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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1974
Page
3
Obituaries detail the deaths of John Earwood in Lexington and Carl Redmon in Franklinville with survivors and funeral plans. Notices also list Charles M. Bulla in Durham, Jeff A. Cross in Lexington, and Pauline Siler in Siler City with service details and family members.
A guide to patio surfaces lists brick tile concrete paving blocks and flagstone plus indoor outdoor carpet. It covers temporary coverings gravel chips bark and crushed brick and offers tips on durability comfort and cost along with brick on sand patterns installation and edging options.
Alfred C Holden 35 formerly of High Point died in an Asheville hospital after being shot twice in a Rockin Robin bar shooting that also injured David J Alexander. Holden born November 29 1938 was a Royal Crown Cola employee U S Air Force veteran and Baptist. Survived by wife Juanita three sons a daughter his mother nine brothers and two sisters. Funeral set for Sunday 2 p.m. at Cumby Chapel with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
Dan T. Coe of Kendall Avenue bound over to Superior Court after probable cause found on murder charge tied to Evelyn Peace death on Oct 10, 1973. He also receives two years on two counts of assault on an officer and six months on assault and battery on a female, with notice of appeal. Other bound over include Daniel H. Bostic for assault with a deadly weapon against Martha Morris, Henry Burke and James E. Logan for breaking and entering, Timothy B. Shelton for forgery, Ian Myrick for felonious possession of marijuana and LSD, and Dewey W. Matthews for misdemeanor possession of marijuana, with prayer for judgment on a second charge. Carl Parker given 12 months suspended, $200 fine, probation, and combined sentences for drunken driving offenses.
A vending machine at Kaye station on English Road was pried open with about 35 to 40 dollars in change stolen. A statue valued at 15 dollars was taken from Lebanon Cemetery. Several arrests followed including shoplifting suspects Katie Gibbons and Opan Phillips, larceny charge against Helen Alston, and weapon and traffic charges for others.
Cox, formerly advertising salesman at WGWR and later tied to a defunct Asheboro fabric shop, surrendered after a fire on Caltrain Mill Road. He was jailed in Randolph County and charged by Randleman police with two counts of murder and by the Randolph County sheriff with assault with intent to kill.
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