Hearing Opens Second Week in Contempt and Civil Cases
Court resumes with contempt proceedings against James Lester Goodwin over back support payments to his wife. Judge Susie Herp sets payment terms while his wife pursues divorce. Jury selects for breach of contract suit by Sid P. Childress against Murray J. Abeles and Clarence A. Troutman over a canceled Georgia furniture contract and lost commissions. Municipal Court sentences two defendants for drunkenness and prohibition violations. Theodore R. Hayes and Billy J. Dildine appear among others facing penalties.
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Rts
Susie Herp
James Lester Goodwin
Goodwin
Sid P. Childress
Murray J. Abeles
Clarence A. Troutman
The
Universal Co
Childress
Abeles and Troutman
Georgia
Harriss H. Jarrell
Ding
Jim Bennett
Reid
Theodore R. Hayes
Olga St
Billy J. Dildine
Route 2
By-Pass Radar Nets 50 Drivers On The Weekend
Thom asville authorities report the by-pass radar trapped about fifty speeders over the weekend. Twenty-four speeding warrants were sworn by two patrolmen and at least that many more arrests were anticipated. A few citations for stop sign violations were also issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Highway Patrol
Thomasville-Lexington
Boyd E. Smith
Route 2
Odell Taylor
Carroll St
Mary
Taylor
Recorder's Court
Troy Crumpton
Poice
Leona Winters
E. Guilford Sr
Little Theater Group Readies First Show in Thomasville
Reginald Hauser directs Rosalie Runs Riot a musical comedy by the Thomasville Little Theater. Final rehearsals finalize plans for the opening at 8 p.m. next Monday and Tuesday at the Civic Center.
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Thomasville
Rosalie
Will Hest
Civic Center
Thomasville Little Theater
Reginald Hauser
Little Theater
Clinic Slated By Insurance Organization
The Southern 1752 Club, an association of mutual fire and casualty insurance reps, will hold a clinic Wednesday at Sedge vigil. Joe Garrett and a North Carolina DMV official will speak on automobile casualty manual changes and extended coverage. Luncheon follows. All mutual company agents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern 1752 Club
Mutual Fire and Casualty Insurance
Nies
Sedgevigil
Joe
Sar Reagreee
Thomasville UF Passes $6,000 in Campaign Totals
Thomasville United Fund drive chairman Harry B. Finch aims to contact division chairmen today to gauge the status of the first annual appeal. Treasurer R. F. Van Landingham reports past $6,000 collected with 59.50 deposited. reports from mercantile and industrial divisions are lacking. A trickle from merchants and plants begins. officials hope to close the drive, still $17,000 short of the $23,000 quota, by weekend.
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Thomasville
United Fund Drive
Harry B. Finchans
United Fund
R. F. van Landingham
Ems
Thomasville Drive
Truck Transportation Week leaders named in North Carolina CMAA event
The chairman of the Council of Safety Supervisors of the N C M C A stands with Edward W. Ruggles director of the N C State College Extension Division and truck driver training school. J T Outlaw executive vice president of the N C M C A and state co chairman for Truck Transportation Week is shown at rear.
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Council of Safety
Edward W. Ruggles
N. C. State College Extension Division
J. T. Outlaw
Sermon Highlights Unity of Church and Christ as Head
Rev. W. P. Price in High Point delivers a sermon on Christian Church What is It. He emphasizes that the Bible reveals Christ and the church is his body and home of divine grace. He urges believers to live in fellowship, confess sins, and embody Christ through mission and unity.
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Mary's Menere
W. P. Price
Christian Church
Agay
Bepold Tey
Lord
Christ
Emmanuel
Jesus Christ
Trucking Leaders Meet To Map Safety School
The North Carolina Motor Carriers steering committee met in High Point to plan the annual Safety School three day program under Edward W. Ruggles. Charlotte’s E W Frederickson chaired with T F Moore and Joe Dlas among the officers. A luncheon followed and state highway patrol head Col James R Smith was slated to speak later as Truck Transportation Week marked a 50th anniversary celebration at the O Henry Hotel with J T Outlaw as state co chair.
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North Carolina
High Point
Edward W. Ruggles
State College Extension Division
Raleigh
E. W. Frederickson
Fredrickson Motor Express
Charlotte
T. F. Moore
Carolina Freight Carriers Corp
Cherryville
Joe Dlas
Central Motor Lines Inc
Arsotte
W. L. Frigon
Hennis Freight Lines Inc
Winston-Salem
W. W. Carter
Johnson Motor Lines Inc
E. B. Quinn
Youngblood Truck Lines
Fletcher
Claude Schingenhaus
Akers Motor Lines Inc
Gastonia
W. T. Mason
Thurston Motor Lines Inc
Wilson
J. Kelly Stewart
Pilot Freight Carriers Inc
J. T. Outlaw
Jeff B. Wilson
David Stancel
State College
Council of Safety Supervisors
Greensboro
Jackson
James R. Smith
State Highway Patrol
O. Henry
N. C. Motor Carriers Assn
Denton Youth Sent to Marine Photo School After Boot Camp
Pfc. Goins, from Denton, completed boot camp at Parris Island and reports to Norfolk for training in photo work at the Marine Photo School. He was the only man chosen from his platoon for the school and one of two from all trainees at Parks ton. After the course in Norfolk, he will film and photograph for the Marine Corps wherever needed. Also noted are local items about a Denton resident at Lexington Memorial Hospital and a remark on Swiss watch industry employment.
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Denton
U.S Army
Er Goins
Pfc
Goins
Parris Island
S.C
Norfolk
Shool
Wees
Anchor Theatre
Anchor Photographic Studio
Arnold Gallimore
Pie
Parks
Marine Corps
Rome's vast road network linked Scotland to Euphrates
Ancient Rome built a road system spanning from Scotland to the Euphrates in Asia Minor. Parts of it are still in use today, illustrating the empire's enduring infrastructure.
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Rome
Scotland
Euphrates River
Asia Minor
Community club schedules fill week with meetings
Local clubs and associations publish a dense week of events across High Point. Alumnae gatherings, garden club talks, bridal showers, and nurse and veteransAuxiliary meetings span Monday to Saturday, inviting members to homes, churches, and hotels for programs, luncheons, and social events.
Fluff Dry Laundry Service Now Popular in Community
The new Fluff Dry Service from Dutch Laundry and Martin Cleaners offers house to house pickup and delivery at $1.49 per quarter barrel. A quarter barrel of clothing with shirts costs only 15 cents extra. The program, six weeks old, claims savings and convenience, urging households to try it. Call 4501 or 3319 for service.
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Dutch Laundry
Martin Cleaner
H. M. Taylor
High Point
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Little Theater Group
Readies
Thomasville UF
N. C
Everette W. Fredrickson
ST. Mary's Episcopal
Howard Loftin
Route 1
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Cecil
Monark Riner
Monark Shade Co
Salem College
Johnson St
Musical Art Club
L. L. Wilkinson
Rockford Rd
Charles Medlin
S. A. Gayle
Almanac Garden Club
Elliott Hester
Wayside Garden Club
C. H. Risch
Wellington St
Worth Ivey
Prame Garden Makers
Eclub
Crywood
Othe Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point Branch
Guilford County Medical Association
J. E. Slate
Woman's Club
Greensboro Rd
Grady Kirkman
Country Garden Club
E. Roy Samuels
R. K. Stewart
D. B. Wright
Cresta
Olga
Allen Welborn
W. Farriss
Thelma Patrick
Podes
Unit II
League Omen Voters
Country Club
Unit I
Council of Jewish Women
Es Center
N. Hamilton St
Camellia Club
United Church Women
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Wild Flower Garden Club
Luna Ray
Jones St
John Sheloff
Private Duty Nurses’ Club
En Bumgardner
Irby
American Legion Auxiliary
G. W. Sutton
Rotary Dr
Ann Hoots
J. L. Coleman
Westwood
Richard F. Smith
Jack Ridge
Priscilla Club
de Thomas
Forest Hill
High Point Eye
Richard Dale
Otteray Dr
Donree Garner
Elaine Forward
E. Commerce St
Guilford Optical
Lester
Goody’s
Peer Pal Nase
Goody
Chrysler
PowerFlite
H.P
New Yorker
Davis-Pruett Motor Co., Inc
N. Main Street
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