Whisky law violations charged in early city action
Police charged two local men for violations of prohibition ordinances in the 2800 block of English Street. Johnny M. Pack and Ralph were held, with Pack posting a $50 bond and trial set for April 9 in Municipal Court. Curtis faces assault with deadly weapon charges after a Saturday night incident with Dorothy Brooks. Curtis posted $300 bond and will stand trial March 23. Mrs. Levesque and Jesse Leroy Gardner were charged for worthless checks with bonds posted and trial dates set in April and March respectively. William Burst and Lucy Pearl Davis were charged for possession of canned heat and violation of city ordinances with a March 19 trial and $50 bonds.
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English Street
Johnny M. Pack
Dalton Street
Ralph
Lee Roy Curtis
Willard Street
Dorothy Brooks
Brooks
Curtis
Robert Levesque
Highway 62
Marvin Dixon
William Pitts
Pitts
Gardner
Big Bear Market
William Burst
Washington St
Lucy Pearl Davis
Psychologist outlines gender motivations in high Point talk
Dr Cleo Dawson told the High Point Executives Club that men seek ego while women seek security. She urged men to respect women's concerns and women to understand men's drive for problem solving, noting women's cyclic thoughts and men's longer lives. James E Lambeth introduced Dawson. Alton Stanford presided at Emerywood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Dawson
High Point Executives Club
Dr. Dawson
Humphrey Resolution Salutes Girl Scouts on 50th Year
The Senate breezed through a resolution sponsored by Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey congratulating the Girl Scouts of America on their fiftieth anniversary without a dissenting vote. The move honors the organization and its milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Girl Scouts of America
Two Men Sentenced in Smoke Shop Break In Chopping Case
In High Point, Tommy Warren Morris and Darrel Gray Rutledge were found guilty of breaking in and stealing five quarts of wine from Ernie's Smoke Shop on January 18. Each received one to two years on the roads with suspensions for two years on conditions including good behavior and abstaining from alcohol. Additional sentences included forgery and worthless check cases involving John Rogers, James Gardner, Henry Harding, and William Steelman.
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Tommy Warren Morris
Darrel Gray Rutledge
Superior Court
F. Donald Phillips
S. Main Street
Ernie
Morris
Rutledge
John Rogers
Lamb Street
Phillips
Rogers
James W. Gardner
Madison Avenue
Gardner
William H. Bell
City Motors
Henry Harding
Henry Herbert Harding
Lee's Chapel Road
Harding
Anne Morgan
William Glenn Steelman
Elm Street
Steelman
Bill Pappas
Bill Dunn
Textile Executive Files For Congress Sixth District Nomination
Walter G. Green, a Burlington attorney and textile executive aged 55, filed as the first Republican candidate for Congress in North Carolina’s Sixth District at the Raleigh elections office. He pledged to support a conservative program, saying one hopeful vote could push toward limiting federal power and resisting socialist trends.
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Raleigh
Walter G. Green
Burlington
Congress
State Board of Elections
Green
Elections Office
Don Badgely
Greensboro
Woman's College History and Political Science
Blackwell Robinson
University of North Carolina Board of Trustees
Alamance
Durham
Guilford
Orange
Horace Kornegay
A.G. Whitener
High Point
U. S
House of Representatives
Hailstones Massive in Nebraska Storm
A Nebraska storm dropped hailstones described as grapefruit sized. Residents reported damage across several counties as roofs and windows shattered and cars were left scattered with hail. Local officials urged caution and prepared cleanup crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
CAB Ruling Affirmed By Court
The Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond affirms the CAB decision to consolidate trunkline air service at Greensbor o High Point for the three city area. Judge J Spencer Bell notes Friendship is unsuitable for most of the region and Winston Salem may appeal to the Supreme Court, though no definite plan is stated.
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Washington, D. C
Smith Reynolds
J. Spencer Bell
Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Greensboro-High Point
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Friendship
Winston - Salem
U. S. Supreme Court
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
Piedmont Chapter to Hear Frady on Capital for Expansion
A. Hampton Frady Jr., Wilmington native and Merrill Lynch partner, will speak at the Piedmont Chapter National Association of Accountants March meeting in Winston-Salem. The NY resident will discuss Raising Working Capital for Expansion of Corporation after a 6 p.m. dinner. Frady, a Duke 1950 graduate with Columbia finance masters, joined MLPF&S in 1961 and belongs to the Bond Club of NY and the Investment Association of NY.
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A. Hampton Frady Jr
Wilmington
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith Inc
Piedmont
National Assn. of Accountants
New York
Harry Froeber Jr
Winston - Salem
Frady
Duke University
Columbia University Graduate School of Business
IBA Institute of Finance
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Mlpf&s
Bond Club of
The
Investment Assn. of
Mrs Amos Sworn as Assistant Clerk in High Point Court
Mrs. Amos Esker E Amos Jr of Valleybrook Drive was sworn in yesterday as assistant clerk of High Point Municipal Court. Judge Byron Haworth administered the oath. She has served as deputy clerk for the past five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esker E. Amos Jr
Valleybrook Drive
High Point
Byron Haworth
Amos
Wachovia Opens Jamestown Branch With Local Ties
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. will open a Jamestown office on Thursday. Tom M. Charping will manage, assisted by Janice Spencer and Betsy Wall of Archdale. The renovated colonial styled building will offer full banking services to Jamestown and surrounding areas.
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Jamestown
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
J. Roscoe Adams
Tom M. Charping
Adams
Federal Reserve Board
Stateing Commission
High Point
Greensboro
Jamestown Township
Sedgefield
U. S
Charping
Janice Spencer
Betsy Wall
Archdale
Randolph Democrats Hear Sanford
Gov Terry Sanford told Randolph County Democrats at a dinner rally that North Carolina will see stronger 1962 industrial progress. He cited January February figures showing a 36 percent rise in new jobs and payrolls and a 200 percent jump in new capital investments versus 1961, praising the positive program. A crowd of over 700 filled the National Guard armory for the largest Randolph County political dinner to date. Charles W McCrary of Asheboro spoke as a State official attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Randolph County
National Guard
Charles W. McCrary
Governor Sanford Files Remarks on Agriculture State Growth
The governor states farming remains vibrant in the economy and notes the state had the second largest income gain nationwide last year with $100 million more in farm income. The Board of Education introduced the governor.
Dedication Planned For New Temple
Dedicatory rites for the Masonic Temple at the corner of W Kerr and N Fulton Streets are set for Friday night. Several officers of the Grand Lodge of North Carolina are expected to attend the dedication. Names include James W. Brewer Greenville grand master C C Ricker Asheville deputy grand master W Edward Barker Charlotte senior grand warden Charles A Harris Raleigh grand secret Sam A Hennis Mount Airy senior grand deacon Arnold J Koonce Sr High Point junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Masonic Temple
W. Kerr and
N. Fulton Streets
Grand Lodge of North
Cancer Society Hears Alexander at YWCA Luncheon
The American Cancer Society met for a luncheon at the YWCA. President Emmett Stone presided. Grady Whicker gave the invocation. Mrs Edward Silver introduced speaker Fred Alexander who will head the Cancer Crusade for 1962 and outlined plans for the crusade later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
YWCA
Emmett Stone
Grady Whicker
Edward Silver
Fred Alexander
Alexander
Temple costs over 150000 invest in new lodge temple
Grand officers named for the project include Grand Deacon Alfred A. Kafer Jr of New Bern Grand Marshal William A Hooks of Smithfield Grand Steward Fred A Harding of Raleigh. The new temple represents an investment of over 150000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Kafer Jr
New Bern
William A. Hooks
Smithfield
Fred A. Harding
Raleigh
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Babette
Dickchler
Church St
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Archdale, N. C
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Southern Oil Co
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Southern Ave
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