Man Held After Slashing and Alcohol Charge
Homer Lindsay 37 of Leonard Street jailed in default $200 bond after allegedly slashing Mae Ola Willingham of Pearson Place with a knife and striking her. Lindsay's trial set for Sept 17 in Municipal Court. James Odell Garland 33 of Hoover Street jailed on drunkenness charge with a butcher knife found on him. bond $225. Foust and Davis faced reckless driving and malicious damage charges with bonds posted. Foster freed on $25 bond pending Aug 10 court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Lindsay
Leonard Street
Lindsay
Mae Ola Willingham
Pearson Place
James Odell Garland
Hoover Street
Garland
Lawrence Gilmer Davis
Inglewood Street
Robert Lee Foust
Louise Avenue
Foust
Davis
Mary Foster
Jay Avenue
Kathleen Hinkle
Wrightenberry Street
Archdale Post Office Dedication Marks Open Space Design
Archdale observes the Post Office dedication noting 90 percent of USPS spending goes to salaries for about 600,000 employees. Col Greene presents a US flag to Postmaster York who gives it to Taylor. Boy Scout Troop 12 raises the flag as Argie Wood sings the National Anthem. Rev George H V Hunter delivers the benediction. Open house follows with refreshments by the Archdale Trinity Woman’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass
Col. Greene
York
Taylor
Archdale
Argie Wood
George H. V. Hunter
Randolph Presbyterian Church
Archdale-Trinity Woman's Club
Jamestown Horse Show Draws Big Crowd At Jamestown School
The Jamestown Horse Show, produced by Piedmont Saddle Club, drew about 2000 spectators for the evening session and 700 for the afternoon, with proceeds funding local youth programs. Judges and ringmasters from nearby towns supervised 30 classes across two divisions, honoring Karen Bouyer with a pony prize. The event featured named riders and horses in multiple divisions and concluded with a focus on community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jamestown Roary Club
Jamestown Garange
Piedmont Saddle Club
W. E. Dagenhart
Statesville
Emmet Stone
D. B. Webb
High Point
Harold Craven
E. G. Frazier
Colfax
Bill Hylton
Vance Proctor
Proctor
Karen Bouyer
Northridge Drive
Mrs Mackintosh Active Leader in High Point Civic Life
Mrs. C. G. Mackintosh enters a second two year term with about 20 000 miles more to her speedometer. She led and supported many groups including Wesley Memorial Methodist Church American Red Cross Central Carolina Service Council Community Planning Council and numerous women’s clubs. She helped organize Sedgefield Archdale-Trinity and Trindale Women’s Clubs and started the Tar Heel Talent Revue. Her efforts funded a 315 by 325 foot lot for a local Woman’s Club building and landscaping for High Point Municipal Lake Albion Millis Stadium and more. Born 1906 in Winston-Salem she was educated at Salem College Appalachian Woman’s College UNC and attended UNC extension workshops. Married since 1926 to Donald Mackintosh she enjoys family life and visiting relatives in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Arts Club
Sedgefield Woman’s Club
Archdale-Trinity Woman's Club
Trindale Woman's Club
Furniture City
Maude Lavennia Myers
North Wilkesboro
John Robert Brown
Boonville
Norma Brown
Carson Stout
Luther Hodges
Mackintosh
Charlie’’ Mackintosh
Donald
Brownie Mackintosh
Guilford Offers CPA Review Course at Greensboro Campus
Guilford College Greensboro Division announces Economics 130 GD CPA Problems a review course for CPA exam preparation. Aug 29 to Nov 2 sessions 7 to 10 pm on Mon Wed Fri instruction by Robert Polson CPA. Registration available at the Greensboro Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Thomas J. Moore
Guilford College
Robert Polson
CPA
Doctor Pastor Seminar Set Here Thursday
A North Carolina series of joint meetings between physicians and ministers moves to High Point College Thursday. Rev. Paul B. McCleave of the American Medical Assn. will speak. The sessions aim to improve understanding and cooperation in patient care and family guidance, prompted by state medical and mental health groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
High Point College
Paul B. McCleave
Department of Medicine and Religion
The
American Medical Assn
State Medical Society
North Carolina Mental Health Assn
County Medical Societies
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Post Office Department
High Point Enterprise
Nancy Linville
Jamestown Grange
Jamestown Rotary Club
Art Richardson
Montgomery Lawson
Lucky Ernersville
Deady
Ronald Pettycord
Copper Star
Walkertown
Becky Idol
Scamper McCue
Sam Dobson
McKenney
Sambo’s Bert
Western Pleasure Pony
Clint Kimel Jr
Scout
Winston-Salem
Norris Lucky Jr
Red Lady
Donna Fullington
Blackie
Thomasville
Dennis Leonard
Mr. Buttons
Estern Horsemanship
Douglas Landreth
Bert
Shirley
Ernersville
Susan Haviland
Kernersville
Little Mo
Dicky Idol
A. Marestero Nixon
Hank Baby
Cleme
Klint Kimel, Jr
Winstonhalem
Meres Lucky, Jr
Keensbo
Vicky
Lynn Rice
Point
Guilord
Grey Marshall
Rainey’s Pride
Walnut Cove
Robert L. Moore
Princess
T . Colfax
David Shoaf
Winston-Saem
David Wilson
Flash
Robert @. Moore
Western Palomino
Terry Smith
Vernon Reedon
Acho
Homer Glascoe
Greeson
King
Gibsone
J. Bote
Shuler
Sweet Rhythm
L. Thomas
Doug Landreth
Red Joe
Kathy Ware
Sandman
Greensro
Perry Ragsdale
Valley Star
Gene Proctor
Midnight Ferry
Little Moe
Randy Humble
Little Miss Echo
Gregg Potts
Tony
Galted
Aves
Topper
Molly Bee
Betty Schuler
Blaze King
Jane Clark
Kings
Rainy Ware
Penny Ragsdale
Nancy
Telstar
C. G. Mackintosh
Mary
Renault
Ozzie
Guilford
Tilly
Eddie
Ray’s
Watch Shop
Washington ST. Watch & Clock
Algo Exterminating Co
S. Main ST
College Village Shopping Center
Eastman
Kodak Film
Bufferin
Westinghouse
Micrin
Miles
IPANA
Bobby Pins
Phillips
Magnesia
Eckerd
Eckerd’s
Eckerd's
G.A.C
COAST
N. Main Street
MC Donalds
McDonald’s
Idaho
Mc Donald's
N. Main St
Borden
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