Auto In Assault Charged Involving Juvenile and Adults
Police report the arrest of a 16 year old on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and reckless driving after a Potts Street incident. Jessie Elwood, 23, of Clifton Street, was nabbed on a fugitive from justice warrant. Breeden remains jailed in Pulaski County on a $500 bond for assault with a deadly weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts Street
David Hart
Long Street
Pendergras
Pendergrast
Ang
Jessie Elwood
Clifton Street
Breeden
Pulaski County
Meeting To Explore Pollution Problems
City officials plan an informational meeting with industrialists at the County Health Building at 2 p.m. to discuss municipal waste control legislation and how plants may need pre treatment before disposal. State sanitation experts will lead the discussion. The gathering follows complaints about streams polluted by local discharge and the chamber of commerce aiding outreach.
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Cinties Department
Bill Wildleme
Department For
Williams
Chamber of Commerce
Inye
Pollu
Arelius Westmoreland 34 Dies After Illness
Arelius Westmoreland of Route 4 Thomasville, a farmer, died at City Memorial Hospital Saturday night after a three year illness. Funeral services were held from Zion Evangelical Church with Pastor Ot-at Monowsse and Dr J A retiring on Ig a asville officiating. Pallbearers included Marion Brown Dixon and Ernest torment, with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Thomasville
Arelius
Westmoreland
Thomasville
Zion Evangelical
Aay
Monowsse
Fred Yee
Southside Church
J. A
Ig Aasville
Marion Brien Brown Dixon
Ernest Torment
City Memorial Hospital
Criti
Mrs. J. S. Holton Native Jamestown Resident Dies
Mrs J S Holton a longtime Jamestown resident died in 1934 at home. Survived by two daughters including Mrs Cer of High Point, sons Richard Holton of the Peas and John Holton Jr of Jamestown, a sister Miss Rhodema of Jamestown, seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral at Yow s Funeral Home Chapel Wednesday at 4 o clock with Pastor B West officiating. Interment in Holton plot at Deep River Cemetery. Body to remain at Yow s until service.
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John Holton
High Point
Jamestown
Richard Holton
The
Peas
John Holton Jr
Miss Rhodema
Yow
Funeral Home
B. West
Sammmieen Bsurec
Holton
Deep River
Prayer for TOQDAY Daily Devotional Entry
Prayer for TOQDAY thanks be unto thee O Lord for keeping us through the night and dawn of a new day. It asks grace and opportunity to serve, guidance for the day, strength and patience for tasks, and a day lived unto thee through Christ Amen. Mae FE Hunter Nashville Tenn staff editor National Baptist Publishing Board.
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Christ
Amen
Mae FE
Hunter
Nashville, Tenn
National Bapfiss Publishing Board
Would-Be Assailant Hunted Near W Homestead Avenue
Deputies investigated an attempted assault on a woman at 4:15 p m on W Homestead Avenue yesterday. The attacker, described in gray shirt and pants, fled into the woods when the woman’s children appeared. Searches found no trace of the man despite a neighborhood canvass and dog patrols.
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W. Homestead Avenue
Youths Describe Cuban Trip as Rewarding Mission Work
Thom asville Sub-District Cuban Caravan members from local Methodist churches in Thomasville arrived in Cuba for a mission assignment in Cienfuegos and Camao. They will conduct visitation, youth meetings, discussions, worship services and recreation under Rev John Stroud and his wife. The group spent four days at Camp Will before starting work and will return in late August.
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Thomasville
Cienfuegos
Camao
Cuba
John Stroud
Camp Will
Dixie Black
Jackie Money
Martha Morgan
Lou Kennedy
John
Joan Christy
Jo Albertson
Oe Hornby
David My
Will
Ariza
Canaan Methodist Soul
Sth
Canaan Church
Albert Berrier
Deaic
Las Vegas NM origin name linked to Our Lady of Sorrows
The New Mexico town of Las Vegas formerly bore the name Nuestra Señora de los Dolores de Las Vegas reflecting its patron saint.
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Las Vegas, N. M
Nuestra Senora de Los Dolores de
Las Vanes
Our Lady of Sorrows of the
Thomasville Chair Co Names Two Executives
Thomasville Chair Co announces the appointment of T. W. F. Tisdall and J. E. Taylor to the executive staff. Tisdall will lead manufacturing and sales for the new Sen 2 Ge Sad operation, with duties starting August 1. Taylor previously served as executive vice president of Sidney Blumen thal and Co. in Rocky Mount and has long been a director at Basic-Witz Furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
T. W. F. Tisdall
J. E. Taylor
Thomasville Chair Co
Tom A. Finch
Tisdall
Sneatt
T. Eaton Co., Ltd
Toronto
Canada
Barker Bros
Los Angeles
Peg
Tomlinsough Point
Taylor
Sidney Blumenthal and Co
Rocky Mount
Dbay
Basic-Witz Furniture Industries, Inc
Waynesboro
Thomasville Furniture Corp
Radio Station, Announcer Appeals After Damages Denied
High Point Broadcasting Co and sports announcer Morty Schaap appeal Guilford County Court after municipal award denied damages. Schaap seeks 165 damages for alleged failure to carry basketball schedules. broadcaster counters with 1500 claim for wrongful contract termination and broadcast rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Broadcasting Co
Morty Schaap
Guilford Superset
3 Point Broadcasting
WHPE
Schaap
Eight Given Active Road Sentences
A Municipal Court session handed six month road sentences to S Hamilton Street man James H Fletcher 56 for DUI and prohibition violations. William Hay Ward Route 5 Thomasville also received four months on the roads for DUI. Other terms included 60 days for Sammy J King 20 for license and larceny charges and 30 days for Stafford McKinney for prohibition violations.
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S. Hamilton Street
James H. Fletcher
William Hay Ward
Route 5
Thomasville
Sammy J. King
Phillips Street
Stafford McKinney
City Budget Delays Spark State Law Questions
City Attorney Grover Jones called the council's failure to adopt the 1956 57 budget by August 28 a clear statutory violation with no penalties. Officials blame salary and schedule complications, while department heads show mixed support for the proposed merit based pay scales and new salary limits. The target adoption date was set for the next council meeting Tuesday amid ongoing talks with lawmakers and department chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Jones
Jones
High Point
North Carona Employment Security Commission
North Carolina Institute of Government
Institute For Government
Serena
Scholarship To Honor Youth Kincaid Jr In Dallas
A scholarship fund is established in memory of 11 year old Thomas Rufus Kincaid Jr who died after a near drowning. He was valedictorian of Ischabatie record High School class of 1956 and had earned a scholarship to North Carolina work. The fund, started by First Methodist Church where he served as church secretary, honors his benevolent influence. His family lived in High Point from 1938 to 1947 at 805 E Lexington Ave and he was associated with Express Agency. The Rev C Jerome Honeycutt, his pastor, calls the fund a lasting blessing to humanity.
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Dallas
Thomas Rufus Kincaid Jr
Kincaid
First Methonat Church
Young Kincaid
Ischabatie Record High School
N. Ca
High Point
Lexington Ave
Thomas Jr
Johnson Street
Ay Express
Seven Arrests Reported by Thomasville Police
Thomasville police arrested seven people overnight and today. Ethaniel Everhart, 22, on Church Street, remained jailed after a Bowne complaint alleging assault. Gilmer Allred, 26, of Hill Street, jailed on a capias for failing to appear on public drunkenness charges. Clyde Thomas Beck Jr., 28, Lexington route, arrested for reckless driving and hit and run. Bobby Ray Everhart, 30, Amazon Road, jailed for driving without a license. Beck free on 400 dollar bond awaiting Aug 3 appearance. Everhart to appear Aug 13.
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Thomasville
Tethen
State
Hos
Ethaniel Everhart
Church Street
Bowne
Ralph Everhart
Everhart
Gilmer Allred
Hill Street
Cedar Falls
Capias
Recorder’s Court
Allred
Clyde Thomas Beck Jr
Route 2
Lexington
Bobby Ray Everhart
Amazon Road
Crash Victim Remains Unconscious At Hospital
Harold Young of Innentdlen remains in a coma after a Saturday night auto crash near Kernersville. He was listed in critical condition at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem with head and eye injuries. Fellow occupant Koepke also injured in the wreck as observers reported ongoing emergency treatment.
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Harold Young
Innentdlen
Here
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Kernersville
Horneytown
Nee
Ge Koepke
August Showers Forecast Across Region
Weather forecast notes showers continuing with slightly warmer temperatures. Greensboro H Point Airport recorded a cool low last night with tonight’s expected low between 60 and 65. The day’s high was near 80, and tomorrow’s forecast calls for mid 80s.
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Friendship Weather Bureau
Dana Tlook
Greensboro
H Point
Pair Bound Over For Car Death In Recorder Court
In Recorder's Court yesterday Calicutt 28 of 302 Church St owner of the death car was bound over for aiding and abetting hit and run. He was found guilty of driving without an operator license and plans to appeal to Superior Court. Williams was acquitted of aiding and abetting Calicutt. A 16 year old New Orleans youth Edwin Garner was bound over on two counts of larceny and receiving for robbing Sears W Bray of Reidsville of 3000 dollars in merchandise including 1500 in clothing and a 1953 car. Garner is in county jail in Lexington on 1000 bond.
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Church St
Recorder's Court
Calicutt
Wiliams
Stanteen
E . Negro
Chaney
Williams
Lexington
Superior Court
New Orleans
Edwin Garner
Sears W. Bray
Reidsville
Garner
Tennessee Swaps Bears For Steer
Two Smoky Mountains black bears depart Knoxville for Greenville Texas where they will be swapped tomorrow on Crump Meria Bridge in Memphis for a Texas longhorn steer. The Greenville Junior Chamber of Commerce proposed the swap and Knoxville Jaycees supported it with Municipal Zoo officials. Zoo staff expect the steer to eat less than the bears, facilitating a lighter care burden.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Smoky Mountains
Knoxville
Greenville
Tex
Memphis
Texas
Playground Tournament Concludes With City Winners
Mike Morrison won the junior white division at Harve Park while Alfonso Tate claimed the junior Negro division at Fairview Park. Other winners included Arthur Nelson in ware division, Tommie Kearns in midget white division at Goldston Park, and William Brooks in midget Negro division at Brooke. The event closes the city playgrounds summer program with four-pocket carom competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Morrison
Alfonso Tate
City Ag
Jean Fritts
Morrison
Harvel] Park
Tate
Fairview Park
Cone Place
Weet
Golan Park
Arthur Nelson
Ware
Leonard Street School Park
Tommy Kearns
Goldston Park
Ae Butch Oeepeaia
Clara Wee Ogg
Brooke
Tira
William Brooks
Armstrong
Fairview
Cal
Realty Transfers in High Point Township and Area
L F Wheeler and wife transfer a Northe view lot to R F Hiatt Jr and wife. Bruce Reagan and Mrs Annie Beeson acquire a Spring field lot. J C Collett and wife convey three Wesley Nelson lots to Kenneth E Nelson. Edward S Carr and wife sell two Sedgefield lots to F E Harner Jr and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Township
L. F. Wheeler
R. F. Hiatt Jr
Northeview
Bruce Reagan
Ce T
Annie Beeson
Springfield
J. C. Collett
C. J Morgan
Wesley Nelson
Kenneth E. Nelson
Edward S. Carr
F. E. Harner Jr
Sedgefield
Farmers Tour Research Station at Rural Hall
Guilford tobacco farmers and civic leaders will tour the Upper Piedmont Research Station at Rural Hall Thursday at 9 a.m. The morning group includes Forsyth, Davie, Davidson and Lander Counties residents, followed by an afternoon tour for Wilkes, Caldwell, Rockingham, Yadkin, Iredell and Surry Counties. Visitors will see experimental plots of new tobacco varieties and methods of application and control sprays.
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Guilford Tobacco
Upper Piedmont
Rural Hall
Sam Strickland
Forshyth
Davie
Davidson
Lander
Wilkes
Caldwell
Rockingham
Yadkin
Iredell
Surry
Laos
Wagoner Ends 32 Years of Guilford County Service
J I Wagoner retires after a 32 year tenure as Guilford County farm agent. He led the County Board of Agriculture the first in the nation and started the Dairy Improvement Program. He helped launch the Production Credit Association in the state and aided the Rise Oe ge Meo Dairy Cooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
J. I. Wagoner
Guilford
Wagoner
County Board Agriculture
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No. 3 Fire Station
Prac
Courtesy Road
West End
J. S. Holton
James Nance
Morgan Street
Christine Hall
Oe Street
Bill Barnett
County Farm
Frank Strickland
Trinity
Mary Diane McHenry
Foust Street
Pickett Eve Gardner
Gene Howard
Taylor Street
Tae Dee
Adam Sanders
Louise Massey
Fairview Street
Alexander Dumas
Loftin Street
Dumas
Massey
Camp Sky Ranch
Blowing Rock
Exchange Club
George Riley
Marvin Nicholas
Larry Millekan
Tennessee
Bears
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