Four recorder court cases heard in Thomasville
In Thomasville Recorder's Court four cases were not pressed on adultery and assault with intent to kill charges. Several defendants received fines and ordered jail time or probation after drunken driving convictions. Acquittals included a knife assault and an abandonment case. A suspended sentence required six month court appearance to demonstrate proper conduct.
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Thomasville
Recorder's Court
Betty Jan Freedie
Rt 2
Earlie Raymond Freedie
Rt. 2
Freedle
Paul Wayne
Kiwanians Entertained By Singers
The Jerry and Scott Folk Singers entertained at the High Point Kiwanis Club Friday luncheon. They have appeared in High Point and nearby cities this week and will perform at the Sheraton Ballroom at 8 p m. The Rev William F Locke presented a Kiwanis flag from Oslo. Kiwanis night will be part of Sun day Night Under the Stars at High Point City Lake under Green Street Baptist Church. Delegates to the Carolina Kiwanis Convention were elected and new members inducted.
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Jerry and
Scott Folk
High Point
Hunter Dalton Jr
Ted Pettyjohn
George Grant
Winston ~Salem
Charles Stevenson
Ronnie York
Ralph Gurley
Sam Gibson
Mikee Morgan
Bill Ashebord
Randolph Depu
Moore
Keith Jones
Mason Harties
Walter Baker Jr
Dave Ins
U. S
Bouldin
Jerry Hughes
Ate
Dameanr
Youth Counselor Joins High Point Park Staff
Brenda Hoover from Topeka Kansas joins High Point Arts and Recreation as youth coordinator and director of the High Point Youth Council. A June Washburn graduate born in Lincolnton North Carolina, she aims to connect high school representatives with the town.
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Topeka
High Point
Arts and Recreation
Brenda Hoover
Washburn University
Miss Hoover
Lincolnton
N. C
Seymore Johnson Air Force Base
Tar Heel
William and Mary Apartments
Randolph Banquet Honors Kemp and Others
State Sen Ed Kemp of High Point led a Randolph County appreciation banquet honoring Kemp L P McLendon Jr of Greensboro and Republican John Osteen of Greensboro. Attendees included Rep Roby Garner Reitzel Smith and several Guilford County representatives. Kemp praised colleagues while noting Randolph’s representation though many senators live in Guilford.
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Dill Street
High Point
Greensboro
Randolph County
Asheboro
Ed Kemp
Ralph Bulla
Democratic Party
Kemp
L. P. McLendon Jr
John Osteen
McLendon
National Bar Association
Honolulu
Osteen
Washington, D. C
Bulla
Randolph
Guilford County
Guilford
Roby Garner
Reitzel Smith
VA to Build 93 Bed Nursing Home at Salisbury VA
Veterans Administrators W J Driver announced plans for a 93 bed nursing home care unit at Salisbury VA Hospital. Estimated cost about 126000, to be funded via station level contracts. Work to begin this fall with completion hoped for spring 1968 for chronically ill veterans needing ongoing nursing care.
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Veterans
W. J. Driver
Veterans Administration Hospital
Salisbury
Sixth District
Horace Kornegay
Driver
Denton Receives Heavy Rain But Water Shortage Persists
A gully washer in Denton dumped over two inches for about an hour yesterday afternoon. Officials say the rain helps but does not end the town's water shortage. Conserving water remains necessary until the new system is ready on September 1, with the rainfall likely extending supply by about a week before further emergency measures are needed.
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Denton
Lightning Triggers Four Fire Calls in Rain
An electrical storm yesterday prompted firemen to respond four times between 2 and 2:30 p.m. Fire trucks went to five locations including Cassell Street Green Drive Sherman Road Hamilton Street Rosewood Court Apts Kivett Drive. No major problems were reported.
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Cassell Street
Green Drive
Sherman Road
Hamilton Street
Rosewood Court
Apts
Kivett Drive
Adversity Tests Character in Fragile Men
A brief reflection asserts that enduring hardship reveals the true strength or weakness of a man's character, arguing that difficult circumstances expose moral fiber and resolve.
Rash of Traffic Mishaps Injures Two People
In a 24 hour span two traffic crashes left two people injured and several charged. Donnie Kimsey, 23, of Ferndale Drive, injured in a 12:20 a.m. Rockford Red wreck, charged with driving left of center. Harry Lee Lambeth Jr., 17, of Lexington Avenue, charged with speeding. Creda Swayer, 19, of Boundary Street, injured in a 6:45 p.m. crash, charged with failing to see safe move. Larryson, 18, of W. Lexington Avenue, listed as other driver. Continued incidents included Elm Street and English Road crash with no injuries. Billy Joe Crox, 24, of Plummer Drive, charged with DUI. David McNeely, 19, of Oak Road, other driver. Charles Wayne Dennis, 21, of Thomasville, charged with DUI after running off road, striking stop sign, hitting tree, no operator’s license. Dennis and others charged with DUI. Joe Ashburn, 27, of Thomasville, Roy Langley, 28, charged with DUI and held on bond. Terry Walker, 34, of Chestnut Street, charged with assault with a deadly weapon.
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Rockford Red
Donnie Kimsey
Ferndale Drive
Harry Lee Lambeth Jr
Lexington Avenue
Larryson
W. Lexinton
Elm Street
English Road
Billy Joe Crox
Plummer Drive
David McNeely
Oak Road
Charles Wayne Dennis
Thomasville
Wiley and
Rotary Drive
Dennis
Joe Ashburn
Roy Langley
Rt. 5
Terry Walker
Chestnut Street
Bloodmobile Visit Big Success in Randleman
The Red Cross Bloodmobile in Randleman drew strong turnout with 105 pints donated, surpassing a 100 pint goal. Ed Freeze, recruiting chairman, noted 29 first time donors and 83 replacements, praising volunteers led by Mrs. Shirley Griffin for efficient donor handling.
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Randleman
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Ed Freeze
Red Cross Recruitment
Freeze
Shirley Griffin
Blood Drive Organised By Randleman Lions Club
A Lions Club sponsored blood collection drive notes the efforts of local volunteers including Bill Long president. The event highlights credit for self made credentials and aims to help youths needing substantial blood donations during multiple visits.
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Randleman Lions Club
Bill Long
Crooks Win Again In Monthly Report
Police report July saw 128 major offenses with 44 cleared by arrest. Burglary led at 42 cases, with 15 cleared, and larceny at 72 with 19 solved. Stolen property valued at 12777 and 8752 recovered. Traffic arrests reached 3605 including 2786 parking citations. 14 drunk driving charges, 120 traffic accidents, and 666 jailed.
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Juty
Rattlesnakes Use Rattle for Warning Not Age
Encyclopaedia Eritdanica notes the rattle’s joints do not determine age and that the rattle can be heard up to 20 yards away. Its purpose is to warn predators and hoofed animals to avoid the snake and prevent harm.
Weekend Forecast Calls For Cloudy Skies And Warmth
The outlook shows variable cloudiness and warm temperatures with scattered showers or thunder showers. Highs near 85 today and Sunday, lows 65 to 70 tonight. Precipitation chances 30 percent today, 10 tonight and Sunday. Monday should be fair and warmer.
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J. Houston Williams
Howard ‘Traynham
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Al's Place
High Point - Wallburg Road
Thomas Charles Lowery
Tremont Street
Davidson County Superior Court
James Alvis Bostic
Charlotte
Robert Thomas
High Street
Wiliam Redfearn Jr
Pineywood
Redfern
William Kelly King Jr
Roger Dale Martin
Finch Field
Kevil Gordon
Alma Scarlett
Jimmy A. Batten
Fife Street
Jerry Dovid Lambeth
Judy Glascoe Lambeth
Costs
Luther Lynch
Church Street
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W NeriaVail
Jerry Parrish
Leeds
Wesb
Blue Mist Drive - In
Boone Oil Co
Beale
Sen. Kemp
VA Nursing Home
Curtis
Turner
Creda Swayer
Boundary Street
Bloodmobile
Crooks
Encyclopaedia Eritdanica
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