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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1958

Page

7

Nothing to Say Frequent Offender Gets 2 Year Term

Municipal Court Judge Byron Haworth sentenced 30 year old Bradley Taylor of Foust Street to two years in state prison with two cars confiscated. Taylor received one year for check cases and one year for a liquor case plus a six month suspended sentence and $86 in costs. Gardner of Danville bound over to Superior Court on a $5,000 bond for breaking and entering after a Nov. 27 theft at Screen on North Main Street estimated at $3,100. Richard Alford of East Washington Street faced three road sentence or similar pending case details.

Bradley Taylor Byron Haworth Foust Street Taylor Haworth Ira Gardner Danville Superior Court Gardner High Point N. Main Street Burst Adam F. Bury Bobby Ray Jones Route 4 Randy Lee Stanley Willowbar Terrace C. E. Kiziah Flint Street L. H. Creasey S. Main Street A. L. Candler W. College Street E. Washington Street Wallace D. Fuller, Jr Asheboro Richard Andrew Hines Asheboro Street

High Point Student Conductor Guests With Chautauqua Orchestra

Frits van der Steur of High Point, High School orchestra director, conducted the Student Symphony Orchestra of Chautauqua Institution in Chautauqua New York on a nationwide ABC radio broadcast. The guest conductor studies advanced conducting at Chautauqua and will lead two more concerts this season.

High Point Frits van der Steur Chautauqua N. Y van der Steur High Point High School ABC Henry — Co Spartanburg, S. Aphony Charlotte, N

Two Crashes Leave Drivers Uninjured In City

City traffic officers reported two nonfatal crashes yesterday. At 1 15 a m at S Main and Green streets L Hunt was cited for exceeding a safe speed after his car hit Barney J Goins and then Earnest Ray Cox. Skid marks ran 33 feet. The second crash at Rockspring Road and Edgedale Drive involved Carl Chastain Jr and William Corrigan with damages around 500 dollars to Corrigan and 200 to Chastain.

S. Main Green Streets L. Hunt Hunt Barney J. Goins Newton Street Goins Earnest Ray Cox Route 1 Coleridge Cox Rockspring Road Edgedale Drive Carl Chastain Jr Overbrook Drive William Corrigan Chastain Corrigan

Starr Leach wedding celebrated with weekend festivities

A reception followed the Leach Starr wedding vows in Thomasville with the bride’s parents hosting at Fair Grove. Guests included a long line of aunts and sisters as punch was served and terrace decorations featured tropical plants and white flowers. The breakfast at Claude's Restaurant in Lexington honored the couple with pink and white floral motifs and tables arranged in a T shape for forty guests.

Thomasville Charles A. Leach Fair Grove Walter Green Robert Hosler Kint Mich Frank Leach Asheboro Odell Calhoun Sim Pollock David Starr Columbia S. C Marjorie McDonald Chapel Hill Dan Forsythe Greensboro Ernest Starr Fort Sam Houstin Tex George Crawford Hollis Russell Jesse Blair Fred Murphy Sam Myers Claude's Lexington Jonah Leach Robert D. Hosler Flint

Bottled Gas Blast Injures Father and Daughter in Jamestown

Basil Raymond Spivey aged 34 and his four year old daughter Joan Karen suffered severe third degree burns in a bottled gas explosion at the Spivey home on Route 1 Jamestown. Deputies work to establish a clear account as hospital says both remain in critical condition.

Basil Raymond Spivey Joan Karen Spivey Route 1 Jamestown Oakdale Road Sheriff's Deputies High Point Memorial Hospital Charles Pickard

Auto Works Denies Threats as Bus Chassis Unloaded

Auto Works official says pickets did not threaten the driver during efforts to unload two bus chassis for storage at J C Welch Motor Company on S Wrenn Street. The plant strike enters its fourth day with about 200 workers out over pay cuts after a model change.

P. A. Thomas Car Works Michael Volk Auto Works of America Analaws J. C. Welch Motor Company S. Wrenn Street Car Works Wolk Volk

Test on Sunday closing law in Thomasville continued

A court session in Thomasville extended the blue law test until Friday as Crawford sought more time for a weekly extension. City Council had granted grace periods earlier to adjust to the Sunday ordinance and moved to enforce the law starting yesterday with an amended clause clarified by city attorney Ford Myers. A police officer later visited the station at 10 30 a m as the warrant was requested.

Thomasville Recorder’s Court L. Roy Hughes Crawford City Avenue Ford Myers Lishments Ford

Youths Attend Red Cross Training Workshops

William L. Mickey leaves for Gulfport Mississippi to join a July 20 27 Junior Red Cross leadership workshop at Gulf Park College. He is one of three local students chosen for the training to qualify for leadership roles in the city Junior Red Cross program.

William L Bill) Mickey Gulfport Miss Red Cross Gulf Park College Mickey L. A. Mickey S. Main St High Point High School Harry L. Rothrock Jr Tuxedo Carolyn Lawing Clyde Lawing Becky Bradner Beverly H. Bradner Jr High Point Memorial Hospital Salisbury

Power mowers replacing sheep at historic burying ground

Mowers replace sheep on the North Burying Ground in Warren Rhode Island. Since 1954, under the Masassoit Historical Society initiative led by Rev. Arthur M. Dunstan, sheep were used to keep the grass trimmed. Now power equipment handles the task.

Deaths and Funerals Lewis Ingram

Lewis Lorin Ingram 66 died unexpectedly at his home on Stratford Road Saturday morning. Funeral services were held Sunday at Archdale Methodist Church with Rev. Ernest Page and Rev. Isaac Harris officiating. Burial followed in Fairfield Methodist Cemetery. Pallbearers named Stamey Stroud Joe Duggins Irvin Shelton O H Morton Emmett Crowson Val Kearns Hurley Rush and Jay Ingram.

Lewis Ingram Lewis Lorin Ingram Archdale Methodist Church Ernest Page Isaac Harris Archdale Friends Meeting Fairfield Methodist Church Stamey Stroud Joe Duggins Irvin Shelton O. H. Morton Emmett C. Crowson Val Kearns Hurley Rush Jay Ingram Mr. Ingram Stratford Rd

Heart Attack Claims Life Of Fred Younts

Fred Younts 65 of Route 5 High Point died of a heart attack while on a fishing trip in Swansboro. He was born Oct 8 1892 in Randolph County and spent most of his life in High Point. He owned Leonard and Younts clothing store and later worked at Shackelford’s Men’s Store for 25 years. Surviving: wife Lola Craven a daughter Dezree Dowdy a foster daughter Polly Fitts two brothers two sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at First Methodist Church with interment in Trinity Memorial Cemetery.

Fred Younts High Point Swansboro Randolph County Alfred Molly Leach Younts Younts First Methodist Church Pickett Bible Board of Stewards Archdale Trinity Lions Club Leonard Dezree Dowdy Route 5 Polly Fitts Charlotte D. R. Younts Trinity G. L. Younts Annie Brower Montheu Ave 4. C. Wilkie Sunset Dr A. C. Waggoner William T. Ratchford Swannanoa Methodist Church Robert Oakley Trinity Methodist Church Trinity Memorial Cemetery Cumby Mortuary Friends

Mrs Teachey Dies At 79 Rites Set

Mrs Clara Mae Teachey 79 of 1803 Welborn St Greensboro died Sunday night in a local rest home after eight months of declining health. Born May 2, 1879 in Cumberland County she was married to Dan Teachey who died in 1910. She worked at Thomas Hosiery Mill and belonged to Green Street Baptist Church. Surviving: two sons Lester Teachey and two daughters Mrs Nellie ducted tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Cumby Mortuary. Oakwood Park Cemetery burial.

Clara Mae Teachey Welborn St Greensboro Cumberland County Dan Teachey Teachey Thomas Hosiery Green Street Baptist Church Lester Teachey Route 1 Jamestown Nellie Cumby Mortuary Oakwood Park

Greek native Bill Pappas dies at 78 in County Home

Bill Pappas 78 formerly owned a Greensboro restaurant died Saturday morning at the County Home. Funeral services were planned for today at 3 p.m. from the Greek Orthodox Church with Rev. Nicholas Micropoulos officiating and burial at Forest Lawn Cemetery. He had lived in Greensboro 12 years and was a longtime Greek Orthodox Church member.

Greensboro Bill Pappas Nicholas Micropoulos Forest Lawn Cemetery Pappas Greece Greeensboro

Guilford Native Succumbs In Duke Hospital

Mrs. Bessie Edwards, 74, of 1805 Willamore St., died at 10 30 a m yesterday at Duke Hospital in Durham after a yearlong decline. A Guilford County native and Hickory Grove Methodist Church member, she leaves three sons A R Edwards L M Edwards and A E Edwards of Greensboro and High Point, four daughters C T Bullock Woodrow Phelps W Z Landreth and G V Ward, 14 grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral services set for 4 p m Tuesday at the Hanes Lineberry Chapel.

Greensboro Bessie Edwards Willamore St Duke Hospital Durham Guilford County Hickory Grove

Prayer for Presence and Blessing in Daily Life

A prayer by John Sutherland Bonnell of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church asks for awareness of God’s presence and cheerful conduct in daily life. It seeks insight, tenderness, and courage to be a blessing to others through all relationships in Christ.

Christ John Sutherland Bonnell Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church

John R. Smart Dies In Local Hospital

John Richard Smart, 56, died at High Point Memorial Hospital shortly after 6 Sunday morning after a three year decline. He was born in Hayesville April 11, 1902 and came to High Point 30 years ago from Galax Virginia. He worked in hosiery, last at Triangle Hosiery Mill, and belonged to Cloverdale Baptist Church. Survived by his wife Grace Goad Smart of 1513 Corbett Street, his father D. J. Smart of Thompson Georgia, and brother Alton H. Smart of Athens Georgia. Burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery after service at Cloverdale Baptist Church. Funeral home to transfer remains to church 30 minutes prior to service.

John Richard Smart High Point Memorial Hospital Mr. Smart Hayesville D. J Dora Fleming Smart High Point Galax Triangle Hosiery Mill Cloverdale Baptist Church Grace Goad Corbett St D. J. Smart Thompson, Ga Alton H. Smart Athens W. H. Barker Floral Garden Park Cemetery Koonce Funeral Home

Emerywood Youths Win State Honors in Memory Work

Three Emerywood Baptist Church youngsters Nancy Hutto Patsy Whitlow and Linda Singerfelt won state honors in the Junior Memory Work Tournament held last week at Fort Caswell. They were among 136 state winners with Judy Van Anda and Helen Hutto attending for the intermediate department and Mrs H E Hutto as adult leader.

Emerywood Baptist Church Caswell Baptist Assembly Fort Caswell Nancy Hutto Patsy Whitlow Linda Singerfelt Judy van Anda Helen Hutto H. E. Hutto

Recount Opens In May Primary Constable Race

The State Board of Elections ordered a vote recount for 33 precincts after incumbent William H. Sherron alleged canvass irregularities in the May 31 Democratic primary. Rob ert C. Dellinger was named winner by 13 votes and did not protest the recount.

State Board of Elections William H. Sherron Robert C. Dellinger Dellinger

Local Weather Forecast Shows Little Change Predicted

Forecast for the fourth week keeps same pattern with night lows around 69 and highs near 88. Recent low also 69. today’s high expected at 86. Statewide temperatures slightly below normal with about an inch of rain expected daily in most areas.

Eva Marie Saint Reveals Family News

Oscar winner Eva Marie Saint is mother to Laurette an 80 pound daughter. She and husband TV director Jeffrey Hyden also have a son named Darrell aged three.

Santa Monica Calif Eva Marie Saint Laurette Jeffrey Hyden Darrell

Nabbbed on Bridge youths charged in thefts

Two youths, Jackie McDonald and Edwin G. Cox, were cornered on the Perry Street bridge after attempting to steal a mirror from a car at the General Finance Co. lot. They confessed to a June larceny and were charged with tampering with a motor vehicle and larceny under $200, bond set for Municipal Court August 4.

Perry Street Jackie McDonald Route 2 Trinity Edwin G. Cox Route 4 General Finance Co N. Hamilton Street McDonald Cox Nash Collins Greensboro Finance Company William Burst Meredith

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ana Ate Ieee Richard Alford Raymond Spivey Janet Teague Auto Union Welch Fred Guilford John R. Smart William Yoder Conrad Kearns Street Harvey T. Collins E. Gree Street
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