Judge Withdraws Bench Warrant Against Glenn
A bench warrant for L. W. Glenn, a local sewing machine dealer, was withdrawn after a conference with Judge Allen H. Gwynn. Barney B. Clark faced larceny and receiving charges. Glenn later faced an arrest warrant for receiving stolen goods but was absolved after returning machines to owners. Clark’s judgment was suspended to the May 30 term. he was sent to Davidson County on related fraud warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Glenn
Barney B. Clark
Allen H. Gwynn
Glenn
Clark
Gwyn
Davidson County
Suitcase Stolen at Local Bus Station
Lucy Lea of 615 West Farriss Avenue reported a theft of a suitcase containing about $200 in clothing from the bus station waiting room. She left it while buying a soft drink and was awaiting a Gra ham bus when she noticed it missing. Police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Lea
West Farriss Avenue
Graham
Cool Tonight Foresees Cloudy Skies and Showers
An airport weather station forecast calls for cooler conditions tonight and tomorrow with heavy cloudiness and possible scattered showers later today. Highs around 66 degrees today with lows near 56. tomorrow remains cloudy with no definite rain forecast.
Lottery Still Defies Police Says Deputy Lee
Deputy D S Lee said the butter and egg lottery remains widespread in High Point despite arrests of major operators. He cited George Smith as a kingpin and noted authorities have arrested many, but the racket regenerates with new players as attempts to squash it continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
D. S. Lee
Guilford County
Lee
George Smith
Greensboro
Smith
Guilford
Deaths and Funerals: Theodore E. Cox
Funeral services for Theodore E Cox, 44, who died Friday morning, will be held Sunday at 3 PM at Flag Spring Methodist Church near Asheboro with Cecil Haworth officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery. body remains at Koonce Funeral Home until 1:15 PM Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore FE. Cox
Theodore E Cox
Flag Spring Methodist Church
Asheboro
Cecil Haworth
Central Friends Meeting
Koonce
Death Notice of Andrew J. Borland in High Point
Andrew J. Borland 69 of 307 Coltrane Street died at home at 1 15 a m after an extended illness He was born June 5 1879 in Orange County a son of David A and Mary Katherine Pickard Borland He had lived in High Point since 1904 and worked at Melrose Hosiery Mills married Mary Lillie Montgomery December 27 1903 He is survived by wife seven children two sisters one brother and seven grandchildren Funeral services will be held from South Side Baptist Church tomorrow at 3 30 p m with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery The body was returned home this afternoon at 5 o clock
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Andrew J. Borland
Coltrane Street
Orange County
David A
Mary Katherine Pickard Borland
High Point
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Mary Lillie Montgomery
Jesse Hooker
Clyde A
Fred J
Ira
William M
Selina Kennedy
Horace Williams
Mebane
Route 2
A. H. Borland
Hillsboro
South Side Baptist Church
Andrew Borland
Free-for-All Brawl Yields Four Arrests on Mangum Avenue
Four Mangum avenue residents were arrested after a late night fight in the 400 block. Wiley Safrell 25 faced two counts of assault with a deadly weapon and one of assault. Ronald Pierce 23 charged with assault with a deadly weapon and simple assault. Robert Small 27 booked on two assault counts. James F. Hunsucker 428 Mangum avenue charged with one assault. One man, J G Morgan, suffered serious knife injuries and was treated. Bonds totaling 1100 were posted and all were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangum Avenue
Wiley Safrell
Ronald Pierce
Robert Small
James F. Hunsucker
J. G. Morgan
Safrell
Morgan
Weather Update North Carolina Outlook
Partly cloudy today with scattered thundershowers and warm temperatures. Cooler tonight and Sunday with continued warm conditions and seasonal sunshine. Sunrise 5 21, sunset 2 13 for Sunday.
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North Carolina
Toastmasters Topics Aired At Gibsons Meeting
Topicmaster J Larry Austin led a Toastmasters session last night at Gibsons with members speaking on Ten Thousand Words and Holidays. President Mason Blankenship welcomed guest Thornton Sharnock while Albert Levinson served as toastmaster. Herman J. Bock illustrated word pictures and John H Kalte urged meaningful holidays for community growth. Evaluator Bob Connor commented on exhibits notes and gestures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Larry Austin
Toastmasters Club
Gibson's
Mason Blankenship
Thornton Sharnock
Albert Levinson
Herman J. Bock
John H. Kalte
Bob Connor
Andrews elected head of Local Underwriters in High Point
J Leslie Andrews of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance was chosen president of the High Point Life Underwriters association at a Sheraton hotel meeting. Lloyd Sink of Metropolitan is vice president, George F. Schulteiss of Metropolitan secretary, and Gordon Weathers of State Capital Life treasurer. The state meeting is set for June 11 in Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leslie Andrews
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
High Point Life Underwriters Association
Sheraton Hotel
Insurance Group
Lloyd Sink
The
Metropolitan
George FE. Schulteiss
Gordon Weathers
State Capital Life
Andrews
N. L. Garner
Sink
Schultheiss
Garber
Life Underwriters
Winston-Salem
Man Nabs Boy During Break-In At Local Store
M L Patrick a former teacher and current advertising salesman nabbed a 14 year old youth inside Cullers Sporting Goods on N Wrenn street and turned him to police. The boy confessed to break ins at two homes a Broad street stand and a Larkin street home taking coins and merchandise totaling about 25 to 40 dollars plus a confectionery run. Police referred the case to the boy’s commissioner J J Ellington. Buddy Boyles pictured as class president is a High Point High School graduate and NC State sophomore and Sigma Alpha Epsilon member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Patrick
Culler’s Sporting Goods
N. Wrenn Street
Patrick
Sporting Goods
J. J. Ellington
Broad Street
Larkin Street
E. Lexington Avenue
Buddy’ Boyles
High Point High School
North Carolina State College
State
Boyles
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Elwood Boyles
Turner Street
High Point
Donkey Olympics Set At Archdale High for May 11 12
Archdale will host a two day Donkey Olympics at High Point College field sponsored by Archdale VFW post 9899. Ten acts feature donkeys with polo and baseball demonstrations and a blindfold boxing match. Proceeds fund a movie projector for Archdale students. Talmadge Hillard to perform as Rastus with Rufus yet unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College Athletic Field
Archdale Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Archdale Vfw
College Field
Archdale
Donkey Sports
Talmadge Hilliard
Rastus
Rufus
Marlboro Friends Plan Memorial Day
RANDLEMAN May 7 The Marlboro Friends church will hold its annual memorial day on May 15 with a 12 30 dinner on the grounds followed by visitation to family plots in the cemetery. Memorial services and a guest address by Rev. F O Folger of Greensboro will close the day with usual morning services, Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Bryant Found Guilty In Assault Case
In Thomasville on May 7 a case against Ray Bryant was continued on condition he not assault or enter Grace Snider's premises for two years while paying court costs. Bryant pleaded not guilty to pointing a shotgun at a woman.
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Thomasville
Ray Bryant
Route 2
Recorder’s Court
Bryant
Grace Snider
Melvin J. Fowler
Lexington
Superior Court
Fowler
Davidson County
Howard Norman
Oakwood
Brentwood Cafe
Thompson Auto Company
Pell Payne
Grady Hunt
Colon Grandy
Grandy
Eugene Hoskins
Matthew Wilson
Clarence E. Wicker
Ella Green
Mildred Mavis
Paul Hall
North Carolina Firms Among Bidders for Army Furniture Order
North Carolina furniture manufacturers are among bidders for the army's order of 33 900 pieces of furniture including 9 000 bureaus 18 000 chiffoniers and 6 900 desks. Bids opened May 4 with no contract date or total price announced. Samples have been on display at the Southern Furniture Exposition building in Chicago and several representatives showed interest.
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Chicago
North Carolina
Chicago Quartermaster Purchasing Office
Southern Furniture Exposition
Chicago Quartermaster Corps
Associated Press
Kiwanis Club Plans Fall Exposition
The Kiwanis luncheon at Sheraton Hotel focused on the Piedmont Industrial and Agricultural Exposition to be staged on the Winston-Salem road site next week with operation planned for October. Carolinas District Governor H Spurgeon Boyce spoke at a Lexington division meeting. members from multiple cities attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Sheraton Hotel
Piedmont Industrial and Agricultural Exposition
N. My Harrison
Winston-Salem Road
Lexington
Carolinas
H. Spurgeon Boyce
Durham
Clem Lipscombe
Reidsville
Asheboro
Elkin
Greensboro
High Point
Mt. Airy
North Wilkesboro
Ruffin
Salisbury
Tri-Cities
Leakesville - Spray - Draper
Haw River
Kiwanis
Charles Armstrong
L. T. Swindell
Paul Younts
Bob Culp
Phil Walker
T. W. Sprinkle
Sloan D. Gibson
Farewell Services Planned for Rev. George T. Stephens
Reverend George T. Stephens of Wilmington Delaware will lead two farewell services at South Main Street Methodist Church following a surprise night at 7 15 p m today and a screening of the film Out of the Night. Tomorrow services are set for 11 00 a m and 7 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Stephens
Wilmington
Del
South Main Street Methodist Church
Navy son advances to fireman aboard Albany in Med
Everette Freeman Stephens USN son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Stephens of 712 Mangum Avenue High Point was advanced to fireman while serving aboard the cruiser USS Albany commanded by Capt L A Bachman USN which has been operating in the Mediterranean
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette Freeman Stephens
USN
Charles H. Stephens
Mangum Avenue
High Point
Albany
L. A. Bachman
Mediterranean
Names listed for Asheboro High Point Winston-Salem residents
Robert R. Pierce of Asheboro and Vanda Lee Hamilton of High Point, Paul Taylor and Mattie Lee Hemric, both of Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Pierce
Asheboro
Vanda Lee Hamilton
High Point
Paul Taylor
Mattie Lee Hemric
Winston-Salem
Fire department responds to sawdust bin blaze at Peerless Veneer
Alarms from noon yesterday to noon today show a 7:05 a.m. fire in a sawdust bin at Peerless Veneer, 321 Courtesy Road, confined to the boiler room with no plant damage. An automatic alarm at Memorial Hospital at 1:30 a.m. produced no fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless Veneer Company
Courtesy Road
Memorial Hospital
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