Three Youths Bound Over for Store Robbery Here
Three Negro youths Napoleon 19 of 106 Booker Street Fred Giles 17 of 1210 Far Street and Robert Lee Ed 16 of 210 Price Street were bound over to the superior court for charges of larceny and entering a local store and carrying away goods valued at 18 dollars. They were set at 500 dollars each. Cases will be heard in July term. Other youths were continued for larceny of gasoline from trucks and will be heard after the July term of the superior court. A probation officer is reviewing the youths views for a probation report. Several adults received fines or suspended sentences for whisky violations and other offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Booker Street
Fred Giles
Farstreet
Robert Lee
Price Street
Superior Court
R. D. Fowler
Carter Colton
Mack
East Washstreet
Supecourt
David Paul Carter
Ton Street
Ralph Lincoln
Ward Street
D Stokes
Lee Jordan
Thomle
Mitchell
Former Trinity Pastor Dies At Gold Hill Home
Rev. R. F. Honeycutt 67 longtime Trinity Methodist pastor and Gold Hill circuit leader died at his home in Gold Hill after a heart attack. He was a Stanley County native educated at Trinity College and served Piedmont and western churches. Survived by four sons a daughter and three sisters. Funeral arrangements pending. James Lind, an 18th century physician, eliminated scurvy from the British navy by insisting on cleanliness and proper food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Honeycutt
Trinity Methodist Church
Gold Hill
Rowan County
Honeycutt
Stanley County
Trinity College
Piedmont
Willis Huneycutt
Lexington
Rt. 4
Jack Huneycutt
Franklin
Wesley Huneycutt
Siler’s Creek
Jerome Huneycutt
France
C. R. Stroupe
Rutherford
R. L. Farr
Albemarle
Callie Waters
Stanfield
Edna Honeyicutt
Davidson Funeral Home
James Lind
Rites Planned for J. A. Marsh Sr. at Wesley Memorial
Funeral services for John Arthur Marsh Sr. 68 who died after a stroke at Crescent Beach South Carolina will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church conducted by Dr C Excelle Rozzelle. Burial at Oakwood Memorial Park. Survivors include widow Lucy Covington Marsh daughter Helen Crawford and son John Arthur Marsh Jr. along with siblings and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Arthur Marsh
Conway
S.C
Crescent Beach
Randolph County
Trinity High School
High Point
March Furniture Company
Welborn Furniture Company
Lucy C. Marsh
Helen Marsh Crawford
Durham
John Arthur Marsh, Jr
Navy Air Corps
Pensacola
Fla
D. N. Welborn
Onslow Marsh
Randol County
Clark Marsh
Randleman
William C. Crawford, Jr
Pearl Price Marsh
Opening Of City Swimming Pools Again Postponed
City pools delayed due to bad weather. Reece Snyder of the parks department said facilities for Negro and white patrons would open tomorrow at 1 PM if conditions improve. otherwise the parks will remain closed until weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Snyder
City Parks Department
Snyder
Two Arrested On Assault Charges
Rosie Cleo Williams aged 22 of Piedmont Apartments was arrested on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon and held on $300 bond for allegedly attacking Bertha Smith with a knife. Hassell C. Hawkins, 40, of High Point Route 1, was arrested yesterday for assaulting Ruth Hawkins by striking her with a fist and breaking her glasses, bond set at $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Cleo Williams
Piedmont Apartments
Bertha Smith
Hassell C. Hawkins
High Point
Rt. 1
Ruth Hawkins
Ossipee Town and Ossipee Lake Where
The questions ask which state contains Ossipee town and Ossipee Lake and where Carlsbad Caverns are located. The lines provide a riddle style prompt and a quote about spheres and self for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossipee
Carlsbad Caverns
Etiquette Hints on Engagement Ring Etiquette
A fragment suggests private engagement ring giving by the man to his fiancée and mentions the bride wearing the ring at an announcement party. The text implies social norms for displaying the ring in public events.
Horoscope: June Li A Birthday Today Meaning
Horoscope notes that a June birthday places the person under a turning point influenced by celestial alignments. The article suggests reflection on personal goals and relationships as the year advances.
James Dyson Bound Over For Robbery
James F. Dyson of High Point was bound over to Davidson county superior court under bond of 1500 after a Friday hearing on robbery with firearms. He stands charged with the May 17 Gateway Service Station robbery in Thomasville, where about 500 dollars was said to have been stolen from the station and employee Avery Atwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
James FE. Dyson
High Point
Davidson County
Superior Court
Albert Skeen
Doyle Stinson
Hazel Suggs
Bond
Clarence Luther Cobl
Ervin C. Collins
Collins
Jesse Junior Wagner
Dan McKindley Oakley
Lula Millikin
J. G. Millikin
Marvin “Tut” Hill
Alvin Fowler
Psychic Traits and an 1885 Linotype Pioneer
The text notes level-headed traits and a calm approach under Neptune. It references a one minute test with places like New Hampshire and New Mexico. It cites Otto Mergenthaler’s 1885 patent for a slug casting machine, forefather of linotype, enabling one man to set type formerly done by five or six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune
Otto Mergenthaler
United States
Haworth Named to Federal Savings and Loan Council
Horace S. Haworth prominent local attorney has been appointed to the Federal Savings and Loan Advisory Council for a term ending May 27. The 18-member panel includes representatives from 12 district Federal Home Loan Banks and six appointed by the Federal Home Loan administration. Haworth chairs the board of trustees of the Winston-Salem Federal Time Loan Bank serving the southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace S. Haworth
Federal Savings and Loan Advisory Council
Federal Home Loan Banks
United States
Federal Home Loan Administration
Haworth
James Twohy
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Washington
Savings and
Federal Time Loan Bank of
Winston-Salem
Southeast
Old Hymns and Weather Revelations by W. A. Bivins
W A Bivins reflects on old hymnals and a revival story about Come Angel Band. He recalls December weather contrasts and a Boston almanac prank about July 4 forecasts. He notes American women growing taller, lighter, with altered shoe sizes, and mentions George Bernard Shaw’s decade of unpaid writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Boston
Mass
Jim
Hospitals Board to Pick Senatorial Buildings June Meeting
State hospitals board in Morganton to decide which sites will house senile patients with recommendations from abandoned Camp Sutton and Fort Fisher hospitals. Francis Whiteides of Georgia calls Camp Sutton ideal for hundreds of patients as Dr. David Young of Utah awaits decision on a $10,000 yearly post as mental hygiene superintendent with duties starting September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Hospitals Board
Morganton
Camp Sutton
Union County
Fort Fisher
Wilmington
Hospitals Board
Francis Whitesides
Georgia
David Young
Salt Lake City
Utah
Yyoung
University of Utah Medical School
Nursing care urged as postwar goal by Governor
Governor Cherry told Rex Hospital graduating nurses that a well balanced medical, hospital and nursing care system for the everyday man must be included in the postwar program to keep the country healthy and prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Cherry
Rex Hospital
Theft of ration coupons in Vanceyville report
OPA officers investigate theft from the county ration board office in Vanceyville. The thieves blew open the safe and stole coupons valued to cover 3,000 gallons of gasoline and 15,000 pounds of sugar, announced District Director T. B. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanceyville
OPA
T. 8. Johnson
Venire for Dr. Meadows second trial to report next week
A 200-man venire from Pasquotank County will report Monday and Tuesday as the second trial of Dr. Leon Meadows for embezzlement and false pretense resumes after a two day recess. A Le Noir County venire was abandoned after an 18 man jury could not be seated. Eight died in April road incidents in North Carolina with 28 killed and 730 injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale Venire
Greenville
Leon Meadows
J. Paul Frievelle
Pasquetank
Lenoir
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Motor Vehicles Department
T. Boddie Ward
Four Building Permits Totaling 540 Issued locally
Local building inspector D. C. Overcash approved a porch and room addition at 900 Franklin Street for 75 dollars. Sam Flake received a 400 dollar permit to shear siding at 806 East High Street. F. R. Sanders authorized for general repairs at 602 East Commerce. Co. O. Parks got a 25 dollar permit to build a garage at 602 Hulda Street.
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Loca
D. C
Hulda Street
Copper Refinery Founding Spurs Canadian Copper Refining
The 1916 opening of a small copper refinery at Trail British Columbia marks the start of copper refining in the Dominion of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trail
B .C
Dominion of Canada
Prince Nufer Takes Pro Swimming Job
Charlotte club hires Prince Nufer of Goldsboro as summer swimming instructor. Nufer, UNC senior and record setter, will be assisted by Mary Jane Lloyd and report June 19 for the season at the Charlotte country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Charlotte Country Club
Prince Nufer
Goldsboro
Miss Nufer
Mary Jane Lloyd
University of North Carolina
Sale of Land Notice Dissolves High Point Store Partnership
The High Point Store Company formerly owned by C. L. Harris Susan G Finch and Harry B Finch is sold as of January 1945 and the partnership is dissolved by mutual consent. Neither party has any interest in the company or its successor. Dated June 7, 1945. Co L Harris Susan G Pinch Harry B Finch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
C. L. Harris
Susan G. Finch
Harry Brown Finch
High Point Store
O& Its
Co. L. Harris
Susan G. Pinch
Harry B. Finch
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C. L. Hanes
Joseph Elijah Best
Marie B. Smith
Fairview Street
Sara Wright
Cleveland Gaddy
Robert Moore
Ruth Mae Yount
Martha Lovelace
John Henry Phillips
Sei
Teel
tYey
WN. Lt
Garner
Johns - Manville
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
ST. J-M
Trinity
Nelson Florist and Decor Craton
Francis B. Nels
N. Main
Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Main ST
North State Machine Shop
Southern Exterminating CO
Ryns
Wachovia Bank
Southern Motor Company
S. Main St
Tel
Crown Hosiery Mills, Inc
J. A. Marsh, Sr
John A, Marsh
Joan T. Smith
John T. Smith
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Mr. Wallace
Floyd
R. B. Weaver
Chalain
ORD
Robert Murray
Mike Itle
Byron Hayworth
Lauretta Snyder
Lauie Snyder
Virginia S
Springfield Cemetery
J. B. Morgan
James Benjamin Morgan
W. L. Smith
Pisgah Baptist Church
C. B. Newton
Calvary Methodist Church
Guilford Memorial Park
Martin Bowen
George Kirkman
Hoyle Morgan
Carl Ellebe
L. J. Mabe
Clarence Meadows
Jesus
Edward Braislin
James Dyson
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Alabama
West Point
Erin V. Johnson
Ware County
Jesse DeLoach
Oliver Thrift
Waycross
U. S
Okefenokee Swamp
W. A. Bivins
Angel Band
Sam Jones
Sam
Amram Scheinfeld
Liberty Magazine
Scheinfeld
Pullman Company
George Bernard Shaw
Nat Walker
Walgerns
DR. B. F. Thomas
Pacific
Coast
Fraley Field
WN. C
Texas
Eplan
ICE Delivery Company
West Broad Street
South Main
Center Theater
Chevrolet
Ford
Horace G.ilderton
Dodge - Plymouth
High Point Commerce
Willowbrook
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