Heavy Punishment Given In Injured Officer Case
William Steen 21 of 329 South Wrenn Street received suspended sentences for three counts from a September 12 disturbance that injured City Policeman Clyde Rich. Resisting arrest carries eight months in a first offender camp suspended for five years with $200 to Rich plus $500 in weekly installments. disorderly conduct 30 days suspended for three years. assault 12 months suspended for five years with good behavior and no legal violations. An appeal was filed for Harris Trimnal 26 for non support, with a suspended six month road sentence conditioned on paying hospital bills and $5 weekly child support, plus a $400 bond. Other cases: W. H. Johnson 48 received multiple sentences for drunk driving and hit and run, both road terms suspended. Beatrice Walker to receive $25 in a six month sentence. Will Clifton ordered to pay $95 damages and $10 costs with a suspended 12 month term. Tommy Phillips 20 fined $15 and license revoked for 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Steen
Wrenn Street
Clyde Rich
Steen
Rich
Harris Trimnal
Wise Street
Edith King
Long Street
Trimnal
W. H. Johnson
Route 2
George Pierson
West Green Street
William Walker
Beatrice Walk
Will W. Clifton
Winston- Salem
Tommy Frank Phillips
Greensboro
Local Club Presents Magician Charles Vance at High Point
Local Club brings Charles Vance the Marco Polo of Magic to High Point High School auditorium on October 30 at 8 pm under the American Business Club to aid the Girl Scout Camp Improvement Fund. Tickets from members or at the door. Vance, once protege of Great Nicola, offers new feats unseen in this country audience interaction included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vance
Marco Polo
Ior High School
American Business Club
Vance
Nicola
Europe
Far East
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Riverside Church
New York City
Prayer for TODAY blessing workers in Waco
A prayer asks for gratitude and blessings for all city workers including taxi drivers, trolley operators, street sweepers, and sanitation staff in Waco Texas. It credits Forrest Feezer of the First Baptist Church as the minister.
Founders Day Observed at Guilford College With Talks
Guilford College marked Founders Day celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Five Years Meeting of Friends. Dr. Clyde A. Milner delivered the principal address as discussion groups met afternoon. Clarence F E Pickett spoke at 8 p.m. on sane cae and International Arts. Local participants from High Point and Archdale attended events including a tea and Founders Hall dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
Clyde A. Milner
Five Years Meeting of Friends
Clarence FE. Pickett
American Friends Service Committee
Third Ward
High Point
Joseph D. Cox
James Mattocks
Lara Carroll
Cecil Haworth
Horace Haworth
Alice Paige White
Virgil Robertson
Augustine Blair
Robert R. Ragan
J. Elwood Cox
Tom A. Sykes
D. Virgil Pike
Tor
Halloween Carnival Sponsored by Rotary Club This Saturday
A Rotary Club Halloween carnival offers a kiddie and pet parade at 2 p.m., a diaper derby and carnival from 3 to 5, and a square dance carnival at the Armory on-Street from 8 p.m. Prizes cover best decorated bicycles pets ponies and costumes. Parade forms at Church North Main Street and travels to the County Building. Entry cards or blanks must be mailed to Rotary Kiddie Parade Box 791 High Point with name address age school phone and event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Armory
Church North Main Street
Main Street
Rotary Kiddie Parade
High Point
Registration Party Slated By Republicans
Local Republican headquarters will host a registration party Friday night from 7 to 10 with band music refreshments and registration aid. Rufus Hayworth says transport to registration places will be provided Saturday and during election week. The headquarters at Hamilton and Commerce will stay open nightly to 9:30 and offer voting and registration information campaign materials and help contacting registrars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Hayworth
Township GO
Hayworth
Republican Executive Committee
GOP
Hamilton and
Commerce Streets
Two Speakers Set for Design Class at Junior High
Martine Barker and Theo Redman will address the Arts and Crafts Workshop interior design class tomorrow night at the Junior High School. Barker will cover coordination of color design and Redman will discuss trends accessories and using traditional and modern furniture. The session begins at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martine Barker
Theo Redman
Arts and Crafts Workshop
Barker Ak
Miss Redman
Jamestown PTA To Meet Tomorrow Evening
Jamestown Parent Teachers Association will hold a meeting tomorrow at 7 45 PM in the school auditorium. A civil defense program is planned and full attendance is urged by organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Parent-Teachers Association
Minor Fires Cause Little Damage in City
Two fires in the city caused only minor damage. At 755 East Waon Street a motor short sparked insulation in a blower chamber around 12:50 a.m. Nothing serious was reported at Samuel Hyman Jewelry. A 7:45 a.m. blaze at 206 East Russell Street flooded an oil chamber in a circulator with no damage. A Hillcrest Drive leave gathering truck fire was extinguished with leaves drowned into the container.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
J. J. Patterson
East Waon Street
Samuel Hyman
East Russell Street
Hillcrest Drive
George Dean
Public Works
Driverless Car Crashes After Mooring Malfunction
A driverless car slipped its moorings and rolled across Dalton Street, hitting a parked vehicle and causing about $200 in damage to both cars. Carl G. Walker of Trinity was cited for improper parking. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon in the 000 block, near Ott Marsh of 1550 England Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Walker
Trinity
Dalton Street
Ott Marsh
Walker
Optimist Club Show Closes Fundraiser With Two Day Talent Night
The first night of the two day Trippin Around talent show drew an appreciative local audience as the Optimist Club wrapped up its drive for a Little League Baseball Park funds. Notable appearances included Dr. J B Hensley Mrs. Charlotte Guy and Mary Lou Culler with dance acts by square dancers from the High Point Recreation Center and Adams Dance Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girlies
All Men
L. G. Harrison
Bill Currie
Ken Litton
Slim Jensen
J. B. Hensley
Charlotte Guy
Bob Mendenhall
Jack Burris, Jr
Mary Lou Culler
John
Mary Doe
Hensley
Guy
High Point Recreation Center
Adams Dance Studio
Bill Collins
High Point College
Max Meeks
Frank Lambeth
Warren Parris
Conrad West
Barbara George
Pat Johnston
Martha Rogers
Greensboro
Boy Shot At Western Auto Store Leaves School Aim Uncertain
Thomasville police report 16 year old John Warner was shot in the chest at the Western Auto Store on Main Street. condition unchanged, still hopeful to return to school. Police say the act was personal safety related. weapon belonged to the store manager and was removed from company files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Paul M. Shore
John Warner
Barnwell Street
Western Auto Store
Main Street
Shore
Warner
Umstead Address to Be Re aired on WMFR Tonight
A rebroadcast of gubernatorial candidate William Umstead's Burlington speech from October 15 will air tonight at 9 30 over Radio WMFR. Dave Neill announced the program as a major address by local Democrats before the Sixth Congressional District Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Umstead
WMFR
Dave Neill
Thomasville Guard Unit Signs Up for Reorganization
Thomasville National Guard unit members sign up as the Battery B of the 540th Field Artillery Battalion reorganization proceeds. The unit cannot reactivate until it secures a meeting place and rents, with November 3 as the rent-authorization date. Until then, 34 members meet in High Point and other areas, with credit given for time served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
National Guard
Joe Lloyd
540Th Field Artillery Batallion
Thomasville Guard
High Point
Army
Fort Bragg
Korea
Lloyd
Youth Is Injured In Grid Practice
Elbert Kennedy of Route 3 Thomasville sustained a leg injury during a school practice on the grounds. He was transported by Green Funeral Home ambulance to the hospital, treated for a leg injury, and released Monday night with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy, noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Elbert Kennedy
John Kenn
Route 3
John
Green Funeral Home
Employment Upward Trend Continues in High Point
Ralph E. Miller, mayor of the Employment Security Commission office, reports September total area employment 3.23 percent above July with a forecast of leveling off through December and January. Manufacturing shows solid gains in furniture and textiles, while non manufacturing boosts retail general merchandise and government sectors. Unemployment fell from August by nearly 14 percent. in migrants from eastern Tennessee are rising. demand for clerks, upholsterers, and hosiery workers remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Miller
Employment Security Commission Office
Miller
ESC
Emer
Tennessee
Straw Vote in West End Shows Eisenhower Ahead
West End business community polls on the presidential race with 638 votes for Eisenhower and 20 for Stevenson. Poll conducted nonpartisan among Melrose Hosiery West End workers and area businesses with results counted after two days of voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Eisenhower
English Street
High Point
Melrose Hosiery Mill
W. S. Halstead
Hower
Stevenson
Melrose
Esso
Bargain Furniture Company
Weisener
Gene’s
K and H
Wilson's
Standard Cafe
Standard Barber Shop
Anderson’s Drug Store
West End Cafe
Turpin Electric
King’s Drugs
Alman-Bass Furniture Company
Who Can Vote in Guilford County in 1952
Information prepared by John Haworth on voting qualifications registration and absentee ballots for Guilford County voters. Details include age literacy residence duration and precinct transfers rules and where to register in High Point and Greensboro with contact instructions and eligibility for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haworth
High Point
County Board of Elections
Haworth
Elections Board
United States
North Carolina
Guilford County
Guilford Fens
Thomasville Registration Seen Heavy Yet Normal Increases
Thomasville voters report registration remains heavy but on a normal pace with a GOP lead in new registrants. Precincts Pilot Amazon Mills Kern Street Carmall Street show Republicans outpacing Democrats two to one or more among new registrants. County officials expect Saturday to draw the largest turnout as the November 4 election nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Thomasville
Pilot
Amazon Mills
Matline
Kern Street
Carmall Street
Henry Early
Thomas Robinson Dies In Hospital
Thomas Robinson 58 World War I veteran died in a local hospital at 4 am after five months of declining health. Born May 12 1894 in Williamsburg County South Carolina he came to High Point nine years ago from Randleman. He survived by Bell Hamill one and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Friday at 2 30 pm from a church near Green Street with Rev W L Smith, burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Robinson
Williamsburg County
Charlie A Carrie Ridgeway Robinson
High Point
Randleman
Friendly Baptist
Recree Sa
Dence
West Green Street
W. L. Smith
The
Friendly
Rotary District Governor Visits Local Rotary Club
Rotary District Governor E. W. Freeze Jr visits the High Point club for his annual district tour meeting President Howard Pancoast Secretary Ernest McCall and other officers to discuss administration and service. Freeze is a Commonwealth Hosiery Mills officer and Rotary member from Ranchowenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
High Point
E. W. Freeze, Jr
Rotary International
Howard Pancoast
Ernest McCall
Freeze
Commonwealth Hosiery Mills
Ranchowen
Gee
Rotary Clan
Wes
Ust Geognapenen
Building permits issued for two five room dwellings
G. F. Duggins received a permit for a five room dwelling on Hines Street valued at about 5200 dollars. G. H. Mathis obtained a permit for a five room dwelling on King Street valued at about 6000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Duggins
Hines Street
Tate
G. H. Mathis
King Street
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Jamestown Pta
High Point High
Charlotte Central High
Barbara Hedgecock
Ronnie Crowsen
Jo Ann Sowers
Richard Mason
Rogena Davis
Donald Scalf
Margaret
Umstead
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