2-Day Meet Opens with 160 Delegates Registered
The Patriotic Order Sons of North Carolina State Camp opens with over 150 delegates and plans a banquet session at the Sheraton Hotel at 7 30 tonight. Arnold Koonce presided this morning as Brant Snavely of the High Point Chamber spoke on local industrial advantages. Hugh Mitchell, National President from Statesville, will attend. Dr Cooke urged finishing unfinished business for peace and freedom, stressing democracy versus communism and the need for religious liberty as a foundation for progress.
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Patriotic Order Sons of North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
Wmfr-Fm
WHREM
Arnold Koonce
Brant Snavely
High Point
Amos Kearns
Cooke
Dr. Cooke
Jamestown Bug Board Gets Gallinule Lesson From Principal
The Jamestown Enterprise Bug Board erupts over a Florida gallinule after Kenneth Miller the principal drops two typewritten pages. The board confuses the bird with Audubon book pages and wonders how to perform artificial respiration as the swan incident echoes from Washington State.
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Enterprise Bug Board
Bug Board
North Main Street
Mr. Miller
Washington State
Dern Swan
Washgton
Weather Outlook: Warm With Spotty Clouds Across Area
Forecast calls for near 88 degree high today and Friday with partly cloudy skies. Temperatures expected to peak around 86 tomorrow, with a low near 54 tonight and a low of 53 last night.
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Friendship Bureau
Milk Fund totals reach 234.61 in 1951 drive
Eleven donations to the Junior Service League Milk Fund bring the tally to 234.61, with 61.10 of the goal raised toward 2 500 for needy women and children. Swain Dorsett, 46, of 18A Clara Cox Apartments, has been missing since Sunday per his wife.
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Junior Service League
Serideae
Sauna
Logan Porter
Ruth Ellis
F. H. Gray
Sceess
M. A. Jones
Jerry Ann Lovelace
Nelle Machen
Earl N. Phillips
S. H. Strickland
Swain Dorsett
Clara Cox
Meet Here As 200 Expected For Hotel Conference
The article details a regional convention with about 200 expected attendees at the Sheraton Hotel. It lists attendees from West Virginia, Virginia, and North Carolina including J. Hudson Huffard and Abner Holton, plus a full schedule from May 21 to 22 featuring sessions on Ceiling Price Regulations Upholstered Furniture Case Goods and a Ladies and Gentlemen luncheon.
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Sheraton Hotel
Robin
High Point
J. Hudson Huffard
W. Va
Ae R. Dinkins
Columbia
E. Lambert
Salisbury
Eans
Richmond Va
Tobin
Pam Huffman
Abner Holton
Agegee
Sheraton
Sheraton Ballroom
Lambert J. Hammond
Ken
W. F. Bailey
Office of
L. Joe Kroehler Manufacturing
Mpa
Sein
W. J. Cooper
Retail It Institute of America
John Goodwillie
Alexander Smith, Inc
Donald L. Jordan
Johnson-Carper Furniture Company
Sheraton Ball- Adjon
Thurmansing
Southern States Industrial Council
Ee— Greensboro College Tusedey
Ee Ag
H. Wright
Asheville
N. C
Sedgefield Inn
Mary Davis Gillies
Tor
McCall's Magazine
Redding — Frier
Collister
the Simmons
Ton Ballroom
Washington
Roscoe R. Rau
Nane Retail Furniture Association
Young Men Must Get New Jobs After Taxi Work Fines
Judge D C MacRae ordered two young men charged with larceny to quit taxi work, obtain new jobs, and pay fines. Jack Bratton, 22, and Homer Primm, 23, were given 12 months suspended for three years on conviction if they discontinue taxi work and stay law abiding. Primm fined $25 plus costs. Bratton fined costs. Arlie Minton, 2015 North Main, six months for reckless driving and six for prohibition law violation, appealed. Additional defendants faced various drunkenness, assault, and related charges with fines, bonds, or probation.
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D. C. MacRae Thast
Jack C. Bratton
Route 4
Homer Primm
East Willis
Primm
Bratton
Superior Court
Arlie J. Minton
North Main
Paul E. Brown
Tate
James A. Beaty Negro
North
John T. Crawford
English
James Guddedge
Anderson
W. G. Friddle
Herbert O. Bizzell
J. M. Chandler
Bill Horney
Ruth Green
Greensboro
Stacy Walker
Evans
Lydia Warren
Hoover
William L. Tiner
Virginia Moore Negro
Mabel Witherspoon
George Smith
Isabelle Edwards
Otis H. Rierson, Jr
Raymond Blackwell
Sam Boler
Jurymen Drawn To Try Man On Assault Charge
Thomasville jurors selected to try Garcia Workman of Kendall Street in Recorder's Court on an assault charge against a female include Fred Kennedy John W Hall W C Myers Lester Young Paul Clodfelter Emma L Proctor Walter C May Harvey R Crews James Norton Coy Hampton Mrs C W Gilliam Gilbert Crofts Calvin Atwood W H Curlee Lee
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Thomasville
Garcia Workman
Kendall Street
Recorder’s Court
Fred Kennedy
John W. Hall
W. C. Myers
Lester Young
Paul Clodfelter
Emma L. Proctor
Walter C. May
Harvey R. Crews
James Norton
Coy Hampton
Mrs. C. W. Gilliam
Gilbert Crofts
Callvin Atwood
W. H. Curlee
Lee
Vail Property Case Nearing Jury Verdict
The Vail property dispute involving deed fraud allegations nears a noon jury decision in Superior Court with Judge Susie Sharp to charge. Plaintiff siblings claim Vick Vail took a family homeplace on Vail Street from their mother, Minnie Vail, while the defense questions deed description and timeliness. A subsequent action by Cornwell and the Wilsons seeks damages over $580 for materials and labor, contending overrun costs and alleged building defects.
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Vail
Superlor
Susie Sharp
Vick Vail
High Point
Robert E. William C
S. Perry Vail
Winnie Vail
Minnie Vail
Vail Street
Vail Alley
R. B. Cornwell
R. L. Wilson
Cornwell
Wilsons
Rabies Clinic Concludes at Johnson Street School
The Health Department completes a series of rabies inoculation clinics at Johnson Street School between 5 and 6 PM today. All dogs must be vaccinated at least once per year.
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Health Department
Johnson Street
Guilford Alumni Association ballots list 1951-52 candidates
Guilford College alumni mail ballots name E Russell Branson and L Elton Warrick for president and Seth Macon and William P Price for vice president. Two executive candidates to be elected include Juliette Bal linger Dwiggins, Trey Beaman Griffin, Charles Hendricks, Richard Smithdeal, Clark Wilson, and Robert Register.
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Guilford College Alumni Association
Katharine C. Ricks
Guilford College
E. Russell Branson
L. Elton Warrick
Goldsboro
Seth Macon
Greensboro
William P. Price
Spray
Juliette Ballinger Dwiggins
Grensboro
Trey Beaman Griffin
Troy
Charles Hendricks
Richard Smithdeal
Winston-Salem
Clark Wilson
High Point
Robert Register
Six to Sit on Aldridge Burkhart Case Jury
Workman charged with assault on his wife was granted a jury trial request in Recorder's Court. Sechrist Mrs R C Aldridge and David Burkhart are among those to be seated on the case with six jurors to be chosen.
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Sechrist
R. C. Aldridge
David Burkhart
Workman
Recorder's Court
Child Hurt In Local Accident
Nine year old Barbara June Williams of 1113 Johnson Street was injured at 12 30 PM when her bicycle collided with a car at Montlieu and Hamilton. She suffered scratches and was taken to hospital for observation. Police say she rode north on Hamilton and failed to heed a stoplight, hitting Ralph J. Davis of 600 Willowbrook driving the auto on Montlieu. No charges filed.
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Barbara June Williams
Johnson Street
Montlieu
Hamilton
Ralph J. Davis
Willowbrook
High Point to Measure Streets for Powell Bill Funds
City engineers plan to measure High Point streets to .001 mile accuracy to qualify for Powell bill funds. A rolottape device will be mounted on a city jeep traveling at four miles per hour. Reports are due to the State Highway Department by July 1, with a detailed map by August 1. The city has 148 miles of streets, 92.5 paved and 55 gravel.
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High Point
Marion Cochran
Powell
North Carolina
Cochran
State Highway Department
HPC Examinations Begin May 25 at High Point College
Examinations at High Point College start May 25 and run through June 1 for all students. Senior exams begin May 21 and conclude May 28, according to registrar note.
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High Point College
N. P
Two Youths AWOL from Navy Base Taken Into Custody
Thomsville police detained Thomas York, 22, and Hamilton Myers, 20, who were listed as AWOL from a U.S. Navy base. They were turned over to Navy officials in Raleigh after being held yesterday.
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Thomasville
Ly G. York
Hamilton Thomas Myers
Raleigh
Navy Office
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