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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1956

Page

6

Man convicted on two counts starts term

Marshall Dunlap of Cecil Street was sentenced in Municipal Court to six months for resisting arrest during a domestic assault warrant. In Domestic Relations Court he received two months for assaulting his wife, with the six month Municipal term to run after the two months in the other judgment.

Eee Suns Marshall Dunlap Cecil Street Domestic Relations Herman J. Atkins Route 1 High Point Willie Hunt Route 4 James D. Moore Joseph L. Guyan Thomasville Earl E. Guyan Ennis Street Pewsonaiiion

Driver Suffers Minor Injuries in Highway Collision

A woman passenger received abrasions yesterday when her car collided with another on the State Highway near Delia Letter of Jat N oe were not serious. The driver of the other car was Scoed by Chessen Latin. 220 Roy.

Aleeck Me Delia Chessen Roy

Teen-Age Drivers Compete Tonight In Thomasville

Twenty teens from Hasty Fair Grove Pilot and Thomasville schools compete at Memorial Stadium in the final phase of the Teenage Road-E-O. Winners earn a chance to represent Greenville in the state contest June 2 and 5. contestants must be 16 to 19 with a valid license.

Anyeagers Memorial Stadium Junior Chamber of Commerce Greenville F Hasty Fair Grove Pilot Thomasville

Chamber Denies Ties to Local Magazine Peddler

Executive secretary Frank Size of the High Point Chamber states the chamber does not sponsor a magazine salesman in the area. Police report a man claiming chamber affiliation has been making door to door sales in the city, prompting the denial.

Frank Sizemore High Point One of Commerce Today

Heidelberg Evangelical Church Family Night Saturday Program

Heidelberg Evangelical Church will host a covered dish supper at 7 p.m. in the social hall. Special guests include Thomas L. Moose of Nazareth Orphan's Home and about 20 children from the home. Nazareth Orphan's Home serves around 30 children under the Southern Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church.

Thomasville Heidelberg Evangelical and Oes A Thomas L. Moose Nazareth Orphan's Rockwell Nazareth Orphan's Home Southern Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church

Picnic to aid shut-ins in Lexington on June 3

The Good Pals Club of Lexington invites residents to the annual Shut-In Picnic June 3 at the Thomas Motor Co on Highway 52. Attendees bring a basket for a sick or handicapped friend. a king and queen will be crowned. cold drinks and ice cream served. For details call Miss Elsie Dickens or Bernice Fine.

Good Pals Club Lexington Thomas Motor Co Highway 52 Erlanger Ball Park Elsie Dickens High Point Bernice Fine

Thomasville Development Board Names Advisors and Committees

At a Chamber of Commerce meeting in Thomasville the Thomasville Development Corporation board named its legal advisor Charlies F. Lambeth Jr. Recorder's Court. Four permanent standing committees were appointed with chairs: Budget R. L. Pope and members Donald Cox F. Burke Bridges. Solicitations Homer Beck. Purations A. J. Cecil Jr. and Russell Van Landingham.

Thomasville Chamber of Commerce Thomasville Deveent Corporation Charlies F. Lambeth Jr Recorder's Court R. L. Pope Donald Cox F. Burke Bridges Homer Beck A. J. Cecil Jr Russell van Landingham

WCMCreshman In Thomasville Beauty Contest

Miss Carol Batten an 18 year old freshman at Woman's College in Greensboro entered the Miss Thomasville Pageant. Eva Nell Stilwell withdraws leaving 11 entrants with one more expected before week’s end. The event is at Thomasville High School auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Tickets on sale via Jaycees members.

Thomasville Carol Batten Woman's College Greensboro Batten Thomasvilleigh School The Jaycees

County cattle awarded clean bill of health

Guilford County cattle tested under Dr. W M Jacmis of the Federal Bureau of Animal Husbandry and found free of Bang's disease and tuberculosis. About 475 herds were checked by local veterinarians. untested farmers may arrange a free check through local outlets.

Guiltora Bang W. M. Jacmis Federal Bureau of Animal Huska W. H. Grey Guilford Dawe

Girl Injured Child Seeks Civil Damages From Driver

A Davidson County mother Mrs Eloise Collier and her daughter Relie Collier 6 filed a civil suit in Municipal Court charging Lester T Land with speeding and reckless driving on January 14 near a school zone. Robbernelle Collier suffered severe lacerations and facial bruising including a cheek cut that the mother says could permanently disfigure her.

Lester T. Land Municipal Court R Relie Collier Eloise Collier Davidson County Land Collier Rivett Drive Hoskins Street Robbernelle Collier

North Carolina Democratic Party Meets to Choose Delegation

Raleigh N C observers expect harmony as the party’s biennial convention opens The chief business is the election of a vote delegation to the party’s state slate and related organizational decisions

Raleigh N.C North Carolina

Actress Jeanne Crain Accuses Husband of Abuse in Divorce

In an amended divorce complaint Jeanne Crain accuses Paul Brinkman of beating her unconscious, stripping her, and disfiguring her to end her career. She details hospitalizations, public confrontations, and neglect of support while seeking exclusive custody and child support with visit rights. The couple, married ten years, faces a court timetable with Brinkman seeking transfer and reconciliation.

Los Angeles Jeanne Crain Paul Brinkman Colony Glea Ot. 2 Cen Ee Cmda Brinkman Paul Jr Michael Timothy Jeanine

Big Wheel Baltimore Ferris nickname sparks larceny case

Judge Carter questioned how James Mason a 25 year old defendant in a larceny case came to be known as Ferris Mason explained the nickname arose from spending a lot on friends and his circle began calling him a big wheel after the phrase Ferris. He was acquitted due to insufficient evidence.

Baltimore Joseph JL. Carter James Mason Ferris Mason

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