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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1952

Page

11

Driver Flees From Wrecked Stolen Auto

Two car crash at Russell and Willowbrook Streets left about 700 dollars in damage to Curtis Ritch’s vehicle after a stolen car fleeing on foot struck him. The other car, reported stolen by Elmer Jensen, caused about 600 dollars in damage before the driver fled. Nearby, H L Ryan was arrested for drunken driving after a collision at North Main and Washington Streets, with 150 dollars in damage to Fred Michael’s car. An earlier crash on Old Thomasville Road caused around 500 dollars in damage to two cars with no injuries.

Curtis Ray Ritch Richland Avenue Ritch Russell Street Willowbrook Street Elmer G. Jensen Howell Street H. L. Ryan Cedron Avenue North Main Washington Streets Fred Michael Southmont Michael Main Street Ryan Washington Street State Highway Patrol Old Thomasville Road Patsy Jane Hodgin Route 5

Prayer for TDAY from Shelton Butler University dean Indianapolis

Prayer text asking for steadfast faith and trust in divine goodness. Credits II Shelton Indianapolis Ind dean school of religion Butler University.

Jesus Shelton Indianapolis Ind School of Religion Butler University

Traditional Fall Festival Lights Up Jamestown Friday

Jamestown School prepares for the annual Fall Festival set for Friday night drawing about 2000 attendees. A chicken dinner leads off at 5 PM with stage programs, a popularity contest, and tours of bazaars and refreshment booths. Proceeds fund school activities and improvements.

Jamestown School Jamestown

Four-County Meet Hosted by Guilford County Society

Guilford County chapter of the North Carolina Society for Crippled Children and Adults invites members from Chatham Davidson and Randolph Counties to an area meeting at 2:30 pm The State Society executive director Albin Pikutis says agenda covers better care treatment and training for crippled children with speech, vision and hearing issues A Friday institute for parents of handicapped children follows at 8 pm in the Fellowship Hall with a panel of specialists discussing special education social contacts speech difficulties and local resources.

Guilford County North Carolina Iets Chatham Davidson Randolph Albin Pikutis State Society Pikutis Fellowship Hall North Carolina Society

Civitans Vote To Plan Local Civic Center Info Hub

Civitans voted to cooperate on a plan for an information center to aid participating clubs in planning regular meetings. President Marshall Luther cited a letter from the High Point Merchants Association about this year's parade. Joe Reynolds proposed a supper and square dance at the Kage Grange. Time for the outing will be announced next week. Stewart Stone’s team won the attendance prize. Reynolds greeted Edger Teicher, nicknamed Mr. X.

High Point Civitans Marshall Luther High A Merchants Association Sag— Ngere Joe Reynolds Kage Grange Stewart Stone Reynolds Mr. X Edger Teicher

Thirteen Leave For Induction For Raleigh Calling

Thirteen local men departed for Raleigh to join the armed services today as the area’s draft board reported. The board set the December 1 pre-induction quota at 41 and the December 8 induction quota at 33. Names include Robert H. Jones Robert J. Evans Lucius Robbins Johnny W. Wheless William L. Gourley Nelson R. Crofts Ray L. oeree L. Asbill Herbert eeane Smith Johnny cree Ee Welch and Roland M. Tya. Local Veterans of Foreign Wars ladies auxiliary served them doughnuts before departure.

Railigh Robert H. Jones Robert J. Evans Lucius Robbins Johnny W. Wheless William L. Gourley Nelson R. Crofts Ray L. Oeree L. Asbill Herbert Eeane Smith Johnny Cree Ee Welch Roland M. Tya Wanes The Veterans of Foreign Wars

Firemen Respond To Overheated Washing Machine

City firefighters were dispatched at 9 26 this morning to 1023 Sher Street to avert a fire danger from an overheated washing machine motor. The residence is occupied by L. Neely.

Sher Street 8. L. Neely

Kirkman Heads New Piedmont Toastmasters Club

P V Kirkman Jr elected president of High Points second Toastmasters Club at a 25 member meeting sponsored by the High Point Toastmasters Club. Arch Schoch presided, W B Hall Jr named vice president, with officers Griffith Griffin Lindsay Rockwell and others. First regular meeting set for 6 pm Tuesday at the YMCA with charter plans to follow.

P. V. Kirkman, Jr High Point High Point Toastmasters Club Piedmont Toastmasters Club Arch Schoch al Levingson W. B. Hall, Jr Robert C. Griffith Dave Bouldin

Mrs. Lillian Robinson Dies After Illness in High Point

Mrs. Lillian Robinson 64 of 317 Richardson Street died at High Point Memorial Hospital Tuesday at 10 45 p m after years of declining health and a three week critical period She was born July 24 1888 in Meridian Mississippi to William and Dora Shackelford and moved to High Point 25 years ago She leaves five children six grandchildren and three sisters Funeral will be Thursday at 2 30 p m at First Baptist Church with Rev Albert S Hale officiating Burial in a local cemetery Body at Sepores 6 until service time.

Lillian Earline Robinson W. M. Robinson High Point Virginia Navey Charlotte F. M. Robinson Hampton T. M. Robinson Newport News Glenn Hauser Kernersville Virginia Shackleford A Point W. A. Harper Jr First Baptist Church Albert S. Hale

Asheboro Student Named to Who's Who at Elon College

Max Vestal of Asheboro among 11 Elon College seniors named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Vestal, a senior, joins peers noted for active student life and strong scholastic records.

Elon College Max Vestal Asheboro Vestal

Civil Case Non-Suited By Judge In Superior Court

A non suit was declared in a civil action by Moses Samet and J W Samet against three insurance firms seeking 8000 for damages claimed from an electrical storm. Judge Susie Sharp granted the motion after evidence was deemed insufficient for jury consideration. The Lamet brothers appealed. A separate suit for 1833 due from a lumber deal began with Homer E Trogden versus W R Malpass over unpaid lumber from a January 1951 contract.

Superior Court Moses Samet J. W. Samet Susie Sharp State Supreme Court Lamet Trogden

Jewish Group Sets Meeting Here Sunday

Dr. Azriel Eisenberg head of New York City’s Jewish Education Committee will speak at an all day conference for Jewish religion teachers. Sessions start 10 30 a m at the Jewish Temple with teachers from 10 North Carolina cities attending. The luncheon talk is on The Ideal Teacher and workshops plus AV aid instruction will be offered. Sponsored by North Carolina Association of Jewish Women and North Carolina Association of Jewish Men and local rabbis.

Azriel Eisenberg Jewish Education Committee of New York City Eisenberg North Carolina Association of Jewish Women Nell Hirshberg Raleigh North Carolina Association of Jewish Men Harry Ganderson Greensboro North Carolina Association of Rabbis Aaron Toffield Charlotte

Funeral services for William Allen Edwards

Funeral services were held in Sechrest Chapel for 22 month old William Allen Edwards son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Edwards of 214 Weavil Drive. Rev T G Williams of Oakdale Methodist Church conducted the service. Interment followed in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The child died at home Monday morning after a several months illness.

William Allen Edwards Norman L. Edwards Weavil Drive Sechrest Chapel T. G. Williams Oakdale Methodist Church Floral Garden Park William Allen

Fales-Black Case Looms Again After Release

Torture robbery cases against Earl Black and Charlie Fales of Wilmington resurfaced this week after Black's release from prison. Both men were previously convicted in the robbery of G. F. Waddell, a Greensboro Road restaurateur, and given long sentences. They later received a new trial when new evidence was offered. Black was freed Monday after serving most of a 11 month term at Johnston County prison camp as a trusty.

Earl Black Charlie Fales Wilmington Black Fales G. F. Waddell Greensboro Road Johnston County

Building Permits for Four Room Residence on Whitehall Ave

Rodger M. Jones seeks a building permit for a four room residence on Whitehall Avenue with total estimated cost stated as provided in the application. The notice outlines the permit application details and expected project scope.

Rodger M. Jones Whitehall Aves

Pruette Speech Highlight of Education Week Observance

City wide American Education Week observance centers on an open house at Senior High School at 7 30 pm with City Schools Superintendent Dean B Pruette giving a brief address. Musical programs, student leadership devotions, and classroom receptions follow as schools across the city host related activities and parent visits.

Parent Dean B. Pruette D. P. Whitley Herman Bunch J. G. Doggett P.T.A Virginia Frank Anne Staley Charles Taylor Parents and Friends Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association Margaret Chatfield Brentwood School Gwendolyn Doggett

Weather Outlook Calls For Warmer Temperatures Tomorrow

The weatherman at Friendship reports a rise to near 65 degrees by Thursday after a high of 55 tomorrow. Nighttime lows dip to around 30 degrees with recent rainfall totaling 81 inches over two days.

Friendship

Courthouse Annex Plan Advances as Officials Hint Approval Near

City and County factions inch toward approval of a courthouse addition to be built on County property or by the City with lease back. City Manager Hinson cites a $225000 cost and a $139000 year to date surplus while parking and welfare-office moves pose final obstacles before a November 19 decision.

County Commission Amos Kearn T. E. Hinson Hinson Theounty

Former High Pointer Mrs. Lloyd Whitt Dies in Laredo

Mrs. Lloyd K. Whitt, 25, a former High Point resident, died Monday in Laredo Texas after a long illness. She worked at Diamond Hosiery Mill and is survived by her husband and daughter. The family had lived with her in-laws at 236 Mill Street. her father-in-law travels to Laredo for the funeral.

Lloyd K. Whitt High Point Laredo Texas Whitt F. O. Whitt Mill Street

Guilford College Seniors Named to Who's Who List

Betsy White of High Point and Lee Yates of Thomasville are among seven Guilford College seniors named to Who's Who among American College Students. Other Guilford honorees include Richard Staley, Karl Reinhardt, Glenna Falk, Morton Salkind, and Robert Ralls. White is Women’s Athletic Association president and May Court member. Yates is Student Affairs Board president, Senior Class president, and football co captain.

Betsy White Murray White Colonial Drive Pay Lee Yates JL. Yates Kern Street Thamasville Guilford College Guilford Richard Staley Liberty Karl Reinhardt Ridgewood N. J Glenna Falk Pilot Mountain Morton Salkind Robert Ralls Greensboro Miss White Women's Athletic Association May Court Yates

Thomasville Observance Continues During Education Week

Thomasville continues Education Week at Main Street School with an afternoon 12 45 play by eighth graders led by Mrs Lydie Stronachs class. Friday highlights include a library program by Mrs James Oliver. NHS inductees Nancy Myers Edith Bowman Jimmy Johnson Linda Clodfelter and Ann Holladay were announced yesterday.

Thomasville Main Street Lydie Stronach James Oliver Rogram Nancey Myers Edith Bowman Jimmy Johnson Linda Clodfelter Ann Holladay Iss Mildred Eaton T.A

Howell Street Name Change Spurs Resident Support

City Planner Malcolm Little says most Howell Street and Westwood residents favor renaming Howell Street to Westwood. Some residents on the interval between Westwood and Lindsay have not yet expressed opinions. Council weighed a petition and urged a poll to decide if the entire street should be renamed from North Hamilton Street onward.

Howell Street Westwood Malcolm Little Little Howell Lindsay Street Lindsay Hamilton Street

Four youths held in theft of cigarettes in local case

Four local youths, Roger Welch 17 Robert Welch 16 Raylon Reece 17 and Lowell Gillespie 17, were released on $100 bond each after arrest for larceny of nine packs of cigarettes from FE LeVensen at 315 West Howell. A fifth arrest, Margaret Nealy 20, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, bond $100. Maude Gibson 33 was charged with operating a car while intoxicated, bond set for Municipal Court November 28.

Levensen West Howell Street Roger Welch Robert W. Welch Carter Street Raylon Reece East Commerce Street Lowell Wayne Gillespie Reid Street Margaret Nealy Beamon Street Maude Fef. Gibson Highland Avenue

GGO Slated March 26 29 At Sedgefield

The Greensboro Junior Chamber of Commerce announced the 16th annual GGO golf tournament to be held March 26 through 29 at Sedgefield Golf Club. It returns to Sedgefield for the first time since 1950 when Sammy Snead won the title, with Dave Douglas last year at Starmount Forest. The par 72 course measures 6,720 yards.

Ete Cocar Cooke Oe Field P. E. Davenport Greensboro Junior Chamber of Rorce Professional Golfers Association Sedgefield Sammy Snead Starmount Forest Dave Douglas

Gospel Singing Convention Set For Sunday in Greensboro

Guilford County Gospel Singing Convention will be held at Bessemer High School Greensboro Sunday at 2 00 p m. Quartettes trios and other singers will perform from state sections. It is a bi monthly affair sponsored by the Guilford County Singing Association. Carl Ham president will be in charge.

Guilford County Bessemer High School Greensboro Ullford County Singing Association Carl Ham Guileford Singing Association Iin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Billy Jones Fay Brown Alice Susan Wiley Suzanne Modlin Michael Neese King of Hearts Gale Gressle Queen of Hearts Perry Ragsdale Dorothy Fair Miller Patty Neave Russell and Willowbrook Bessie Mae McFadden Societies For Civitans Armed Services Draft Board P. V. Kirkman Lillian Robinson Elon Cloverdale School Johnson Street Johnson Street Schol Miss Lanier Ray Street School C. F. Tomlinson Fairview School P.T General Assembly Leonard Street William Penn High School Weatherman High Pointer Laredo, Tex Who's Who Billy Lee Yates GGO
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