Local Court Docket Lists 100 Cases and Names
The docket enumerates one hundred cases featuring defendants such as Clifton M. Norris, Terry M. Pitts, Ronnie Lee Bean, Ralph H. Woodell, Aree Franklin Siler, Paul F. Bodenhammer, Harold G. Snider, Ker mit Lomax, Roy Lee Steed, Delores Costello Welch, Frederick Lee Walker, and Josephine Steele among many others. Charges include reckless driving, liquor law violations, larceny and receiving, assault, indecent exposure, driving during revocation, resisting an officer, speeding, drunkenness, and assorted other offenses.
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Clifton M. Norris
Clarice Hart Talbert
Weldon Rudolph Brewington
Elizabeth Mary Hunsucker
Richard A. Teer
Terry M. Pitts
John L. Andrews
Fred D. Small
Ronnie Lee Bean
Ralph H. Woodell
Thomas
Sean
Kelly K. King
Delores Costello Welch
Curtis Barrino
Vergus Lee Mack
James Roy Smith
Frederick Lee Walker
Willis Phifer
William Edward Pollock
Frank Diggs
Jennie Len Jones
John C. King
Emery Thomas
Paul Capel
Lydia Warren
Alexander Poe
Robert J. Taylor
Jimmy E. Waller
Jerry David Rollins
Leon Auten Kennedy
R. Neese Williard Jr
Paul Henry Ingram
Rueben O. Wood
Julius C. Boyles
Wayne G. Smith
Forrest Fritts
Herbert Preston Hayworth
Fred Harvey Johnson
Ulysses Welch
Lindsay Thomasson
Harry Dotson
Kermit Burton
Raymond Griffin
Jesse James Anderson
Clemmie Williams
Cora Spencer
John A. York
Marian A. Overby
W. H. Hunsucker
High Point Youth Sent To Region Five Tournament
In Asheboro seven Baptist associations joined a Region Five Training Convention at First Baptist Church with the theme Lord of Life. High Point youth Elizabeth Reavis and others were chosen for Region Five in the Junior Memory Work and Intermediate Sword Drill to compete this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
First Baptist Church
Lord of Life
Marie Grant
Charity — Children
Millsome
High Point
Elizabeth Reavis
Nancy Hutto
Linda Lingerfelt
Patsy Whitlaw
Camile Beck
Dannie Fincher
Gary Medlin
Charline McClain
Barbara
Coin tossing boosts Cancer Fund at Renault show fountain
The Cancer Fund gained eighteen dollars and ninety four cents from coins dropped into a lily pond display at the International Automobile Show. The fountain, though not built as a wishing well, collected the money and was donated to the fund.
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New York
Cancer Fund
Renault
Donors Explain Why They Give Blood To Red Cross
About 300 people are expected to register at the Armory as the Red Cross bloodmobile sets up, joining roughly 1,000 regular donors who sustain the community. Donors cite gratitude, need, and personal experience, with several veterans and longtime supporters sharing why they give. The bloodmobile operates 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday May 14 and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Sarah Thomas Kilpatrick
Sheraton Hotel
New York Life Inc
Shirley Maxwell
Chestnut St
Marsh Furniture Co
Deaths and Funerals for Griffith Stroud and Winnie McKinney
Funeral services for Griffith Monroe Stroud were held Saturday at Green Street Baptist Church with Dr. E W Price Jr Rev George T Tunstall and Rev R L Smith officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood Park Cemetery. Stroud 52 of 1209 Filbert St died after a heart attack at High Point Memorial Hospital Thursday morning. Pallbearers were Roy A Mattocks C E Abbott R V Talley J H Deligny Brodie Honeycutt and Joe Bowles. Winnie Smith McKinney of 2014 W Rotary Dr died Friday evening in a western North Carolina hospital after a period of declining health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith Monroe Stroud
Green Street Baptist Church
E. W. Price Jr
George T. Tunstall
English Street Baptist Church
R. L. Smith
Oak Grove Baptists Church
Roy A.mattocks
C. E. Abbott
R. V. Talley
J. H. Deligny
Brodie Honeycutt
Joe Bowles
Oakwood Park
Mr. Stroud
Filbert St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Winnie Smith McKinney
W. Rotary
North Carolina Hospital
Sterling H. McKinney Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Hefner McKinney aged 27 were conducted Monday at 10 30 in Sechrest Church with Rev L E Mabry and Rev A C Gibbs presiding. Interment followed in Rose Cemetery Mocksville. He was the son of the late Rev C M McKinney a former pastor at Ward Street and Jamestown Methodist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hefner McKinney
Sechrest
L. E. Mabry
Ward Street Methodist Church
A. C. Gibbs
St. Timothy Methodist Church
Rose Cemetery
Mocksville
Mr. McKinney
C. M. McKinney
Ward Street
Jamestown Methodist
Funeral Services for Florence Waters Held at Greenwood Baptist
Funeral services were held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Greenwood Baptist Church for Florence Waters 54 of 107 Wilson St. Officiating were Rev. Raymond Crowe and Rev. J Stanley Hardee. Pallbearers were Clifton Brinkley Austin Pierce Elder Mabe Raymond Wagner Charles Craver Ronald Slack. Interment followed at Rich Fork Baptist Church Cemetery. She died at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Thursday at 1 45 a.m. after four years of illness and a year-long critical condition.
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Thomasville
Florence Waters
Wilson St
Greenwood Baptist Church
Raymond Crowe
J. Stanley Hardee
First Baptist Church
Clifton Brinkley
Austin Pierce
Mabe
Raymond Wagner
Charles Craver
Ronald Slack
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Browning Funeral Arrangements Incomplete
Word has been received here that Howard C. Browning has survivors including his sister Mrs. J. O. House of High Point. Funeral arrangements are in complete.
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J. O. House
High Point
Farming Mishap Claims Life Of G W Williams
Thomasville George W Williams 69 merchant and farmer of Route 3 died in City Memorial Hospital after injuries from a tractor accident on his farm Thursday afternoon. Born December 31 1889 in Randolph County he lived in Randolph and Davidson Counties and was a longtime Thomasville resident. Survived by wife Betty Ann Hall of Thomasville two daughters Mrs C R Lowe of High Point and Mrs Johnny Gordon of Newport News Va three sisters Mrs Cicero Floyd Mrs Scott Myers and Mrs Burt Younts two brothers Samuel Williams Charlie Williams and Peter Williams two grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Thomasville
George W Williams
Route 3
City Memorial Hospital
Randolph County
Samuel W. Williams
Cassandaa Dorset Williams
Randolph
Davidson
Bethel Methodist Church
Pleasant Hill
Betty Ann Hall
C. R.lowe
High Point
Johnny Gordon
Newport News
Cicero Floyd
Trinity
Scott Myers
Burt Younts
Samuel Williams
Charlie Williams
Lexington
Peter H. Williams
Asheboro
Man Arrested After Ignoring Siren and Light
Fifty two year old Hal B Pierce of FE Green Street ignored a police siren and light and was arrested on drunk driving speeding and failure to heed a siren after officers followed him to his home Bond was set at 400 dollars and a Municipal Court hearing was scheduled for May 29 Other arrests included Paul Huffman 24 Route 5 reckless driving Johnny Emerson 23 Hoover Street possession of non tax paid whiskey and Downing Street possession of two gallons of white whiskey with hearings May 15 and May 25 respectively.
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Hal B. Pierce
Green Street
Pierce
Paul Wesley Huffman
Johnny Frances Emerson
Hoover Street
Downing Street
Boy Admits Starting Big Fire In Baltimore Warehouse
Police say a 10 year old ward of the City Welfare Department admitted starting a million dollar warehouse fire that destroyed the B Green Co grocery warehouse. He was found near the blaze after being seen there for over three hours and told officers he dropped sand on spilled cans while seeking goods late at night. The foster father was caring for the boy while investigators estimate the damage.
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Baltimore
City Welfare Department
B. Green & Co
Menzies Seeks Informal Talks With Eisenhower
Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies arrives in Honolulu en route to Washington Ottawa and London for private talks with President Eisenhower aimed at attracting more private capital to Australia. He says he has had plenty of formal discussions and wants to discuss informally with his feet on the table.
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Honolulu
Robert G. Menzies
Eisenhow
Washington
Ottawa
London
Menzies
Australia
Winston-Salem Man Hubert White Sr. Dies in Hospital
Hubert Arthur White Sr. 54 of Route 5 Winston-Salem died at City Memorial Hospital at 11 a.m. Saturday after nine years of declining health and a three week critical illness. He was born October 12, 1904 in Mt. Airy, worked as a furniture maker for Colonial Manufacturing Co. of Thomasville, and belonged to Mt. Vernon Methodist Church. He married Nannie Marshal on July 5, 1922. survivors include three sons, several siblings, and numerous nieces. Interment is planned in the family plot. body to be moved from Siler Funeral Home to the home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Hubert Arthur White Sr
Winston-Salem
Midway Township
City Memorial Hospital
Mr. White
Mt. Airy
J. B. White
Mary Crouse White
Surry County
Colonial Manufacturing Co
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
Route 5
Winston- Salem
Nannie Marshal
Joe B. White
Winston - Salem
Hubert A. White Jr
Ray H. White
Route 6
Winston-La- Gillespie
Ville
Richmond, Va
R. W. Davis
P. L. Hodges
Sanford
Mattie Wilkerson
C. R Foltz
Frank Pennegar
W. N. Brookshire
Siler Funeral Home
Bees and ballots mingle in Thomasville scene
A Thomasville feature blends a bee keeper tale with a comic street interaction and a post election vote tally. The piece notes M. G. Long guiding readers through a sting episode while listing 35 write in candidates with ward and mayoral counts.
Denver cabbie praises Jewish National Home for Children
Edward Hirschfield, director of the Jewish National Home for Asthmatic Children, recalled a New York taxi ride in which a Denver-born driver thanked him for the organization. The driver handed Hirschfield a folder of matches bearing the Home’s name, saying it saved his child’s life in Denver.
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Denver
Edward Hirschfield
Jewish National Home For
New York
Hirschfield
The
Jewish National Home
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