Abduction Charged To Ex Convict In Lexington Case
A warrant charges 42 year old ex convict Brown Pearson alias Lawrence Brown alias Lloyd Vance with abducting a 12 year old girl. Pearson last seen in Detroit after leaving Lexington September 28 with the girl en route via Statesville and a bus to Detroit. The father returned the girl to Lexington. police lack leads on Pearson.
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Lexington
Brown Pearson
Pearson
Lawrence Brown
Lloyd Vance
Detroit
Mich
W. G. Price
Statesville
Michigan City
Chief Price
North Carolina
Improper Brake Charge Filed After Crash
A Thomasville motorist was cited for driving a car with improper brakes after a three car collision on National Highway. Victims were identified as Thomas C. Nelson III Harvey L. Welborn and Ora Belle Howard Payne with Payne’s car a total loss. Damages totaled 400 dollars to two other cars.
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Thomasville
National Highway
Thomas C. Nelson III
Harvey L. Welborn
Ora Belle Howard Payne
Lexington Avenue
Shirley Burton
Tremont Street
Burton
Gerald Wilton Ball Jr
Burton Street
High Point
Paul Lane
Fisher Ferry Street
Marvin Hutchins
Parked Car Rolls Down Hill In Thomasville Collision
A Sunday incident on Jewell Street involved two parked cars. Patrolman M. R. Harris witnessed a vehicle from Siler Funeral Home roll 75 feet down a hill and strike Hazel Hamilton's car on Barnwell Street. The emergency brake was released to back the Siler vehicle away. Damages were estimated at 250 for the Siler car and 200 for Hamilton’s car.
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Thomasville
M. R. Harris
Siler Funeral Home
Jewell Street
Hazel S. Hamilton
Barnwell St
Harris
Siler
Hamilton
Mistrial Declared in Asheboro Husband Slaying Case
In Asheboro Superior Court Judge Robert Gambill declared a mistrial in the murder case of Elizabeth Kennedy Brown 37 of Rt. 2 Asheboro accused of shooting her husband Henry Wayne Brown 44 a grocery store operator on Oct 21 Witnesses reported arguing before the single pistol shot with no eyewitnesses present The jury of five women and seven men deliberated about 14 hours across two days and remained deadlocked at 8 to 4 before the mistrial was announced.
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Asheboro
Robert M. Gambill
Elizabeth Kennedy Brown
Rt. 2
Henry Wayne Brown
Gambill
Harold Kivett
Rt. 1
Liberty
Kivett
Brown
N. Fayetteville Street
United Fund drive in Thomasville seeks remaining 8500
Thomasville officials warn the United Fund drive may fail without local contributions. Only part of the needed 8500 has been raised to support 16 cooperating agencies, and UF directors appealed to citizens to boost donations this week to avoid cuts to agency allocations.
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Thomasville
United Fund
United Appeal
Baptist Home Trustees Set December Meeting At Mills Home
Trustees of the Baptist Children’s Homes will hold a semi annual session December 14 in the Mills Home administration building Thomasville. They will review 1961 departments and study 1962 needs with final approval due for a 900000 operating budget and elections of 1962 officers.
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Thomasville
Trustees of the Baptist Children’s Homes
Mills
Randolph March of Dimes Chooses County Chairmen
Rev. Donald M. Leonard announces new March of Dimes drive leadership in Randolph County. A planning session is set for Thursday at 7 30 P M in Asheboro Evangelical and Reformed Church to map January activities and distribute literature.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Donald M. Leonard
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Leonard
March of Dimes Drive
Stolen Santa Claus Reported in Thomasville
Police investigate the theft of a Santa Claus statue placed on the front door of Mrs. Jake Fowler on Davidson Street. She reported the incident to authorities after discovering the statue missing two hours after it was set out Saturday.
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Thomasville
Jake Fowler
Davidson Street
Santa
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D. E. Ward Jr
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J. A. Burris
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Roger Crook
Rayleigh
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Randolph March of Dimes
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Commission
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Santa Claus
Frank A. Stithh Co
Tri-Taper
Frank A. Stith
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Winston-Salem
Cherry
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