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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1953

Page

8

Negro Man Arrested After Shooting at Home in Thomasville

In Thomasville a 32 year old Black man Jeff Cochran was arrested on charges of assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly firing a .32 caliber bullet through a Marsh Street window toward Annie Medley as she sat in her home. Medley and Cochran were both charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Cochran’s brother Albert Cochran was charged with pulling a gun on Hampton Young. Both men released on bonds and scheduled for Recorder's Court on October 12.

Thomasville Marsh St Jeff Cochran Small St Annie Medley Medley Cochran Clarence Walton M. R. Harris Annie Recorder's Court Albert Lincoln St Hampton Young Albert Cochran Gro Johnstown Rd Wade Wallace Roscoe Workman Polk St Dorothy Mae Beck Stuart Millard Love Robert Lee McLean Tea Lexington

Robbery Near Thomasville Escapes Officers

Davidson County sheriff deputies and State troopers hunted two masked Black men who robbed Herman T. Saunders of Route 2 Thomasville Friday night about 6 30 pm. They took $104 and car keys after blocking the road in a 1939 or 1949 model Ford. Saunders said one robber threatened him with a gun and warned against turning on lights as they fled, eluding a license number read due to dust. Deputies had few leads.

Thomasville Davidson County Herman T. Saunders Saunders Holly Grove Cunningham Brick Yard Black Scoeders Sheriff's Department

Mayor and Manager Return From International Conferences

High Point's Mayor George Covington and City Manager T. E. Hinson returned to work after week-long trips to Montreal and Los Angeles. Covington attended the International Congress of Mayors while Hinson joined the International City Managers Conference. Council members C. A. Lewis C. Arthur York and John Hayworth accompanied Covington to Montreal.

High Point Los Angeles Calif Montreal Canada George Covington T. E. Hinson C. A. Lewis C. Arthur York John Hayworth Covington

Man Dies After Robbery Attempt Shooting at Grill

Floyd Brown 23 of High Point died at Baptist Hospital from two bullet wounds after an alleged attempted robbery at Saunders Grill on Highway 29-70. Saunders, operator of the beer oasis, fired six shots, hitting Brown. Clifford Milan and Arvil Shephard, both of High Point, admitted involvement and were bound over to Superior Court. A juvenile girl connected to the case faces charges as well.

Thomasville Floyd Brown Culler St High Point Baptist Brown Clifford Milan Arvil Shephard Superior Court

Four Hurt in Thomasville Area Crashes

State troopers reported two separate crashes injuring four people in Thomasville and Randolph County. Richard Crouch Jr and wife were hurt when a ton and a half truck rear collided with their pickup on Highway 109 South. David Metters faces reckless driving charges. A second crash on the same highway injured Mrs. Ernestine Morris and involved Jacob Hill. Vehicle damage totaled around 200 dollars for one car and 300 dollars for two others. No fatalities.

Thomasville Richard Clay Crouch Jr Nance Dr Highway 109 David Metters Route 2 Lexington Harold Petty Crouch Silver Valley Kylé Shuler Lane Ernestine Welborne Morris Denton Petty Mrs. Morris Jacob Donald Hill Hill Morris Trinity St. Ext Randolph County Homer Reid Frazier High Point John Paul Hill Artinsville

National Letter Writing Week Boosts Postal Cheer

The Post Office Department promotes National Letter Writing Week with the slogan Letters Bring Happiness. Slogan posters show a rural carrier placing mail in a rural box as Postmaster S C Clark urges long‑silent friends and families to write. Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield calls the week a golden opportunity to dramatize the postal service and renew lost contacts.

Post Office Uncle Sam’s S. C. Clark Arthur Summerfield

Discharge of 11-Month-Old Polio Patient in Thomasville

Ann Hoover daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne H Hoover of Thomasville has been discharged from Central Carolina Convalescent Hospital Greens boro. The polio patient had been ill nearly two months and the hospital census stood at 89.

Ann Hoover Wayne H. Hoover Thomasville Central Carolina Convalescent Hospital Greensboro

Typhoon in Osaka Leaves 600 Dead or Missing

A weekend Osaka typhoon toll neared 600 with 267 dead and 323 missing along with 993 injured, according to police reports. The toll reflects widespread devastation across the city and surrounding areas.

Osaka Claguered Pleasan

Weather forecast: warm sunny days through Tuesday

The forecast calls for sunny and warm weather through Tuesday with fair and cooler tonight. Tomorrow's high is expected near 85 degrees after a low around 53 tonight. Today's mid afternoon high reached about 81 degrees and last night's low remained to be noted.

Reid Defends National Truck Roadeo Title at State Fair

Perry H. Reid 33 of Winston Salem won the American Trucking Associations national truck roadeo at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds scoring 386 of 400. Charles M. Collins of High Point took fourth in the straight truck class and Malvern H. Morgan Jr. of Hendersonville placed fourth in the tandem axle class.

Charles M. Collins High Point St. Paul Minn ST. Paul, Minn North Carolina Perry H. Reid Winston- Salem American Trucking Assn s_ national truck roadeo Minnesota State Fairgrounds Perry N. C Johnson Motor Lines, Inc Charlotte Hendersonville, N. C Malvern H. Morgan Jr Youngblood Truck Lines

Davidson County 4-H pullet show set at county fairgrounds

Davidson County's annual 4 H Club pullet show will be Tuesday at 10 a m at the county fairgrounds near Lexington. W W Johnson assistant county agent says 168 birds will be sold at a Friday auction to fund next year's chick purchases. Pullets in the sale are dipped and vaccinated for fowl pox and the event promotes local egg production.

Lexington Davidson County Davidson County Fairgrounds W. W. Johnson Coee Sears Foundation Rhode Island Adrian Delk H. W. Davis Jr Carlton Lanier Richard Sharpe Ro ® Smith Jr Thomas Leonard Roy Pressley Erskine Myers Sarah Frances Snyder Dianne Hedrick Kay Perryman Juanita Shelton Nancy Berrier Janet Jones Fairgrounds

Women Voters Back Bond Issue For Schools Hospitals

High Point League of Women Voters urges citizens to vote for a 50 million dollar bond issue on Oct 3 to fund school plant facilities and mental hospital expansion. Distribution allocates 100000 to each county, 15 million per capita by enrollments, and remaining by need with county plans required.

High Point League of Women Voters North Carolina State Board of Education

Ex High Point couple die in car collision

A 50 year old California woman and her husband formerly of High Point are dead after a weekend crash near Columbus Georgia. Henry Wise Fairrington 60 of Grove California was killed instantly when his car veered and hit another vehicle. Mrs Farrington was severely injured and died later at City Hospital Columbus. Burial planned in California.

California High Point Columbus Henry Wise Fairrington Grove Calif Highway 80 Fairrington Guilford Jamestown Albert W Columbia, S. C Donald Lee Taft, Calif Ray Mond Fairrington Garden Grove Frances Lillie Eugene Waterford Claude C Algernon C Kernersville Elijah E Greensboro Rowan E Joe R Biscoe N. C J. van Fairrington Ada Garrett Maggie LaMarr

Thomasville Police Busy with Prohibition Arrests

Thomasville police report weekend arrests including Amanda Ripply on prohibition charges. Bonds set for several suspects with trials in October. Other cases include drunken driving disorderly conduct and gambling at various local addresses.

Car rental shortage adds to furniture market woes

Local firms face ongoing car rental gaps as Jack's U Drive-It shuts down effective immediately leaving Hertz as the sole in town service. Buyers heading to the informal furniture market next month must rely on private arrangements or rental office referrals to Asheville Durham Hickory Ri and Roanoke Va with Charlotte as last resort.

Jack's Udrive Leo Heer Southern Furniture and Rug Market Jack Doc Burris Udrive-It Hertz U-Drive-It J. C. Welch Heer Hertz High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem Asheville Durham Hickory Roanoke Charlotte

Revival services at East Lexington Ave Church of Christ

Revival services at East Lexington Avenue Church of Christ continue all this week with daily 7 30 p m services. The Rev G L Binkley pastor is preaching the series.

Lexington Ave Church of Christ G. Binkley Tony

Jamestown Health Dept Offers Hepatitis Gamma Globulin Shots

In cooperation with the attending physician the County Health Department will give gamma globulin serum to immediate household contacts of hepatitis patients in Jamestown. Vaccination will be at Oakdale Community Center on Wednesday from 10 am to 12 noon and 2 pm to 4 pm. The area has the highest number of cases and an epidemiological survey continues.

County Health Department Jamestown Oakdale Community Center Health Department

Restaurant Fire Averted at Mom Roger's on Greensboro Road

Patrolman H Campbell of High Point Merchants Patrol spotted smoke under Mom Roger's Restaurant early Sunday at 5 10 am. He shut off the main switch after finding an overheated refrigerator motor, preventing a blaze.

High Point Merchants Greensboro Rd W. T. Craddock H. Campbell Craddock

Band Booster Meeting and Stand Plan at Albion Millis Stadium

An urgent Band Booster Association meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the senior high Band Room. Mrs J G Doggett president announces plans for a concession stand Friday night at Albion Millis Stadium to raise funds for new high school band uniforms.

J. G. Doggett Albion Millis Stadium

Why BC Relieves Headache and Neuralgia So Quickly

Ad promotes BC tablets and powders as fast acting relief for headaches neuralgia and minor pains. It touts multiple ingredients working together for stronger effect and urges readers to buy in 10 25 cent and family sizes.

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Meinhard & Company, Inc Fourth Ave New York Main's Drug Stores N. Main ST Day Charles Hagan High Point Hospital Henry W. Fairrington Amanda Ripply King Row Ripply Joe Henry Harrison Oak St John Delmar Holbrook S. Wrenn St Franklin Donald Griffin Morrison Ave Edward C. Brennan Dade, Fla Cletus Hicks Morthra High Point Merchants Association Ahah Care Association Nee Wright Lions Clubs Archdale Trinity Oak View
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