Bottles Used In Assaults Land Two Men In Court
Broken wine bottles served as the weapon in two assaults. Lindsay Hunt 65 of Wall Street and Ray Scott 28 of Smith Street were charged with assault with a deadly weapon after White of Vall Street received an eight inch cut near his left eye. Scott also faced a final charge for throwing trash on the street. Bonds posted. Driving violations followed with Fisher posting 300 and Cannon 350 for Municipal Court dates. Williams faced larceny charges and $50 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Hunt
Wall Street
Ray Scott
Smith Street
Hunt
Thelmore White
Vall Street
White
Memorial Hospital
Scott
South Street
Homer Allen
Allen
Wayne H. Williams
S. Main Street
Williams
Smoke Fells 12 Subway Commuters at Boston South Station
AP reports a transformer fire filled South Station with smoke as a packed subway train arrived, felling about a dozen commuters. Ten hospitalized. others treated at the scene. Police closed five streets into Dewey Square as extra patrols arrived and officials managed a long transit tieup.
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Boston
South Station
Metropolitan Transit
Dewey Square
James J. Hinchey
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Prank Sighting At Governor's Mansion Not For Sale
For sale signs appeared on the lawn of a stately Des Moines residence but state officials said the Governor's Mansion is not for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Prayer for God’s guidance on seedtime and harvest
A short prayer by Scott Brenner of Christ United Presbyterian Church Carnegie Pennsylvania asking for divine order of seedtime and harvest to focus thoughts on God and neighbor and to follow Jesus Christ in love and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Lord
Scott Brenner
Carnegie, Pa
Christ United Presbyterian Church
Car Theft Hearing Postponed in Winston-Salem
Trial for George William Hutchens Jr of High Point was continued to October 27 in municipal court on larceny of an automobile. James Edgar Lane of Woodridge Avenue was questioned and released. police tracing a Thunderbird and a stolen Chevrolet tied to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
George William Hutchens Jr
High Point
Young Hutchens
James Edgar Lane
Woodridge Avenue
Louis Stabler Jr
Queen Street
Lane
Hutchens
Residence on Wallburg Site Sold
In Wallburg bidding for the house on the Wallburg School campus F R Motsinger was high bidder with a bid of 5100 dollars. The old residence, built for the vocational agriculture instructor, is no longer needed after consolidation into Ledford High School.
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Wallburg
F. R. Motsinger
Lawson Stadehemete
Wallburg High School
Hasty High Schools
Ledford High School
County School Board
Waliburg
Brown
Motsinger
Fair Grove Tops 4-H Development Campaign Quota
Fair Grove became the second Davidson County community to oversubscribe its $200 quota by $25 for the county 4-H Club Development Campaign. Local leadership included Robert Ward and Mrs Lawrence Alexander with the Lions Club Home Demonstration and 4-H groups contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Fair Grove
Davidson County
Lions Club
Home Demonstration Club
Robert Ward
Lawrence Alexander
Methodist Men Plan First Supper Meeting at St Timothy Church
The newly organized Methodist Men’s Club of St Timothy Church will hold its first supper at 6 30 p m tomorrow. The church is located on Nathan Hunt Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Men's Club of
St. Timothy Methodist Church
Nathan Hunt Drive
Four Drivers Charged After Weekend Wrecks
Eight cars were damaged in four weekend accidents with no injuries. Joan Ann Schneider, Jesse L. Jester, Gilbert N. Turner, Nancy Carol Gossett, John Lundar Saferight, Monroe Jackson Hall, Annie King Doss and Luther Wilson Robbins were involved. charges included improper pass left turn and improper turn. total damage estimated over $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Ann Schneider
Westover Ave
Schneider
N. Main Street
E. Homestead Ave
Jesse L. Jester
E. Commerce Street
E. Homestead
Jester
W. Green and
Dalton Streets
John Lundar Saferight
Chestnut Street
W. Green Street
Dalton Street
Monroe Jackson Hall
Cotton Grove Road
W. Greer Street
Saferight
Hall
Safewright
Tate and
Wise Streets
Annie King Doss
S. Main Street
Wise Street
Tate Street
Luther Wilson Robbins
Rt. 3
Thomasville
Robbins
Doss
Young Attends Odd Fellows Convention in California
J. R. Young returned to High Point after attending the world convention of the International Order of Odd Fellows in Long Beach California. He served as official North Carolina representative and toured the West and parts of Mexico visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Young
High Point
International Order of Odd Fellows
Long Beach
Calif
Young
North Carolina
West
Mexico
Cancer Society Office Closed For Week
Due to an emergency the local office of the American Cancer Society will be closed this week. Regular hours resume Monday Oct 17. Bandage requests may be made to the County Health Dept at 888 6411.
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The
American Cancer Society
Imade
County Health Dept
Revival Services At Church Of Jesus On Mendenhall Road
Revival services will be conducted nightly at 7 30 this week at Church of Jesus on Mendenhall Road. Rev James Gable and Rev Jasper Herdman will preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Jesus
Mendenhall Road
James Gable
Jasper Herdman
Dangers Of Fire In Churches Cited
Reverend Woodrow W. Robbins warns churches face high fire risk despite improvements. Fire prevention steps include regular safety checks on heating, wiring, fuel storage, and kitchen equipment. He urges electric candles, fire drills, and department supervision to reduce losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow W. Robbins
Robbins
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Chamber of Commerce
Federation of Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
Fire Department
Building permits rise as new homes planned in High Point district
Last week eight residential permits were issued totaling 59 000 with several new houses planned. J Robert Conner receives permits for 909 Gurley St 1619 1621 and 1623 Lark St and Donald Setleff for 2103 Orville Dr. Noah Lambert and J E Holton Jr also secure permits. Repair permits bring the weekly total to 100 767.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Gurley St
J. Robert Conner
Larkin St
J. E. Holton Jr
Central Boulevard
Orville Dr
Donald Setleff
Stolen Vehicle Recovered by Police Over Weekend
Police recovered a car stolen Friday night from Panner E. Nelson of High Point College. The vehicle, found Sunday on W Green Street, was returned to Nelson. A separate coin machine theft at Econ O Wash on Hoover Street netted about $20. John W Richardson’s Dept Store car hubcap was stolen in a parking lot.
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Simoe
Investige
Panner E. Nelson
High Point College
W. Green Street
Nelson
Wendell Street
Hoover Street
John W. Richardson
Richardson
Dept
Guilford Superior Court Opens With High Point Docket
A two week Guilford Superior Court session begins in Greensboro featuring High Point civil and criminal cases. Westwood Lumber Co. sues Redwood Furniture Co. for 10118.29 for materials. The case is set for hearing tomorrow. James C. Gatewood of High Point faces trial for drunk driving.
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Greensboro
Guilford Superior Court
High Point
Westwood Lumber Co
Redwood Furniture Co
James C. Gatewood
Johnson launches whistle-stop tour through North Carolina
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson and Lady Bird led a Democratic entourage through North Carolina on day one of a week long Deep South tour. The group planned 19 appearances in eight states with stops from Greensboro to Charlotte while Johnson urged unity and addressed local leaders aboard the LBJ Special.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Lady Bird
North Carolina
South
Johnson
Hunting Draped Southern Railway Station
Ed Kemp
Jess Washburn
Washburn
California
Piedmont
Luther Hodges
George Smathers
Florida
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
W. F. Mauldin
Greensboro
High Point
Texas
Carolinas
Virginia
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
LBJ
North Carolina Piedmont
South Carolina
Kennedy
Columbia
S.C
Harry Truman
Henry Cabbot Lodge
Washington, D. C
Culpeper
Orange
Charlottesville
Lynchburg
Danville
Gov. Hodges
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
Reidsville
Thomasville
Lexington
Salisbury
Kannapolis
Charlotte
Carolina League of Municipalities
Gastonia
Union Station
N. C
New Orleans
Lady Bird Johnson
Capitol Hill
Texas State Society of Washington
Drexel Plans Reorganization To Form Drexel Enterprises Inc
Drexel Furniture Company announced a plan to reorganize by creating Drexel Enterprises Inc as a parent company for Drexel and its affiliates Heritage and Morganton. Heritage and Morganton would operate as divisions, preserving brand names and independence of production and sales. A stockholders meeting is set for November 1 to approve the name change.
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Drexel Furniture Company
Drexel Enterprises, Inc
Drexel
America
Heritage Furniture Company
High Point
Morganton Furniture Company
Robert O. Huffman
Heritage
Morganton Furniture
Huffman
Heritage and
Morganton Companies
Coronation
Morganton
Marion
Kingstree
S. C
Heritage Furniture
Mocksville
Terprises
Elliott*Wood
Heritage Furniture, Inc
Unwanted Shed Fire Fails to Stop Locals Cold
Firemen answered two calls yesterday. At 5:07 a.m. they reported a one story frame storage shed on Elder Road owned by W. S. Smith burning after nests were set alight. Firemen blamed the blaze on the nests and noted access problems. The shed burned itself out. A flooded oil furnace caused the second call from 1925 Delk Drive at 6:05 a.m.
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Elder Road
W. S. Smith
Smith
Delk Dr
Chair City To Greet Johnson
Sen. Lyndon Johnson schedules a whistle stop in Thomasville to address supporters from a midtrain car near Salem Street crossing if allowed by schedule. Mayor Handley and other local leaders accompany Johnson and his wife Lady Bird as the train stops in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Salem Street
High Point
Johnson
George L. Handley
Russell F. van Landingham
Democratic Party
Sen. Johnson
Lady Bird
Gray Weather To Come To End
Forecast calls for fair and mild conditions over the next two days. Today's high near 75 with a 55 degree low tonight. Tomorrow's high around 77 and Wednesday looks likewise pleasant. Last night’s low was 59 and yesterday’s high 65.
Precinct Rally Set By Demos In Chair City
Fifth precinct Democrats prepare a 7 30 p m fish fry and rally at the Jaycee picnic shelter Memorial Park in THOMASVILLE. Judge L Roy Hughes of Recorder's Court will address the event and Mrs James Carpenter leads the precinct campaign efforts inviting all Democrats and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Memorial Park
James Carpenter
L. Roy Hughes
Recorder's Court Here
Carpenter
Firemen Answer Pair Of Calls In Thomasville
Thomasville firefighters answered two calls in a short span. The first occurred Saturday at 4 09 p m in an outbuilding at 602 Concord Street owned by Ben Groves. The second came at 1 43 a m Sunday involving a furnace blower motor in the home of W F Burton at 507 High Street. no major damage reported.
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Thomasville
Concord St
Ben Groves
W. F. Burton
High St
Soviet Union Recognizes Mali Republic and Senegal
The Soviet Union recognized both the Mali Republic and the Republic of Senegal. Premier Khrushchev sent greetings and offered to establish diplomatic relations and exchange missions with the former French African territories.
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London
Soviet Union
Mali
Republic of
Senegal
Boa Radio
Khrushchev
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Subway
Lindsay Moore
David Cox
Methodist Men’s Club
Old Winston Road
Highway 311
Gilbert N. Turner
Nancy Caroll Gossett
Rt. 1
Gossett
Ner
Winston Road
Odd Fellows’ Convention
Cs Nak
Highway 68
Garden Road
Deep River
Noah Lambert
Larkin
Drexel’s
Elliott ‘'S. Wood
G. Maurice Hill
Robert K Connelly
Rhett Ball
Pres
Chair City
Demos
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