Service Men Return and Rank Advancements Highlight Local Notices
CPL Edward L. Stod dard returns from Korea and is assigned to Fort Jackson South Carolina while on leave with his mother. Curtis M. Ick graduates from Officer Candidate School in the armor branch. Robert Burchfield promoted to corporal at Langley Field Virginia. his brother Coy Burchfield Jr. serves as corporal in the Army in Austria. Warrant Officer K Miller advances to adjutant in the 82nd Airborne Division. Gilbert Collins completes basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky. CPL Douglas L. Lowery spends leave locally and awaits overseas duty at Camp Kilmer New Jersey.
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Cpl
Edward L. Stoddard
U. S. Army
Korea
Fort Jackson
S. C
Ara Stoddard
Clara Cox
Robert Burchfield
U. S. Air Force
Langley Field
Coy Burchfield
Lake Worth
Fla
Coy Burchfield, Jr
Austria
AA Meeting Scheduled For Thomasville
An open Alcoholics Anonymous meeting will be held at City Hall in Thomasville tomorrow night. A Greensboro woman and a Richmond man, both former alcoholics, will speak about their recovery. Local physician M P Harris will discuss how alcohol affects the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Alcoholics Anonymous
City Hall
A. A
Esman
Greensboro
Richmond
Man on English Street Involved In Crash
Wilbert D. Worrell, 25, of 1698 Fish Street, reportedly struck a car on East High Street after veering right. Police say he hit the left rear of a car owned by W. D. Phillips of Columbia, N. C., causing about $200 damage to the parked eastbound vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert D. Worrell
Fish Street
East High Street
Worrell
W. D. Phillips
Columbia
Flu Clears Civil Court Docket Here
Judge Grady B. Patton adjourned this week's Guilford Lu gh Civil Court after learning only two or three of the 17 cases would be heard. Illness among attorneys and clients forced postponement to next week's term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady B. Patton
Guilford Lugh
Frank Sizemore Hospitalized For Routine Checkup
Frank J. Sizemore secretary of the Chamber of Commerce is in the hospital for a routine checkup as reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Sizemore
The
Chamber of Commerce
Funeral for Frank F Briggs at Lebanon Methodist Church
Funeral for Frank F Briggs held yesterday at Lebanon Methodist Church with Rev. W C Sides Rev L O Easter and Rev R F Amos officiating. Burial in Bethania Moravian Cemetery near Winston Salem. Briggs of Long Street died Saturday night. Pallbearers were W Burge Charlie Modlin A W Kearns Elos Hedgecock and Dale Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Briggs
Lebanon Methodist Church
W. C. Sides
L. O. Easter
R. F. Amos
Bethania Moravian Cemetery
Winston-Salem
Mr. Briggs
Long Street
W. ©. Burge
Charlie Modlin
A. W. Kearns
Elos Hedgecock
Dale Montgomery
Jaycee Jollies of 1952 Opens Four Night Run
The Jaycees Jollies of 1952 features seasoned performers with extensive training. Alfred Smith, formerly of Cornell, and Belmont native Mrs. Wagner from High Point College lead as featured talent with Dr. Hensley, a long time High Pointer, among the cast. The four night run begins tomorrow at 8 PM in the Junior High School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad West
Jaycee Jollies
Conrad
Hogey Carmichael
the Jollies
John Haworth
Jayceee
Cecil's
Jeff's
the Enterprise
Mann No. 2
Ingram's
Dixie Soda Shop
A Jollies
Wreck at Elm and Thurston Streets Leaves Damages and Arrest
A three vehicle collision at Elm and Thurston Streets caused about 1500 dollars in damage. Bruce Surratt, 35, was arrested for violating a stop sign after his eastbound car struck John King’s vehicle and caused additional damage. Surratt sustained facial injuries and his car totaled about 800 dollars. Campbell, 18, sustained minor damage to their car valued at 75 dollars.
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Elm
Thurston Streets
Bruce Surratt
Boulevard
Surratt
Thurston Street
John Hardy King
Emerywood Apartments
Neth Campbell
Gene Street
Thieves Hit Two High Point Businesses In Night Burglary
The Blue Bird Castle Cafe at 101 East Green Street reported a $15 juke box theft after two burglars pried it open. Fred A. Essa, the cafe manager, said nothing else was taken. Break-ins also occurred at E C Dillon Hosiery at 156 South Wrenn Street and Clinard Printing at 114 Willowbrook Street, with no additional losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelves
Blue Bird Castle
East Green Street
Fred A. Essa
E. C. Dillon Hosiery
South Wrenn Street
Clinard Printing Company
Willowbrook Street
True Bill Returned Against George Myers
The Guilford County Grand Jury returned a true bill against George L. Myers a High Point man who killed his mother last February 29 and his case will be tried before the Superior Court. No trial date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Greensboro
George L. Myers
High Point
Weather outlook with showers and storms today
Cloudy and mild this afternoon with widely scattered showers. Tonight heavier showers and a likely thunderstorm. Wednesday clears with strong winds and cooler temperatures. Today’s high near 0 and low around 45. Tomorrow’s high about 55. last night’s low was 44.
Danish Speaker to Address High Point Students
Dr. P E Lindley announces Hans Jaakim Schultz MA Danish Society representative will speak at High Point College Assembly tomorrow at 10 20 in Harrison hall on Life in Denmark. Schultz will discuss education daily life government culture and religion noting Denmark as a highly democratic nation. He arrived for a lecture tour and aims to explain Danish life to Americans. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Lindley
High Point College Assembly
Hans Jaakim Schultz
University of Aarhusmark
United States
College
Harrison Jum
Denmark
Mark
Schultz
Rica
New York
Albert Cody 71 Dies Funeral Set for Thursday
Albert Cody 71 died after a two year illness. He was married to the late Illie Cody and leaves three daughters Mrs. Matthew Grubb of Lexington Route 2 Mrs. Paul Bodenheier of Haynes and Isa Cody of the home, three sons William Ray of Lexington Route 2 Archie Cody of Ten Route 1 one sister Mrs. Mose Harrison of Lexington Route 1 and 13 grandchildren. Funeral will be Thursday at 2 pm from Jerusalem Reformed Church with burial in the church cemetery. The body will be at Hoover Funeral Home until 11 am Wednesday then moved to the home.
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Denton
Albert Cody
Silver Valley
Illie Cody
Matthew Grubb
Lexington
Paul Bodenheier
Haynes
Isa Cody
William and
Ray
Archie Cody
Mose Harrison
Jerusalem Reformed Church
Church
Hoover Funeral Home
City Council OKs Water Fund project with lower bid
City Council approved the water system improvement phase with Boyd and Goforth Company of Charlotte submitting the low bid about 12,000 dollars under estimate and over 42,000 under the highest bid. Plans call for larger mains in several areas and 19 000 to 20 000 feet of new lines with site decisions to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Hinson
Boyd and Goforth Company
Charlotte
Hinson
Sylvania Electric Works Welcomed by High Point Chamber
The High Point Chamber of Commerce hosted a dinner at the Sheraton for Sylvania Electric Products. Sylvania president Don Mitchell praised potential local expansion, while Mayor Amos Kearns and industry representatives welcomed the company. The event marked what the chamber called Sylvania Day in North Carolina.
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Amos ‘Kearns
Johnson Poultry Commenpany
North M
Coal Producers Committee
Grover Jones
Board of Adjustments
Planning and Zoning Commission
J. T. Tucker
Sunset Avenue
As Kearns
Sylvania Electric Prod
Ucts, Inc
Don Mitchell
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Sheraton Hotel
Ed Mendenhall
High Point Chamber
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Sylvania Electric Products Company
Sheraton
Sylvania
Amos Kearns
Smith
Henry Foscue
George Hutchens
Chamber of Comers Aga
Mitchell
North Carolina
New
Foxsh Company
Lockland
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. R. Walker
Ee Ee Hens Res
George E. Chens
Dent
Gas Conversion Task To Be Finished By Saturday
The large conversion from propane to natural gas for about 2,500 customers should end by noon Saturday. Harrington A. Rose, superintendent, said a 100‑man crew from Conversions and Surveys Inc. began March 3, with 100 locals later sent to Brooklyn for related work. The project costs about $45,000 and will lower future local rates due to natural gas efficiency and cleaner burning. Local cooperation has been a key factor in the rapid progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington A. Rose
Conversions and Surveys, Inc
Rose
New York
Ome
Tony Rose
Brooklyn
Natural
Architect to Describe Randolph Street Church Conversion
Thomasville figures Georgia Graves, an Atlanta architect, will visit Thursday to outline proposed changes converting the old Randolph Street Methodist Church into a community center. He will explain the plan to the City Council and Community Foundation committee, with final decisions by the committeemen after study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
George Graves
Atlanta
Randolph Street
Hubert Henderson
Graves
Henderson
Three More Charges In Thomasville Chair Strike
Three additional charges were filed at police headquarters in Thomasville as the six day strike at the Thomasville Chair Company widened to five arrests. Counter warrants involved a union worker and a non union employee with Stewart released on bond after assault with a deadly weapon and malicious damage to personal property allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville Chair Company
Coy Stewart
Cole Street
Charg
Kenneth Williams
Willams
Stewart
Williams
Wea
Clete Smith
United Furniture Workers of America
C.I.C
Union Hall
Smith
Draft Board Seeks Earl T. Waggoner For Missing Induction
Draft Board 42 seeks Earl Thomas Waggoner who failed to report for pre induction yesterday. Anyone knowing his whereabouts is urged to notify authorities at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draft Board
Earl Thomas Waggoner
Draft Board 42
New Fox Paper Co Facility to Open in High Point
The Fox Paper Co announces a new manufacturing operation in High Point North Carolina with headquarters in Lockland Ohio. A 12 000 sq ft building at 1221 Ward Street will house production starting in about 90 days. The firm anticipates annual gross around 65 000 and plans for expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Ward Street
Fox Paper Co
Pere Annal
Point
Walker
Tldid Chamber
Hutch
Sasunee Fixenment Industries
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Fox Paper Company
Curtis M. Ick
Armor
Pearl Quick
Underhill
K. ©. Miller
82Nd Airdrone Division
Theodore Roosevelt Miller
Woodbury Avenue
Prc
Gilbert Collins
R. D. Collins
Thissel Street
Third Armored Division
Fort Knox, Ky
Douglas L. Lowery
Eva Lee Lowery
West Green Street
Kent Lowery
Mallory Street
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Frank Sizemore
George Myers
Dane
Law and Public Safety Committee
Catherine Kirkman
Emerwyood Chub
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Big Bureau
Joyces
Ae Jim Millis
Li- Board
Robert Rankin
E Connor
Oak Hill Smokeup
William G. Beaver
Otis Smithiards
Bruce Clodfelter
W. H. Linthicum
Clodfelter
Woodrow
Fourth
Linthicum
Denny and
Richardson
Denny Street
Montene and
Hamilton
Chamber
Sylvania Royal
Dodger
Norfolk and Western
M. T. Delabar
Coal Bureau
Reynolds B
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