Teenagers Get Break From Court
Two teenagers Delmar Willard Lockamy and Charles Lee McGraw faced larceny and arson charges in Municipal Court. They were placed on probation with sentence withheld for six months after admitting theft of 69 dollars from Lockamy's grandmother. the arson charge was dropped after evidence shown no real damage.
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I Municipal Court
Delmar Willard Lockamy
E. Russell Sr
Charles Lee McGraw
Hillsboro
Lockamy
H. M. Lockamy
E. Russell St
Washington, D.C
McGrow
Civitan Heart Talk on Bond Issue Promotes School Gains
Mrs. Bill Lewis spoke to Civitan Club members about the October 3 bond vote for school and mental hospital improvements. She said the bonds do not require higher state income taxes. President Joe Reynolds noted next week's joint meeting with Kiwanis Rotary and American Business Clubs at 12 15 p m Wednesday. An Zone 4 Civitan Clubs meeting in Winston-Salem Friday was announced. Tom Shelton urged representation in a merchants and farmers parade set for Saturday October Arch Richardson's team won the attendance to and Stokes Sally was Mr X.
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Bill Lewis
Civitan Club
Joe Reynolds
Kiwanis
Rotary
American Business Clubs
Civitan
Winston - Salem
Tom Shelton
Marriner elected executive VP of State Commercial Bank of Thomasville
Cecil H. Marriner, famed banker from High Point and Winston-Salem, elected executive vice president of the new State Commercial Bank of Thomasville as it relocates to its new quarters. He comes from Greenville South Carolina National Bank where he was executive vice president. Marriner, a North Carolina native, has 20 years in High Point banking and led First National Bank offices in Winston-Salem and Greenville.
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Thomasville
Cecil H. Marriner
High Point
Winston-Salem
New State Commercial Bank of
George Handley
State Commercial Bank
State Industrial Bank
Marriner
Greenville
The
General Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
the Red Cross
Richmond
Lois Peterson
Alamance County
B. F. Long
Statesville
Handley
Jaycees Hold Meet For Carnegie Course Intro Session
The Dale Carnegie Course introductory session sponsored by the Jaycees is set for 7:00 a.m. in the YMCA ballroom with no cost. Joseph Karaffa leads the class and will present memory techniques for names faces and facts.
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Dale Carnegie
The
Jaycees
YMCA
Joseph Karaffa
Carnegie
Immunization Ban on Pupils Lifted in High Point
County health officials and local doctors lifted the immunization ban for school children in High Point and will begin immunizing all entrants who lack shots. Dr. Lorin Wallin urged immediate action, noting legal stay in school requires immunization for smallpox diphtheria pertussis and tetanus.
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High Point
Lorin Wallin
Wallin
Arrest may clear local break ins
Investigation into recent city burglaries grows stronger as detectives pursue George Davis a High Point Negro held in Greensboro on two Greensboro burglaries. A pistol found on Davis matches a local grocery theft weapon prompting further questioning by Detective Capt. W C Johnson. The gun was taken from the Sanitary Sea Food Market on E Washington St during a four‑site break‑in spree in September.
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High Point
Greensboro
George Davis
W.C. Johnson
Sanitary Sea Food Market
E. Washington St
Davis
Toastmasters Hear Gettysburg Address Toastmasters
N. L Garner Jr. spoke to Piedmont Toastmasters Club about delivery of the Gettysburg Address as a model of effective speech. He read Lincoln passages to show voice modulation. Also speaking were Porter Hauser Ed Sale and Bill Hall. topicmasters were Dave Bouldin and Bob McCall.
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N. L Garner Jr
Piedmont Toastmasters Club
Garner
Lincoln
Porter Hauser
Ed Sale
Bill Hall
Dave Bouldin
Bob McCall
T. G. Shelton
High Pointer Wins Fair Cattle Honors at High Point Fair
Dr. M. B. Leath's Guernsey entries won grand champion and junior grand champion among about 60 head judged by T. C. Blalock. Other winners included Jim Kivett in Holstein and Johnny Bennett in Jersey divisions. Prizes were cash awards. home demonstration clubs and Grange booths also recognized. Exhibits will stay on display through Saturday.
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High Point
M. B. Leath
Guernsey
T. C. Blalock
State College
Jim Kivett
Jamestown
Johnny Bennett
Ig College
Jersey
T C. Potts
Union Hill School Club
Guilford Club
Deep River Club
Oak View
Guilford
Guilford Grange
Guilford Council
C. M. Borum
Conference Opens With Memorial Tributes by Western NC Methodists
Western North Carolina Methodists opened their annual conference paying tribute to 13 ministers and nine spouses who died since the last meeting. Dr. Eugene C. Few urged living well as he addressed clergy and lay leaders, followed by Holy Communion led by Presiding Bishop Costen J. Harrell and district superintendents. Delegates, over 1,000, prepared for official business, while committees held pre-conference sessions to nominate members and draft reports for the week. The Historical Society elected H C Sprinkle Jr. president, with R A Smith as vice president and Fred D. Paschal as secretary-treasurer.
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Western North Carolina
Few
Methodist
Historical Society
H C. Sprinkle Jr
World Outlook
R. A. Smith
Greensboro
Fred D. Paschal
Hendersonville
Mr. Paschal
Bis Harrell
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Emory University
Main St. Methodist
Board of Missions
Walter J. Miller
Ernest E. Tuck
Carl D. Stewart
Board of Evangelism
Roy H. Short
Committee On World Peace
Charles F. Ross Jr
Conference Brotherhood
Epidemic Hepatitis Virus Tracked By Health Survey
An epidemiological survey started yesterday to trace the hepatitis outbreak that has killed one child in High Point. Officials expect results in two to three weeks while gamma globulin is issued to contacts. the illness is concentrated in Jamestown with over 50 cases, though some isolates appear in Randolph and Davidson Counties.
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Lorin Wallin
Randolph
Davidson
Jamestown
Wallin
Thomasville Bank Preview for State Commercial Bank Opening
The State Commercial Bank of Thomasville will hold a preview next Wednesday at its new Main and Salem Streets quarters. School children can view the bank until 5 p.m. Invitations go out soon for the formal opening with a program featuring state officials, announced by President George Handley.
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State Commercial Bank of
Thomasville
Main and
Salem Sts
George Handley
Ct. de
Fair Frontal Weather With Mild Rise Expected
An incoming mass of cooler air won t drop temperatures as much as first expected and forecasters call for fair and slightly warmer weather through Thursday. Highs near 75 today and 80 tomorrow with a chilly night around 45. Tonight s low near 47.
Local Man Scores High In National Truck Roadeo
Charlies M. Collins of High Point a Johnson Motor Lines driver scored 288 of 300 in the National Truck Roadeo field course semi finals at St. Paul Minnesota. It was believed the score would qualify Collins for the Saturday finals. He is the North Carolina Road to winner and is entered in the straight truck class.
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Charlies M. Collins
High Point
Johnson Motor Lines
St. Paul
Minn
Collins
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Lexington
Fred Small
W. Russell St
Candlewick Corp
Small
Charles Eugene Kirkman
Route 4
Fletcher Williams
Johnson St
Lewis Melton
Perry St
Howard Prader Swift
Springfield Ave
Claude H. Dillon
Route 6
Arch Richardson
Stokes Sally
Mr. X
Eugene C. Few
High
New Thomasville Bank
Lois Stanley
C. D. Stanley
G. D. Rhodes
P. C. Potts
Jesus Christ
Dr. Few
Mary
Jesus
Geey
Mr. Stokes
E. P. Billups
Reidsville
J. H. Carper
Gastonia
H. R. McSwain
Shelby
F. C. Mathers
Lenoir
L. B. Hayes
Sylva
C. M. Smith
Charlotte
Elmer T. Clark
Lake Junaluska
Charles D. White
Mount Holly
First Baptist Church
Harold M. Robnson
High Point College
Duke University
First Methodist Church
Board of Hospitals and Homes
Harry Dewitte Henry
Thomasville Bank
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