil Service offices on North Wrenn Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
North Wrenn Street
W. J
Sailor) Litle
Utilities’ Division
Hungarians Raise Funds for North Korea Field Hospital
Hungarian factory workers chip in one to three hours wages to fund a field hospital for North Korea. Budapest newspapers report doctors and nurses volunteering for duty amid the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
North Korea
Silent Screen Star Horizontal Puzzle Clue List
A crossword style clue set listing multiple numbered hints for a silent screen star theme. Each line gives a clue such as Battle formation, Acidy fruits, Symbol for selenium, Town in Texas, and more with various abbreviations and definitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinema Star
Bible Mount
Texas
Answer to Previous Puzzle
Vertical clues solved yield a themed puzzle grid with terms like manufactured fish sauce rested shouted recompense Indian tent freebooter weight of raw Arabian gulf standard abbreviated diminutive of augment Stanley eye script.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabian Gulf
Standard
Head of Furniture Body Visits Local Exposition
The Southern Furniture Exposition in town draws steady buyer turnout with 5.1 early passes signed and 188 new registrants by noon. J Clyde Hooker of Martinsville, VA leads the Southern Furniture Manufacturers' Association visiting. executive secretary Frank Sizemore notes hotel rooms remain available. The winter show runs January 22 to February 3, 1951, following Chicago's show. The Southern Furniture association plans an August 7 management institute at Chapel Hill for retail leaders with courses in advertising store orders public speaking and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Exposition
J. Clyde Hooker
Martinsville
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Exposition Building
Frank Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Casey
Chicago
Southern Furniture Association Management Institute
Chapel Hill
John Tobin
Two Negro Men Charged With Car Larceny
Police booked Hubert Yee Kennan of 10 Banks street and Willie Walton of 627 East Washington street on autom obile larceny charges after Pleas Hairston complaint. Bond set at 1000 each. Fay Parker, 42, held on capital charge with 1000 bond and abandonment and non support with 1000. Albert S Short of Jamestown charged with resisting arrest false registration of car and improper brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hairston
Hubert Yee Kennan
Banks Street
Willie Walton
East
Washington Street
Fay Parker
Albert S. Short
Jamestown
Draft Board To Hold Meet Thursday
High Point Selective Service will classify 19 year olds at a Thursday afternoon meeting in the post office board office. Officials expect up to date classifications and note no word yet on Guilford county draftees from state headquarters. The office also lists nine delinquents and urges contact with the board to avoid top priority on induction. Delinquents include Eddy L Hamlin James W Martin James Ewings Jr Frank Strickland David L Dula Arthur Hauser John Harris and James Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Selective Service Board
Board
Selective Service
Guilford County
Eddy L. Hamlin
Taylor
Charles A. Ellis
Leonard
James W. Martin
Trinity
James Ewings, Jr
Fairview
Frank B. Strickland
Vail
David L. Dula
Beamon
Arthur Hauser
Hulda
John Harris
James Smith
Shackelford Case to Be Considered Tomorrow
Paroles Commissioner T. C. Johnson will meet with Governor Kerr Scott to discuss Claude Shackelford case. Shackelford, slated for Raleigh gas chamber Friday, received a five day reprieve awaiting potential new evidence. A mercy life sentence could avert the execution if granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Johnson
Enterprise
Kerr Scott
Claude Shackelford
Shackelford
Raleigh
Shirley Ann Hunt
Commissionerohnson
Johnson
Halifax Sheriff Nominee Declared After Primary Tie
Halifax county's Democratic primary for sheriff ended in a near tie between H A House and J Reuben Daniel with 4533 to 4532 votes. The state board of elections, after a four hour hearing, declared House the winner and praised the fair conduct of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
H. A. House
Halifax County
J. Reuben Daniel
Halifax County Election Board
House
Daniel
State Board of Elections
State Board
D. E. Henderson
Charlotte
City Council On Tap For Brief Tonight Agenda
City council meets tonight to consider contracts for new garbage disposal equipment and to hear a report from the High Point Housing Authority. The agenda notes only these items and possible minor discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Housing Autthority
Three Year Sentence for Annie Pearl Hamlin in Assault Case
A 21 year old Negro woman Annie Pearl Hamlin received a three year sentence for two counts of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill in East High Point. A second case saw Luther Mitchell get two years for assault with a deadly weapon. Additional sentences included two year terms for truck larceny and shorter terms for other offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clement
Annie Pearl Hamlin
Elizabeth Harper
Joy Hickson
Eastigh Point
Hickson
Annie Earl
Arper
Annie Pearl
Bobby Gray
Colfax
Robert Alexander
Hulda
James Alexander
Hobson
Kenneth E. Johnson
Triangle Lake
Johnnie Broady
Oak
John H. Lee
Gordy Alley
Sinklar V. Haley
East ‘Green
Robert L. Robinson
Lowell Roseboro
Leonard
James Sadler, Jr
Maggie Little
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J. L. Thomas
John C. Myers
Lexington
Leroy Winston
Ben Hawk
Leroy Smith
J. B. Haywood
Fred Hayworth
James C. Allen
Robert P. Saulter
Oscar Leach
Gwyn E. Osborne
Purvis Pickett
Cora K. Rickard
Perry Bingham, Jr
Elmer VanCourt
James W. Mounce
Mocksville
Georgia Johnson
Jackson O. Sykes
Park
Joe S. Workman
Jerry A. Smith
Tryon
George L. Russell
Underhill
Corrina Heming
Hoskins
Mary E. Hunt
Roy L. Jackson
Cleveland Price
Bonnie W. Hill
Walker Ellis
Greensboro
Lawrence Williams
Negro Pomona
Blanche Starr
J. D. Johnson
Theodore Nelson
Cliffside
Ed Miller
Bynum
Civil Service Body
REDS
wAlsany
E. Washington Street
Mercury
Ickson
Annie Pearit
Mann’s
Cmanit Cortinney
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