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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1954
Page
5
The Appellate Division reversed Minot F. Jelke’s prostitution conviction and ordered a retrial on two counts after ruling that parts of the hearings were closed to the public. The 3-2 decision decried shutting court rooms during one side’s case and not the other.
In Chicago yesterday Mrs. Catherine Stenson, 32, gave birth to identical quadruplets two boys and two girls within 29 minutes. All four infants died the same day, reporting suggests they were roughly 346 months premature.
The High Point Civic Orchestra presents a short informal concert at Roberts Hall Auditorium on High Point College campus tonight at 8 15. Admission is free. Director is Dr Lew J Lewis with Miss Helena Smith Miss Smith and Howard Coleman soloists. Programs include Mendelssohn Cornelius Festival March Lully Baroque Suite and Bizet Arlesienne Suite No 2. Tyler Mozart first movement and a nov elty piece The Circus Day Panda.
Mrs. N. C. Johnson, of Kernersville, reported a man exposed himself on a downtown street and followed her home. Robert Arthur Joyce, 26, of Kernersville, admitted the act and was charged with assault on a female, held without bond pending tomorrow's court appearance.
Two vaccination sites Tomlinson and Griffin School, 722 second graders received their second Salk polio shot. Total ran 20 below last week’s 742 as 20 children were absent due to illness or parental refusal. Vaccinations completed from 9 to 10 30 with positive conduct. oranges and lollipops provided. Final shot scheduled for June 15 with three shots deemed essential. Make up shots available at the health department by appointment.
The Lutheran Brotherhood of Emmanual Lutheran Church will hold a monthly supper at 6 30 p m in the church fellowship hall. Guest speaker state senator O Arthur Kirkman will address The Congregation and Community Government.
Douglas Archie of 900 Leonard St Ensley and Whatley 24 of 1702 West St are free under $300 bond today on a charge of violation of prohibition laws. Police report five pints of white liquor found in Whatley’s possession at arrest.
HAL BOYLE reflects on a single Kansas City block to reveal universal joys, sorrows, and human stories. He recalls houses where faith persisted and lives shaped by love, illness, betrayal, and tragedy, noting memories of neighbors, families, and the streets that bound them.
Domestic relations court presents its budget for the next fiscal year to the governing bodies of the county High Point and Greensboro. The finance committees will study the budget and advise the full groups. The Greensboro business session opens at 4 p.m. Judge B Gentry will outline fiscal needs.
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