Two Boys Ordered To Trial On Separate Charges
Two youths bound over to Superior Court on separate charges. Robert Jordan 19 of Thissell Street held on 2000 bond for attempted reported incident after police say he confronted Fredericka Dye at her Hoover Street home on April 25 and assaulted her to force submission. Darrell Stubbs 19 of Hillsboro held on 2000 bond pending Superior Court trial for auto theft after allegedly taking a car from Ola Snow Webb of Clara Cox Apartments on Dec 29 and fleeing to Wilmington following a crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Junior Jordan
Thissell Street
Byron Haworth
James Clontz
Clontz
O. H. Leak
Fredericka Dye
Hoover Street
Jordan
Leak
Fredericka
Leah
Darrell Stubbs
Hillsboro
Stubbs
Ola Snow Webb
Clara Cox
Wilmington
Cub Leaders Plan 50th Anniversary Jubilee Roundtable
High Point district leaders meet at Emerywood Baptist Church at 7 30 p m to chart a Jubilee at Camp Uwharrie on Saturday June 25 for High Point and Davie districts. The roundtable covers summer camp activities and outlines for a July 22 24 Jubilee Camporee at Camp Uwharrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Emerywood Baptist Church
Carl Bailey
Camp Uwharrie
Davie
Uwharrie Council
Camp
Uwharrie
Two Fires Fire Up Thomasville Fire Crews
Two fires yesterday roused local firefighters in Thomasville. At 3:59 a.m. a mattress in Leona Winters home on East Guilford Street caught fire but was removed and doused before they arrived. At 12:58 p.m. a flooded oil stove in Mrs. Edgar McCormick’s home on East Guilford threatened a wall and was extinguished as a precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Leona Winters
E. Guilford Street
E. Guilford
Edgar McCormick
Plans Told For HPC Graduation
About 150 High Point College seniors will graduate Sunday May 29 at 3 30 p m. The ceremonies cap a 10 day graduation program with a May 19 band concert in Memorial Auditorium and a May 16 recital by college music students. Honors Day is May 18 and the senior class gift is a portrait of Dr Patton to be unveiled during graduation weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Memorial Auditorium
Wendell M. Patton
Dr. Patton
Moore Seen as Front Runner to Replace Hutton in Guilford Dems
Beverly C. Moore Greensboro attorney emerges as likely chairman candidate to succeed Frank Hutton who steps down after 12 years leading Guilford County Democrats. Moore has been finance chairman, past NC Bar Assn. president, and is praised for uniting party factions. The convention meets Saturday at the County Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly C. Moore
Greensboro
Frank Hutton
Guilford County
Democratic Party
County Democrats
N. C. Bar Assn
Herman Burrows
Democrat Party
Moore
Eight New Residences and Facilities Win Permits
Building permits issued last week total $111 545 including eight new residences a warehouse and a swimming pool. Imperial Development Corp gets a $40000 permit for a one story brick warehouse at 500 Mangum St Swimming Club Inc receives an $8000 pool permit for Windsor Hills. Three homes are by High Point Mortgage and Investment Co all at four rooms costing 4200 each. J L Smith and L H Bottoms receive four and five room houses at multiple Camden St addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Development Corp
Mangum St
Swimming Club Inc
Wendover Hills
Nem
Clifton St
J. L. Smith
L. H. Bottoms
Camden St
High Point Mortgage and Investment Co
Kearns St
Police Probe Spurt In Robberies
Five related break ins hit High Point over the weekend. Davis Pruitt Motor Co. on N Main St was entered through a rear window and coin machines were looted. Cookie's Pure Oil on 1631 S Main St saw the largest haul of 123.50 in change plus 60 from a cash register. Lexington Ave and Highway 10A saw 12 in change taken from the Majorette. No-Sag Spring Co. on Hamilton St reported a rear door entry with about 5 in change stolen. Horton Furniture Co. on 200 E Washington St had a rear door entry but no losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Davis Pruitt Motor Co
N. Main Street
Cookie
Pure Oil
S. Main Street
Lexington Avenue
Highway 10
Hamilton Street
Horton Furniture Co
E. Washington ,St
Marlboro Memorial Alsn of Sophia Annual Meeting Jolts May
The Marlboro Memorial Alsn of Sophia will hold its annual meeting on the third Sunday in May. Rev. Thoras Haggai of Em erywood Baptist Church High Point will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro Memorial Alsn of Sophia
Thoras Haggai
Emerywood Baptist Church
High Point
Prayer for Today Guides Daily Labor in Faith
A faith prayer from W F Primrose of St Joseph Missouri asks for divine help and strength in everyday work. The petition seeks to make personal labor an extension of ministering in God’s name and to forget self to reveal His presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Primrose
St. Joseph
First Congregational Church
Johnson Street PTA Reschedules for Children’s Achievement Night
Johnson Street PTA changes its meeting to Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Johnson Street School cafeteria auditorium The program features the school chorus string ensemble and band The meeting replaces the one set for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street Pta
Johnson Street
Skies Expected To Stay Clear After Weekend Rain
The Friendship weather bureau reports 1.61 inches of rain fell over the weekend with 1.46 inches from Saturday night to Sunday and .15 inches Saturday evening. Forecast calls for cool conditions with clear skies. today’s high near 64 and tomorrow’s around 66 after a low of about 40 tonight.
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Weather Bureau
Friendship Today
Southern Official Denies Damage To Development
W R Bellfield of Southern Railways told ICC investigators that lack of reciprocal switching is not hindering High Point's industrial growth. He cited 954 new and proposed industries in North Carolina from 1954 to 1959, noting most were in towns served by a single railroad or by more than one, with only 5.5 percent without rail service. He said High Point is treated like other single or multi-carrier towns and that switching rules are not a decisive factor in locating new industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. P. Mooney
High Point
W. R. Bellfield
Southern Railways
Charlotte
Indus
Chamber of Ing
Commerce
Bellfield
Division of Commerce and Industry
N. C. Department of Conservation and Development
Industrial Development Agency
Southern
Department of Conservation and Development
Court Hands Down Two Active Terms In Municipal Court
Two active sentences were handed down in Municipal Court. Charles Haynes 22 appealed to Superior Court after a 90 day term for assault on a female plus four months for forcible trespass with conditions. Oliver Tillman Snow 30 received 18 months for driving during license revocation and 30 days for wrong side driving after an April 2 accident. Premier defendant Larry Eugene Smith 18 faced speeding and muffler charges with $400 bond. Sylvester Hilliard 41 Marine Corps sergeant requested jury trial for drunk driving with $300 bond.
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Charles Haynes
Newlin Street
Haynes
Lanner McMahan
Oliver Tillman Snow
Route 7
Greensboro
Snow
Kivett Drive
Grand Avenue
Larry Eugene Smith
Jamestown
Smith
Sylvester Hilliard
Winston. Salem
U. S. Marine Corps
Teer State's Best In Industrial Arts
Phillip Teer a High Point Senior High School student was judged top winner in the Industrial Arts Fair held Friday and Saturday on the campus of Eastern Carolina College in Greenville He won first place in the chair and furniture making category and his lyre back dining chair exhibit won over all 11th and 12th graders Two 11th graders Kenneth Johnson and Bobby Hedrick earned blue ribbons for a turned bowl and stereo phonic speakers Bill Mickey a 12th grader won second place for architectural drawings Bucky Hill a 9th grader won first place for a fiberglass model boat Other Senior High students taught by John Holder including Joe Nelson Larry Hedrick Bill Michael and Lloyd Stone earned various first second and third place medals or ribbons for items such as a camera swivel wrought iron record table cast aluminum candy dish meat tenderizer and an aluminum bedside lamp.
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High Point
Phillip Teer
Eastern Carolina College
Greenville
Teer
Kenneth Mann
Kennard Johnson
Bobby Hedrick
Bill Mickey
Eulis Bays
John Holder
Joe Nelson
Larry Hedrick
Bill Michael
Lloyd Stone
Board Holds Session In Kinston
The Board of Trustees of Baptist Children's Home met at Kennedy Home in Kinston and dedicated four properties a boys building in memory of C. W. Bukner Mt. Airy a girls building funded by H C Ferrebee Camden a swimming pool in memory of Mary B. Jones Winston-Salem and a staff cottage They urged greater emphasis on social service and a long range plan for the program The homes Kennedy Mills and Odum serve about 450 children with 150 more reached by social services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
Board of Trustees of
Baptist Children’s Home
Kennedy Home
C. W. Bunker
Mt. Airy
H.C. Ferrebee
Camden
Mary B. Jones
Winston-Salem
Children's Home
Children’s Home
Kennedy Hall
Mills
Thomasville
Odum
Pembroke
Tamblyn Weds Las Vegas Show Girl Elizabeth Kempton
Actor Russ Tamblyn, 25, wed Las Vegas show girl Elizabeth Kempton, 24, after not seeing her for two years. The couple met during a film in London, and Kempton marked her first marriage while Tamblyn was previously married to Venetia Stevenson.
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Las Vers
Nev
Russ Tamblyn
Tamblyn
Las Vegas
Elizabeth Kempton
Miss Kempton
London
Venetia Stevenson
Seven Held Guilty Of Immorality Inseparable Plea Deal
Seven people arrested in February on fornication and adultery charges pleaded guilty to occupying rooms for immoral purposes. Judge Byron Haworth accepted lesser pleas recommended by Solicitor Robert Bencini, with prayer for judgment continued 12 months if no repeat offense. Defendants include Joe Thomas, Franklin Adams, James Godwin, Gladys Flynt, James Isley, Alice Guinn, and Mary Bowman. Guinn charged also with operating a disorderly house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Haworth
Robert Bencini
Joe Thomas
Franklin R. Adams
Russell Street
James L. Godwin
Steele Street
Gladys Hedrick Flynt
James Clarence Isley
Alice Guinn
Mary Irene Bowman
Tomlinson St
Guinn
Bowman
Tomlinson Street
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York Rite
North Carolina
Masonic Temple
W. A. DeLamater
Rhinebeck
N. Y
Knights Templar
U.S.A
W. L. Ramsey
Fayetteville
C. B. Jones
Durham
J. E
Braxton Younts
High Point Enterprise
HPC
Hutton
Peopl
Irwin Coffield III
H. I. Coffield Jr
Westwood Ave
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
PTA
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Robert R. Boyd
John Bruton
Lawton Dutton
Denton
Bruton
Dutton
South Carolina
Horace G. Ilderton
North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association
Pinehurst
NCADA
Cers
Rupert E. Atkins
Raleigh
C. W. Wickham
Tarboro
W. A. Raney
Ilderton
W. K. Whitesell
Bucky Hill
Northeast Junior High
Jasper Jones
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