Four Break-ins Reported in High Point Stolen Items Across Homes
Four residential break-ins were reported to High Point police on Wednesday with limited losses in most cases. Items stolen included two televisions, a shotgun, a nile, and cash from multiple addresses on Hulda Street Wayside Drive and other local streets. Police also reported car thefts, a coat with cards, a radio antenna, and a bicycle taken. Juvenile suspects were detained for glue-sniffing. several unrelated arrests were noted for traffic and theft offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Barries Marcelles
Hulda Street
Nile
Glory
Main Street
Emily Mullins
Wellingford Drive
Amanda Elizabeth Torrence
Juanita Street
Willie J. Brown
Brentwood Street
Marcus Joe Cohen
Lakecrest Drive
Harold €. Pitzer
Westwood Avenue
Woodmark
Jarrell Street
Willie Robinson
Lardner Place
College Village
Clyde Wolfe
New Street
N. Main Street
Robert Lee Williams
E. Green Drive
Iris Green
E. Russell Avenue
Review Slated For Mental Health Center Operations
State and federal standards compliance will be assessed during an annual services review of Guilford County Mental Health Center. Officials will judge progress toward meeting July 1 1979 operation requirements and will examine all services offered by the center at the Hilton Inn in Greensboro North Carolina.
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Greensboro
State
New High Point aging council officers named
Newly elected High Point Council on Aging officers include vice chairman J B Adams chairman William R Atkins and treasurer Mrs Sanders Dallas Jr The council also elected new board members Sam Burford Rev R Delbert Byrum Paul Clapp Mrs Frances Eagle Joe Hoover Mrs Lemmie Jacobs Dr Bill Locke Mrs Mary Lyles Mrs Dean Miller and Roscoe Peters Photo by Art Richardsony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council On Aging
J. B. Adams
William R. Atkins
Sam Burford
R. Delbert Byrum
Paul Clapp
Frances Eagle
Joe Hoover
Lemmie Jacobs
Bill Locke
Mary Lyles
Dean Miller
Roscoe Peters
Art Richardsony
Probation Violations Lead to Short Active Sentences
Multiple defendants faced probation violations and other charges in district court. Johnnie Archie received a 60 day active sentence. Carl Lambeth and James Whitfield were found guilty of trespass and forgery with suspended terms or fines. Sarah Garrett and Annie Sanders received suspended terms and costs. Randy Clark and Kipper Hoskins bound for superior court on felonies. several drunken driving cases led to suspended sentences or fines. various dismissals and acquittals noted. Judge Haworth and Judge Washington oversaw the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Archie
Byron Haworth
Archie
Carl D. Lambeth
Lexington Avenue
Philip G. Gibson
Pershing Street
Jerry W. West
Route A
James T. Whitfield
Short Spring Street
Helen Underwood
Larry Kirby
Haworth
Randy Owens Clark
Lake Forest Drive
Superior Court
Thhree
Kipper F. Hoskins
Boulevard
Fred H Chandler
N. Main Street
Sampson Baker
Cedron Avenue
Roger D. Rathif
Robin Hood Road
Leary McLeod
Brockett Street
McLeod
Harald Douglas Coble
Potts Avenue
Bula C. Lanier
Ashburn Street
Susan Hendrix
Shirley Ann Harris
Locke Street
Homer Jarrett Jr
Fourth Street
Annie Marie Sanders
Brentwood Street
Mary McManus
Vail Street
Ed Washington
Herbert Gregg
Thomasvilee Superior Court
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High Point Enterprise
Donald Gale Allman
Wayside Drive
Fred H. Newman
Wayside
Jerry Reid Carrick
Otteray Drive
Roses
High Point Mall
Kayma
Wayne Chambers
Birchwood Drive
Derek Charles Sims
Guilford County
Coper
Watlaba
Insa County
Ireland
Aleptan Island
Onentat
Brazhan
Mise At
Fonwusuts
Lerde
Laundry Informat- Center
Garstars Vals
Minal
Bac Pak
Santa Claus
Sylvania
avarlEty
Gt-Malic
Wolnugrain
Zenith
Cormesete Wie
Grssow
RCA
RCA Black & White
Easp
Spencer Parlier Bros
Southgate
Thomasville
N.C
Nigh Point
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