Date For 2nd Shot Remains Indefinite
The four week maximum between first and second Salk polio shots passed for High Point children with no definite date to restart the program. Health officials expect a second clinic possibly next week if Lilly vaccine shipments arrive. May 25 was tentatively scheduled for clinics but depends on vaccine delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
FE. H. Ellinwood
Jonas Salk
Eli Lilly and Co
Indianapolis
Lilly
North Carolina
Ellinwood
Raleigh
John H. Hamilton
Hamilton
Man Bound Over For Theft of Pies
In Municipal Court Jamestown, John W Manuel 21 of Route 1 was bound over on breaking and entering and larceny charges for smashing a $75 window to steal 30 cents worth of pies from Long's Grocery near Colfax. He recently returned from Camp Butner treatment amid prior bicycle-throwing incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
J. A. Myatt
John W Manuel
Route 1
Camp Butner
City Lake
Manuel
Long's
Colfax
Dr. Man
S. Main St
Ralph G. Chilton
Chilton
Infant dies. Tallie Culp laid to rest at Prospect
Infant Tallie Sue Culp of 1127 Adams St. dies at High Point Memorial Hospital. Graveside rites 2:30 p.m. at Prospect Methodist Church Cemetery officiated by ministers Munsford and Sechriest. Corrinna Parsons and Doris Folsom tributes follow in Thomasville and Ellerbe notices with family survivors and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallie Sue Culp
A. T. Culp
Adams St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Vickie Culp
John Culp
E. Z. Hester
High Point
Prospect Methodist Church
Russell T. Munsford
Thomasville
Lloyd Sechriest
William Allen Briles
Trinity
Mr. Briles
Randolph County
Henry and
Delinda Loflin Briles
Tabernacle
Poplar Ridge
Robert Lee Briles
Asheboro
Tima Wall
Hillsboro
Ellerbe
Corrinna Kearns Parsons
D. A. Parsons
Clarence Parsons
Charlie Kearns
Denton
John
Sam Kearns
Farmer
Lee M. Kearns
Hattie K. Durham
Siler City
Alice Kearns
High
Doris Davis Folsom
Pilot View
Route 5
Lumberton
Darlington County
S. C
Major
Bessie Evitt Davis
Gum Branch Baptist Church
Pilot View Baptist Church
Chesley Folsom
Barbara Jean Folsom
Thomas
Jimmy
Bennie Folsom
Bessie Davis
Hartsville
Lila Mae Johnson
Rock Hill
Geraldine Atkinson
Ernest Davis
McBee
Monroe Davis
Alvin Davis
Bishopville
Herbert Davis
U. S. Air Corps
Okinawa
Bethany Methodist Church
Bethune
F. L. Kelly
Prayer for T S DAY
A May morning prayer invokes praise for creation. W Emory Hartman, minister at Bexley Methodist Church in Columbus Ohio, signs the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Emory Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Bexley Methodist Church
Senior Piano Recital Open to Public at High School
Miss Patsy Caughman daughter of Mr and Mrs Nesbit Caughman performs tomorrow night at 8 15 at Senior High School with the High Point High Orchestra led by Miss Virginia Frank. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Caughman
Nesbit Caughman
Miss Caughman
High Point High Orchestra
Virginia Frank
Auto Wrecked As Teen-Ager Loses Control
A 1955 model car driven by 15 year old Rhue Haley of 1220 Delk Drive ran out of control on Guyer Street at 2 45 PM yesterday. Passenger Jackie Rochelle 14 of 209 Edge Dale Drive suffered bruises as the car skidded 200 feet into yards at 1109 and 1108 Guyer Street before stopping. Damages totaled 250 dollars with no charges. A separate late night crash at W Farriss and Hillcrest damaged two cars by Kenneth E Tucker Seagrove and Edgar T Doorbrow. damages were 200 and 100 dollars respectively and no injuries or charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhue Haley
Delk Dr
Guyer St
Jackie Rochelle
Edgedale Dr
Guyer
Haley
W. Farriss and
Hillcrest
Gladden Elected New President of Optimist Club
Gladden elected president of the High Point Optimist Club with installation set for June 7. Roy Gladden succeeds G M Mitchell as president, with Francis Nelson as first vice president Ed Phibbs Jr as second vice president Calvin Coe as secretary treasurer T W Martin as sergeant at arms and Joe Adcock T C Kivett and L H Baker as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Optimist Club
Roy Gladden
Pema
G. M. Mitchell
Francis Nelson
Ed Phibbs Jr
Calvin Coe
T. W. Martin
Joe Adcock
T. C. Kivett
L. H. Baker
Rebekahs Open Annual Meets With Grand Lodge In NC
More than 200 members of the Grand Lodge of North Carolina and the Rebekah Assembly gathered as their annual session began. Rev. W. C. Clark gave the memorial address at the First Evangelical and Reformed Church, with officials welcomed by Mayor George Covington. Sessions at the Masonic Temple and Sheraton Hotel planned ceremonies, a banquet by Tessie F. Aston, and a grand ball with installations to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of
North Carolina
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekah Assembly of
W. C. Clark
Rebekahs
George Covington
Grand Lodge
Masonic Temple
James R. Young
High Point
Laura Johnson
Rebekah
Sheraton Hotel
Tessie F. Aston
Sherman
Texas
Sovereign Grand Master
Bottling Plant Walkout Ends With Replacements Hired
Thomasville Coca Cola Bottling Co. replaced 11 workers who walked out for a wage rise after they were formally discharged last Tuesday. The plant faced NLRB scrutiny over alleged discriminatory discharge as the longtime plant superintendent quit in sympathy with management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Ww. Co
Bill) Boyles
Boyles
National Labor Relations Board
Winston-Salem
NLRB
Safe Crackers Loot Estimated At 834 Dollars
Detectives raised the theft estimate at W. F. Mauldin Inc. 819 N Main St after a Friday night or Saturday morning safe cracking. An acetylene torch opened the office safe and a cash drawer. money burned inside unclear. Tear gas vials were removed and left on the floor. investigators call the job slick and professional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Mauldin Inc
N. Main St
Car Not Stolen, Just Strayed
A 1951 Buick disappeared from Douglas Deaton's Clark Street garage during the weekend and ended up in a wooded area across from his home. Police found the car crashed in the woods after it rolled across a yard, suffering heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Douglas Deaton
Clark St
Deaton
Weather forecast calls for partly cloudy warm week
The Friendship weather bureau reports this afternoon tonight and Tuesday will be partly cloudy and warm with no temperature change. Highs today and tomorrow reach 78 degrees while the low tonight and last night stays at 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Friendship Weather Bureau
Assault with a Deadly Weapon Leads to Arrests in City
A 20 year old Lewis McCall of 115 West Howell Street faced assault with a deadly weapon charges after a bottle attack left Max H. Welborn with a double fracture to the jaw. McCall was released on $1,000 bond and set for court June 6. Police logged weekend assaults involving a hammer a car and a pocket knife with several arrestees and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Howell St
Max H. Welborn
Amhurst St
Lewis McCall
Welborn
McCall
George Smith
N. Main St
W. F. Vaughn
S. Main St
Smith
Allen Kelly
Washington St
Inez Griffin
Kelly
Griffin
Everett W. Rollins
Fowler St
Rollins
W. A. Linville
Carolina Ave
Ferndale Dr
Linville
Council Revises Schedule for Thomasville Meetings
The Thomasville City Council will hold its first official meeting Thursday at 9 am due to a scheduling technicality. Future sessions will be in the evenings with regular meetings on the first Tuesday and third Thursday each month. A zoning change on Lexington Ave and a curb and gutter assessment roll will be heard. No opposition is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
New
Lexington Ave
UF Training Meet Slated For Tuesday
The second annual training session for social agency volunteers sponsored by the High Point United Fund will open Tuesday with advance registration of 60 participants. Registrations this year include Thomasville Burlington Greensboro and United Fund agencies in High Point along with Mills Home Guilford County welfare and the Children's Home Society. Two discussion groups will cover board membership responsibilities and working with professional social work readership. Sessions start 9 30 a m and end 2 30 p m at the Marietta Club House on the old Thomasville Road. Reservations via James E. Smith secretary United Fund at 4321.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point United Fund
P. Hunter Dalton Jr
Datton
Revelations
Thomasville
Burlington
Greensboro
United Fund
High Point
Mills Home
Guilford
Children’s Home Society
Dalton
Brant Snavely
William A. Tomlinson
J. Woody Brinson
Marietta
Anthony Williamson
Ae Simpson
Henry Ists
Marietta Club
Thomasville Road
James E. Smith
The
Weekend shootings and stabbings draw Thomasville police
Eula Mae Ross suffered a chest laceration and arm wound after an alleged stabbing by her husband. W. C. Ross faces an assault with a deadly weapon charge and $500 bond. Clyde Phillips shot at his wife with a .22 rifle and posted $500 bond. Other arrests include drunken driving and disorderly conduct with prohibition violations. Trial dates set for May and late May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Eula Mae Ross
Doak St
Sheriff's
W. C. Ross
Recorder's Court
Clarence Walton
Ross
Phillips
Squair Moser Jr
Phillips St
John William Lilly
Winston-Salem
Moser
Lilly
Salem St
Polk St
Joe Brown
Kearns St
George Barnes
John Coggins
Allen Bingam
Route 2
Two Bodies Found In Ditch In Alton
The bodies of Dorothy Ray Browder 20 and Joe Greene found in a ditch yesterday. Both were shot three times with a .32 pistol. Browder was a Sunday school teacher and Greene a foundry worker. No weapon located. victims were Negro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Dorothy Ray Browder
Joe Greene
Mail Carrier Leo Che and the 13th Connection
Leo Che of Roberts Idaho is highlighted as a mail carrier living on 13th Street who married on Friday the 13th and became a father after three years. He served in the 13th Division in World War II and led the District Wildlife Association spanning 13 eastern Idaho counties. He was named for Pope Leo in a roundabout way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Idaho
Leo Chehey
13Th Street
District Wildlife Assn
Pope Leo
Guilford Grand Jury To Review Charges Against Sheriff Walters
The Guilford County grand jury meets in Greensboro to consider recent charges against Sheriff John E. Walters. Foreman John Latham Jr. says review depends on time and number of indictments. Seven witnesses testified on April 25 amid letters alleging bribes and campaign rackets connected to Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Walters
Guilford County Grand Jury
Greensboro
John Latham Jr
Walters
Latham
Hymn-Playing Winners List Is Announced
Twelve of thirty one piano pupils earned superior ratings in the Point Musical Art Club contest held over the weekend at three local churches. Winners include Helen Hutto Brenda Coffee Ann Irwin June Collins Laura Jean Malpass Myers Powell Judy Holmes Becky Oakley Pat Pope Dixie Roach in the junior high group and Ann Hicks Carolyn McSwain in the senior high group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Musical Art
Helen Hutto
Brenda Coffee
Ann Irwin
June Collins
Laura Jean Malpass
Myers Powell
Judy Holmes
Becky Oakley
Pat Pope
Dixie Roach
Ann Hicks
Carolyn McSwain
County Begins Budget Work For 1955 56
The Guilford County budget process started with a brief meeting of the county commissioners in Greensboro. The welfare department requests 18838 for aid to the blind for 1955 56, with federal and state grants totaling 82620 to supplement county funds. No ad valorem tax increase is planned, though the next year’s budget could rise. The school system seeks July approval to contract for 10 million dollars in construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Welfare Department
E. D. Idol
Rattlesnake Strikes At Cars In Bakersfield Traffic
A six rattle rattlesnake challenged downtown Bakersfield traffic, coiled and striking at passing cars until forest ranger Lewis Kuehnert ran over and killed it. The method of its entry to the lanes was not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Calif
Lewis Kuehnert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clay Matthews
Hay St
Matthews
Sarah
Bertha Easter
E. High St
Culp Infant
Corrinna Parsons
Doris D. Folsom
High Point Enterprise
Tellie F. Aston
Odd Fellows
Aston
C. A. Outen
Baxter H. Finch
Statesville
R. V. Pate
L. B. MacBrayer
Janet Langley
Gladden
Optimist Club
O.C.F
Bell Telephone Co
Highway 49
Randolph
Joel Dawson
Atte
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