Myatt Fights Noise with New Tractor Trailer Crackdown
Municipal Judge Archie Myatt opened a campaign to halt noisy tractor-trailers, levying a $50 fine and costs on William B. Wagoner for improper muffler and citing others for offenses from speeding to no operator's license. The list includes multiple defendants facing fines, suspensions, or cases bound over to Superior Court, reflecting a broad crackdown on traffic and vehicle violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Myatt
William B. Wagoner
English Street
Wagoner
State Highway Patrol
Superior Court
John R. Ivey
Lakeland
Fla
Robert E. Garner
Winston-Salem
Donald A. Hayworth
Thomasvile
Elmer C. Hedrick
South Main
Charlie E. Hull
Moffitt
Adam R. Sides
East Commerce
Ernest C. Bonham
Clara Cox
High Point rolls out new street blocks for crossings
City officials test 100k shiny white blocks replacing pedestrian cross markings. Capt J Roy Teague of the Police Department says the experimental blocks aim to cut costs and outlast conventional lines, reducing traffic interruptions. Main and Commerce Streets already show the blocks with plans to expand citywide if satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
J. Roy Teague
Police Department
Teague
Main
Commerce
Lions hear scout report from Austria jamboree
High Point Lions heard Charles Flinner, the scout they sent to the International Jamboree in Austria, describe global Lionism, thank the club, and share details of the event and how the giant project operated. Also noted is the 580th Office Repair Detachment with the Eighth Army in Korea fixing typewriters and mimeograph machines each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Charles Flinner
Austria
Flinner
Eighth Army
Korea
Deaths and Funerals in Local Area
Mrs Vida H Swaim 63 wife of Zebulon V Swaim died after 11 pm in hospital eight months ill born Yadkin County March 24 1888 came to city 31 years ago from Winston Salem member of Pickett Cotton Afill until April this year married December 24 1908 survived by husband daughter son six grandchildren and several siblings funeral arrangements set for West End Baptist Church Floral Garden Park cemetery interment to follow. Also M M Caudle prominent Republican leader died at 6 am born Randolph County August 26 1882 survived by wife six daughters three sons and numerous relatives funeral plans include New Salem Methodist Church Randolph County burial in church cemetery. North Carolina three national forests Pisgah Nantahala and Croatan referenced in regional note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vida H. Swaim
Zebulon V. Swaim
Yadkin County
Thomas L
Julia J. Swaim Holleman
Winston-Salem
Pickett Cotton
Swaim
Tr. H. Hilliard
Chapel Hill
Curtis Swaim
Sallie Hemrie
Myrtle Shoemake
Lillie Guffy
Lexington
Roby Holleman
South Bend
Ind
Koonce Funeral Home
West Green Street
West End Baptist Church
W. P. Biggerstaff
L. B. Reavis
Green Street Baptist Church
J. C. Reynolds
Ennis Street
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
P. M. Caudle
Guilford Avenue
Randolph County
L. M
Sue Vickery Caudle
Liberty Normal College
Mary E. White
South Carolina
North Carolina
Ray M. Caudle
High Point
P. C. Iveigh
W. T. White
Asheville
M. C
O. .C. Toomes
Lloyd. B. Murray
Miami
Fla
Samuel I. Evans
Goodwater
Ala
Mrs Mary Addie McConkey Dies At Home After Illness
Mrs Mary Addie McConkey 45 of 701 Wise Street died in her sleep last night at home. Born October 1901 in Winchester Tennessee she married Charles Lee McConkey in November 1919 and moved to this city June 10 1935. Survived by husband two sons Otis L McConkey and Charles Lee McConkey Jr a daughter Jessie Rine Cornett three grandchildren a brother Winfred Sholey two sisters Jessie Hinek and Alma Hadden. Funeral arrangements pending with burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Addie McConkey
Wise Street
Winchester
Tenn
Louis Sholey
Charles Lee McConkey
High Point Papers Company
Green Street Baptist Church
Daughters of Rebekan
Otis L. McConkey
Washington, D. C
Charles Lee McConkey, Jr
U. S. Army
Fort Bragg
Jessie Rine Cornett
Kernersville
RFD
Michael
Lar. Cornett
Karen Lee McConkey
Winfred Sholey
Jessie Hinek
Chickamauga
Alma Hadden
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
William H Lackey Dies After Illness at 76 in High Point
William H Lackey 76 retired contractor of 817 W Green Street died in High Point Memorial Hospital yesterday at 1 00 pm after two years of declining health and ten weeks of critical illness. Born February 7 1875 in Stokes County son of William H Lackey and Mary Sheppard Lackey he married Martha Ida Young who died 1933. He lived in the city 29 years moving from Moore County and was a member of Saint's Delight Primitive Baptist Church. Surviving are a son W C Lackey High Point two daughters Mrs Mary Smith Kernersville and Mrs Sanford Hayworth Kernersville 13 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild a brother J R Lackey High Point three sisters Mrs Mittie Hylton High Point Mrs T W Tilley and Mrs E M Barnard Lawsonville. Funeral at Bunker Hill Primitive Baptist Church Saturday at 2 00 pm with Elder J A Fagge and Elder Fletcher Moore officiating. Burial in Bunker Hill Cemetery. Body at Sechrest Funeral Home then at church one hour prior to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Lackey
W. Green Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Stokes County
William Henry
Mary Sheppard Lackey
Martha Ida Young
Moore County
Saint's Delight Primitive
Bumper to Bumper Collision on Hamilton Street Bridge
Police report a bumper to bumper collision on the Hamilton Street bridge at 3 40 am with damage totaled at 350. The driver Henrietta Shepard Negro of 13 East Washington collided with a United Cab driven by Cleveland Gaddy Negro of 235A Daniel Brooks no charges filed. NOTICE OF SALE in Guilford County North Carolina Superior Court Thomas J Gold Jr and Wife Sarah Gold by a commissioner sell property in High Point Township to the highest bidder for cash subject to court confirmation. Beginning at a pint in the East Wane of Oakwood Court near English Street Freeman corner and running along Oakwood Court to East Street then Freeman Street back to the beginning. A deposit of 1075 required as evidence of good faith. James B Lovelace Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Street
Henrietta Shepard
East Washington
Cleveland Gaddy
Daniel Brooks
North Carolina
Guilford County
Superior Court
Thomas J. Gold
Wirz
Sarah G. Gold
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Sul
Greensboro
High Point Township
Oakwood Court
English Street
Freeman’s Corner
East Street
Freeman's Corner
Freeman's Line
James B. Lovelace
Evening Television Schedule Fragment
A dense listing of radio and TV programming for Friday September 21, detailing time slots and programs across networks. Includes news segments, talk shows, dramas, music programs, sports briefings, and late night features with multiple station identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wemy-Tv
Carolina Calling
Gun Playhouse
Kla
Fran
Ollie S
the People
Briel
Signore
Engaged plus air wick quip at Lexington subway scene
A chatty column notes Winchell at the Lexington subway station near 67th praising a glamorous figure as engaged while a witty aside adds she uses Air-Wick. It describes St Moritz cafe water color decor and United Nations flags in Rockefeller Plaza with a question about delegates following the mood. Central Park trees sway in the evening breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
St. Moritz
Cafe de la Paix
United Nations
Rockefeller Plaza
Central Park
Derby Favorites Win Majority of Kentucky Derby Races
Thirty six post time favorites, or forty eight percent, won their races at the Kentucky Derby. Among the remaining runners, seventeen finished second, four took third, and nineteen were unplaced.
Practical Cowboy Style Silk Scarf Care
A silk scarf worn around the neck in cowboy style protects the neckline from perspiration and makeup stains and stays clean with easy washing. Squeeze through warm soap suds, rinse, blot dry, and hang to dry. Drape one end over a hanger to prevent cling and color transfer while drying. Press with a warm iron when nearly dry.
As and race in historical notes on Japanese origins
Fragmentary OCR suggests discussion of Japanese classification as a mix of Ainu Malay and Mon groupings. The text appears to explore racial or ethnic origins, noting subsets within East Asian peoples. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Myatt
Maurice D. Wiley
Isaac Kelly
Hulda
Floyd F. Whitt
Burlington
Fred D. Strickland
Hoover
Bobby L. Coble
West Point
Billy E. Hill
Dewey L. Atkins
Superior
Charles Stanford
George H. Conally
Mangum
Ashby M. McGuinn
Joseph Tussey
Roscoe Jackson
Davis
O. R. York, Jr
East Lexington
Andrew Carter, Sr
Mack C. Hilliard
Morris
James Waden
Cross
Waverly G. Colbert
South Hamilton
White Cross
Charlie Goodrum
Sterling Boggs
Daniel B. Sink
William J. Grant
Thomas R. Carter
Donald H. Troutman
Albert F. Nackley
Jerry A. Smith
Herbert Hayworth
Mike M. Carr
Radford F. Carter
Moody W. Collins
General Electric
N. W
ETT Plumbing & Heating CO
Penney’s
J. C. Penney
Mrs
Vida Swaias
Sk. M
New Salem Methodist Church
John Cagle
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
S. &. Taylor
New Salem
Pisgah and
Nantahala
Croatan
Mary McConkey
William Lackey
Abc-Che
Abe-Mbs-Esat Kiddies
Abe
Bob Crosby Club
Cbhs
One Man's Family
Nabe News
Cos
Screen Directors’ Playhouse
Nbe
Spade Cooley
Cbbs
Azine Theater
PLBS
Drarha
Aba Orchestra
Mbs
Rayburn & Finch
Abe Armed Forces Review
Mbg
Sheriff
Mibs
Goodman
Abe Orchestra
Mystery
Robert Q. Waxworks
Cbs Tunes
News & Variety
Winchell
Brewn Kneckabeu
Nevel
Goodyear
A&d
A&c
Tavervensane Settasape
Main Street
Hosiery Package Store
Duke Power Company
Samag
Hbadmonit
Grslinas
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