Man Receives Eighteen Months for Sixth Drunk Driving Charge
James W. Mounce, 37, of Clay street, was sentenced to 12 months for one drunken driving count and 6 months for the other after officers reported erratic driving on Mangum avenue. The case marks his sixth drunken driving offense, with prior arrest on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. MacRae
James W. Mounce
Clay Street
Mangum Avenue
Manning Street
Mounce
James W. Kimble
West Willis
Eo Butler
Asheboro
State Banner Puzzle Debuts Amid Fragments and Clues
A garbled puzzle fragment lists hints like Depleted flag state producer Mississippi River and river in Ukraine. The mixed entries include directions terms and Greek letters suggesting a crossword style clue set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Ukraine
Kerak
Puzzle Answer Fragment List
Answer to Previous Puzzle yields a mixed clue set including rodents umpires body small horses accustoms American district in traitor India and a river in State France Chinese in the River in State. It also includes short song legislative male and sea eagle fasten superlative suffix greasy substance and Red Cross abbr mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
France
Red Cross
African Chief Told to Move White Spouse
Sir Seretse Khama and his wife Ruth Williams faced exile from Bechuanaland after Britain ordered him to leave his tribal territory with their baby. The Commonwealth Relations Office stated the exile should begin at an early date, with potential exile location unresolved though London was mentioned in reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Seretse Khama
Britain
Ruth
Commonwealth Relations Office
Seretse
Ruth Williams
England
Bechuanaland
Russia Origin Story in Britannica Sayings
The Britannica entry suggests the name Russia derives from a Finnish form for Swedes meaning sea farer, noting a linguistic corruption in popular usage. This etymology frames Russia’s naming beyond its current borders and hints at historic maritime connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Sermon Urges Faith Against World’s Strife and Escape
Rev Jared W Wilds guest minister at First Evangelical and Reformed shares that true peace comes from faith in God not escape. He cites biblical figures Moses Elijah Jonah and Jesus to illustrate returning to duty under God’s guidance and finding rest in Christ's yoke.
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Jared
Murmer C. Wilds
1St Presbyterian Church
Crestwood
Randolph Presbyterian
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Carl A. Grimm
Wilds
Moses
Pharaoh
Midian
God
Jehovah
Elijah
Jezebel
Jonah
Nineveh
Jesus
Gethsemane
Calvary
Christ
African Wireless Telegraph Reported in Equatorial Trade
In Equatorial Africa a native wireless telegraph uses a six foot long hollow log called the woudougoudou. Messages are drummed with rubber tipped sticks and relayed between villages with remarkable speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equatorial
Africa
Hailey Attacks Court in Self Harm Incident
Halifax Va July 31 In a halted session of the Halifax county circuit court George Thomas Hailey a 24 year old farm hand on trial for rape and murder defense witnesses say bit his wrists until six state troopers restrained him Doctors from Marion hospital were summoned and the proceeding delayed while medical treatment was arranged The defense sought a continuance to call a Richmond psychiatrist Dr James Asa Shield whose prior reports questioned Hailey's responsibility Read by the court the move was denied and the recess extended Awaiting treatment Hailey damaged both wrists during the interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
George Thomas Hailey
Halifax County
Hailey
Marian Lloyd
Southwestern State Hospital
Marion
R. G. Bledsoe
Richmond
James Asa Shield
Bledsoe
Aug. 7 Set For Trial In 81 Stitch Knife Fight
Hearing scheduled for August 7 in Municipal court for two men charged with assault with a deadly weapon after a Saturday knife fight on Grayson Street. M. C. Black of 511 Grayson and Dorsey Gregory of 512 Grayson required 39 and 42 stitches respectively for wounds to face back hand arm and shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal
M. C. Black
Grayson
Dorsey Gregory
Gregory
Black
Freedom Law and the Year of Release in Hebrew Debt Law
Britannica notes an ancient Hebrew rule that debtors were released from all debts every seventh year demonstrating a built in debt relief mechanism. The principle reflects a periodic reset in financial obligations within the biblical law framework.
Baseball and basketball scores from yesterday and today
Yesterday results show New York 15-4 and Cleveland 6-3 among major games. other teams like Boston 5-6 and Detroit 12, Philadelphia 10 share an active standings snapshot. Tomorrow’s schedule lists no games. regional scores include Durham Raleigh Burlington Greensboro Danville Reidsville and St. Louis Brooklyn Chicago New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Boston.
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New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Durham
Raleigh
Burlington
Greensboro
Danville
Reidsville
Fayetteville
Winston-Salem
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Toda
Hiller
Or Dubiel
Bankhead
St. Louie
Spain
Chicago St. Louis
Hosiery Mill and Recreation Hall Plans Approved
Building permits issued authorize two structures with combined cost of 49000. A recreation hall on Ward street between the Southern Railway tracks and English street is set at 25000, and a hosiery mill on Tryon between Court esy road and Redding at 24000. Additional permits include residences on West Lexington and Fourth streets, a garage on Davidson, and a restaurant paint job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Kearns
H. F. Rice
Ward Street
Southern Railway
English Street
Frank Winiskee
Tryon
Courtesy Road
Redding
W. P. Barnes
West Lexington
Edgedale
Raper
Marvin F. Smith
Fourth
North Drive
Calvin Blomer
Davidson
Eagle Sandwich Shop
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Kate R Peebles Kernersville
Mrs Kate R Peebles 77 of Forsyth county died Sunday morning in a Winston Salem hospital after seven months illness She came from near Danville Va and lived with her son G C Peebles in Winston Salem Funeral at 3 pm at Bunker Hill Baptist church burial in church cemetery Surviving seven daughters two sons 43 grandchildren 37 great grandchildren Graveside for Isaac Lee Gray was at Mt Shepherd Methodist church with Rev Paul Bruton leading burial in church cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate R. Peebles
Kernersville
Forsyth County
Winston-Salem
Danville
G. C. Peebles
Clinton Phipps
Route 1
Bunker Hill Baptist Church
Clark Parrish
Sadie Motsigger
Clinton Phi
Chester Ingaruato
Chicago, IL
Walter Pyrtle
Walkertown
Eva Farrington
Ruby Harrell
Charlie C. Peebles
Isaac Lee Gray
Mt. Shepherd Methodist Church
Paul Bruton
W. G. Rush
C. R. Trotter
George Trotter
Garfield Wall
Ray Poole
R. L. Blakely
Marvin Allred
Aubrey Lawrence
Funeral Services for Mrs Velmer H Cranford
Mrs Velmer H Cranford 41 wife of LeRoy Cranford died in Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem NC Friday. Funeral held Sunday 3 pm from Russell Grove Baptist Church Asheboro with Rev E J Stack and Rev J L Kivett. Music by church choir. pallbearers named. interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velmer Cranford
Velmer H. Cranford
Leroy Cranford
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
N. C
Russell Grove Baptist Church
Asheboro
E. J. Stack
J. L. Kivett
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
R. E. Williams
Paul Johnson
Arthur Johnson
C. N. McNeil
J. C. Allred
J. H. Lewallen
Mrs Susan Hayworth longtime Mount Pleasant member dies
Mrs Susan Hayworth widow of George W. Hayworth dies at Abbott's Creek High Point Rt 2 after three years of declining health. Born October 19 1866 in Davidson County she joined Mount Pleasant Methodist at 16 and remained a member 67 years. Survived by daughter Mrs Joe H Leonard Lexington NC son J Cletus Hayworth Abbott's Creek, brother J Rufus Murphy sister Mrs John Cinard, eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral at Mount Pleasant Methodist Tuesday at 11 with Rev Ralph Jacks. burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Hayworth
Susan
Sue) Hayworth
George W. Hayworth
Davidson County
Abbott's Creek
High Point Rt. 2
J. Melvin
Barbara Ng Murphy
Mount Pleasant
Ralph Jacks
Auto Crash Causes Reckless Driving Charges
A 1950 model auto driven by Alan Wilson overturned after a collision at East Russell and South Hamilton streets causing $1000 damage and injuring Wilson. Talmadge M. Pipkin, driver of the taxi, and Wilson were charged with reckless driving. Another collision at Willowbrook and Taylorsville injured Mrs. John Karahalios and Louella Clark with $450 damages. No charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Russell
South Hamilton
Alan Wilson
Friddle
Talmadge M. Pipkin
Wilson
Charles W. Price
North
John Karahalios
Oakwood Court Apartments
Willowbrook
Tay
Louella Clark
Dam
Leon S. Chidester
Rotary
Richard J. Melton
Negro
Elizabeth
Chestnut and
Locke
Melton
Billy Lee Sink
Thomasville
Gordon H. Perry
Attempted Break-In Reported at Local Service Station
An attempted break-in and malicious damage were reported this weekend. Police said glass was broken at a door of a service station at 901 North Main in what appeared to be an unsuccessful attempt to gain entry. Several windows at Piedmont Electric Co on Pine Street sustained damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main
Piedmont Electric Co
Pine Street
Furniture Cost Men Open Meet in Chapel Hill
A week-long cost accounting and control institute opens in Chapel Hill North Carolina for members of the Southern Association of Furniture Manufacturers. Twenty one firms from nine southern states attend with UNC bureau of business services and research conducting the event. John Wilson of Ernst and Young speaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
N. C
Southern Association of Furniture Manufacturers
University of North Carolina
Bureau of Business Services and Research
John Wilson
Boston
Ernst and Ernst
Emerywood West resident seeks front yard variance
William Jarrell of Lot 9 Block 2 Emerywood West on Ferndale Parkway applies for a variance from front yard setbacks. The Board of Adjustments will hear the case at City Hall Council Chamber at 4:00 PM on Tuesday August 1 1950. Those wishing to be heard may attend. Chairman E C Cridlebaugh signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jarrell
Emerywood West
Ferndale Parkway
Board of Adjustments
Council Chamber
City Hall
E. C. Cridlebaugh
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Henry Allen
L. W. Alman
Archdale
Kimble
Herman Lavender
Tate
Leroy Venable
West Green
Protus F. Njames
Lcense
Amin L. Lumkin
Daniel Brooks
David N. Welborn
South
Hamilton
Charles Endzel, Jr
Lillie Mae Wood
East High
Eugene Wood
Charlie E. Allred
Jamestown
Eldon B. Kennedy
Lexie V. Davis
Roger LeGrand
Leflin
Blain Guyer
West Commerce
Gwyn D. Osborne
Frank A. Brown
Judy Messer
William G. Sykes
Sandy Ridge
Arabian Gulf
le and
Finch Field
Jimmy Hatl
First Reformed — Union
Sports Department
The
Enterprise
Thomas Hailey
YMCA
Daytona Beach
Fla
Pet
Schedul
Lanier Chipman
Salisbury
Hi-Ton Concord
Lexingto
Statesville
Moores
Landis
Hickory
EAL
Svilly
Raleigh Fayetteville
Carolina
Hi-Toms Landis
Mooresville
Concord
Lexington
Isaac L. Gray
Joe
Saeco
Board OF Adjustment
Mann’s Drug Stores
DIAL
Jackson
Alice Anderson
Lana
Clara Mae
Montlieu Avenue
Col
Woodrow
APTS
Monthieuw St. Thomasville
Cable St
West Broad Street
Willowbrook Street
Prospect Street
Lindsay Street
Field ST
Norwood CT
West End
RK. B. Gantt &O
Carolina Beach
High Point
High Point Inn
Carl B. Byrd
Anderson
Kitty Hawk Beach
North Carolina
Wm. Anderson
Norman Hekler
W. L
High Point Enterprise
Bay Street School
W. J. McClure
Griffith Office Equipment Co
Monark
Army
Army & Navy
Ford
Kraftmaster
Samet Salvagi
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