The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-08-28
TWO DEAD AND SEVERAL
HuRT As RESULT OF RECK=
LESS DRIVING.
nD,vFR HELD IN COUNTY JAIL,
DleI SJAS INTOXICATED MRS.
MAMIE C. LOYAL WAS KILL
W. En INSTANTLY AND MRS.
DAVE SHELLEY DIES In
HOSPITAL,

Mrs Mamie u. AOydA, oScu ~
od Mrs Dave Shelley. aged 70, are
dno dnod Shube Anthony, an elderly
eT esrmer is a prisoner ia the county
iai iail ~ charged with murder and with
Jon, J'n;yin6 an automobile while intoxi
oa untod while Mrs, Loyal's' husband,
Jesse 1asse A. Loyal, and Anthony's 13
vears v old son are painfully injured
~ ~ result of an automobile accident
" ,Sbich occurred on the Greensboro
Hidh Point boulevard Sunday after
noon at 4:l5.
The Ford car which Shube An
tbonv was driving turned over, spill
mo AL of the occupants and causing
the the instant death of Mrs. Loyal, who
fooetber with the other members OF
tbe nartv except her husband and
voupe Anthony, was pinned under
Doarh the machine. The accident
occurred at point five miles from
Greensboro and about SO yards from
the home of W. L. Golden All of
the occupants of the ill-fated auto
were residents of Sumner township.
4 few minutes before the acci'
dent Constable Sam Patterson noted
the number of the Anthony car, in
tending TO prefer charges against
Shube Aathony for speeding. Pro-
ceeding in the direction of High
Point, Anthony attempted to pass
another car, which was travelling in
the same direction. He lost control
of the machine which catapulted
with great force, according TO avail
able Information. hurling the occu-
pants unceremoniously 10 the ground.
Persons living in the vicinity
heard the ,screa ms of members of
the automobile party and FASTENED
to their assistance. The car was
quickly lifted and the former occu-
pants extricated. Mrs. Loyal had
been killed instantly, it was discover
ed. her face being terribly disigured,
while she was found lying in pool
Of blood. One of her shoulders was
bGoAen and her head badly lacerat
ed.
Mrs Loyal was taken to a Green's
b}ro undertaking establishment,
an ambulance was dispatched to the
did of the other members of the
party, who were hurried to st. LeO's
hospital. Mrs. Shelley, it was found
had suffered several severe scalp
wounds, broken arm, her face was
badly bruised and other inj urles
sustained. She was taken to ST.
Leo's hospital, at Greensboro where
she died about midnight
Jesse Loyal sustained painful
bruises, but his injuries, like those
Of The Anthony boy, were of a minor
nature. At first it was thought
tnat the elder Anthony was seriously
injured, but he remained at the
hospital but a short while, it being
discovered that he was not seriously
hurt, after ALL
Shube Anthony was arrested near
the hospital late yesterday afternoon
by Deputy SheriffS Phipps, Clark
and Hobbs. At first he seemed un-
aOle to comprehend the seriousness
of the charges against him, a fact
which the officers attributed to his
evident lntOxlcatiOn. subsequently,
however, when the seriousness OF
the tragedy began to make itself
felt tie farmer broke down under
the stress of great emotion, officers
reported. lie is held without bond
and viii be given a hearing before
Squire D. H. Collins within the next
few days
Just before the Auth ny car turn
ed 1t is said the Anthony boy at
tempted to shut off the gas, but the
attempt was unsuccessful. III. auto
mobile was only slightly damaged,
it appeared.
The members of the automobile
party we're going to High Point to
visit relatives when the car came
to grief.
Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon for Mrs. Loyal. The
services were conducted at Rehoboth
church, near the home of the deceas'
ed, and interment was made in the
Church cemetery.
Besides her husband, who is a
farmer, Mrs. Loyal is survived by
two daughters, Mrs Mary Fogleman'
of Greensboro, and Mrs. Hugh Var
borough, of High Point. A brother,
Charles E. Fulp, lives in Greensboro
While James L. Fulp, another broth
er, resides in Sumner township.
Mrs. Shelley was an aunt OF ShuDe
Anthony. The latter has wife aud
several children.