Oneftailed Larceny Trial Yields Mixed Sentences in District Court
In Friday district court, four larceny defendants were found guilty. McCade Cleveland of Downing Street received six months plus four counts of public drunkenness. Other outcomes include suspended sentences, fines, and probation for several suspects, with sentences to run concurrently where noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCade Cleveland
Downing Street
Floyd Dallas Richardson
W. Commerce Street
Willie van Pratt
Fourth Street
Ivin Poole
Olga Street
Ernest E Crawford
Denton
Charlie Sam McNeil
Tate Street
John Theodore Jones
Greensboro
Richard Dean Cameron
N. Elm Street
Charles Edward Hill, Jr
Moffitt Drive
Clarence Carl Keever, Jr
Dogwood Circle
Jerry Blake Earle
Thomasville
Harold King
Asheboro
Linwood Rathel Johnson
Rt. 5
Ronald Baldwin
Herbert Street
Residents To Attend Urban Legislative Conference in Raleigh
More than 30 High Point residents will travel to Raleigh for an all day Urban Legislative Conference sponsored by seven Chamber units. George Covington of the High Point Chamber of Commerce said city councilmen city officials and Board of County Commissioners Chairman Dale Montgomery will attend along with several businessmen. The program at Memorial Auditorium will feature an address on Problems Facing Our Cities and a discussion led by Edward R. Hardin on Coping with Growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Raleigh
George Covington
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Board of County Commissioners
Dale Montgomery
Memorial Auditorium
Edward R. Hardin
Prisoner Slashes Own Arm in County Jail
Federal prisoner Ralph Delanor Pulliam, 33, cut his left arm Saturday night while jailed here. He had escaped from Durham County where held for kidnapping trial, brought from Virginia, and arrested in Baltimore, Maryland. He cut his wrist with a razor blade obtained by breaking open a razor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Delanor Pulliam
High Point Memorial Hospital
Pulliam
Durham County
Virginia
Baltimore
Deaths and Funerals in Thomasville area
Obituaries list Lola Snyder Fred Albertson Homer Hall Henry Dollar Julia Harris and others. Services noted or pending across Thomasville Denton Kernersville and High Point with church affiliations and family visit details. Burial sites include Holly Hill Cemetery Guilford Memorial Park and local churchyards.
Mrs Emma Bell Norman Noah Rites Planned in Forsyth
Emma Bell Norman Noah 81 of 4380 Grove Ave died Sunday at Forsyth Memorial Hospital. Born in Surry County to Pete and Betty Jane Norman, she was a member of True Gospel Holiness Church Tobaccoville. Survived by four daughters, two sons, two stepsons, two stepdaughters, five sisters, three brothers. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at White Oak Grove Church of the Living God. burial in church cemetery. Body at Voglers Reynolda Road Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial United Methodist Church
Philip L. Shore Jr
Holly Hill Cemetery
Kenreed Drive
Zion United Church of Christ
Lynwood Hubbard
G. M. Allison
Siler Funeral Home
Old Thomasville Road
Winston-Salem
Emma Bell Norman Noah
Grove Ave
John W. Noah
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
She
Surry County
Pete and
Betty Jane McBride Norman
True Gospel Holiness Church
Tobaccoville
Dora Lee Wood
Ogburn Ave
Verlie Childress
Old Rural Hall Rd
Fannie Tuttle
Motor Rd
Annie Bell Bowman
Rt. 1
John Lewis Noah
Howard R. Noah
Lucy Tilley
Walkertown
Essie Sechrist
Kernersville
Bessie Petti
White Oak Grove Church of
Ada Victoria Long 91 Dies in Greensboro Hospital
Mrs Ada Victoria Long 91 of 4300 Cornell Street Greensboro died Sunday at Wesley Long Hospital after a three day stay. Forsyth County native she lived in Greensboro 56 years. Survived by four daughters three sons a sister and a brother. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday Lambeth Troxler Funeral Home Chapel with viewing tonight 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Ada Victoria Long
Cornell St
Wesley Long Hospital
Walton Rites Held For James Oscar Walton
James Oscar Walton sixty six age sixty six died at home after a long illness in Asheboro North Carolina He was a former W and L Supermarket partner and member of First United Methodist Church Survivors include wife Mildred Milks Walton daughter Margaret Ann Ward Asheboro son James M Walton Franklinville parents Everett T and wife and two sisters Clayton Milks Asheboro and Mrs Martin Lodge Columbia Station Ohio Pugh Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
James Oscar Walton
Mountain Rd
First United Methodist Church
W & L Supermarket
Mildred Milks Walton
Margaret Ann Ward
James M. Walton
Franklinville
Everett T. Walton
Clayton Milks
Martin Lodge
Columbia Station
Ohio
Pugh Funeral Home
Death notice for Mrs Augustine Miller of Westerly
Mrs Louis Miller Ward reports the death of Mrs Augustine Miller of Westerly Rhode Island formerly of Greensboro. She died at home Saturday. Survivors include one daughter, three grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. A Requiem Mass was to be said today in Westerly. Body sent to Hanes Lineberry Funeral Home in Greensboro for entombment in the Mausoleum with a service at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Ward
Emerson Miller
Rt. 2
Denton
William Braden
Covina
Calif
Reid Harris
Walton Harris
Richmond
Everette Hunt
Seagrove
Grady Hunt
Lindsay Hunt
Thomasville
Essie Williams
Rt. 1
Trinity
Alma Jarrell
Lexington
Ward
Augustine Miller
Westerly
Rhode Island
Greensboro
Farl Brankert
R.I
Hanes-Lineberry
Guilford Memorial Park Mausoleum
Death of D B Nelson Kernersville Resident
D B Nelson 57 of 205 Dobson St Kernersville died unexpectedly at home. Born Oak Ridge Feb 25 1913 he worked 18 years in the yarn department at Adams Millis Corp. He was a member of the Piedmont Fox Hunters and Davidson County Fox Hunters associations and a Baptist. Survived by wife Alice Brown two children Daniel Lee Nelson and Sally Van Nelson three brothers and two sisters. Funeral at 3 p m Wednesday at First Baptist Church with burial in Kernersville Memory Gardens. The body is at Pierce Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
D. B. Nelson
Dobson St
Oak Ridge
Cornelius and
van Bedie Dwiggins Nelson
Adams Millis Corp
Piedmont Fox Hunters Assn
Davidson County Fox Hunters Assn
Alice Brown
Daniel Lee Nelson
Sally van Nelson
Lee Walter Nelson
Bob Nelson
Greensboro
Jerry Nelson
Rt. 2
Summerfield
Lucy Cline
Elkin
Flora Barrow
First Baptist Church
Amis Daniel
Kernersville Memory Gardens
Pierce Funeral Home
Miss Ila Hensley dies at 65 in Greensboro funeral set
Miss Ila Lazell Hensley 65 of 3707 B Manor Dr Greensboro died Saturday. Funeral 3 p m today in the Chapel of First Baptist Church Greens boro with burial in Oakwood Cemetery High Point. She directed the choral music program for three North Carolina city school systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Ila Lazell Hensley
Manor Dr
First Baptist Church
Oakwood
High Point
Miss Hensley
North Carolina
Antarctic Continent Rises as Highest by Elevation
Antarctica, known for its vast ice cover and towering mountains, averages about 8 000 feet above sea level making it the highest continent, Britannica reports the fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctica
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Rotary Event Ticket Sale Notice
Purchase your ticket now from any Rotary member or at the door. Take-out orders will be available. Ts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
New Plastic Cream FixopENT Binds Dentures to Mouth
A new plastic cream called FixopENT forms an elastic membrane to hold dentures to natural tissues. The daily home use product aims to securely attach dentures, with U.S. patent 3,003,988 cited as supporting the revolutionary claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Wachovia Bank Trust Officers Announce Retirements and Moves
Howard T. Lyon, longtime Wachovia trust officer in High Point, will retire February 1 and E. Lee Burch Jr. will move from Greensboro to High Point January 1 to assume trust administration. Lyon joined Wachovia in 1935 and Burch in 1957, with multiple promotions and community activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard T. Lyon
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
High Point
J. Roscoe Adams
Adams
E. Lee Burch Jr
Wachovia
Greensboro
Lyon
Winston-Salem
Sparta
University of North Carolina At
Weekend fires keep firemen busy with minor damage
Firefighters responded to multiple weekend incidents including a furnace leak at Mt Zion Pree Will Baptist Church on Woodbine Street a mattress and a couch fire at Clara Cox Apartments likely caused by a smoker and a small explosion from a clogged flue at Edward Knight home on Barker Street No injuries or major damage reported Two false alarms were also logged at Park Street E Grimes Street and High Point Face Veneer W Russell Street Tomlinson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion Pree Will Baptist Church
Woodbine Street
Clara Cox
Helen Fore
Monarch Furniture
Pump _ Station Road
Edward Knight
Barker Street
Park Street
E. Grimes Street
High Point
W. Russell Street
Tomlinson Street
Revival services at Ennis Street Wesleyan Church
Correction from Saturday’s Enterprise confirms revival services at Ennis Street Wesleyan Church run each evening this week at 7 p.m. Dr. H. M. Couchenour of Wilmore Kentucky leads the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis Street
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Lola C. Snyder
Lola Clark Snyder
Rt. 4
Ball Park Road
N. C. Baptist Hospital
Winstontn
Mr. Snider
Randolph County
Phillip and
Louisa Hoover Snyder
Davidson County
Mattie Elizabeth Hughes
Ann Snyder Lowder
Kenreed Dr
Hollis Russell
Walter Johnson
Lloyd Sheets
Melbourne
Fla
F. F. Albertson
Fred F. Albertson
Old
Thomasville Road
Mr. Albertson
Finn Albertson
Etta Yates Albertson
Prospect United Methodist Church
Jake Stephens Construction Co
Nellie Proctor Albertson
Mare Albertson
Route 6
Joe Albertson
Homer Hall
S. Main St
Sechrest Funeral Home
Henry L. Dollar
Henry Lee Dollar
Rt. Kernersville
Mr. Dollar
Grayson
Edward H
Cora E. Miller Dollar
Anawalt
W. Va
Irene Myers
Carolina Springs C.C
Irene M. Dollar
Johnnie
Elsie) Jones
Pershing St
Jackie Allen Dollar
Rt 1
Cora M. Dollar
Walter Gilley
Edward Dollar Jr
St. Petersburg
Billy Dollar
Anaheim
Sechrest Chapel
R. C. Walton
Meyerhoeffer
Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery
J. S. Harris
Julia Hunt Harris
Jefferson Stokes Harris
Richmond R. and
Sara Nance Hunt
Canaan
Lanier-Briggs Funeral Home
J. W. Noah
Mrs. Ada Long
J. C. Walton
Louis Miller
Ila Hensley
Southern Furniture Exposition
Wrenn St. Garage
Burch
Charlotte
Davidson College
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
United Fund
Uare
the Peddler Steak House
East Parris Avenue
N. Main Street
K-Mart
N.C
DPC
Fanppliance CO
North Wrenn
Hedgecock’s
Ward ST
Hedgecock Builder Supply CO. OF
Walnut Cove
Pee
Nya Ta Service
Henry Lee
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