Expert Testifying in Hosiery Patent Trial Enters Third Week
In Greensboro a federal case over hosiery patent infringement enters its third week of testimony. Plaintiffs' engineer Robert Burns leads the expert lineup with three more witnesses to come before Judge L Richardson Preyer. Defendants include Silver Knit Melrose Crown Harriss Covington Amos Mills Lemco Hosiery Mills among others challenging patent validity and novelty while royalty contracts loom as potential damages are to be determined later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Robert Burns
L. Richardson Preyer
T. Lynwood Smith
Adams-Millis Corp
Henry Pope
Bear Brand Hosiery Co
Kankakee
Ill
Frank DeLong
Adams-Millis
Bear Brand
DeLong
Patent Committee
J. C. Slane
Slane Hosiery Mills
Slane
Arthur Cooke
James Getaz
New York
James W. Ledwell
Silver Knit
Melrose
Crown
Harriss & Covington and
Amos Hosiery Mills
High Point
Lemco Hosiery Mill
Burlington
Two Men Face Auto Larceny and Related Charges
Over the weekend two men are to be tried today in Municipal Court before Judge Byron Haworth. Paul Edwin Dicken, 27, of Amos Street, is charged with larceny of a motor vehicle from H Irwin Coffield parked at city hall and held on $3,000 bond. Leroy Legrand, 47, of Morgan Street, faces assault, drunkenness, and related charges, jailed pending hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Haworth
Paul Edwin Dicken
Amos Street
Leroy Legrand
Morgan Street
Dicken
H. Irwin Coffield
City Hall
Legrand
Marion Jackson
Jackie Laurine Carroll
Jackie Laurine Smith
Grant Street
Roy Chester Camplil
Columbus
Campbell
Waldo Crawford
Daniel Brooks Apts
Benjamin Anderson
Kivett Drive
Crawford
Anderson
East Davidson’s Ginger Evans Crowned CCC Queen
Ginger Evans of East Davidson High School was chosen queen of the Central Carolina Basketball Conference. Miss Evans, daughter of Mrs. Ruby Thomas of Thomasville, was crowned in Lexington Friday night.
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Ginger Evans
East Davidson High School
Miss Evans
Ruby Thomas
Thomasville
Lexington
Mosquito Tax Push On ABC Store Referendum
In Raleigh Rep Ashley Murphy says five percent of net ABC store proceeds would fund mosquito control in Pender County as a referendum moves toward approval. Rep Tom Newman notes Sampson County seeks a similar vote. Also concerns arise over a NC State College name change nicknamed Cow College and its alumni reaction.
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Raleigh
Pender County
ABC
Ashley Murphy
Cone
Pender
House
Tom Newman
Sampson
Roseboro
Newman
North Carolina State College
North Carolina State
University of North Carolina At Raleigh
Charlie Reynolds
Cow College
Randolph Woman Slain by Husband in North Carolina Home
Stella Mae Kizer 30 was found shot to death Sunday in her Randolph County home 14 miles south of Ramseur. Husband Billy Vernon Kizer 31, initially threatened suicide then claimed the shooting was accidental during a domestic quarrel. He is jailed on murder charges as deputies say their nine year old daughter witnessed the slaying.
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Ramseur
Randolph County
Here
Paul W. Scott
Donald Lambe
Stella Mae Kizer
Billy Vernon Kizer
Kizer
Ime
Ntil Kizer
Cynthia
Lloyd E.brown
Worthville
General Electric
Asheboro
Groundbreaking Rites Held At Church Site
Ground breaking ceremonies were held yesterday for construction of the $70,000 sanctuary of West End Methodist Church in Thomasville. Rev. John H. Carper, superintendent of the Thomasville District of the Methodist Church, delivered the principal address as Rev. Paul R. Berrier, the church pastor, and Lee Embry, chair of the building committee, took part. Construction is set to begin this week on the new facility.
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Thomasville
West End
Decker Wins In Shoot At Randleman Gun Club Handicap
Charlie Decker of Asheboro won the champions trophy in the Randleman Gun Club handicap shoot. Buck Ledwell of Greensboro and Jim Coble of Randleman placed second and third. Coble chaired the event. The next club event is a 50 target President's Cup registered shoot on March 24 for members only.
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Randleman
Charlie Decker
Asheboro
February Navy Enlistees Named
Chief W. J. Steelman the local Navy recruiter announced three men enlisted through the local office in February Richard Joseph Lamb of Rendleman joined the hospital field with basic training at San Diego Grady Lee Miller Jr of Thomasville joined as a seaman recruit heading to San Diego and George Coppedge II of High Point enlisted in the aviation field headed for Great Lakes for basic training
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W. J. Steelman
Navy
Richard Joseph Lamb
Randleman
San Diego
Grady Lee Miller Jr
Thomasville
George Coppedge II
High Point
Great Lakes
Warm and Damp Weather Expected in High Point
The forecast shows scattered showers in High Point tomorrow and Wednesday with springlike highs of 68 today and 65 tomorrow. Partly cloudy skies or sun through the week as the weatherman notes spring arrival may come before the 22nd. Last night’s low was 36. tonight’s low near 45.
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High Point
Ol’ Sol
Weather Bureau
Construction OKayed By Inspector
Five building permits totaling 50 500 in new construction and nine alteration permits approving 86 325 in repairs were issued last week. Welch Harriss and Stanton estate received 80 700 for Belk Beck on N Main St. New homes approved for L H Bottoms at 1314 Cook St 8000 C A Brown at 1300 Coventry Rd 24000 Shackelford Willard two homes at 216 and 218 Moffitt St and T G Williams at 406 Summit Ave 9500.
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Welch Harriss and Stanton Estate
Belk-Beck
N. Main Street
L. H. Bottoms
Cook St
C. A. Brown
Coventry Rd
Shackelford Willard
Moffitt Street
T. G. Williams
Summit Avenue
Chimney Fire Extinguished in Thomasville Home
Firefighters responded to Linda Wright’s Lincoln Street residence for a chimney fire caused by wood construction. The blaze was extinguished with minor damage reported.
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Thomasville
Linda Wright
Lincoln Street
Thomasville Widow Sues Oil Firm for $289 416
Mrs. Mary C. Ott executrix of C. L. Ott's estate sues American Oil Co. in Davidson County seeking 289 416 60. She alleges Ott Oil Co. territory developed from three stations to 16 modern sites with 175000 gallons monthly and accuses American Oil Co. of terminating the distributorship March 1 1962 without cause. She seeks 100000 punitive damages and further profits. The defendant has 30 days to answer.
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Thomasville
American Oil Co
Davidson County
Mary C. Ott
C. L. Ott
Ott
High Point
Ott Oil Co
Ameri
Can Oil Co
W. J B. Patterson
Charlotte
County considers razing Cox building for lumber use
Guilford County commissioners weigh tearing down the three story Cox house at E Green Drive and S Hamilton Street to supply timber for a new barn at the county farm. The old High Point division Domestic Relations Court occupied the site until two months ago and a furnace failure drove court staff to temporary quarters nearby. A survey will be made before action.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
E. Green Drive
S. Hamilton Street
High Point
Guilford County Domestic Relations Court
Old County
W. Green Drive
S. Main Street
County Farr
Cox House
North Rankin Fire District
Rankin Fire District
Atlanta Banker to Speak on Urban Renewal Here
J Arch Avary Jr of Atlanta will speak at a Kiwanis Club luncheon on March 15 in the Sky Room of the Southern Furniture Building. He will discuss urban renewal and community improvement, with notes on Atlanta projects and broader economic and civic issues.
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Atlanta
Washington
J. Arch Avary Jr
Kiwanis Club
Sky
Southern Furniture Building
Bill Horney
Avary
High Point
Trust Company of Georgia Associates
Kiness
Southern City
Citizens Com
Mittee
At- In
Oflanta
Fulton
County Industrial Commission
Lim
Georgia
Citizens Advisory
Citizens Advisory|Red Cross Fund
I Committee
Ac Georgia Motor Club
Associatedlanta and
West Point Railroad
Fied
Indianapolis
Auto Crashes Into Tree and Pole Injuring Two
Two High Point men were hospitalized after a single car wreck on Hamilton Street. Tommy Eugene Ryan, 22, was charged with reckless driving after losing control near Ray Street and hitting a tree then a telephone pole. Passenger Bill Lee Tomkins, 26, suffered a fractured pelvis and knee. Albert Baker, 27, was admitted for observation. Police cited Ryan for court March 20. The report notes further accidents and details minor damages and other drivers involved.
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High Point
Hamilton Street
Tommy Eugene ‘Ryan
Friddle Street
Hamilton
Ray Street
Bill Lee Tomkins
Franklin Street
Albert Baker
Ryan
Charles Randall Ce
Overbrook
Main Street
Lexington
Dwight Moody Carter
Ridgeway
Carter
Lexington Avenue
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William Tomlin
Leonard Street
Katherine Mack
Grover Cleveland Hensley
A. G. Auman
Meredith Street
Auman Auto
Hensley
Legislative
Joyce Williams
Ruth King
Faye Freeman
Ruth
Mehan
Mr. Apparel, Inc
Floyd Mehan
Carson Stout
High Point Enterprise
Randolph
Brady
Decker
Aee Eee Bes Beawe
Grati
J. Arch Avary
Mary Wright
Farriss
Eha
Dexter Byerley
Lowe Avenue
Pue Duppelleat
Joseph Pickenpack
Rt. 1
Cecil
Byer
Ure
N. Centennial
E. Farriss
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