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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1959

Page

12

Escaped juvenile given new chance at training school

In Thomasville a 14 year old implicated in a weekend car theft and related offenses was returned to Eastern North Carolina Training School at Rocky Mount after a Recorder's Court hearing bound him and two teens to Superior Court for trial on breaking and entering larceny and receiving charges. The judge allowed possible return to the school if rehabilitation succeeded, with possible extra six months added. The other two youths, Edward Ray McMillan 16 of Charlotte and James Ray Wilson 17 of Angier, remain jailed in Lexington awaiting trial after subsequent arrests in Winston-Salem.

Thomasville North Carolina Rocky Mount Recorder's Court L. Roy Hughes Superior Court Hughes Davidson County Welfare Department Correctional Institution Edward Ray McMillan Charlotte James Ray Wilson Angier Lexington Paul Motor Co Motsinger’s Greensboro Winston-Salem

Randolph and Davidson Vote on State Bond Proposals

Randolph County voters rejected all nine bond issues while Davidson County approved five. Randolph unofficial tallies from 32 of 36 precincts show favored and opposed counts for educational and social projects including mental hospitals armories training schools and historical sites. Davidson returns from 34 of 37 precincts list support and opposition for educational institutions mental and hospitals training schools blind center community colleges armories port facilities and other projects.

Randolph County Davidsonians Randolph Davidson

Thomasville Vets Mark 15th Anniversary Post Banquet

Thomasville residents gathered at the William C. Miller Post 2756 VFW home for a banquet marking the post’s 15th anniversary. City Council member Austin L. Elliott traced the post’s origins as living charter members Grady B. Crews Clarence J. Harris John F. Hiatt Jonah A. Johnson Sam A. Myers Charles A. Tomlinson Monroe Yarborough attended, with Myers and Tomlinson absent. Guests included State Commander Paul Henley and Adjutant Archie Ingram.

Thomasville William C. Miller Veterans of Foreign Wars Austin L. Elliott Post Living Charter Grady B Jim) Crews Clarence J. Harris John F. Hiatt Jonah A. Johnson Sam A. Myers Charles A. Tomlinson Monroe Yarborough Living Myers Tomlinson Paul Henley Greensboro Archie Ingram High Point Avon Ragan

Patton Addresses James town Rotary on college ties

Dr Wen dell B Patton of High Point College spoke to James town Rotary about better utilizing college facilities in community life. He urged business leaders to employ faculty for research and to bridge ties with the business world. Alpha Phi Omega planned a 6 to 9 pm doughnut sale to fund their fraternity treasury. Visiting Rotarians included Ralph Dedmon Ralph Greerson Spracklin and John Herndon.

Jamestown Wendell B. Patton Jamestown Rotary Club High Point College Patton Alpha Phi Omega ‘Fraternity Dedmon Ralph Greerson United States Spracklin John Herndon Joe Slade Ralph

Chair Cillan Faces Three Charges

Thomasville police report Eugene Cillan charged with drunk driving and assault on a female after an incident on Broad Street. He faces hit and run tied to a church bus collision on Sullivan Street. Also under inquiry is a break in at the Robert Rapp residence on Fisher Ferry Street with a missing children’s bank and electric razor.

Thomasville Shuler Earl Nichols Estes Street Broad Street Nichols Ruth Osborne Dalton Street Sullivan Street Robert Rapp Fisher Ferry Street Rapp

Fair Grove Halloween Carnival at School

Fair Grove School hosts its annual Halloween Carnival starting Friday at 5 p.m. in the cafeteria with a chicken pie supper. The PTA sponsors the event, crowning the Fair Grove king and queen at 8 p.m. in the auditorium, with Hal Harrison as master of ceremonies. At 10 p.m. a bicycle is awarded, and games and cake walks raise funds for school projects.

Fair Grove PTA Hal Harrison Betas

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