Davidson Superior Court Opens May Term In Lexington
Davidson county superior court begins a three day May term in Lexington with Judge Allen H. Gwyn presiding. Defendants include Tom Byerly charged with the November shotgun slaying of his nephew Crawford Byerly, with cases postponed. Crawford Roberts in arson. Hoyle Johnson and Eugene Johnson charged with auto theft. three High Point youths facing forgery related charges. David Yarber, James Milloway and Sandy Simmons awaiting forgery related trials. Matthew Lindsay to face theft charges from Star Furniture store. Over 80 cases docketed for the term.
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Thomasville
Davidson County Superior Court
Lexington
Allen H. Gwyn
Tom Byerly
Crawford Byerly
Byerly
Davidson County
Crawford Roberts
Mills Home
Trinity
Route 1
Hoyle Johnson
Eugene Johnson
Thompson Auto Company
High Point
David Yarber
James Milloway
Sandy Simmons
Matthew Lindsay
Winston-Salem
Star
Recorder’s Court
Pre School Clinics Begin in Thomasville
Thomasville residents with children entering first grade next fall should attend pre school clinics starting Friday. All children must show certificates proving vaccination against smallpox diphtheria and whooping cough and undergo a physical exam at designated times by school. Sessions listed for Kern Street Main Street Colonial Drive and Church Street schools on May 13 and May 16 with specific morning slots.
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Thomasville
North Carolina
Kern Street
Main Street
Colonial Drive
Church Street
Emulsions in Pharmacy Explained by Compounding Tricks
The piece explains emulsification as mixing oil with a vegetable gum to form tiny coated globules, then slowly adding water to create a smooth milky liquid. It notes milk is an emulsion, highlights benefits for tasted or swallowed medicines, and praises pharmacists for their specialized training and responsibility.
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Parke, Dams & Company
Detroit
Michigan
High Point Radio Backs Blood Drive During Baseball Broadcast
A High Point Memorial Hospital patient needed blood urgently during a WHPE FM baseball game. Listeners answered with dozens of calls and donations, the station interrupting the game to solicit blood and then resuming play. Announcer Harold Craven praised the community for its sportsmanship and radio reach.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Whpe-Fm
High Point
Harold Craven
Craven
A J Robbins 68 Dies at High Point Memorial Hospital
A J Robbins aged 68 of Trinity Rt 2 died at High Point Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Survived by wife Estelle English four daughters two sisters one brother and six grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 3 p m Mt Vernon Methodist Church with interment in church cemetery. body to be returned to home from Farlow Funeral Home Asheboro.
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A. J. Robbins
Trinity Rt
High Point Memorial Hospital
Estelle English
Thomas Redding
C. Alton Spillman
W. V. Hinkle
Welcome
J. G. Fulton
G. L
Freeman Named Director in Sanitarians Group
R L Freeman chief sanitarian for the city was elected a national director for a two year term at the National Association of Sanitarians annual sectional meeting in Rocky Mount North Carolina Dr J W Ray Norton state health officer spoke on sanitation urging courtesy honesty and education to improve community health
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R. L. Freeman
Rocky Mount
National Association of Sanitarians
New Ricks Hotel
Freeman
J. W. Ray Norton
North Carolina
City Marble Winners To Compete In State Contest Here May 21
City recreation department announced the city marble tourney results with medals awarded by the High Point Lions club. Winners Bobby Shackelford Cloverdale and James Edwards Jr High advance to the state marble contest on May 21, with other top finishers Ray Brookshire Brentwood Ralph Dyer Emma Blair Bobby Cross Oak Hill Glenn York Ada Blair Richard Beard Joe Jones J. G. Ridge listed with schools and records.
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Bobby Shackelford
Cloverdale
James Edwards
High Point Lions Club
James Edwards, Jr. High (6-2); Ray Brookshire
Brentwood
Ralph Dyer
Emma Blair
Bobby Cross
Oak Hill
Glenn York
Elm
Richard Beard
Ada Blair
Joe Jones
Johnson Street
J. G. Ridge
Ray
Negro Youth Killed In Rigged Booby Trap
In Memphis on May 7 an 11 year old African American boy Samuel Hughes died when a self charged shotgun triggered by a rope across a coal company office window exploded into the room. Police Inspector Pete Wiebenga identified the victim and noted the rig had salt loaded shells. The body was found by workers arriving for shift.
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Memphis
Tenn
Pete Wiebenga
Samuel Hughes
Wiebanga
Hughes
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Universal Ana
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Beeson Hardware
Peet
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Mint Street
Kenna Beall
Enterprise
Elks
High Point Elks Lodge
Order
Broad Street
J. C. Welch
Edgar Hartley
High Point Y. M. C. A
Dvorak
Lucille Tegg
T. E. Strickland
Home Sweet Home
Barnby
Dorothy Welles
Evelyn Solomon
Harry Cardwell
Bob Allred
W. R. Pritchette, Jr
Paul R. Armstrong
Melvin A. Hayes
Robert M. Martin
Mother Macree
Ball
Brodie Honeycutt
Sanitarian
Western Electric
Jeff's Drug Store
Audiphone CO
S. Elm ST
Greensboro
Sedgefield Inn
Lovely Sedgefield Inn
Tions—Or
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New Broom
Bill Kiem
Kiem
Noreed
Swift
Vigoro
North Wrenn Street
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