Two Lose Driving Privilege In Municipal Court
Two High Point men lost driving privileges in Municipal Court. Roy W. Bowers received a 90 day revocation for driving 75 mph on the Greensboro Highway with a $35 fine and costs. James McIntyre of 1031 Asheboro Street was banned from driving 60 days after a hit and run charge, with auto damages to Raymond White and $25 costs. Clara Lee Medlin, 28, faced two 30 day terms for vagrancy and trespass, Odessa Cathey had costs taxed with suspended judgment for assault with a deadly weapon. Charles M. Carricker paid $10 and costs for speeding while Clyde S. House was taxed costs on a similar charge.
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High Point
Roy W. Bowers
Greensboro
Hmit
Archie Myatt
James McIntyre
Asheboro Street
Raymond White
Clara Lee Medlin
English Street
Odessa Cathey
Charles M. Carricker
Washington, D. C
Clyde S. House
Booze arrest of East High man for untaxed liquor
Forty year old Withrow Johnson of 528 East High Street was arrested yesterday for violating the prohibition law by possessing two and a half gallons of untaxed liquor.
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Withrow Johnson
East High Street
Altrusans Hear Reports and Memorial Service
Presentation of Altrusa district activity reports led by district governor Augusta H. Clawson of Arlington Va during the twenty second annual Second District conference. A memorial service honored seven late club members as candles were lit.
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Altrusa
Augusta H. Clawson
Arlington
Altrusa International, Inc
Columbia
S. C
Ruth Addams
Durham
Marjorie K. White
Greensboro
Elsie Flake
Eleanor Watson Andrews
Salisbury
Amelia Cardwell
Ozelia Vassar
Lucy Pell
Amos R. Kearns
High Point
Madeline Hoover
Altrus
Richardson Plantation
Springfield Church and Museum
Guion Johnson
Chapel Hil
Washington, D. C
Industrial Home School
Gastonia
Orlando
Fla
Lena Clauve
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Augusta Chinson
Dorothy Forward
Forward
Sarah Holmes
Mary You Roth- Tock
Edith Nelson
Richmond
Jamestown High Holds Homecoming Gala and Tigers Win
About 250 former students and teachers joined Jamestown High School in a Homecoming celebration highlighted by a 42-7 football victory by the Jamestown Tigers over Trinity. Alma Traynham served as Homecoming Queen with Maid of Honor Janie Hill as parade lead, followed by a mile-long procession of band members, students, and community floats. Alumni reception and school prizes capped the event, with awards in heat division, poster contests, and classroom projects across grades.
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Jamestown High School
Tigers of
Jamestown
Trinity
Alma Traynham
J. P. Traynham
Garden Street
Janie Hill
Jarvis Hall
Sarah Moss
Dorothy Miller
Bessie Mae McFadden
Mary Siler
Miss Moss
Betty Sue Alexander
Jack Boyle
Carrie Vincannon
Esther Crouch
Your Social Security for the Self Employed
The self employed individual under social security has the same rights as an employed person. At retirement age 65 or later, he and his family receive insurance benefits and survivors may be entitled to payments. Before age 75 earnings do not affect all benefits. after 75 any earnings arise but benefits continue. Those self employed must obtain a social security number. contact the local office in High Point or obtain an application blank from the post office.
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Spcial
ISS
Social Security Office
High Point
Judge Steed Hands Out Road Terms
Thomasville court handed out numerous terms in Recorder's Court led by Judge W. H. Steed. Rob ert Burleson was guilty of assault with a deadly weapon and drew three months, with an appeal. Frank W. Starnes received three months for drunkenness for the fifth time in 12 months, with an appeal. Levester Whiteside got a two year sentence for non support of his children, appealing. Charles Kenneth Kaas drew six months in a hit and run, suspended on pay ment of 460 to Alva Lee Trotter, no driving for a year, plus 100 and costs, appeal. Alfred Becher Miller paid one dollar fine for over parking. Other judgments included Ted H. Graves sentenced to three six months, suspended a year with conditions. no license, three months suspended two years with restrictions. Avery Payne $10 and costs for speeding. Dolphus James Jr. and Archie Reid Pierce two cases with no license. prayer for judgment continued a year if no driving till licensed and costs. Allen Henderson six months assault on female, suspended for a year on good behavior and costs. Ruby Sorrels and Carrie Porter noted for prohibition law violations with conditions and costs. appeal struck for Jewell Gray Swaim for driving drunk.
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Thomasville
Recorder’s Court
W. H. Steed
Robert Burleson
Frank W. Starnes
Carmall
Levester Whiteside
Church Street
Charles Kenneth Kaas
Dorothy Street
High Point
Alva Lee Trotter
Alfred Becher Miller
Gordontown
Ted H. Graves
Route 3
Avery Payne
Winston-Salem
Dolphus James, Jr
Winston- Salem
Archie Reid Pierce
301 East Main
Allen Henderson
Jacob
Ruby’ Sorrels
Carrie Porter
Jewell Gray Swaim
Blair Street
Federal old age and survivors insurance overview
A notice explains the new Federal insurance policy for self employed and wage earners. It outlines economic security in retirement and for survivors, and notes coverage for both self employed and employees. High Point office location is Room 201, Post Office Building with hours 9 00 a.m. to 5 00 p.m. Monday to Friday. A rep attends Thomasville Employment Office Wednesdays at 12 30 p.m. and Asheboro Employment Office Thursdays at 1 00 p.m.
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High Point
Thomasville
Asheboro
Parker Named Moderator of Baptist Group
The Rev A L Parker pastor of Asheboro Street Baptist Church Greensboro began a one year term as moderator of the Piedmont Baptist Association after its 58th annual convention at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church Greensboro. Officers named include Walter Crissman vice moderator T S Sasser clerk Charles M Auman treasurer Woodrowe Haywood Sunday School promotion J Carl Bell director of the Baptist Training Union Mrs W D Adkinson president of the Women's Missionary Union and E David Lee director of music. Dr Leo Green of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Wake Forest spoke as featured speaker with Billy Graham present during revival services. The next convention is planned for October with sessions in Reidsville and Greensboro and Dr Claude Bowen to speak in 1952.
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A. L. Parker
Asheboro Street Baptist Church
Greensboro
Piedmont Baptist Association
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Walter Crissman
High Point
T. S. Sasser
Reidsville
Charles M. Auman
Woodrowe Haywood
Leo Green
Southeastern Baptist Theologica Seminary
Wake Forest
Bowman serves on symposium committee at Chapel Hill
Worth B. Bowman a High Point certified accountant is a member of the symposium committee for the 12th annual symposium on accounting and taxation held in Chapel Hill and concluded today.
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Worth B. Bowman
High Point Certified Accountant
Chapel Hill
Wounded in Korea Lieut Charles R Armstrong Named
Mr and Mrs Charles E Arm strong of High Point have learned their son First Lieutenant Charles R Armstrong has been wounded in action while serving with United Nations Forces in Korea Konya region of Korea was the location given in the report from his unit and parents await further word on his condition
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Charles E. Armstrong
High Point
Charles R. Armstrong
United Nations
Konya
Dollar for 87 Cents Promos Draw Skeptical Shoppers
Mrs Ann Bowen an employee of Center Thea ter toured downtown sidewalks promoting silver dollars for 87 cents to advertise the Texas Carnival showing. After hours many prospects doubted the stunt and refused the coin offer, noting they did not believe the money was real. Bowen wore cowgirl attire and carried coins in a bag bearing the film title.
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Ann Bowen
Center Theater
Boswen
UNC Named Alternate Archie Myatt for State Student Legislature
The University of North Carolina announced today that Archie Myatt, a UNC student, has been named the alternate delegate to this year's State Student Legislature. No further information was provided about the selection process or duties.
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Archie Myatt
University of North Carolina
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