Defendants Bound Over in Larceny Cases in Greensboro
Six defendants, two women and four men, waived preliminaries on larceny charges for stealing a 1935 Ford and other auto thefts. Key defendant Wil Medlin, 25, formerly jailed in Chatham county, had bond reduced to 600 dollars. The Morris car theft case names four others and bonds were set or reduced accordingly. Additional cases include a concert trial with sentencing for abandonment and support, and several continuances and fines for related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. So
Municipal
Greensboro
Wil (Bil) Medlin
Chatham County
MacRae
Joseph 5. Morris
High Point War Bond Drive Sees $50,000 Eastern Air Boost
Eastern Air Lines contributes $50,000 to High Point seventh war loan campaign as local totals rise to 2,6571.75 toward a $3,727,000 city quota. E bond and corporate sales lag, with voluntary E bonds underperforming. Captain Eddie V. Rickenbacker endorses the drive, urging oversubscription while Lt. Julius H. Covington receives a commendation for actions aboard USS FOGG after a December 1944 torpedo hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Air Lines
High Point
Campaign Rete
H. W. Hirsch
Sanders Dallas
Eddie V. Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
Hirsch
Treasury
Europe
Pacific
Covington
Julius H. Covington
USNR
Rockford Rd
Boston Navy Yard
Uss Fogg
Jg) Covington
Adm
Jonas H. Ingram
USN
U. S. Atlantic Fleet
Rev W R Kelly Guest Preacher At Union Meet
Pastor Walter R. Kelly of Main Street Methodist church was guest minister at a union service Sunday evening at First Evangelical and Reformed church. Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman welcomed visitors as the choir sang Hosanna. Kelly preached on Letting Take Over, urging followers to deny self and follow Jesus while doing God’s will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Kelly
Main Street Methodist Church
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Leinbach
Hoy L. Fesperman
Mr. Kelly
Jesus
God
Piano Pupils Of Miss Kirkman Give Recital
The annual June piano recital for Miss Mae Kirkman students was held in the Sheraton hotel ballroom last Friday. A large audience saw an informal diverse program showing style and technique improvements. Memory awards went to twenty nine students. Betty Cla rillon memorized one hundred pieces. Perfect attendance awards were given to a long list of students including Gene Riley and Mary Lou Dillon. Ushers were Sarah Shaw and Nancy Cauble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Kirkman
Sheraton Hotel
Peformers
Betty Clarillon
Gene Riley
Douglas McCall
Randall Johnson
Nancy Beck
Betty Cusworth
Howard Cross
Mary Trepke
Mary Jean Tinsley
Patty Dillon
Patsy Howard
Nancy Cridlebaugh
Barbara Lee
Betty Baucom
Cam Cridlebaugh
Joan Crowder
Nancy Peace
Alma Fisher
Carolyn Morris
Charles Byrd
Jane Chamelin
Sallie Trepke
Anne Hancock
Yvonne Peters
Betty Clark Dillon
Marie Lloyd
Patsy McManus
Nancy Lewis
Anne Marlett
Betty Whichard
Mary Lou Dillon
Joyce Loftin
Thomas Kirkman
Betty Ragan
Clyde Connor, Jr
Eddie Tinsley
Shirle Kirkman
Gene Peace
James Hall
Peggy Peters
Anne Hall
Janis Spencer
Ralph Tilden
Sarah Shaw
Nancy Cauble
Housewives urged to can vegetables this season
Housewives in the community were urged to increase home canning as tomatoes peas beans and peaches flow to markets from nearby farms. J G Christian Jr of A P Food Stores cited peak harvests and government efforts to curb waste, noting President Truman created a home food supply office to coordinate conservation. He warned military campaigns in the Pacific and aid needs abroad limit civilian canned goods supplies this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Christian, Jr
A&p
Truman
Office of Home Food ‘Supply
Christian
Pacific
Elizabeth Street Resident Faces Three Charges
A Elizabeth Street resident, Reber H., 31, was arrested on three charges and appeared in municipal court before Judge D C MacRae. He faced assault and threats against Paul Poteat with a $100 bond, drunkenness with a $50 bond, and trespassing at Leslie Poteat’s premises with a $100 bond. all charges were continued to June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reber H
Elizabeth Street
D. C. MacRae
Hooper
Paul Poteat
Leslie Poteat
Taylor Street
Robert L. Honbarrer
Lindsay Street
Bondse
Detroit Richardson
Hilltop Stret
Tom Williams
East High Street
James D. Gulladge
Bencini Street
Letoria oat praised for hardiness and yield
The Letoria oat developed by the Agricultural Experiment Station at State College is exceptionally winter hardy, resistant to crown rust, and a heavy producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Experiment Station At
State College
Death of Steven Watson in Alaska June 11 1945
Steven Watson aged 27 died in Alaska on June 11 according to a telegram to his wife Mrs Frankie Wood Watson of 1415 English Street. Born October 29 1918 in Bedford Virginia he entered the service in 1943 and was sent to Alaska that year. He lived in High Point since 1938 and worked for Wilson and Company then in construction. He married March 25 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
S/ Set
Steven Watson
Frankie Wood Watson
English Street
Wilson and Company
Father Of Local Woman Dies Sunday In Detroit
H. F. Younger age 70 of Detroit Michigan died Sunday morning in Highland Park Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. He was father of Mrs. J. L. Bulla of 519 Farlow street this city. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning in Detroit. Mrs. Bulla arrived at her father’s side before he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Younger
Detroit
Michigan
J. L. Bulla
Farlow Street
Highland Park Hospital Sunda
Kiss me quick curve and Iwo Jima street graded
Public Works Director T C Kirkman announced grading of Park Way extension Sherbrook and connecting streets in the northwestern city area. The curve was named Kiss me quick and a dead end street Iwo Jima by local youths with topsoil added. Dust control will use calcium chloride and a temporary bituminous surface will be applied after fills settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwo Jima
Public Works
T. C. Kirkman
Park Way Extension
Sherbrook
Mr. Kirkman
Embargo on Small Freight Shipments to Chicago
The local railway freight offices announced an embargo on all freight shipments of less than a carload bound for Chicago and the Chicago switching district. The embargo, effective since last Saturday night June 16, cites the current truckers strike as cause. Exceptions include shipments to military services, government bills of lading, and freight billed to private industrial sidings not requiring drayage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Woodmen Camp Meets Tuesday Evenings in Piedmont
Woodmen of the World Piedmont Camp No. 62 holds weekly meetings every Tuesday at 7 30 P M The order invites all members and visiting Sovereigns to attend Glenn T Smith serves as Council Commander and Edgar C Johnson as Financial Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Glenn T. Smith
Edgar C. Johnson
Financial Sec
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Morris
Denton
James Lewis Jones
Vail Street
Arlie Hughes
Grayson Street
Eugene Ellis Turner
West Green Street
Virginia Lee Stanton
West Davis Street
Mary Francis Wilson
South Hamilton Street
Howard Payne Montgomery
Centennial Avenue Extension
Montgomery
Annie Pearl Hamlin
Meredith Street
Shirley Hall
Hoover Street
Annie Pearl
Shirley
Fraley Field
High Point N. C
DR. B. F. Thomas
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Oak ST. D-M
Nat Walker
Wachovia Bank
Worth B. Bowman
Certified Public Accountant
Security National Bank
Eastern Air
Garner Agency
W. R. Kelly
Union Meet
Miss Kirkman
Dad
Mtv Mann
Thomasville
Numa F. Reid Lodge
A. F
A.M
C. ¥. Shankle
E. T. Gregory
Broad St
Alberis
Center Theater
Iwo Jima Street
Peneraree
Movida
Stanley Ss Jewelers
J. C. Penney Co
North State Machine Shop
Grimes Street
Southern Exterminating CO
WN. C
Southern Motor Company
Main St
Security National
Catl
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