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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1970
Page
18
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Randolph County deputies raided two Asheboro area residences and seized beer and whisky totaling over 542 cans. Rayford Julian Kennedy, 61, was charged with possession for sale. Hull charged with possession and possession for sale of tax paid whisky and beer. Both posted bonds to appear in Randolph County Court.
A Sunday afternoon crash at Meredith Avenue and Leonard Street injured two passengers Annie Liles and Ruth Watson in a Thomas car driven by Fannie Baldwin Thomas. Emma Chambers Caple was charged with a stop sign violation after colliding with the Thomas vehicle.
Seven Randolph and Asheboro instructors join the North Carolina Teachers of Agricultural Education conference at North Carolina State University Raleigh. Kenneth Nance says the meeting aims to show teachers how to solve new problems and adapt to Future Farmer of America program changes and organizational patterns. Attendees include R C Adams Homer T Boling from Southwestern High Jesse Butts Randleman Paul Guthrie Trinity Senior High and William Lane Robert L Jones Harold Snider from Eastern Randolph High.
Jimmy William Hoskin 21 of Route 3 Thomasville was arrested early Sunday on drunken driving charge by a highway patrolman at about 3 15 a m.
Randolph County Sheriff Lloyd Brown announced new charges against George Hoyle Wray a Rt 4 High Point man linked to a pistol firing at Trindale Little League Park. Wray faces assault with a deadly weapon and carrying a concealed weapon while a peace warrant was also issued. He was arrested at a Thomasville service station and bonds totaling 1200 dollars were posted.
Randolph County Board of Education plans a two day October Business Industry Education Day to expose teachers to local business problems and plant operations. Schools will close early on October 27 and 28 with banquets for teachers. The board also considers selling the three acre Ne gro elementary site to First Baptist Church of Trinity after advertising per state law.
The Veterans Administration Hospital in Durham North Carolina will get more than 170000 dollars in 1971 to build education and training facilities in pathology and allied sciences. Rep Wilmer D Mizell says bids will be invited May 3 and a work contract awarded June 17.
The Handicapped Club of High Point held a Sunday party at Clara Cox Apartments. Mrs. Dewey Hunt was honored as mother of the year. Beth Young and Timmy Spry were crowned queen and king. Paul Dickens and two girls performed, with a poem, a Rev. Ernest Carter message, and choir singing by Fellowship Baptist Church. Sponsored by the Jewish Women’s Club and Exchange Club.
County commissioners plan to start the free food program within 10 days. Richard Fields, formerly of Asheboro’sRt. 2 Denton, is hired to implement operations with a Central School warehouse across from Welfare Department offices. Field will hire one clerk and two helpers to assist distribution. Randolph is last county in the state to accept either free food or food stamp plans to avoid a court action with the U S Department of Agriculture.
North Carolina correction commissioner W. Lee Bounds will keep his post for at least four years after Gov. Bob Scott announced a recommendation for another term. Approval by the Correction Commission is expected as routine.
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