Two Charged With Theft Of Auto In City
Police charged Clyde Frank Lin Morgan and John J. Jordan, both of Mangum Avenue, with auto larceny for allegedly stealing a 1953 Chevrolet valued at 250 dollars from Edward Hill of Clara Cox Apartments. Bond set at 1000 dollars each, trial October 10. Also charged were Lemuel Dawkins and Elijah Little, both 16, with stealing two billfolds and 31 dollars. bond 200 dollars each, trial October 29. Dorsey Gregory, 62, charged with drunken driving. Nel Johnson Abbott, 40, charged with drunken driving. Dorothy Belle Fulp, 28, charged with reckless driving after a traffic incident. Howard Franklin Livengood, 52, cited for failure to yield after a wreck. Damage estimated at 700 dollars to Livengood and 450 dollars to William Bowman’s car.
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Clyde Franklin Morgan
Mangum Avenue
John J. Jordan
Edward Hill
Clara Cox Apartments
Lemuel Dawkins
Mint Street
Elijah Little
Cedar Street
J. C. Boyles
High Point
Dorsey Gregory
Grayson Street
Reid
Leonard Street
Bond
Nel Johnson Abbott
English Road
Westchester
Providence
Dorothy Belle Fulp
West Point Avenue
Green and
Ward Street
Howard Franklin Livengood
Kenny and
Adams Streets
Livengood
Adams Street
Kenney
William Maynard Bowman
Hedrick Street
Bowman
Draft Board Seeks Men's Whereabouts
A number of men registered at the local draft board have failed to submit current information or have moved with mail returned as undeliverable. The board requests anyone with knowledge of these men to contact the local draft board in the High Point Post Office Building. The list includes Henry Dallas Agner, Fred Lee Arney, Roscoe Boyd, Delbert Elwood Bowen, John Clyde Brown Jr., Austin Carr Brady, James Lester Burrell, George Washington Cooper Jr., and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
High Point Post Office
Henry Dallas Agner
Fred Lee Arney
Roscoe Boyd
Delbert Elwood Bowen
John Clyde Brown Jr
Austin Carr Brady
James Lester Burrell
George Washington Cooper Jr
Lester Lee Crofts
James Douglas
Ralph Lee Edwards
Clyde Harden Elledge
Loy H. Fennell
Billy Fraylick
Arthur Hauser
John Harris
Anthony Heath
James Ralph Hill
Jack Raymond Hipps
Charles Sterling Holton
Paul Edward Hunsucker
Robert Lee Jones
Lloyd Earnest King
Calvandus Vick Lasiter
Edward Thurman Little
Dealis Wise Long
Albert Ray Lowe
Jack Harrison
WCTU Elects Davis President At North Carolina Convention
Mrs J B Davis of Charlotte was reelected president of the North Carolina Women's Christian Temperance Union at a Saturday convention held at First Christian Church Greensboro. New officers include Mrs F B Sullivan of Asheville as vice president and Mrs Carrie H Shu felt of High Point as corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
J. B. Davis
Charlotte
North Carolina Women’s Christian Temperance Union
First Christian Church
F. B. Sullivan
Asheville
Vic
Carrie H. Shufelt
High Point
Mary Gardne
Raleigh
Harvey B. Hunter
Hurricane Ella Threat To Ships And Seaboard
Hurricane Ella moved northeast offshore threatening shipping. The Weather Bureau warned of gales and high seas from Cape Lookout to Cape May with small craft urged to shelter in port. By 11 a.m. the center was about 320 miles south southeast of Cape Hatteras, packing winds to 100 mph and moving 15 mph.
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Cape Hatteras
N.C
Ella
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Seaboard
Bermuda
Cape Lookout
N. C
Cape May
N. J
Savannah
Block Island
R. I
Chesapeake Bay
Florida East
Bahamas
Atlantic
CORE Pickets At Hickory Winn-Dixie Protest Hiring Bias
A CORE led demonstration outside a Hickory Winn-Dixie targeted discriminatory hiring practices. Six youths were moved off the sidewalk by a white man on a motorcycle, with minor jeering but no injuries or police action reported. About 25 to 30 people, adults and children, gathered nearby as shopping continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
N.C
Winn-Dixie
Congress
Mooning
Flushing
N.Y
CORE
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
End
C. L. Hammer
Hammer
State Fair Closes After Record North Carolina Attendance
RALEIGH AP The 95th North Carolina State Fair closed with a record 925000 attendees. Attendance on Saturday surpassed Tuesday’s day record and pushed the week total beyond 800000 with $60000 in prize money. Fair manager Ballentine praised the event as successful as weather shifted from hot early to cool later in the week. The fair drew 5500 groups and 443 exhibitors sharing prizes while more than 12000 festival entries were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ballentine
L. Y
Oxygen Tent Fire Injures 71-Year-Old Heart Patient
Oscar Noles of Charlotte suffered first and second degree burns when his oxygen tent ignited at Memorial Hospital while he was in a crowded treatment room. Firemen arrived after nurses and aides had already extinguished the flames. Noles remains in serious but satisfactory condition. A cigarette was cited as the ignition source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Memorial Hospital
Oscar Noles
Hal Green
Noles
Green
Free book promises relief from arthritis without drugs
An advertisement offers a free illustrated book from The Ball Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri claiming arthritis relief without drugs or surgery. It urges prompt request by mail with no obligation and no agent will call, using a postcard for reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Clinic
Dept
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
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WCTU
Wee Goldsboro
Siemf Vie News
Hippodrome
Mississippi Sound
Mobile Bay
Supermart
By Gene Pauldine
Marvel
Cleo
U.S
Remington Research
Harllee’s Inc
S. Main ST
High Point, N. c
FCP
Crawford Street
R.I
Family Weekly
Horace G.ilderton
Boudoir
Lane Furniture
Furniture Exposition
High Point Sth
Wrenn Street Annex
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