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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1959

Page

7

Three Strikes and Out For Impatient Prisoner in Thomasville

Jerry D. Sowers a Winston Salem laborer arrested at the W Main Barbecue faced bond delay and fled the police station. He was recaptured on Forsyth Street and jailed on drunkenness awaiting Recorder's Court August 8. Other weekend arrests included William Goodman non support bonds set at 300, Oscar Wright assault charge, Marvin Mann drunkenness and resisting arrest, Wafford Simmons drunken driving, and James McCormic assault pending August 17.

Thomasville Jerry D. Sowers Winston- Salem W. Main Jerry Forsyth Street Recorder's Court William A. Goodman Conrad Street Oscar Wright Route 1 Tom Rhinehardt Marvin G. Mann Eastview Street High Point VFW Hall Mann Wafford C. Simmons Kannapolis Here James L. McCormic Bryan Road

Thomasville Surgeon Opens Offices on Randolph Street

Dr. Shelley C. York Jr. announces general surgery offices at 400 Randolph St in Thomasville. A High Point native and Guilford College graduate, he served as U S Air Force regimental surgeon in Alaska before settling with his wife Betsy Wiley of Clarksville Virginia and their five month old daughter Sandra.

Thomasville Shelley C. York Jr Randolph St High Point Shelley C. York Archdale Guilford College York U. S. Air Force Alaska New Thomasville Betsy Wiley Clarksville Sandra

Court Awards $50,000 in Thomasville death case

Davidson Bear Superior Court in Lexington awards Conrad P. Jones of Thomasville $50,000 in a civil suit arising from a fatal crash. A truck driven by Snuggs collided with a vehicle driven by Lee as Lee attempted a turn into a used car lot run by B. and S. Motors, causing a wheel to be ripped from the truck and the Jones car to crash, killing Mrs. Jones.

Thomasville Davidson Bear Superior Court Lexington Conrad P. Jones Snuggs Lee B. and S. Motors Jones

Mrs. F. L. Varner of Asheboro dies at 75

Mrs Maggie Varner 75 of Route 2 Asheboro widow of F L Varner died yesterday in a Clemons nursing home after a year of illness. Born in Davidson County she was a Liberty Baptist Church member. Surviving: four sons Carl Luther Homer and Bay all of North Carolina several daughters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 30 p m Tuesday at Hughes Grove Baptist Church with two ministers officiating burial in the church cemetery. Body at Hoover Funeral Chapel.

Minnesota Forest Coverage Report Fragment

Fragmentary text notes forests covering two fifths of Minnesota. The brief appears to report historical land use or natural resource data without clear dates or organizations. Further readable details are needed for precise entities or context.

Minnesota

Woman Held For Home Burning In Randolph County

Mrs. Grover King was jailed in Randolph County as officers prepared warrants charging felonious burning and public drunkenness. The Presnell Street three room frame home burned at 7 45 a m with witnesses saying she saturated the kitchen with kerosene and struck matches. She allegedly chased her husband with a butcher knife and the house had no insurance.

Moore

D W Williams of Ramseur Dies at 31

D W Williams 31 of Ramseur died at his home on Route 2 after months of illness. Surviving are his wife Ocie Marie Williams his mother Bammie Williams two sisters and four half sisters. Funeral set for Tuesday at Mt Pleasant Baptist Church at 2 30 p m with Revs. James Jasper Honeycutt officiating. Burial in church cemetery.

Ramseur D. W Junior) Williams Ocie Marie Williams Bamnie Williams R. F. ‘Pugh Geneva Williams Verlie Kivett Asheboro Ruby Kimery

Groundbreaking for North Main Street Baptist Parsonage

The Greenwood Hills project on Pine Grove Drive will cost 22000 and feature a brick split level parsonage of 3700 square feet with 8 rooms and a full basement placed on two donated acres. Attendees include R A Phipps James Mabe Paul Shaver W C Edwards William Peatross Dr Neil Armstrong Bill Foster Nick Evans and Fred Smith.

North Main Street Baptist Church R. A. Phipps James Mabe The Brotherhood of the Church Paul Shaver W. C. Edwards William Peatross Neil Armstrong Bill Foster Nick Evans Board of Deacons Fred Smith Pine Grove Drive Greenwood Hills D. S. Hedgecock Snow Studio

Church bond issue opens in commercial money market

United Lutheran Church in America plans to raise 1.5 million dollars this summer with a three year program to provide loans for new church buildings and site acquisitions at interest rates rising to 5 percent. The report notes Helena Montana and Last Chance Gulch historical reference in its rushed summary.

New York United Lutheran Church In America Crater Lake Oregon

Crash Near Thomasville Sends Three To Hospital

A convertible skidded on Highway 62 near Vance Road, rolled over an embankment, injuring three. Driver James Andrew Sink, 18, suffered severe facial cuts and bruises and was admitted for treatment and X-rays. Passengers Alice Fay Barbee, 15, Landrum Holland, 17, were treated and released. No charges yet. skid marks stretch 75 feet to the stop sign.

Thomasville Vance Road James Andrew Sink Steel Street City Memorial Hospital Alice Fay Barbee Stone Street Landrum Holland Warner Street Sink Highway 62 Ank

Montreal Streets Named for Saints Highlight City Heritage

The article notes that many Montreal streets carry the names of saints, reflecting the city’s historic ties to religious tradition. It discusses how these names convey cultural heritage and influence local identity.

Montreal

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Sowers Shelley York JR Shire Ahr Centennial Ave F. L. Varner Merle Norman Ecosmimse Shuore Gonnatte College St Stauffer D. W. Williams Wateon Bonghel Eames Maken Wate Nemeny WATS Baptist Parsonage Helena Montana Last Chance Gulch Flowers Grace Flower Shop Puones “Woss Into Freezer Duke Power Appliance Duke Power S. Main St Company i Quobnat
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