Butter Egg defendants sentenced in High Point court
Judge Archie Myatt sentenced Marie Hood and Reaba Belcher in a Butter and Egg lottery case, each to four months in the workhouse with suspensions conditioned on fines costs and good behavior. The raid produced many confiscated lottery tickets. Other speeding and drunken driving cases followed with varied fines and suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Myatt
Marie Hood
Moon Street
Bence
Reaba 7 Belcher
West Street
Be Pen
Sauber
Carpenter
Johnnie Langston
Field Street
R. Hedrick
Langston
State Highway Patrol
Eugene Ebore
Judson Stewart
Jesse Williard
Peggy Greensboro
Vaughnek x
Willie Ie Plaster
Charlie ‘Potter
Thomas E. Hill
Costa
John R. Ae
Archdale
Coscade Walden
Lester Rore
Bill Erm
M. Small
Oscar Oo
Greens- 6
Raymond Treas Estep
Idney Eee
Rowe
Oral N. Qlilli
Hubert
M.p.h
Lance
Willis
Alishua Bailey
Lonnie L. Holliefield
Tan
Charlie C. Lassiter
Poets City of Weimar Home to Giants of Letters
Weimar Germany known as the Poets City for its famed writers Goethe Schiller Herder and Wieland. The town also hosted Franz Liszt one of the world’s greatest musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weimar
Germany
Goethe, Schiller, Herder
Wieland
Franz Liszt
Two New Policemen And Clerk for Local Force
The force gains Clarenes G Link and Charles E Pierce as fourth class patrolmen at 200 dollars monthly and Mabel Brooks as traffic clerk at 160 dollars. All three named by Civil Service Commission. appointments effective tomorrow. Pierce served in Navy and Air Force. Link and Brooks bring varied prior work histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarenes G. Link
Elm Street
Charles E Pierce
Willowbrook Street
Mabel Brooks
Fifth Street
Busicease
T — State Teletrate
Pegasy
Brooks
Stoker
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Pierce
Burlington Mills
Air Force Reserve
Sink
American Bakery
Trades Baby For Ride In Automobile
A man traded his baby for a ride to a service station and left the child in the vehicle. B R Sumner reported to Police Capt. Friddle that he picked up an unidentified man between Lexington and Thomasville last Saturday and drove him to a station near Thomasville. The man went to get gas for his stalled car, did not return, leaving Sumner with the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Sumner
Route 4
W. F. Friddle
Lexington
Thomasville
Sumner
Stock List Highlights Large Market Share Figures
A compiled stock list shows many firms with high percentages such as Motorola 60 percent, National Biscuit 31 percent, American Tobacco 62 percent, and Chrysler 49 percent. The table lists corporations across industries including aviation, automotive, chemicals, and railroads with gains and mixed holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockheed
Atria
Louisville & Company
Isis Magnavox
Missouri
Kansas Tex
Montgomery Ward
Motorola Radio
SO ‘Murray Corporation
Nash Kelvinator
Seeeeel Benee
National Biscuit
National Cash Register
National
National Distillers Ee
New York
Adams Express
Admiral Corporation
Allied Chemical & Dyeeenee
Chalmers Mig
American Car
American Tei & Vel
American Tobacco
Armour & Co
Atchison, Top & SF
Atlantic Refinery
Avco
Ohio Oil Company
Eovscecses
Oly Baldwin
Lima
Otis Elevator
Bethlehem Steel
Paramount Pictures
Boeing Airplane
Penney, J
Coy
Borden Company
Penn ” Dix Srep
Borg Warner
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi Cola
Budd Company
Essere Lda
Philco Corporation
Burlington Mills
Phillips Petroleum
Burroughs
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Calumet & Hector
Pittsburgh Ser & B
Canada Dry
Pullman Company
Serresseee
Canadian Pacific
Keith Orpheum Covence
Gatepling
Hector
Remington Rand
Champion
Chesapeauxe & Ohio
Seaboard Airline
Chrysler Corporation
Sears Foebuckt
Coca Cola
Socony
Columbia Gas & Elec
Southern Pacific
Ssssceesesee
Scseeeee
Southern Railway
Standard Oil Calif
Continental Camserereesesses M
Standard Oil
Continental Motor
Cseseeseee
Continental Oil
Stevens, di. P. Co
Beteeeensee
Corn
Emerson Ré& P
Union Pacific
Firestone Rubber
United Airlines Een Freeport
United Aircraft
General Electric
United Corporation General Foods
Cscscoeevese
United Fruit
Csecees
General Dacuorr
Sas
United Gas Imp
Gillette Razor
United States
Goodrich
Us Smelting & Rel Cosvensee
Ana Um Corpora Etter
Ry Pessenes Wick
Cheemigal Seaviewdss
Tugsic
seeteesreenens Virginia + Care Chemical
Eoosseevese Ots
Warner Pictures Oeeeeenersee
Central Teeeseseseeeee Soc
West Marinand
Graham Says Devil to Blame For World's Ills
Evangelist Graham at Crusade Tabernacle blames Satan for global woes and personal troubles. He calls Christianity the answer and says another speech will be held at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Devil
Tabernacle
Colleges Represented List Includes 49 Institutions
A fragmented roster lists 49 colleges and individuals such as Harvard College Hollins College Lees McRae North Carolina State College Peace College Sullins College Sweet Briar College UNC School of Nursing United Ocean Coast Guard Academy Wake Forest College Yale University and more amid garbled OCR. Names include Ann Hancock Eleanor Terry Donald Fouts Landry Neely Betsy Davis Patsy Pendergrass and Coltrane among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hancock
Harvard College
Frank’ McCain
Hollins College
Landry Neely
Lees McRaelege
Eleanor Terry
Lenoir College
Donald Fouts
Marcies Millarger
Ty Baldwin
Mary Layne “Ballard
Pote Ashi
Woman's College
Jane Sowers
Yale University
Tom Wood
Twelve Men Trapped After West Virginia Mine Blast
An explosion at the Truax-Tracr United No. 1 mine on Cabin Creek traps twelve workers, with 16 in the mine at blast time and four escaping. Rescue teams rush to the scene as investigators probe coal-dust ignition and location near Weva co. The disaster follows another fatal mine incident in Morgantown area two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kayford
Truax - Tracr Coal Company
Here
Charleston
Cabin Creek
H. B Glasscock
Truax-Tracr
App
Mines Department
Wevaco
State Mines Department
West Virginia
Wee
Rotter Coal Company
Morgantown
Deaths And Funerals Wade H Nail and Lottie Ray
Wade H Nail 62 died unexpectedly at home 7 Church Street Thom asville. Funeral Monday at Heidelberg Reformed Church with Rev J A Palmer and pallbearers listed. Interment in Calvary Reformed cemetery. Lottie Johnson Ray 53 of High Point died Tuesday night after six months declining health. Survived by daughter Mrs W T Peatross and three sons. Funeral Thursday 4 PM at Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church, burial Gloral Garden Park Cemetery. Body to home this afternoon at 5.0 PM and at church 3:30 PM tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Thomasville
Wade H. Nail
Heidleberg
Francee
Eal
J. A. Palmer
Fred Williams
John Buckner
Turner Fer
M Paul Black
Paul Hall
Grady Hedrick
Calvary Reformed Church
Nail
Thomasville Chair Company
Church Street
Lottie Ray
Lottie Johnson Ray
High Point
Stokes County
Navy
Ross
Ginny Johnson
Ray
Hayworth Wesleyan Methodist Church
Adams-Millis Corporation
W. T. Peatross
Winslow Street
Ross Ray
Kannapolis
George William Ray
Wilmington
Del
Hubert Joseph Ray
U. S. Navy
Philadelphia
Robert Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Off Point
Hayworth
Memorial Wesleyan Methodists Church
W. C. Levin
Gloral Garden Park
Tax Tightens Grip as Gamblers Face New Levy
The new revenue bill imposes a 10 percent tax on gross gambling winnings and requires professional gamblers to register and post a $50 occupation stamp. Violations carry prison and fines up to $10,000. Some operators foresee closures and a move underground as enforcement details remain unreleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Sam
New Orleans
Newstone
Peagonneigot House
Treasury
Air Force Chief urges West Point of the Air and more planes
In Colorado Springs Air Force Chief of Staff Hoyt Vandenberg urges immediate creation of an Air Academy to train high school graduates into professional officers. He says the United States must expand aircraft production to maintain air supremacy while noting current deliveries lag pre Korean war orders. Atomic test briefing planned for air force leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Force
Hoyt Vandenberg
U.S
Vandenberg
FBI
Broadmoor
Navy
Air Academy
America
West Point
Naval Academy
Nevada
Boiling Butter with Horseradish Leaves Allegedly Sweetens It
In India, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica, rancid butter can be rendered sweet by boiling it with horseradish tree leaves. This medieval tasting note cites traditional remedy as a possible method to revive spoiled dairy through plant infusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Feast Day Masses Announced for All Saints and All Souls
Catholic service notes All Saints Holy Day observances at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church with Masses at 6:00 7:00 and 8:30 am. All Souls services on Friday run 6:00 7:30 and 8:00 9:30 am. Fire alarms log multiple incidents including a washing machine fire on 2300 apee Avenue. Building permits issued to J A Eshelman for a one story frame tea room on Quaker Lane. Marriage licenses list several couples including Joseph Drapalik Betty Degen Eugene Dan Glendane Oren Hawkins Lucy Hill Elmer Pauiter and Tavernier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Heart of Mary
J. A. Eshelman
Quaker Lane
Joseph Drapalik Ang
Betty Degen
Chicago
Eugene Dan
Galax
Glendaneof
Sandy Va
Oren Hawkins Ridge
Lucy Hill
Trini Elmer Pauiter
Tavernier
Minor Collision At Elm and Thurston Streets
At a Greensboro intersection a minor collision occurred when Zena C Faircloth driving a 1950 Pontiac west on Thurston Street assumed Alfred J Poole would stop traveling on Elm Street He failed to stop causing the crash Damage to the Pontiac was about 20 There were no injuries and no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Elm and
Thurston Streets
Zena C. Faircloth
Weston Thurston Street
Alfred J. Poole
Forrest Avenue
le See
Oath Administrator for Washington’s First Inauguration
The Supreme Court had not been appointed so Chancellor Robert Livingston of New York took the duty of administering George Washington’s oath at his first inauguration, resolving a key ceremonial question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
George Washington
Robert Livingston
State of
New York
News items of interest to colored people convention notes
A gathering at the Odd Fellows Halls with Retha Monroe urging full attendance. North Carolina Baptist Institution guest speaker expected tonight. Minister to deliver sermon at Wm. Penn Auditorium. Jamestown services led by Rev. J. D. White at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Homecoming Thursday events include football at Ab Wm. Penn and Charlotte High School kickoff at 8 p.m. at Fabion Millis Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd. Fellows
Retha Monroe
North Carolina Baptist Institution
Toni
Wm. Penn Sc Auditorium
Jamestown
J. D. White
Pomona
Tabernacle of Jesus
Wm. Penn
Charlotte High Schoool
Charlotte
Fibion Millis Stadium
Episcopalians Survey Work at St Marys and St Lukes
The Episcopal Church in the city conducts a survey of St Marys and St Lukes as part of the Diocesan effort led by Rt Rev Richard H Baker. The goal is to inventory current work and plan future advancement with daily self survey forms at Parish House and home visits for those unavailable. Carl R Abel leads as local chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
St. Mary’s
St. Luke's
Richard H. Baker
Latar
North Carolina
St. Mary’s Church
St. Luke’s Congregation
Wiil
Carl R. Abel
Feathery Scottish Golf Balls From Old Games
An item notes that early Scottish golf balls were built from horsehide stuffed with gull feathers so tightly that a ball could contain about a bushel of loose feathers, illustrating the rough construction of early equipment.
Yow Funeral Home Relocates to Main Street
The Yow Funeral Home completes its move from Broad and Elm to 640 North Main Street in High Point. The new facility features a spacious interior, separate service and display areas, 24 hour attendants, expanded parking, and driveways from Main and Wrenn streets. Founded in 1923 by David T. Yow, it remains a long‑standing family operation in Guilford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T. You
Elm Streets
Main Street
Auaest Ns
T. Harmonery
Wrenn Street
Main
David T. Yow
High Point
Guilford County
Cons
People s Church Plans Revival Start Time
The People s Church in Thomasville plans an old fashioned revival at 7:30 p m on Sunday November 9 at the People's Methodist on the corner of Tosenoacs Streets. G M Allison pastor says singing will be featured and the evangelist is a veteran law enforcement officer with experience as a policeman detective and sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
West Main Coon
SSS
Thomasville
F. P. Eeoueaenr
Pevettevile
People’s Methsteen
Tosenoacs Rege
G. M. Allison
Conoga
Fea
Saventte
Conferences May Be Resumed On Thursday
Thomasville Chair Company and United Furniture Workers union may resume talks Thursday afternoon at the company plant after a period of inactivity. The meeting aims to settle bargaining issues affecting workers and the plant operations.
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Myatt
POETS
Carson G. Tutherow
Davidson Street
Philco
Rose Furniture Company
Vance
Gene Kester
Tuterow
Wanda Overby
Kelly Street
City
Aad
Cc. C. Stoker
High Point Community Chest
John Bouldin
Gere
Pee Avenue
Chestnut Street
Episcopalians
Golf
Yow Funeral Home
Main St
People’s Church
Jin
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
High Point Corner 8
Nathan Hunt