Jury Finds Man Guilty of Assault and Other Court Actions
Felix Little, 38, of 632 Willow brook Street, sentenced to two years on the roads for assault with a deadly weapon, to run concurrently with current sentence. Jury found him guilty of stabbing his nephew Eugene Little with a knife on May 17. W J Johnson pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon and was sentenced to eight months on the roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Little
Willowbrook Street
Little
Eugene Little
W. J. Johnson
J. C. Miller
Ward Street
Harold Hutchinson
Thurston Street
Myrtle Outlaw Batman
Two Boys, Prisoner Confess to Local Crimes
Detectives cleared two cases after arresting two boys on West Green Street for break ins at Kivett Grocery earlier this month. Eugene K Sanders, inmate at State Prison, confessed to a flim flam scheme that netted him and his wife $120 in cash and groceries, issuing worthless $30 checks and cashing them locally. Indictments were filed and Sanders returned to prison for parole violation. Stoker notes a 90 day sentence in a related case elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Prison
Plains
Kivett
West Green Street
Eugene K. Sanders
W. C. Johnson
Sanders
Johnson
Thomasville
C. C. Stoker
Two Theft Cases Reported To Cops
Two theft incidents were reported to City detectives yesterday. Charles E. Holton said a .32 calibre pistol was taken from his car while he ate at a restaurant in the 300 block of North Arn Street early yesterday morning. About $5 in small change and merchandise were stolen from the Y Not Eat Lunch on East Russell Street after someone tore a rear door screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Walters
Walters
Charles E. Holton
Northarn Street
East Russell Street
City May Seek County Aid For Courthouse Project
Mayor Amos Kearns announced the council will review talks with County Commissioners on county aid for a new courthouse built on county land rear property. If approved the city would lease space after amortizing construction costs avoiding rent, potentially saving about 100000 dollars. The plan requires an enabling act from the January General Assembly and further joint meetings of county and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Kearns
Council
General Assembly
Kearns
Logan Porter
Optimist Club Plans Variety Show and Baby Contest
High Point Optimist Club will sponsor a musical show titled Trippin Around at High Point Junior High School. An all local cast of over 200 will perform in eight scenes with fluorescent costumes. Proceeds fund a Little League ball park. Local baby contest finale to be staged with the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Optimist Club
Junior Optimist Club
Goldston Park
Fred W. Bergman, Jr
Marion
Pilot Productions, Inc
High Point
Optimist
W. W. Lewis
J.K. Litton
James E. Stewart
Frank Lambeth
Z. P. Long
Roy Sullivan
J. C. Moore
Marshall Kellam
J.C. Harwell
L. H. Baker
Jimmie Mitchell
L. G. ‘Harrison
T. C. Kivett
Frankie
J. K. Litton
W. ‘Lewis
Bob Mendenhall
C. A ‘Miller
Jommy Mitchell
Litton
History Class at Allen Jay Plans Washington Trip
Allen Jay High School history class prepares for an annual Washington trip with 36 members led by sponsors Miss Hulda Chilton and O. E. Moye. They will visit Mount Vernon, the White House, Smithsonian, FBI, Pentagon, and other sites, returning Sunday after a Thursday departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay High School
Washington, D. C
Hulda Chilton
O. E. Moye
Betty Coltrane
Laurine Gaddy
von Ella Garner
Frances Hill
Evelena Hines
Pat Kearns
Barbara Ridge
Judy Spencer
Betty Lou Sheffield
Ruby Sheffield
Shirley Thomas
Douglas Bartlett
Kenneth Black
Charles Brewer
Horace Coltrane
Tommy Cooper
Bobby iCox
Bobby Dunbar
Jimmy @ulledge
Jerry Ingram
James Johnson
David Leonard
David Lowe
Donald Lomax
Johnny Nelson
Pat Pearce
Carson Powers
Garland Robbins
Harold Robertson
Robert Robertson
Jerry Rodden
Clifton Shackleford
Jimmy Stutts
Fred Taylor
Eugene Venable
de Warren
Edward Willard
Mount Vernon
Washington National Airport
Ford Theater
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Memorials and
Congressional Library
Botanic Gardens
The
Capital
House and Senate
Smithsonian Institute
Supreme Court
National Art Gallery
White House
Arlington National Cemetery
Pentaigon Building
Washington Cathedral
Zoological Park
George L. Jones Dies at 84 in Greensboro
George Lee Jones, 84, died at Anthony Nursing Home in Greensboro after a period of declining health. He lived at 408 Barber Street, Greens boro, with his son E. Frank Jones. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. J Elmer Weaver and Mrs. Louise J Sharp, three grandchildren, one great grandchild, and brother J E Jones of Jamestown. Funeral set for today at 11 a.m. at Rehobeth Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
George Lee Jones
Anthony Nursing Home
Barber Street
E. Frank Jones
J. Elmer Weaver
Surf City
Louise J. Sharp
J. E. Jones
Jamestown
Rehobeth Methodist Church
Rotary Club to Hear Senator Clyde Hoey
Senator Clyde R. Hoey will be the principal speaker at a Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow. The meeting starts at 12 15 p.m. with the speech broadcast by WHPE at 12 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Clyde Hoey
Clyde R. Hoey
Ee Club
WHPE
News of Colored People Meeting Thursday
The Young Ladies Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at Lacy Brewington's home 1011 West Green Street Jamestown There will be a platform service with different ministers at the Tabernacle of Jesus in Jamestown Friday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Club
Lacy Brewington
West Green Street
Jamestown
Tabernacle of Jesus
Auto Strikes Small Girl On Rural Highway
Three year old Ronda Highfill of Route 5 was treated at Memorial Hospital for a broken collarbone and other injuries after being struck by a car around 3 45 yesterday afternoon on Rawley Farm Road in front of Lismore Manufacturing. The driver Wade Dee Hinkle Jr. 32 of 2100 Van Buren Street faced no charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronda Highfill
Route 5
Memorial Hospital
Jess A. Highfill
Wade Dee Hinkle, Jr
van Buren Street
Hinkle
Rawley Farm Road
Lismore Manufacturing Company
Fire incidents and a reunion noted in city briefs
A truck fire at Hayworth and Panel Company caused slight damage while oil stoves flooded at 207 Phillips Street with no damage. An electric motor short at Alma Desk on Grimes Street caused a small booth fire, and smoke filled 109 Oak Court halls. A drop cord caused a small blaze at 517 Otteray Drive with slight damage. Cecils Drug Store renovation permit valued at $2. The Morgan family reunion is set for Sunday at J A Hussey residence on Old Thomasville Road at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayworth Ll and Panel Company
Phillips Street
Short
Alma Desk Company
Grimes Street
Tane
Oak Court
Otteray Drive
Garbage Truck and Car Crash at Church and Elm
A city garbage truck and a passenger car collided near the Church Elm intersection at 7:30 in the morning. The incident led to the arrest of Barbara Bohler, 19, of 11 West Green Street, who was cited for failing to heed a stop sign. Leonard Ford Long, 28, of 2199 West Russell Street, a city employee, operated the truck and property losses were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church and
Elm Streets
Barbara Bohler
West Green Street
Leonard Ford Long
West
Russell Street
Bohler
Cone Mills Engineer Discusses Progress and Pollution
Dan McConnell an industrial engineer with Cone Mills Greensborough spoke to the Civitan Club on The Price and Profit of Progress He contrasted North Carolina industrial growth with early 1900s conditions noting waste disposal in Piedmont cities rivers and streams growing polluted and the need for solutions The luncheon featured his accordion numbers and the presence of guest Co W Fairley L N Railroad representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McConnell
Cone Mills
Greensboro
Civitan Club
Henry Douglas
McConnell
North Carolina
Piedmont
Co. W. Fairley
L & N Railroad
Kepley Infant of Lexington Laid to Rest
Last rites for Wanda Sue Kepley infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Kep ly of Route 2 Lexington were conducted at Walker Funeral Home Chapel Tuesday afternoon. Interment followed in Clarksburg Methodist Church cemetery seven miles south of Thomasville. The child died Monday night at 11 45 in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kepley
Thomasville
Wanda Sue Kepley
Clarence Kepley
Route 2
Lexington
Walker Funeral Home
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Burlington Mills Officer to Speak at Lions Club
James L. Williams, director of industrial relations at Burlington Mills, will headline the High Point Lions Club meeting at 6:30 p.m. He leads Mills’ industrial relations and chairs Guilford County’s Industrial Defense Savings Bonds program. Corporal Jerry K. Crump, Medal of Honor recipient, will be introduced. The program supports a state Payroll Savings Drive led by J. C. Cowan of Burlington Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Williams
Burlington Mills
High Point Lions Club
Williams
Industrial Defense Savings Bonds
Guilford County
Jerry K. Crump
Northcore
J. C. Cowan Pos
H. N. Williard
High Point Defense Bonds
High Point
Four-engined French plane crashes at Saigon airport
A French four engined naval plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Saigon airport killing 13 persons. The disaster occurred in Indo China with the accident attributed to unknown causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Centennial Celebration in Thomasville Nearing Final Balance
Thomasville Chamber of Commerce Manager Kenneth J. Hoyle reported strong support from nearly every citizen for the Centennial celebration. Chamber President R. L. Pope said the event is expected to end in the black, with a full financial accounting due this week or next after bills are paid. Any surplus will be used for charitable purposes per incorporation rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ideal Weather For This Area This Week
Warm days and cool nights define this week with near perfect conditions. Forecasters predict temperatures around 76 degrees today and overnight lows near 50 degrees, with last night dipping to 49.
Hospital relies on old emergency system as interns leave
The local hospital faces reduced emergency room efficiency after losing three seasonal staffers, including Dr. George T. Wolff and Eugene and Eldora Terrell. Officials revert to a rotating roster of on call physicians while seeking replacements, hoping the summer gains endure amid staffing gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Wolff
Eugene and
Eldora Terrell
W. R. Peters
Terrell
Dr. Wolff
Peters
Archdale Hosts Archdale’s Namesake Guest
Archdale welcomed Archdale Jones, great great great grandson of Governor Archdale, as the town’s guest of honor for a three day visit from Baltimore. Jones, a radio host known as a “radio detective,” spoke at a Lions Club dinner and discussed reuniting long lost relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Archdale Jones
Lloyd Taylor
Randolph County
Lions Club
Ralph Smith
John Archdale
Carolinas
Baltimore
Archdale J. Jones
Maryland
North Carolina
Jones
Taylor
Archdale Lions Club
WRAL
Court action seeks interpretation of late Mrs Bartlett will
In Guilford Court Greensboro a suit filed against relatives of Mrs Ruby N Bartlett and First Presbyterian Church trustees seeks interpretation of the will. Executor Curtis Smithdeal notes potential residuary devisee claims by Nadyne Petty Jurgevich Nettie E Pettey and L Pettey of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby N. Bartlett
Guilford Court
Greensboro
Bartlett
High Point
Curtis Smithdeal
Smithdeal
Nadyne Petty Jurgevich
Nettie E. Pettey
Des Moines
Towa
L. Pettey
Sioux City
Iowa
Presbyterian Church
I. Paul Ingle
D. E. Headen
J. Sanders Dallas
Prayerful Tribute to Scenic Peaks in Reverent Psalm
The speaker lifts eyes to Rainier Hood Shasta Whitney and other mountains, praising God for creation. The tone honors nature as mighty sentinels guarding a favored land and ends with a devotional Amen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier
Hood
Shasta
Whitney
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South Main and
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W. T. Winslow
South Main
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Optimist Club
Allen Jay
George L. Jones
Cecils Drug Store
Civitans
BurMil
Centennial Success Financially
Forrest Cates
Enterprise
Hememe
Whirlwind
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Joneses
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