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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1958

Page

29

High Pointer's Brother Dies at 56 in Lawsonville

Meyer L. Martin 56 an excavating contractor of Route 1 Lawsonville died at Stokes Reynolds Memorial Hospital at 3 p m Saturday after a long illness. Survived by wife Phoebe Tucker three sons L D Nelle and Gary Martin his mother Mrs G R Martin of Lawsonville three sisters Mrs J W Nickelston Mrs Elmer Hall of Lawsonville and Mrs Coy Rhodes of High Point one brother John C Martin of Lawsonville Funeral set for Monday at 3 30 p m from Cedars Creek Baptist Church with Rev C H Stanfield burial in church cemetery.

Danbury Meyer L. Martin Lawsonville Stokes Reynolds Memorial Hospital Martin Phoebe Tucker L. D Nelle Gary Martin G. R. Martin J. W. Nickelston Elmer Hall Coy Rhodes High Point John C. Martin Cedars Creek Baptist Church C. H. Stanfield

Rape Cases Bound Over

Two 17 year old youths Guffy Lee Baxter and Arris A Brown were bound over to county jail awaiting August Superior Court trial on rape charges. Probable cause found in Recorder's Court after they were charged with raping a 19 year old Pennsylvania girl last Tuesday night in Carver Park. Bond set at $5,000 each.

Thomasville High Street Guffy Lee Baxter Arris A. Brown Recorder's Court Pennsylvania Carver Park

Chimney Sparks Spark Plant Fire and Kitchen Short

A Globe Parlor Furniture Co. dust and boiler dust pit caught fire from sparks in the smoke stack. Firemen arrived soon after the 3 p.m. blaze and contained it quickly. Later, a separate short in a kitchen wall switch at a Carrick property caused a small incident last night.

Globe Parlor Furniture Co Carrick

Williams Flower Shop Announces Move to New Location

Williams Flower Shop plans to relocate to 4018 S. Main St. on August 1. The current address is 114 E. High St. The new quarters offer adequate nearby parking, according to management.

Longest Range Marks Andes Stretch Across South America

The Andes form the world’s longest mountain chain extending along the west coast of South America from Cape Horn to Panama, covering about 4 500 miles.

South America Cape Horn Panama

Remarkable Jamestown Twins Find Quiet Contentment at 82

Hodgin brothers Charlie and John Hodgin, both 82, live on adjoining five acre tracts on Oakdale Road in Jamestown. They share Midles Henry as middle name, Republican leanings, long Oakdale Cotton Mill careers, and a calm outlook amid aging. Charlie is the talkative, lazy porch-swinger. John is reserved, active, and fond of Gun Smoke.

Charlie John Hodgin Neck of the Woods Oakdale Road Jamestown John Henry Hodgins Oakdale Cotton Mill Ragsdale Charlie Hodgin

Thomasville Blue Law Showdown Heads To State Courts

Thomasville awaits a third round in the blue law clash as Unity Super market owner Bob Crawford plans to open at 7 to 9 30 a m and 1 30 to 9 p m today seeking relief under a recent ordinance. City officials push for enforcement while Crawford cites church support and a planned shopping center to justify longer Sunday hours. The dispute hinges on state supreme court rulings and possible restraining orders as proceedings continue in Lexington Superior Court next month.

Dick Rigby Thomasville Bob Crawford Unity Crawford Recorder's Court National Highway Market Superior Court Lexington High Point State Supreme Court United States Supreme Court Kermit Cloniger Cies Cranford Stevenson's Lexington Street Joe Towrey High Point West End Supreme Court Lexing

Baptists Hint Special Session For 1959 Meeting

Next spring may see a special session of the Baptist State Convention in North Carolina to review the committee of 25 report on agency needs. General Board leaders said the session could occur in March or April after evaluating a Booz Allen Hamilton study. The board also backed a Lebanon policy statement and approved legal aid funds while reporting convention income running ahead of 1957.

Thomasville Baptist State Convention Mills Home L. H. Hollingsworth Boone M. A. Huggins Raleigh Committee of 25 Winston-Salem General Board Booz, Allen and Hamilton Washington, D. C James S. Pot C. B. Deane Lebanon America Robert L. Humber Greenville Sylvester Greene Greene Missouri M. O. Owens Jr Lenoir Huggins Durham Durham In November, the General Board Mills Ae Missions Committee

Highway Link Inspection Set

The new dual lane Route 421 link between Greensboro and Kev ersville will be inspected Thursday by State Highway Commission officials. It will open to traffic August 1 after delays from heavy rains. Project cost $4,950,668.

Greensboro Keversville State Highway Commission

One-Legged Boy Excels In Sports

In Redwood City California Robbie Joslin a 12 year old who lost his left leg below the knee after a train accident last April excels in sports. He performs loops on a trampoline and dives at a swimming pool and his coach Clyde Devine calls him sensational and says they aim to make a championship swimmer.

Redwood City Calif Robbie Joslin Clyde Devine

First Woman Seated in U.S. Senate Rebecca Felton

In 1922 Rebecca L. Felton of Georgia became the first woman seated in the U.S. Senate. She was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Thomas W. Watson.

U.S. Senate Rebecca L. Felton Georgia Sen Thomas W. Watson

Cranford Case Looms Over City Sunday Business Clash

City council debates High Point style amendment preserving the $25 penalty and Sunday movie ban. The dispute echoes late 1940s debates and may prompt only minor ordinance changes. Grocers eye results and some owners plan to stay closed Sundays to attend church with their families.

L. R. Jarrett Connell Cranford

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