Runaway Horse Damages Car In Saturday Incident
A runaway horse bolted on Young Street and kicked a parked car, causing about 300 dollars in damage. Rider Ray Farrington, 117 Tabor Street, fell and suffered cuts and bruises. The car owner was Robert A. Parker, 1511 Centennial Avenue. Farrington said the animal bolted west, and he could not stop it. Police also noted a separate minor wreck on North Main Street involving Patricia Robertson and Herman Maners with 40 dollars in damage. No charges filed. Three young men injured in a separate Dillon Road crash when a 1949 car failed to negotiate a curve. driver Alfred McQueen and passengers William Cain and Lawrence Allred were treated and released.
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Young St
Robert A. Parker
Centennial Ave
Ray Farrington
Tabor St
Farrington
N. Main St
Patricia Ann Robertson
W. Ray St
Herman Maners
High Point
Maners
Robertson
Dillon Rd
E. D. Young
Alfred James McQueen
Greensboro
McQueen
William Eugene Cain
Route 1
Ant
Lawrence Allred
Jamestown
High Point HS Talent Show closes with final raves
The two night High Point High School Talent Show titled A Song Is Born wrapped last night in the school auditorium. Masters of ceremony were juniors W. L. Hill and Jim Farr. Performers included Wanda Ridge Judy Callahan Frances Irwin Marilyn Pruette Jean Harriss Pat Sullivan Pat van and Frankie Bullard among many others with acts ranging from magic to singing to instrumental numbers.
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High Point
W. L. Hill
Jim Farr
Norman Lamet
Wanda Ridge
Lois Jackson
Judy Callahan
Frances Irwin
Marilyn Pruette
Jean Harriss
Frankie Bullard
Pat van
Helen Lucas
Dot Stout
Charles Huff
Pat Sullivan
Frankie
Bullard
Pair Charged After Fight In Tavern
Two English Street men, Lee Turner 24 and Robert Samuel 21, were charged with assault after an argument at a local beer tavern. Johnny Waynick suffered a facial laceration. Both men posted $50 bond. trial set for June 6 in Municipal Court.
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English St
Lee Turner
Robert Samuel
Johnny Waynick
W. Commerce St
Waynick
Green St
Maxine Cannon
Route 1
Guilford College
Nannie Anthony
Ennis St
Richard S. McPherson
William F. Ward
Winston Rd
City Lake
William Thomas Chapin
Long lasting hot water heating system features
The Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau notes a hot water system lasts for years with minimal repairs. Heat distributors including radiators base boards convectors and radiant panels are described as virtually indestructible.
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Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau
Gen Summerall, 88, a Soldier and Educator, Dies
General Mark W. Summerall died at 88. Former Army chief of staff 1926 to 1930, he led The Citadel for 22 years and later served as a senior mentor. Pentagon says funeral services are set for 2 30 p m at Ft Myer Chapel Arlington National Cemetery near Washington.
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France
Summerall
Citadel, Military College
Charleston
S. C
Douglas MacArthur
Mark Clark
Citadel
Clark
Officers Named By Pilot Lions Club In Thomasville
Pilot Lions Club in Thomasville will install new officers June 27 with District Governor Harold Harrison presiding. Named include A. B. Myers as president Richard Sink as first vice president Walter Sledge as second vice president Larmar Miller as third vice president John Herman Davis secretary treasurer Leo Sink auditor Clyde Holder tail twister Paul Burton assistant tail twister Keith Wilson lion tamer Claude Eddinger assistant lion tamer A A Dunning chaplain C A Russell Sr assistant chaplain and Al Miller Henry Walters as two year- directors William Green earned Lion of the Year at a meeting last week.
Deaths and Funerals E E Farlow 83
E Edgar Farlow 83 died at home in Guilford College at 6 15 p m yesterday after a long Randolph County life. A retired Springfield School teacher and former Guilford College business manager he was a New Garden Friends Meeting member. Survivors include two sons two daughters a brother three sisters four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at New Garden Friends Meeting at 2 o clock with burial in New Garden Cemetery.
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E. Edgar Farlow
Guilford College
Randolph County
Springfield School
Allen Jay
New Garden Friends Meeting
R. K. Farlow
Bloomingdale
Ind
E. W. Farlow
Zelma F
Clara Farlow
J. G. Farlow
Gastonia
J. L. Welborne
Thomasville
J. L. Sheen
Route 1
High Point
Gertrude Farlow
Talks On Additional US Bases In Philippines
The Philippines and United States will start technical talks soon on activating more U.S. military bases in the Philippines due to the tense Far Eastern situation. A presidential spokesman said discussions could begin this month.
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Manila
United States
Philippines
White House Salk Vaccine Report To Be Presented
The report on the Salk polio vaccine heads to the nation Monday from the White House. Spokesmen declined to confirm resignation rumors involving Secretary Hobby. Surgeon General Scheele urged a pause in polio vaccination for plant by plant rechecks, citing 67 cases among about 5 million inoculated.
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White House
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Hobby
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Couple loses trip money to robbers
In New York Mrs Rose Colavito and her husband Mike planned a $3000 trip to Italy a dream built over years with seven children to feed and educate. The couple saved money and withdrew funds to buy plane tickets but were robbed before their departure.
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New York
Italy
Rose Colavito
Mike
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