Tuesday Workshop Course List Told
Courses in advanced china painting ceramic modeling mosaic tiling and silk screening are offered at Blair Park club house each Tuesday night at 7 30 starting with registration. Mrs Gilbert Ross teaches silk screening from fabrics for slipcovers using stencils. Charles Tara leads mosaic tiling with framed tile designs. Mrs Lacy High will guide ceramic modeling using molds or the potter s wheel. Mrs H C Simmons teaches advanced china painting with a beginners class at Junior High School later. Junior High registration tomorrow at 7 30 lists Spanish metal craft knitting oil portraiture typing and more with an 2 fee for 8 weeks.
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Blair Park
Gilbert Ross
Young's Furniture and Rug Co
Charles Taro
Ee Ee En Rae
Tara
High Point
Ee J
Local Doctor To Speak At Conference
Dr. Max Rogers of High Point is among featured speakers at the 10th district conference sponsored by the state medical society. The event moved from Elkin to the Robert E. Lee Hotel in Winston-Salem. Rogers will discuss the YMCA Health and Safety Fair he directed in High Point, with Dr. Samuel Ravenal of Greensboro on polio vaccine and Dr. James F. Donnelly of Winston-Salem on maternal and infant care.
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Winston-Salem
Max Rogers
High Point
Elkin
Robert E. Lee
The
State Medical Society
Rogers
Samuel Ravenal
Greensboro
James F. Donnely
Unusual Stage Show Features Paraplegics
The Junior High School presents Hell On Wheels next Tuesday at 8. Ann Kerr stars as the sole female in this comedy based on veterans in an Army hospital. Tickets support the High School orchestra and Choralettes aiding travel to Miami in April. sponsored by Piedmont Post.
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Ann Kerr
Miami
Piedmont Post
V. F
Police Officer Suspended In Kernersville
Kernersville police officer Walter Lovett has been suspended pending an investigation into off duty misconduct. A police committee of the board of aldermen is handling the inquiry, with members W H Dwiggins Leon Lasley and J M Pinnix. The incident is alleged to have occurred on February 13 night.
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Kernersville
Walter Lovett
Lovett
At Force
Board of Aldermen
W. H. Dwiggins
Leon Lasley
J. M. Pinnix
Aunt of Local Teacher Dies in Greenville
Mrs. Emily Jenkins of 1302 S Pitt St Greenville dies. She is aunt to Herman L Forbes a Fairview Street School teacher. Funeral rites set for Thursday at 2 p.m. in Greenville.
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Emily Jenkins
S. Pitt St
Greenville
Herman L. Forbes
Fairview Street
Trinity School
Florence
Maude Tyson
Julia Morgan
Bigamist Gets Suspended Sentence
Roy Stout a 39 year old High Point carpenter had a two year road sentence suspended for two years by Judge Hubert Olive in Guilford County Superior Court. Stout pleaded guilty to a bigamy charge and was ordered to pay court costs and maintain good behavior. A civil case against A B Dudley of Martinsville Va by Guilford Motor Co was to go to the jury with Dudley denying negligence and seeking partial payment.
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Greensboro
Roy Stout
High Point
Hubert Olive
Lexington
Guilford County Superior Court
Stout
J. A. Rousseau
North Wilkesboro
Guilford Motor Co
A. B. Dudley
Martinsville
Thomasville
Dudley
Oakwood Court Group Renews Parking Plea
Petitioners urged City Council to convert a park strip on Oakwood Court to a parking strip. Three property owners spoke in favor while council members feared removing trees. The council asked city manager and police chief to study how many trees could be spared while widening the street.
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Oakwood Court
Travel allowance mixup swamps county officials
Thomasville report clarifies that Eugene Morris, county accountant and tax supervisor, did not receive a $25 monthly travel increase. Robert J. Miller, the tax collector Morris, said he was the man given the increased travel allowance by the County Board of Commissioners in Lexington.
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Thomasville
Eugene Morris
Robert J. Miller
Morris
County Board of Commessioners
Lexington
Court sentences two for drunkenness offenses
At Municipal Court this morning two defendants received active sentences on drunkenness charges. Coley Hampton Jr. 32 of Grayson Street was ordered to serve four months on the roads. Freda Mae Guest 32 with no address listed was ordered to serve 30 days.
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Coley Hampton Jr
Grayson Street
Freda Mae Guest
Deaths and Funerals Notices in North Carolina
Obituary notices report the deaths of Rev. Bennett T. Gladden 73 retired minister Tobe Victor Poole 71 and Robert Lee Bob Loflin with funeral plans and surviving relatives noted across Lexington Thomasville and Pilot View communities. Services are scheduled or described for Floral Garden Park Cemetery Taylors Grove cemetery and Southside Baptist Church.
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Bennett Gladden
Bennett T. Gladden
Pilot View
H. A. Sprinkle 38 Dies After Heart Attack in Thomasville
Harvey Austin Sprinkle of Route 1 Thomasville died at City Memorial Hospital at 3:25 AM from a heart attack suffered at home Monday. He was born Sept. 18, 1918, served in WWII in the Pacific, and leaves a widow Jetta Mae Mendenhall plus a sister and five brothers. Funeral at Westfield Baptist Church Friday at 11. Burial at Holly Hills likely.
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Thomasville
Harvey Austin Sprinkle
Holly Grove
City Memorial Hospital
Randolph County
Ernest A
Fannie Copple Sprinkle
Randolph
Davidson Counties
Westfield Baptist Church
Charles A Livengood Retired Farmer Dies in Thomasville
Charles Avery Livengood 72 a lifelong Davidson County resident and retired farmer of Route 1 Thomasville died at City Memorial Hospital at 4:05 a.m. He had been ill a week and critically ill three days. He was a member of Mount Pleasant Methodist Church and survived by two daughters two sons two sisters and multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren. The body will remain at J C Green & Sons Funeral Home pending services.
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Thomasville
Charles Avery Livengood
Mount Pleasant Church
City Memorial Hospital
Mount Pleasant
Hester Satt Turner
D. W. Craven
Orlando
Fla
Raeford Jones
Route 1
Charles Clifton Livengood
Route 3
Ralph D. Livengood
Winston-Salem
Jessie Beauchamp
Greensboro
Clyde Howard
E. 0. Swicegood
Numa Everhart
J. C. Green & Sons Funeral Home
Former Resident C E Baden Dies At Danbury Home
C E Baden a former High Point resident died at his Danbury Virginia home after a two month decline at over ninety years of age He is survived by a daughter Mrs C P Dix three daughters Mrs Gladys Adams Mrs Alma Helton of near Thomasville and Mrs Virigie Hughes of California a son Pink Baden of Des Moines Iowa and two sons John and Jimmy Baden near Danbury Funeral arrangements were incomplete this morning
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E. Baden
Danbury
Baden
High Point
C. P. Dix
Dix
Gladys Adams
Alma Helton
Thomasville
Virigie Hughes
California
Pink Baden
Desmond
John
Jimmy Baden
Veterans at VFW Post Puts Steak Dinner Lottery in Place
Summers Hodgin VFW Post 9899 votes a steak or wieners dining plan based on five new or reinstated members by March 19. Post Commander Lester Crofts receives Hall of Fame ribbon for adding over 50 new members. Next paper drive set for March 10 with pickup in Archdale Bakertown Allen Jay Fairmont Park Trinity and Burton Street Ext.
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Summers-Hodgin Vfw Post 9899
Post
S. Main Street
Ext
Lester Crofts
Shack
Reidsville
Archdae
Bakertown
Allen Jay
Fairmont Park
Trinity
Burton Street
Annexation Bill to Senate for Thomasville Charter Changes
State Senator Paul Stoner introduced four measures in the State Senate. One would amend Thomasville’s charter to allow elections on extending city limits and permit elections in adjacent areas to be incorporated. Another seeks return of park land to J W Lambeth Jr. The third would create a capital reserve fund for water and infrastructure. A fourth bill would permit additional assistant clerks for the Thomasville Recorder's Court.
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Thomasville
Paul Stoner
State Senate
J. W. Lambeth Jr
Lambeth
Stoner
Thomasville Recorder’s Court
Fourth Person Arrested On Liquor Count
Police report four arrests in a liquor violation case. Iredelle Moore, 24, was named as the driver of a 1951 car with 30 gallons of white liquor. Brownie McCurdy and Joiner McCurdy, of Peace Street, were in a car with 18 gallons. John Morgan, 31, of High Point, faced drunkenness and resisting arrest charges. John A. Hoover, 39, was released on 50 bond pending a hearing.
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Thomasville
James Makupson
Oak Street
Iredelle Moore
Turner Street
Brownie McCurdy
Rail Gates Placed At Unity Crossing
Thomasville reports the installation of automatically controlled gates at Unity street crossing. The joint State Highway Southern Railway project is led by L. A. Meeks of the Signal Construction Department. A nine man crew will likely finish by late next week.
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Unity Crossing
Meeks
Signal Construction Department
The
Southern Railway
Highway Department
Thomasville
Fields Seeks Re election To City Council
Thomasville Ward 1 councilman Curtis Muse Fields announced his bid for re election ahead of the May 7 municipal vote. The $10 filing fee was paid, Fields owns Fields Inc a men s clothing store and lives at 6 Park Ave. He is active with Memorial Methodist Church Lions Mason Shriner and on the Davidson County Public Library Board since 1942.
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Thomasville
Curtis Muse Fields
Clayton Hilton
Fields
Moore County
Fields, Inc
Park Ave
Memorial Methodist Church
Mason
Shriner
Davidson County Public Library
Ragsdale Hospitalized With Pneumonia In High Point
County Commissioner William G. Ragsdale of Jamestown was placed under an oxygen tent at High Point Memorial Hospital today after falling ill with pneumonia. He had attended county business yesterday afternoon before his condition worsened overnight. He recently returned from the Mayo Clinic where doctors treated a hypertension condition.
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William G. Ragsdale
Jamestown
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ragsdale
Mayo Clinic
Wax Out Ear Wax Ad Turns Into Noise
A misread ad copy promotes an ear wax remover claiming relief from ear discomfort and improved hearing. The text mixes jargon and nonsensical phrases while urging immediate use of a squeeze bottle product named Wax Out to dissolve wax and soothe ear tissues.
Brentwood Presbyterian Men to hear music program
The Men's Club of Brentwood Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow at 7 PM at the church for a music program. Freeman Watson the church music director and Allen Jay High School teacher will present a mixed quartet.
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Brentwood Presbyterian Church
Freeman Watson
Allen Jay
Sunday Stroll Nets Still in Emmons Township
Sheriff deputies Calvin Russell and Ralph Bercher found a 600 gallon copper still during a routine Saturday morning check in Emmons Township. The distillery operators had left momentarily. lookout men for the moonshiner fled. An auxiliary worm and empty fruit jars were also found with no liquor onsite.
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Thomasville
Calvin Russell
Ralph Bercher
Emmons
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Tobe Victor Poole
Bell Hodge Poole
Welcome
Della Mae Creed Poole
Dewey Poole
Lee Poole
Denton
Ralph
Benny Poole
Minnie Poole Jordan
Ernest Jarvis
Jesse Grubb
Route 4
Sadie Poole
Charlotte
R. L
Bob) Loflin
Robert Lee
Blair St
Southside Baptist Church
Fred. Jurney
R. L. West
Taylors Grove Baptist Church
Loflin
Thomas Street
H. A. Sprinkle
C. A. Livengood
New York
Aves
Penn Station
Mgr
C. E. Baden
Park Avenue
Ehold
Era & Flash
High Point High School Student Council
P.T.A
Senior High
TV Pharmaly
Greene
N. Main ST
Senate
W. G. Ragsdale
Mann Drug CO
Brentwood
Guild
Green Mountain
Blue Cross
Uae
Wright
High Point, N
Ee Govian
Doline
Piven
Aleeel
Caodine
Wien
Atari
S. Main ST
Duke Power Company
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