Man 25 Faces Murder Charge In Greensboro Shooting
Eugene Roland Edwards 25 of Rt 8 Greensboro was arrested by Guilford County deputies Thursday night and charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of his brother in law Harold Edwards at a mobile home park on Joyce Road. A 1964 car owned by Joseph Landon was found in a wooded area off Brentwood Street after being reported stolen March 26. A $5,000 savings bond and $600 cash were reported stolen from Mrs. Mary Jane Jones’s closet on Colony Drive. A wheel cover valued at $60 was stolen from Joseph Saunders Burg’s car on English Roads. Arrests Thursday included Jerry C. Holland, 35, of Kendall Street, for drunken driving and suspended license.
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Eugene Roland Edwards
Rt. 8
Greensboro
Guilford County
Harold
Tex Edwards
Joyce Road
Harold Edwards
Edwards
High Point Memorial Hospital
Eugene Terrell
Joseph Landon
Tate Street
Brentwood Street
Landon
Clay Street
Mary Jane Jones
Colony Drive
Joseph Saunders Burg
English Roads
Jerry CG. Holland
Kendall Street
HPC Students Honored at Top of the Mart Banquet
Scholastic honor society members were honored Wednesday at the Top of the Mart with Professor James A. Stitt of the college history department delivering the remarks. High Point residents receiving the honor included Steven G. Gibson Tina Haithcock Catherine B. Hinson Marlene Levering Amanda A. Lewis Richard D. Powell Cathy P. Stevenson Frances Wall Cynthia Stanley and David T. Wilson. Additional new members hailed from Archdale Asheboro Lexington Winston-Salem Carthage Northhampton Mass Alphonsus Obayuwana Washington DC and Matawan New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Steven G. Gibson
Tina Haithcock
Catherine B. Hinson
Marlene Levering
Amanda A. Lewis
Richard D. Powell
Cathy P. Stevenson
Frances Wall
Cynthia Stanley
David T. Wilson
Susan G. Morgan
Archdale
Lonnie R. Beane
Asheboro
Phillip Davis
Judith M. Koontz
Lexington
Audrey G. Curry
Winston-Salem
Barbara J. Maness
Carthage
Dennis W. Olley
Northhampton
Mass
Alphonsus Obayuwana
Washington, D.C
Barbara J. Wycoff
Matawan
Happening Set At HPC Campus
The High Point College Art Department hosts a nightly 8:15 pm happening in Memorial Auditorium April 26 to 28 to accompany See How They Run. The interactive piece is created by advanced painting students Donald Bain and Bill Schafer of High Point plus Renny Breedin Winston‑Salem, Margaret Carter Ferguson, and Linda Landrum Fulton MO.
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High Point College
Memorial Auditorium
Donald Bain
Bill Schafer
High Point
Renny Breedin
Winston-Salem
Margaret Carter
Ferguson
Linda Landrum
Fulton. Mo
Ellis Installs New Exalted Ruler At High Point Elks
W. Henri Stout of High Point was installed as Exalted Ruler of High Point Lodge No. 1155 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. New officers include Kenneth C. Talbert Tiler C Bickett Ellington Treasurer Aaron C Schultz Esteemed Leading Knight Floyd R Ennis Secretary W Earl Barbour Esteemed Loyal Knight L Lowe Trustee Billy J Gray Esteemed Lecturing Knight Charles R Harbinson Esquire Robert E Smith Inner-Guard and Francis B Nelson Chaplain.
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W. Henri Stout
High Point
High Point Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Kenneth C. Talbert
C. Bickett Ellington
Aaron C. Schultz
Floyd RR. Ennis
W. Earl Barbour
L. Lowe
Billy J. Gray
Charles R. Harbinson
Esquire
Robert E. Smith
Francis B. Nelson
Man Given 6 Months In Assault
John Henry Bolton, 23, of Marsh Avenue Thomasville, received a six month jail term after a Davidson District Court session. He was found guilty of assaulting his father with a broom handle and a pipe wrench and of disorderly conduct. The sentence was imposed by Judge C. H. Dearman. The offenses involved a head wound and threats with a wrench. trespassing and resisting arrest charges were not prosecuted. Vickie Hollifield, 16, waived preliminary hearing on breaking into Fairgrove Elementary School and was bound over to Superior Court.
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Lexington
John Henry Bolton
Marsh Avenue
Thomasville
Davidson District Court
Bolton
C. H. Dearman
Statesville
John Henry Bolton Sr
Vickie Hollifield
Johnsontown Road
Fairgrove
Power from rivers could meet vast energy needs
The falling water of rivers could yield enough hydroelectric power to meet 80 percent of mankind's total energy needs, while hydroelectric sources supply only about 1 to 2 percent of current energy use.
Electorate Expands with Voting Rights Advances
Raymond M. Taylor tells Rotary Club of High Point that the electorate has greatly enlarged since 1945 when voting rights were extended to women non whites and youths. He notes the trend toward unlimited democracy and warns a stronger government may threaten personal rights, urging a strong constitutional framework as protection.
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United States
Benjamin Franklin
Raymond M. Taylor
North Carolina Supreme Court
Rotary Club of
High Point
Congress
Georgia
Taylor
The
Stanley Named To Dental Group
CHAPEL HILL Robert B. Stanley of High Point has been selected for membership in Omicron Kappa Upsilon national dental honor society. The son of Mr and Mrs R B Stanley of High Point he is a senior in the University of North Carolina School of Dentistry.
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Chapel Hill
Robert B. Stanley
High Point
Omicron Kappa Upsilon
R. B. Stanley
University of North Carolina School of Dentistry
Youth Accused of Shoplifting in Thomasville
A 16 year old was charged with shoplifting for allegedly taking three golf balls and a radio from S. H. Kress in Thomasville. Trial set for April 26 for Michael Reid Pierce of Georgia Avenue, bond $50. Harry Brown Owen Sr., 52, of Montheu Avenue, charged with drunken driving and no operator's license, transferred to Davidson County jail.
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Thomasville
S. H. Kress
Michael Reid Pierce
Georgia Avenue
Harry Brown Owen Sr
Montheu Avenue
Davidson County
High Point Trio Gets A Marks At East Carolina University
GREENVILLE Three High Point students earned perfect averages for the fall term at ECU. Leila Rice Harvey Krauss and Esther Jacobson achieved all A grades. Additional ECU honors included seven dean's list members and 3 honor roll students with B or higher averages.
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Greenville
High Point
East Carolina University
Leila Helen M. Rice
Coventry Rd
Harvey H. Krauss
Holton Place
Esther Risa Jacobson
Louise Ave
ECU
Joan Morrison Floyd
Chatham
Karen Fleming White
Martha Royal Wright
Westminster
John Joseph Guarino
Emerywood
John William Nelson
Terrell
Deborah Kay Mitchell
Weaver St
Rebecca Smith Taylor
Main St
Geoffrey D. Beaston
Woodview
Susan Leigh Carroll
Quaker Lane
Holly Jo Caudell
Ashe St
Carole Allyn Edwards
Shadybrook
James Edgar Harllee
Marcy Lynn Mears
Marywood
Kerry Dale Bowers
Blain Court
Joanna B. Hoskins
Pinehurst
Shirley Lee Reddeck
Jamestown
Dallas F. Drake
Beechwood Rd
Martha Ann Short
Northridge Rd
Teborah Bel Crofts
Nutbush
Muriel Dianne
Odums
Keith Zebulon Vance
Amberwood Dr
Iris Angela Sexton
Wallburg
Baseball Parks Point the Way to a New Season
With the new season looming, all roads lead to the ballparks as teams prepare their rosters, schedules, and fanfare. Managers emphasize readiness, hope for healthy lineups, and the push to reclaim titles in a crowded field.
Love Is A Time Of Day Falls Short Of Promise at Barn
Drama review finds Love Is A Time Of Day a weak Patrick comedy at Barn Dinner Theatre. Mac and Skipper are two college students navigating new lifestyles but the performances push the show toward farce. Paulette James and Josh Burton handle roles with mixed success while Skipper the dog stands out.
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Mac
Skipper
Barn Dinner Theatre
John Patrick
Patrick
Lanka
Paulette James
Josh Burton
Martin McDonald
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High Point Enterprise
Beautiful
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Green Drive
Pawod
Ellis
W. Henri. Stout
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Rans- Lux
Zayre Shopping Center
Ra Inc
Sun
Rocking Choir Theatre
Fabe the
Ata
McDonald's
Mars
Drama Review
Robert Marks
Bruce Lee
Iatre
Joseph E. Levine
Glee
Pa Disney Productions
Inderelea Technicolor
Westchester
ITH
New York
Dial
Mowet
Charlotte Coliseum
Tom Jones
Independence Blvd
Charlotte N.C
Beasy Creek
ALLIN
James Olson
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