Bigamy Charge In Local Merchant Patrol Man Case
A letter Hollingsworth wrote for a Thanksgiving contest led to police suspicion he was a bigamist. The 28 year old J D Hollingsworth of Clara Cox Apartments is charged after records showed he married Louise Irene Colon Hollingsworth in 1953 while already married to Mrs. Pansy Fowler Hollingsworth. He was released on a $300 bond for Municipal Court trial on December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hollingsworth
Clara Cox Apts
Enterprise
Hollingsworth
New Jersey
Lexington
Pansy Fowler Hollingsworth
High Point
York
S. C
Louise Irene Colon Hollingsworth
Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Localities
Obituaries list Mrs. Maude Coggins Myers 56 of Amazon Road died at South Side Baptist Church after Sunday School. Service at South Side Baptist Church with graves at Clarksburg Methodist Cemetery. Also Nellie Pankey Ingram 53 of Asheboro died in a local clinic. Services at Plain Field Friends Church. Howard Franklin Terry Sr. 34 of Lexington died at Veterans Hospital in Durham. Funeral at Center Hill Baptist Church. Mrs. Fronia H. Edwards 71 of Jamestown died at High Point Memorial Hospital. Burial at Mitchell Grove Cemetery. Connie Lee Livengood 52 of Lexington Route 8 died after a heart attack. Services at Reedy Creek Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Maude Coggins Myers
Amazon Rd
South Side Baptist Church
Fred Jurney
Melvin L. Gentry
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Odell Coggins
Samuel Meredith
Vernon Myers
Devo Myers
Luther Myers
J. C. Myers
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Nellie Ingram
Asheboro
Nellie Pankey Ingram
Viola McDowell
Shelby Jean Ingram
Billy Ingram
Ollie Williamson
Greensboro
Bertha Freeman
Asheboo
J. B. Pankey
Climax
Rufus Pankey
Plain Field Friends Church
H. F. Terry
Lexington
Howard Franklin Terry Sr
Veterans Hospital
Durham
Claude Terry
Linwood
Annie Broadway
Frances Floyd Terry
Howard Franklin Terryr
Center Hill Baptist Church
Charles Young
Church
Fronia H. Edwards
Oakdale Methodist Church
Don Haynes
T. G. Williams
Mitchell Grove Cemetery
Henry Garrett
A. P. Fortney
Harold Hodgin
Cletus Campbell
Monroe Campbell
Ernest Gardner
Edwards
Jamestown
High Point Memorial Hospital
Connie Lee Livengood
Route 8
W. E
H. C. Livengood
Winston-Salem
Grady Livengood
New York
Russell Livengood
J. A. Powell
Cyrus Pickett
Welcome
Reedy Creek Church
Husband of Former High Pointer Dies In West Virginia
John Snyder 84 retired railroad employee died Monday at his Richwood West Virginia home. His wife Nora Seward Snyder formerly of High Point is daughter of J. R. Seward of 2005 E. Green St. A number of brothers and sisters live in High Point. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Baptist Church in Richwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snyder
Richwood
W. Va
Nora Seward Snyder
High Point
Snyder
J. R. Seward
E. Green St
Baptist Church
Infant Tate Dies in Sleep at Eight Months
Curtis Ray Tate eight month old son of William and Annie Mae Tate of 1031 Tate St. was found dead in bed this morning. Born March 21 1956 in Forsyth County he is survived by parents a sister Pattie Evelyn Tate paternal grandparents Rufus and wife of Fancy Gap Virginia and maternal grandparents Johnny and wife of Route 4 Mt Airy. Body remains at Cumby Mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Ray Tate
William
Annie Mae Crofts Tate
Tate St
Forsyth County
Pattie Evelyn Tate
Rufus Tate
Fancy Gap
Johnny Crofts
Route 4
Mt. Airy
Cumby Mortuary
Colonie Club Meeting at Mrs Louise McCloud’s Home
Community notices list a Colonie Club gathering at 8 p.m. Thursday hosted by Mrs Louise McCloud at 1719 Lamb Street. Also on the church calendar Swanne Quintette and Sensational Nightingales perform at Friendship Baptist Church Wednesday night and Emmanuel Gospel Singers at Bethlehem Baptist Church Sunday at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Colonie Club
Louise McCloud
Lamb St
Friendship Baptist
Swanne Quintette
Nightingales
Friendship Baptist Church
Bethlehem Baptist
Emmanuel Gospel Singers
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Reverend Charles A Lain Holiness Church Pastor Dies at 75
The Rev Charles Anderson Lain 75 of High Point died at his home 1201 Ward St at 1230 am after long illness He came to High Point in 1901 from Winston-Salem and worked at O E Kearns Furniture Co Retired 1943 He led Harmony Charge and other Pilgrim Holiness Churches Survived by wife six sons two daughters and numerous grandchildren Funeral set from First Pilgrim Church with burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson Lain
Ward, St
Surry County
John
Rebecca McCullen Lain
High Point
Winston-Salem
O. E. Kearns Furniture Co
First Pilgrim Church
Harmony Charge
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Kernersville
Mountaini Pilgrim
Charles Lain
Carl A. Lain
Ernest Lain
Grady Lain
John W. Lain
Paul A. Lain
New Ellington
S. C
Mary Scism
Ruth Reavis
J. C. McCullum
Danville
J. H
Koonce Funeral Home
Ward St
J. A. Grout
O. L. Ruth
Thor Johnson To Direct Messiah In Winston-Salem
Renowned conductor Thor Johnson of the Cincinnati Symphony will lead Handel's Messiah at Centenary Methodist Church at 4 p.m. Sunday December 2. A 350-voice chorus, full orchestra and four soloists will perform with Johnson, a Winston-Salem native and former head of the Cincinnati orchestra. No admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Thor Johnson
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Centenary Methodist Church
Johnson
H. B. Johnson
Kernersville
Cincinnati Symphony
Maude Nosler
Chicago
Lillian Chookasian
Harold Haugh
Ann Arbor
Mich
Raymond McAfee
Nancy Ann Harris
Frits van der Steur
Charles Medlin
High Point
Tar Heels Win 4 H Trips Demonstrates Youth Involvement
Jane Hinson 17 of Locust and Robert M. Auman 16 of West End earned 4 H trips announced yesterday. Hinson won through a dairy foods demonstration while Auman has spent six years in forestry work with 4 H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hinson
Locust
N.C
Robert M. Auman
West End
Miss Hinson
Young Auman
Doan's Pills Promise Quick Relief for Aches and Bladder Irritation
Doan's Pills are advertised as fast relief for backache headaches and muscular pains. The ad claims soothing bladder irritation and mild diuretic action enhancing kidney output, urging readers to purchase at any drug store and enjoy long standing paper relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Dean
Youth earns bound over in multi crime spree case
A 16 year old, Edward Welborn of Pomona, bound over to Superior Court on auto larceny. Police tie him to a Thanksgiving night N Main Street crash and subsequent car thefts in High Point and Greensboro. He faces reckless driving and hit and run charges plus an assault with a deadly weapon count after earlier jail escape and store assault. He remains under $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Byron Haworth
Edward Welborn
Pomona
Welborn
High Point
Greensboro
N. Main Street
J. O. Griffin
Griffin
Theft Charge Preferred In Thomasville
Route 3 resident Winston Hudson, 34, was arrested on larceny and receiving charges after George Crabtree claimed Hudson stole $10 from his overcoat. Hudson remained detained as of morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Route 3
Negro
Winston Hudson
George Crabtree
Hudson
Recorder's Court
L. Roy Hughes
Greensboro
John Robert Lucas
Lucas
Davidson County Superior Court
Glenn Ford Wins Court to Use Screen Name as Legal Name
Canadian born actor Glenn Ford told a Superior Court that his given name causes travel trouble and the court granted permission to make his movie name his legal name Glenn Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Gwyllyn Samuel Newton Ford
Glenn Ford
Superior Court
Theater Theft Charged To 13 Year Old
A 13 year old boy was charged with breaking into the Lantern Drive In theater on new Highway 64. He confessed to entering the theater and taking items including a pen and pencil set two watches a necklace several cartons of cigarettes cigars and candy. The items were recovered and will be returned to owner Jack Foust. Four candy bars were not recovered. The youth faced a juvenile court hearing in Lexington with potential charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
New Highway 64
Matthew P. Cooper
Lexington
Jack Foust
Firemen Respond Twice in Thomasville Overnight
Chief Lindsay Loftin reports two fire calls in 24 hours. One blaze caused major damage to an apartment house on E Guilford Street, occupied by Jack Blake and George Smith, likely starting in the attic from a defective light switch. The second response followed to another incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lindsay Loftin
Fire Department
E. Guilford Street
Jack Blake
George Smith
Loftin
Pilot Water Group Chooses New Name
The Pilot Water Cooperative was selected by the board of directors as the name for the new water organization. The group discussed by laws charter stock rules and appointed a committee to hire an attorney for legal papers. Present officers include Jay Palmer as chairman Paul Burton as vice chairman and George Davis as secretary treasurer with directors Arthur Black Charles Kaney Walter Sledge Theo Bowers and R C Sink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Pilot Water Cooperative
Pilot Water Oo
Jay Palmer
Arthur Black
R. C. Sink
Theo Bowers
Umost
Paul Burton
George Davis
Charles Kaney
Walter Sledge
False alarm fire at home of Mrs Grimes in Boyles Street
Fire crews were called at 3 o'clock this morning to 12 Boyles Street, the home of Mrs. Madge C. Grimes. No fire was found but significant smoke filled the house. no damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge C. Grimes
Boyles St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Maude Myers
Imrs
Fronia Edwards
Cc. L. Livengood
High Pointer
West Virginia
Tate
Colored News
Charles A. Lain
Holiness
High Point Civitans
Boys Home Inc
Lake Waccamaw
Whiteville
North Carolina
A. D. Peacock
Peacock
Boys Home
Whiteville Civitan Club
Civitan International
H. G. Williford
Sanders Dallas
W. B. Hall
Reese Felts
Gerald Winfrey
Fred Wiley
W. R. Campbell
Paul Hampton
W. B. Donald Jr
W. D. Cornelison
T. G. Shelton
Tar Heels
Zett
N. Main ST
Reddy
Pilot Water Group
Siegler
Twain
Saglemnatte Drety Onde
Endemaker Lifestone
Perestein Enamel
Iack Guara
Felix Miller, SR
Felix Miller, JR
Dumont
Lyles Chevrolet
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