Five Cases Tried By Myatt In Brief Court Session
Judge Myatt presided over five cases this morning during a September term session. Sentences included 18 months on the roads for Spain at Lee M. Stewart Jr. of Winston-Salem for failure to pay weekly support, 12 months for Charles Thomas Britt of Lumberton with suspended judgment on good behavior and $25 weekly support, eight months for Forest M. Fritts for drunken driving with three years probation and $175, costs, and six months for Richard T. Holt of Route 2 Thomasville for drunken and disorderly conduct, plus terms for Willie Williams for assault with a deadly weapon and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Lee M. Stewart, Jr
inston-Salem
Charles Thomas Britt
Lumberton
Britt
Forest M. Fritts
Richard T. Holt
Thomasville
Willie Williams
Ham T. OT Hatch
Bealeleigh
Claude Douglas Simmons
Royal Summer
Dherry
Walter J. Thompson
Winston- Salem
Bernice Smith
Mallington
Aubrey L. Lemmon
Fred J. Peele
Willie Love
Joe Austin
Ruth Smith
Clay L. Griffin
John H. Burt
Leonard Walker
E. Ha ‘Forbes
Seonson
Leamon T. Gove
James Bennett
Daisy Little
Aie Murphy
Frank Ingram
John J. Mills
Johnnie F. Davis
Wea
Rudy L. Glenn
Zanne Mae Dumas
Henry
Heney Sweatt
Earnhardt
Welch
Homer ‘Eleh
Jacoby Canasta Strategy Based On Score And Position
The column explains how campaign and play strategy in Canasta adapt to score margins. It covers choosing pace when you trail or lead, matching discards to mislead opponents, and planning canastas and fast outs. It notes Jacoby cannot answer reader questions but will address FAQs in future columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nts
Innes
Jacoby
September Court Session Makes Synthetic Progress
In the opening session Judge Hatch presided over 31 cases with limited quick dispositions. Eleven defendants were not ready for trial while several cases proceeded. multiple defendants faced charges from speeding and larceny to assault with deadly weapon and drunkenness, with various probation or costs outcomes noted.
Burglary Escape Through Store Transom
A burglar escaped from proprietor Peter Galich's clutches by vaulting through the transom of the store's front door in Gary Indiana.
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Gary Ind
Peter Galich
Fall classes start. 28 windows are kicked in at Harrison school
An announcement of the start of fall classes at Harrison school in East Chicago ignites a violent response as 28 school windows are kicked in. The incident is reported by United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Chicago
Ind
Harrison
Fair Weather Forecast for High Point Area
The Friendship Weather Station predicts fair weather for today in High Point with partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures. Expect a high near 78 with a cooler 60s tonight and scattered showers possible tomorrow as the mercury peaks around 76.
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Friendship Weather Station
High Point
Local Negro Arrested After Break-In and Chase
Harvey Beck was jailed for breaking and entering Becker Tailoring Shop at 111 W. Washington Street after officers A. C. Ray and J. D. Wade chased him from the scene. He was captured in the railroad cut near Perry Street bridge after a pursuit. Separate break-in at Terry Supply Company on 329 N. Hamilton saw thieves break a rear window and steal 86.80 from the safe.
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Harvey Beck
Beck
A. C. Ray
J. D. Wade
Becker Tailoring Shop
Washington Street
Ray
Perry Street Bridge
Jrail
Terry Supply Company
N. Hamilton
Kearns l
Kivett
Driver Charged in Dallas Highway Death
Paul Huffstetler of Route 2 Dallas faced manslaughter and driving charges after a Saturday night crash on Route 2 Dallas that killed 24 year old Thomas R Stellman, also of Route 2 Dallas, according to highway patrol.
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Paul
Route 2
Dallas
Thomas R. Stellman
Stellman
Huffstetler
Highway Patrol
Property transfers in Greensboro record $50,000 deal
A Guilford County deed shows W F Mauldin Inc paying $50,000 for a Main Street site that includes the Dixie Hut. The 127 foot by about 410 foot parcel runs from Stamey Luggage to Temple Curry Motor and is among the largest Main Street transfers recently. Local real estate men pegged the front foot price around $410.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
W F. Mauldin, Inc
W. F. Mauldin, Inc
G. G. Pauls
Dixie Hut
Main Street
Stamey Luggage
Temple-Curry Motor Company
Greensboro Fair Entries Set Record
Greensboro announces record numbers of entries across 29 exhibit divisions for the 1951 Greensboro Fair to run October 2 through the week. The event features agriculture livestock and USDA displays with premiums and separate divisions for white and Negro departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Expos Greensoners
Aaron I Fei
R. Troxler
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
America Scouts and
Girl Unity
Revival at Greena Mission Opens Week of Evangelism
Lloyd Garner evangelist leads a week long revival at the Gr eena Mission with Hal Liven as song leader and nightly services at 7 30. Youth Fellowship of High Point Methodist District meets at Welch Memorial Church at 730 with Joyce Kearns calling all city youth to attend and plan Conference Youth Night set for Saturday September 29 in Greensboro. Fire calls Sunday report multiple false alarms at various locations including Austin Pros pect and Thistle Street. Readout lists numerous names and places associated with residents of High Point and nearby towns.
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Lloyd Garner
The
Green A
Hal Livensong
High Point
Youth Fellowship
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Joyce Kearns
Greensboro
Dr Kenneth Goodson to Speak at Methodist Men's Fellowship
Dr Kenneth Goodson will address the Methodist Men's Fellowship Club Thursday night at 7 at the High Point College cafeteria. He will discuss his recent trip to England and the Ecumenical conference with Dr Gaeieen. Tickets are available from Secretary Charles Loflin at the Enterprise office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Goodson
Methodist Men's Fellowship Club
High Point College
Gaeieen
England
Charles Loflin
the Enterprise
Too Much Government Says Dr Lindley at luncheon
Dr E P Lindley warned against stateism and overbearing government during a luncheon session of District One Exchange Clubs at the Feet Hotel. He urged individual initiative and responsibility coupled with intelligent voting for safe rule under law. The two day meeting included educational panels and a Family Night at the Rainbow Supper Club. Raleigh Bailey of Leaksville Spray Club and Hickory Exchange Club noted with praise by the state organization.
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E. Lindley
Saaeiea
District One
Excha
North Lina State Exchange Clubs
Cences
Lindley
Carl Grimm
Rainbow Supper Club
Raleigh Bailey
Leaksville- Spray
Hickory
Hylton Family Nurse Student Joins UNC First Class
Jane Ramelle Hylton daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Hylton 317A Chestnut Street joins UNC as part of the universitys first class of student nurses Misa Hylton among 16 top seniors in 1951 senior class also active in National Honor Society Beta Club Masque and Gavel Y Teens and served as Senior Class secretary and Chief Commencement Marshal Gwelyn and Gloria Hoss are identical twins listed among classmates from Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ramelle Hylton
William E. Hylton
Chestnut Street
University of North Carolina
Misa Hylton
Gwelyn
Gloria Hoss
Thomasville
District Educational Conference Attended by Local Club Leaders
The conference was directed by L. Russell and Dr. A. E Iron with the largest attendance. Charles Roger Morris M. L. Patrick and J. E. Beamon joined, Beamon presiding over the Sunday luncheon as president of the local club.
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Exchange Club
North Carolina
State Exchange Clubs
National Exchange District
A. Lee Forbis
Greensboro
C. L. Russell
High Point
L. Russell
A. E Iron
Charles Roger Morris
M. L. Patrick
J. E. Beamon
Gamble plans bill for lifetime House seats
Ralph A. Gamble of New York announced plans to introduce a bill granting former Presidents lifetime seats in the House of Representatives. The move proposes post presiding terms be preserved within legislative membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Washington
Ralph A. Gamble
House of Representatives
Fall Arrives with Cool Air Across Nation
Nationwide cool spell blankets the United States and Canada with mild autumn sunshine in the South. Jamestown North Dakota and Aberdeen South Dakota report 26 degrees, the lowest in the nation, as snow falls in Montana Wyoming and Colorado. The Chicago weather bureau cites a large mass of cold air moving eastward reinforced by a second front from Canada.
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United States
Canada
Dakotas
Jamestown
N.D
Aberdeen
S.D
Swalin Will Speak Here Thursday and Drive Details
Dr. Benjamin Swalin, musical director, will speak Thursday as the drive commences with chairwoman Mrs. Floyd Mehan and a leadership team including Mrs. W. S. Swalin and Miss Lucille Ingram. The student drive runs two weeks with half price memberships handled by Miss Nancy Staley and William Collins. Memberships close October 12 with reports due October 13 at the Sheraton Hotel mezannine.
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Benjamin Swalin
The
Stegets
Drive
Floyd Mehan
Department of the Lines
W. S. Swalin
Ben Witherington
Charles Taylor
Lucille Ingram
Marianne Brown
N Pruette
Bob Connor
An Prai R. M. Gladstone
Ford
Nancy Staley
William Collins
Virginia Frank
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Geo
VARTU Members to Convene Tonight for Q and A on Reserve Training
In the Post Office building at 7 30 PM the VARTU unit will hold a special meeting led by Captain Hugh Moffitt. The program will include questions and answers on the new reserve training scheme, and Second Lieutenant J B Lawing of Thomasville has been advanced to First Lieutenant.
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VARTU
Hugh Moffitt
J. B. Lawing
Thomasville
Weather forecast hints rain for East and dry spell elsewhere
Readable portions indicate the East is expected to receive rain tomorrow while the Northern Midwest and other regions may see varying conditions. The report suggests a shift in precipitation, with frontal activity bringing showers to the eastern areas.
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Midwest
East
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Burton
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Charles W. Payne
Barbara Jean Crawford
Ray Talley Jr
Iona Shackle
Richard Jarrell
Vassie Martin
Ee R. Grady
Peggy Clark
Jney Duggins
Belleville
Anne Welch
Fred Roberts
Kernersville
Bobbie Jean Motsinger
M. T. Ga
Beatrice
Isaac Mori
Mt. Airy
Gladys Welnot
Elkin
Gerallkesboro
Ne Worey
Jeanette Oo Sawer
Dr. P. E. Lindley
Jane Hylton
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Inernationa
L International
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