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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1950

Page

14

Pemberton To Be Tried Tomorrow

Selection of a jury to hear the case of Jesse Lee Thomas charged with drunken driving began in Municipal jury court. W. C. Pemberton ex policeman, accused of stealing from parking meters, set for trial tomorrow. Multiple disorderly conduct and assault cases, fines, suspensions, and several divorces were noted. Judge D. C. MacRae presiding. Utah geography statement concludes the item.

Jesse Lee Thomas W. C. Pemberton Louis Fisher Lenora Boylston Taft Overman Tryon Ruby Carroll W. C Mildred Lawdon Wade Evelyn Ballard Ruth Samuels Tate Henry F. Cox Jamestown W .W. Strickland Welborn Linwood C. Brown Route 2 Ella Jean Douglas Elsie Stamey Herbert Stamey Helen Presnell McCarter Arville McCarter Martha L

Three-Car Crash Injures Two Seniors on Hamilton Street

Two high pointers injured in a three car collision on Hamilton Street. Mrs. Y. M. Cook of 1111 Fores Avenue suffers a fractured ankle and leg lacerations while J. W. Fulcher, 28, of 329 South Main Street has deep head cuts. Harold Snider, 23, of Sligo Point Road 3 is jailed for drunken driving after his car swerved into R. T. Setzer's car at 500 block North Hamilton. Dr. N. S. Stirewall's vehicle then hit Snider’s. Damages total 1650.

Hamilton Street Y. M. Cook Fores Avenue J. W. Fulcher South Main Street Harold Snider Slig Point Rt. 3 North Hamilton R. T. Setzer Woodrow Avenue Snider N. S. Stirewall East Lexington Setzer Stirewall

Cranford Names New Commander for Veterans Post

Walter Sonny Crawford was elected commander of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Cranford. He succeeds Curry Regan. Other officers named for one year include Billy Nance senior vice commander Robert Lucas junior vice commander Paul Crawford post quartermaster Ellis Davis adjutant Dugan Daniels chaplain Dr. O R Hodgin Curry Regan trustees and Dr R P Harris surgeon. Installation set for March 21.

Thomasville Walter Sonny’) Crawford Veterans of Foreign Wars Curry Regan Billy Nance Robert Lucas Paul Crawford Ellis Davis Dugan Daniels O. R. Hodgin R. P. Harris

Asheboro Man Reports His Auto Stolen

Floyd A. Johnson told Asheboro police he allowed a man named John Cowdoon to take his 1942 gray Buick sedan to a garage for repairs. Johnson valued the car at 800 dollars and said he had not seen either the vehicle or the man since. The theft was reported to the state highway patrol late last night. no report had reached the department by noon today.

Asheboro Express Floyd A. Johnson Biltmore Hotel John Cowdoon Johnson State Highway Patrol

Clear Cold Weather Forecast With Showers and Winds

The Friendship Weather Bureau predicts clearing and cooling late tonight and Thursday. Showers and possible thunderstorms were noted this afternoon with a high around 56 and a low tonight near 38. In North Carolina, thunder showers and warming today end this afternoon, then clearing and colder tonight with lows 25 to 30 in the mountains and 30 to 35 elsewhere.

Friendship Weather Bureau North Carolina Charlotte Official Weather Bureau Asheville Little Rock Atlanta Angeles Augusta Memphis Boston Meridian Miami Charleston Chicago New York Colu Raleign A Denver Antonia Detroit Freisee Evansville Spartanbure Ss Galveston Tampa High Point Washington Jacksonville Wilmington

Angels Full Front to Open Carolina Playmakers Tour

The 41st Carolina Playmakers tour from UNC will present Francis M. Casey's Angels Full Front on April 8 under American Legion auspices. The troupe shifts from one act to full length plays with Eaton aiding the change and four new plays slated for this season. Casey, a graduate assistant at UNC and former Williams College instructor, has four one act comedies published by Samuel French with Broadway interest possible.

Carolina Playmakers University of North Carolina Francis M. Casey Angels Full Front American Legion Phil Warner Walter Prichard Eaton Yale University Chapel Hill Robert Armstrong Casey Williams College Samuel French, Inc New York Play Publishers

Firemen Answer Alarms at Two City Homes

Fire crews responded yesterday afternoon to Rev. J. B. Jones on Park street and to Roland Horney on Rockspring road. A hot stove pipe at Jones’s home scorched wallpaper, causing minor damage while the flooded oil circulator at Horney’s house was left to burn out.

J. B. Jones Park Street Roland Horney Rockspring Road Horney

Two High Point Men Booked On Reckless Driving Charges

Joe E. Young of 901 Leonard Street and Fred Giles of 226 Windley Street were booked on reckless driving and driving without a license. Young’s bonds were set at 150 dollars and Giles at 100 dollars.

High Point Joe E. Young Leonard Street Fred Giles Windley Street Young Gile

Notable Residents Named in Local Notices

The notice lists individuals including Lewis D. Stoves of Washington D C Mary Lou White of High Point Carl Wood Beulah Mae Hayes of North Wilkesboro Gus McNeil and Essalane Henderson Negroes of Winston Salem representing local community residents in an archival notice.

Lewis D. Stoves Washington, D. C Mary Lou White High Point Carl Wood Beulah Mae Hayes North Wilkesboro Gus McNeil Essalane Henderson Winston- Salem

Johnson and Spencer Johnson Divorce and Custody Case

Juanita M. Johnson seeks absolute divorce on separation grounds from Spencer Johnson and requests custody of one child. Henley Paper Co files actions against James R. Steele for 526.70 and against Service Craft Printing Department Inc for 558.51 for allegedly delivered paper.

Juanita M. Johnson Spencer Johnson Henley Paper Co James R. Steele Service Craft Printing Department, Inc

Fire Protective Body To Meet Tomorrow

A mass meeting in the Springfield Allen Jay Archdale Trinity area is set at the Allen Jay school building Thursday at 7 30 PM to discuss fire protection. Officials urge property owners to attend to protect dwellings and businesses from fire. Equipment shown has 95 percent efficiency and reporters on the Guil Rand Fire Protective association canvass are asked to report.

Springfield-Allen Jay-Archdale-Trinity Allen Jay School-Building Guil-Rand Fire Protective Association Archdale

Sheriff Walters Seeks Re Election In Guilford County

Guilford County Sheriff John E Walters announces his candidacy for a second term in the May Democratic primary He cites a five year record with no unsolved murders an expanded fingerprint bureau 24 hour deputy coverage and a larger radio patrol fleet He lives in the Rankin community with his wife and three children and served in World War I and II and holds multiple civic affiliations.

John FE. Walters Guilford County John C. Story Walters Guilford High Point Greensboro Herman Burrows Jamestown Deep River Summit Avenue Rankin Rockingham County

Four Arrested On Gambling Charges

An early morning visit to a North Main street package store led to the arrest of four men on gambling charges. John D. Weisner, 37, of Lexington Route 1, was charged with operating a gambling house at 1319 North Main. Grissett, Jr., 19, George Grissett Jr., 19, Bill Sheffield, 34, and Carl C. Reddick, 43, all of local addresses, faced gambling counts. Each posted $50 bonds and were released for Municipal court appearance.

North Main Street John D. Weisner Lexington Rt. 1 North Main Store Weisner George Grissett, Jr Johnson Street Bill W. Sheffield Carl C. Reddick Idol Street

Hydro-Electric Plant for High Point Before State Advisory Body

High Point's long sought hydro electric project sits before Governor Scott's flood control and power advisory committee. The study aims to reactivate the plan using Yadkin river dam at 25 miles distance with potential use of reservoir water for raw city supply.

High Point Scott Board of Power Commissioners Dean I. O. Schaub Raleigh Yadkin River E. L. Briggs Dean Schaub North Carolina Congress Briggs George Gillette North Carolina Ports Authority State Power Committee Army Department of Interior REA Rural Electrification Administration

Labor chief weighs state funds for Duke Power bus strike study

Labor Commissioner Forrest H. Shuford said he will confer with Governor Scott on using state funds to finance a study of a threatened Duke Power bus drivers strike. He noted possible use of contingency funds and questioned legality, as cities in North and South Carolina prepare a fact finding panel in Charlotte.

Raleigh Mar Forrest H. Shuford Scott Duke Power Company Shuford Labor Department High Point Salisbury Charlotte Spartanburg Winston-Salem Greenville Victor Shaw Govnor Scott

Decision On Decontrol Due Soon

Mayor W F Bailey indicated a decision on rent decontrol is forthcoming after High Point realtors sought a public hearing. A council committee failed to act yesterday, and Bailey will study the issue before possibly reconvening council or appointing a quick recommendation. He promised to inform the realtors before week’s end.

W. F. Bailey High Point Board of Realtors Bailey

Building Permits Granted for Home and Garage Projects

Permits issued to A. W. White to construct a five room house on West Lexington Avenue valued at 7500 dollars and to E. H. Roach to build a private garage at 710 Jones Street valued at 300 dollars.

A. W. White Lexington Avenue E. H. Roach Jones Street

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