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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1954

Page

5

Eleven High Point Dealers Endorse Voluntary Vehicle Safety Plan

Eleven High Point auto dealers join a North Carolina voluntary safety program. Official Inspection Stations will perform free checks and issue green Approved stickers after simple inspections. Governors and state officials support the plan as a cost free path to safer cars with owner consent for any repairs.

High Point Auto Dealers In Safety Plan Safety League Motor Vehicles Edward Scheidt Unstead North Carolina Scheidt Carolina Safety League Automotive T. A. Williams Greensboro Williams High Point English Motor Co Guilford Motor Co Highland Motors Horace G. Hderton Inc Lyles Chevrolet Co W. F. Mauldin, Inc Neill Pontiac Sloop Center Service Southern Motor Co Temple-Curry Motor Co Lewis Motor Co

Four youths charged in gang beating case

Four Negro youths, Lawrence Tucker William Hall Victor Watts and Willie Cullins, were accused of ganging a man and dragging him along a street. They posted $200 bonds each and face hearings Wednesday. Also charged were Charlie Parks and Ruth Parks with possession of liquor, and Junior Cable for assault with a deadly weapon.

Lawrence Tucker Wade St William Hall Oneka St Victor Watts Fourth St Willie Cullins Hoover St Curtis Nelson Gordy St Pete Charlie Parks Ruth Parks North Alley Junior Cable West Point Ave L. M. Coble Bessie Coble Junior Coble

Youth Council Formed By Raleigh Diocese Catholics

In Greensboro more than 350 Catholic high school students from all parishes of the Diocese of Raleigh organized the first Diocesan Youth Council at the Eighth Annual NC Catholic Laymen's Association convention. Frank Massey was elected treasurer. David Foley, president. Grace Wessells, vice president. Angela Brown, secretary. Peter Antoniewicz, sergeant at arms.

Greensboro Raleigh North Carolina O. Henry Catholic Laymen’s Association Frank Massey High Point Senior High School Immaculate Heart of Mary Church Aquinas Club M. F. Massey Guilford County Jamestown David Foley Charlotte Grace Wessells Winston-Salem Angela Brown Asheville Peter Antoniewicz Salisbury

Assault Counts Linked to Spilled Beer Fight

Harold Bryant, 25, of 202 National Hwy, faces two assault charges after a Saturday night dispute over a spilled beer. He allegedly threatened J L McCormick with a knife and was released on bond. Trial set May 17.

Thomasville National Hwy Harold Bryant J. L. McCormick Bryant McCormick Sylvester Gilmore Johnsontown Rd Lauree Gilmore James Johnson King Row Maxine Recorder's Court James Robert Love Thurman G. Marshall Route 3 Marshall Fisher Ferry St

Building Fund Off To Start At Springfield

Springfield Friends Meeting opened its 181st annual session with over $5,161.36 in birthday offerings from Sunday schools Women’s and other groups to add to a building fund. A committee will draft plans for expansion of Sunday school facilities for submission to the monthly meeting. Capus Waynick spoke on church growth.

Springfield Capus Waynick

Tree Planting Honors Nurse In Thomasville

The Friendly Garden Club and city officials dedicated a white mia tree in memory of Thomasville Hospital’s first superintendent of nurses Miss Cra Fulp. Speakers, including Mayor Carl C. Wilson and Dr. R. K. Farrington, recalled her leadership from 1930 to 1938 and the hospital’s progress.

Thomasville Thomasville Hospital Cra Fulp John Thomas Lindsay Loftin Garden Club Everett W. Schadt R. K. Farrington Eee Miss Fulp The Tar Oe Health Miss Ip Carl C. Wilson Bb. B. Still Friendly Garden Club Tom Kanoy Millis Kanoy Robert Leibing Harold Robinson Loftin Roy Fulp Haze Fulp

Everhart Rites Held For 79 Year Old Thomasville Resident

Funeral services for William Daniel Cap Everhart 79 of 818 Blair St were held at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev. Wessin ger and Rev. Taylor officiating. Masons Sam Davis Johnny Woodard Joe Berrier Frank Prek leseimer L F Sink and Howard Truelove served as pallbearers. Burial followed in City Cemetery. Everhart a retired Southern Railroad section foreman died Friday at 1 am.

William D. Everhart Thomasville William Daniel Cap” Everhart Blair St Grace Lutheran Church Charles S. Wessinger Robert L. Taylor Glenwanna Baptist Church Sam Davis Johnny Woodard Joe Berrier Frank Prekleseimer L. F. Sink Howard Truelove Masonic Lodge City Cemetery Mr. Everhart The Southern Railroad

Registration Opens for Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy

Registration for new students for the 1954 55 year at Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy will run daily this week from 7 to 9 p m Parents with pupils should visit the Convent at 609 Barbee Street during those hours to enroll and receive information from school directors

Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy Barbee St

Half of 25 Million Golf Balls Lost Each Year

A report states that about half of the 25,000,000 golf balls produced annually are lost. The figures highlight widespread waste in the sports equipment industry and imply significant disposal or recovery challenges.

First Aid Classes To Begin Tonight At Guil Rand

Guil Rand Red Cross will start first aid courses this evening at 7 30 at the Guil Rand station for Guil Rand Volunteer Fire Department members and Trinity Archdale Lions Club members and spouses. Courses taught by Mr and Mrs Judson Ruth welcome additional enrollments. Deep sea fish depth noted at 600 feet.

Guil-Rand Red Cross Guil-Rand Volunteer Fire Department Trinity-Archdale Lions Club Edward G. Wertz Judson Ruth

Detectives Probe Break-In at Ins Grocery Basement Window

Detectives reported an attempted break-in at Ins Grocery on E Russell Street late yesterday. The entry was attempted through a basement window.

Ins Grocery Russell St

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