18 Year Old Charged In Auto Larceny Case
An 18 year old Negro youth, Thurman Marley of Beamon Street, was released under $1,000 bond on an auto larceny charge after allegedly stealing a car Thursday from Bertha Lomax of 517 Underhill Street. Marley was set for Municipal Court trial Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Marley
Beamon Street
Bertha Lomax
Underhill St
Marley
H. A. Dagenhart
Putnam Ave
Grady
Winston Road
Dagenhart
Robert Shipp
Gurly Street
Charlie Roundtree
Route 3
High Point
Shipp
W. M. Ely
Brooks Street
Beauford E. Edwards
English Street
Wade Co. Welch
West Guilford Street
Thomasville
Perry E. Bingham
Markley Street
Bingham
Car Collision Leaves Driver With Serious Injuries
A motorist sustained a possible ruptured spleen and nose abrasion after a head on collision on Woodbine Street at 10 20 a m Both vehicles suffered about 400 in damage The other driver Pearl Thomas Shoe 21 of Route 3 Point had a minor neck injury The injured driver was hospitalized as officials continue the investigation
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Woodbine Street
State Highway Patrol
las C _ oe
Woodbine St
Pearl Thomas Shoe
Route 3 Point
Car Thief Ordered To Serve Sentence
Leon Willie Huff a 17 year old from Harrison Street had a 2 year suspended sentence revoked and was ordered to serve the term after pleading guilty to three counts of auto larceny. Huff was bound over to Superior Court from Municipal Court as a one week session began. Several other defendants in separate cases faced trials or remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Willie Huff
Harrison Street
Huff
Allen H. Gwyn
Reidsville
Jack Carl Allen
Raymond Hacksae
Paul Saunders
High Point and Asheboro students earn USC freshman honor roll
Patricia A. Caughman of High Point and Janet L. Lucas of Asheboro appear on the University of South Carolina fall term freshman honor roll. The honor roll recognizes students with averages of S or above, rated from good to excellent, in their grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia A. Caughman
High Point
Janet L. Lucas
Asheboro
University of South Carolina
New Laundry and Cleaners to Hold Open House
New Quicken As A Wink Cleaners and Laundry at 245 N Hamilton St invites visitors to an open house from 4 p.m. tomorrow. The cash and carry operation offers three hour shirt and semi finished laundry services, free gifts for the first 300 women, a month long registration for a three quarter ton room air conditioner, and a drawing on a later date. Under manager Glenn Craven the shop hires about six staff at full capacity.
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N. Hamilton St
Quick-As-A-Wink
Glenn Craven
N C Methodist Students Set Meeting Here
North Carolina Methodist students will meet at High Point College March 16 18 for the State Conference. Dr Everett Tilson of Vanderbilt School of Religion will highlight the program with three addresses themed The Student s Struggle For An Intelligent Faith. Election of officers, directed recreation and discussion groups follow each address. About 250 to 300 students are expected.
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North Carolina
High Point College
Everett Tilson
Vanderbilt School of Religion
Met
Objector To Jury Service Ordered To Observe Court
A local man James K Warner was ordered by Judge H Gwyn of Reidsville to remain in court and observe the proceedings after he objected to jury service on religious grounds. Warner was not placed on the jury but was required to observe. The judge said he would not compel a conscience to violate beliefs.
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Superior Court
H. Gwyn
Reidsville
James K. Warner
S. Hamilton St
Varner
Gwyn
Showers Expected In Area Tuesday
Local weathermen forecast showers in the High Point area Tuesday with a cloudy and cool pattern through Wednesday. Wednesday is expected to be colder with occasional rain and clearing skies after a low of 38 and a high near 48.
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High Point
Friendship Weather Bureau
Greensboro High Point
First Offenders Camp Sentence For Youth In Court
A 17 year old Negro youth, Haskell A Burris, was ordered to serve 12 months in a first offender camp after guilty of stealing a $100 bill from his employer. Ernest J Dunlap received a suspended sentence on assault and drunkenness counts with fines. Annie Bethea testified they had been drinking before the incident. A man charged with assault on a female had the case continued.
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Haskell A. Burris
Sherrod Street
Ernest J. Dunlap
Gordy Street
Annie Bethea
Cecil Street
Tola
Dunlap
Bertha Lee Ratliff
Cliffside Ee Aendley Street
Nero
February Fire Loss Totaling $7,950 in High Point
The High Point fire department reported 38 fires in February causing $7,950 in damages to buildings and contents, a drop from January's $101,565 loss across 61 fires. Year to date property loss stands at $184,763 with per capita loss $4.65, and February's total at risk valued at $563,854.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Universal Television Furniture Manufacturing Corp
Reed St
Rezoning Plan On Agenda For City Planning Meeting
A planning and zoning commission will discuss rezoning to address crowded Negro sections tonight. Duplex construction may be allowed to ease housing, with action postponed pending field visits. Subdivision maps and a redivision involving Snow Lumber Co. on S Main and Springdale Streets will be reviewed along with parcels on Old Winston-Salem Rd Cloverleaf area and Rotary Dr.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Commission
A. R. Strange
Snow Lumber Co
S. Main
Springdale
Salem Court
F. R. Williard
Joe B. Shackelford
Winston-Salem Rd
R. A. Chambers
S. Main Street
U.S. Highways
E. T. Corbit
Durham Calls Manifesto lawful push against demagoguery
Congressman Carl Durham visited High Point and defended a 96-signature manifesto opposing the Supreme Court desegregation ruling. He said the document is a lawful petition to exercise local devices, not nullification, and urged patience and restraint in the South’s response to desegregation.
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Dixie
Supreme Court
Carl Durham
High Point
High Court
Durham
Rep
Gov. Hodges
Doctor's Satchel Found In Lake Drugs Missing
A medical bag belonging to Dr. Woodrow Tyson was found in Lake Highway 29-70 by fishermen. All contents except narcotics were recovered and the satchel was returned to the doctor. Police suspect theft by a narcotics addict.
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Woodrow Tyson
Tyson
McGeiver Earns Phi Kappa Phi Honor at State College
Samuel F. McGeiver of Ashe Carolina State College has been elected to Phi Kappa Phi, a national scholastic society regarded as one of the highest honors for State College students. The recognition highlights academic excellence and honors the recipient's scholastic achievements.
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Samuel F. McGeiver
Ashe- Carolina State College
Phi Kappa Phi
State College
Prayer for TO DAY in Canada by A A Scott
A short prayer from Toronto minister A A Scott asking God to remove selfishness and focus service on others. The past moderator of The United Church of Canada reflects on the call to serve those in need and build the kingdom through Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jesus Christ
Lord
Amen
Scott
Toronto
United Church of Canada
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