Judge Signs Two Civil Judgments
Judge D C MacRae signed two municipal court civil judgments involving minors yesterday. Mary Ann Hill, minor, sued Stella Blaylock and won 1100 with 276.25 disbursed to medical and legal bills. the child reportedly recovered fully from the wreck. Ronnie Hooper, minor, won 500 against Russell Fitch for injuries. 144 went to medical costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. MacRae
Mary Ann Hill
Stella Blaylock
Oongrate
Ronnie Hooper
Russell
Fitch
Now She Shops "Cash and Carry" Without Pain
Sufferers relieve nagging backache by addressing tired kidneys. Doan's Pills offer diuretic relief to flush waste from blood and ease symptoms. Millions used over 40 years. Ask your druggist for Doan's.
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Nature
Doan
Men Convicted of Animal Cruelty Withdraw Appeals
Howard Johnson Williams and Harvey R. Heath, convicted in recorder's court of cruelty to animals and damaging petty, have withdrawn their appeals to superior court and will serve two year concurrent sentences. They were accused of slashing a hog owned by Allen Myers with a pocket knife, causing the animal's death.
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Thomasville
Howard Johnson Williams
Harvey R. Heath
Petty
Recorder’s Court
Superior Court
Heath
Williams
Allen Myers
Legal Petitions and Divorce Actions Filed in Local Court
Eunice Garner petitions to hold Fred Garner in contempt for missing $40 monthly payments ordered by the court. Nellie L. Lowe Winslow sues for divorce from L. Winslow after two years of separation. Vera Sheppard answers a divorce suit by C. D. Sheppard, requests continued subsistence payments per a deed of separation. McLean Trucking Company and driver Johnie Pulaskie respond to T. A. Kemp’s $10,000 personal injury claim and $900 property damage suit, Kemp alleging direct cause and a cross action for damage to the company vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Garner
Fred Garner
Nellie L. Lowe Winslow
L. Winslow
Vera Sheppard
C. D. Sheppard
McLean Trucking Company
Johnie Pulaskie
T. A. Kemp
Kemp
Davidson County Seeks 6 Million Bond for School Building
Davidson county commissioners hear a Thomasville Lexington and county school delegation request approval of a six million dollar county wide bond issue for new school buildings. The plan includes a 20 percent cost rise, no interest for three years, and potential savings from reduced capital outlay. Thomasville and Lexington would use their shares immediately while the county portion could be spread over ten years amid consolidation delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Davidson County
Lexington
George H. Arnold
Davidson
Omasville
Arnold
George Ob. Finch
Carl C. Wilson
Paul F. Evans
Ralph Wilson
Royal Wallace
Winston-Salem
Rent Control Office to Close on Wednesdays
The rent control office in the post office building will be closed tomorrow and will continue to close each Wednesday for the rest of the year, according to J. F. Jones, head of the local office.
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J. F. Jones
Jones
Dr. Fred Brown Addresses Large Evening Audience
Dr. Fred F. Brown, pastor of First Baptist Church Knoxville, spoke at a Monday evening evangelistic service in Knoxville. The sermon, titled The Glorious Gospel of Christ, highlighted Christ as the unique savior and the transformative power of the gospel in human life.
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First Baptist Church
Fred F. Brown
Knoxville
Tenn
W. Wilbur Hutchins
Emile Serposs
Carl G. N. Crons
Brown
Christ
Sumer
Jesus Christ
God
Optimist Club hears talk on guiding boys toward right paths
Edgar Hartley of the YMCA urged the Optimist club at the Sheraton to aid youths at turning points. He described efforts to direct boys into proper channels as the club upholds its pledge The Friend of the Boy. Guests Davenport Amos McCall Sutherland joined new member Judge Cox.
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Edgar Hartley
YMCA
Sheraton Hotel
T. C. Kivett
Mr. Hartley
J. Gurney Briggs
Richard K. Davenport
Kenner Amos
James McCall
Jack Sutherland
Judge Cox
L. G. Harrison
Lions District 31 B to Meet in Thomasville Sunday
Thomasville Lions plan a Sunday gathering at 1 PM in the Woman's club building with up to 150 members from 60 to 70 clubs. Bob Powell and Cliff Reed led Monday's program featuring Miss Betty Ray of High Point College performing imitations of Larry Parks and Jolson songs.
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Thomasville
Lions Club
Woman's Club
Thomasville Lions
Bob Powell
Cliff Reed
Betty Ray
High Point College
Larry Parks
al Jolson
Mammy
Swanee
Rosie
Miss Ray
Parks
Richard van Sciver
Herman Ivey
High Point
Club
Funeral services for Mrs Corinna Green to be held in Thomasville
Mrs Corinna Green sister of Mrs Ibbie Williams of this city died in Thomasville. Funeral services will be held at the First Baptist church in Thomasville Wednesday at 2 00 p m. A service at Bethel tonight at 730 o clock will be rendered by Rev R M Mingo and the Antioch Baptist church congregation. A social at St Stephens A M E Zion church tonight from the Torrence family with prizes announced. Public invited.
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Corinna Green
Ibbie Williams
Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Bethel
R. M. Mingo
Congregation of
Antioch Baptist Church
Bethel Holiness
ST ST. Stephens
St. Stephens A.M.E. Zion
Baby Found Dead In Bed In Thomasville
Six week old Christopher Columbus Davenport was found dead in bed at 5 30 am by mother Jessie Davenport in Thomasville. Death, attributed to natural causes by coroner Dr Dermont Lohr, comes after the infant's poor health. Surviving are mother and two sisters Judy Carroll and Sara Jane, both at Fisher Ferry Street extension. Funeral at Westfield Baptist Church 12 miles south of Thomasville at 2 pm Wednesday. body at Walker Funeral Home until service.
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Thomasville
Christopher Columbus Davenport
Jessie Davenport
Judy Carroll
Sara Jane
Fisher Ferry Street
Westfield Baptists Church
Walker Funeral Home
Dermont Lohr
Davidson County
Postal Receipts Show October Gain At High Point
Postal receipts in October rose to 38,090.03 dollars at High Point, up from 29,650.33 the previous year. For the first ten months this year receipts total 91,68? a gain of 46,389.20 versus 252,702.48 in 1946.
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High Point
Youth Held in Truck Theft Case in Allen Jay Area
Thurman R. Voncannon is jailed on truck theft charges from South Carolina. Officials say he admitted stealing a truck there, found Sunday night in a wooded area in Allen Jay. He has been AWOL from the army for six months.
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Thurman R. Voncannon
South Carolina
Allen Jay
Gold in mines surpasses Ft Knox vaults in value
The remark notes that several mines hold more gold than the Ft. Knox vaults in Kentucky, highlighting extraordinary reserve levels and the prominence of mining wealth.
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Ft. Knox
Casket Movement To End By Thanksgiving
Charlotte officials say 319 repatriated war dead arrived from Europe will be moved to home towns in the Carolinas by Thanksgiving Day. Of the 319, 202 are NC, 74 SC, and 43 from neighboring states, part of 6,200 who arrived in New York a week ago.
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Charlotte
Europe
Carolinas
North Carolina
South Carolina
New York
Car Stolen: 1933 Dodge Coupe From Redding Street
Johnny Lee reports a 1933 Dodge coupe stolen from his parked site on Redding Street last night. The vehicle valued at $200 was missing when he checked at about 11 30 this morning.
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Johnny Lee
West Green Street
Redding Street
Youth Night at Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Tonight features youth night at Welch Memorial Methodist Church with evangelist Dr. Luther Bridges speaking on What Will You Do With Your Life. He spoke yesterday on the three resurrections as large crowds continue attending each evening.
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Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Luther Bridges
Bridges
Lily Family Distribution and Lima's Founding by Pizarro
The text notes that a large portion of the lily family is in the northern hemisphere and mentions Lima as the Peruvian capital founded by Francisco Pizarro.
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Hemisphere
Lima
Peru
Francisco Pizarro
T. L. Southern Taken by Death At His Home Here
T. L. Southern 65 died at his home on 440 Prospect Street early this morning. Funeral services will be held at the Church of God at 3 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. Oscar Jones and Rev. William Bell officiating. Burial will be in Floral Garden Cemetery. Southern was born in Stokes County on July 22, 1882, to John L. and Lucy Dugins Southern, and came to High Point in youth. Surviving are his widow Maggie Lovings Southern and four daughters including Thelma Southern.
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T. L. Southern
Prospect Street
Church of God
Oscar Jones
William Bell
Ceme
Mr. Southern
Stokes County
John L
Lucy Dugins Southern
Maggie Lovings Southern
Thelma Southern
Names in Icicle of Local Family Obituary Fragment
Obituary fragment lists Robbins Mrs Lakey Whitley Mrs Frances Mellis Megs Royal Smith all of High Point along with Thomas E Southern two brothers James Southern Kernersville Ree Southern High Point and one grandchild.
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Robbins
Lakey Whitley
Frances Mellis
Megs
Royal Smith
High Point
Thomas E. Southern
Hi Pc
James Soutern
Kernersville
Ree Southern
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