Youth Attacks Teacher In Car At Andrews High School
An Andrews High School teacher told High Point police a young man about 18 with blonde hair attacked her in her car Thursday evening after she gave him a ride home from near the school. He grabbed her around the neck. she sounded the horn and he fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews High School
High Point
Mary £. Townsend
N. Centennial
Agnes Street
Carlene M. Hutcchens
Hillcrest Drive
Arthur Bucannon
Carter Street
Uppercut promotion plays in bridge tale
Oswald and Jamies Jacoby discuss the uppercut in bridge. West starts with king and queen of spades and, to salvage a few tricks, leads five of trumps. East cooperation prevents overruff, allowing two trump tricks for the defense and a likely plus score for South in a vulnerable North-South game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswala
Jim
West
Oswald
East
South
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High Point Enterprise
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E. Lexington Avenue
Willie Mae Hunter
West Avenue
Arthur McLeod
Marie Purdue
Worth Avenue
Betty Carden
Apex Place
Roland Dean Shipwash
Ferndale Boulevard
Holiday Inn West Lounge
Alice Carter Holmes
Hoover Street
Farmington
English Road
J & M Motors
Shallotte
Onisat
Manoe di Dive
the Cove
Marian E. Poole
Brentwood Street
Gloria Dean Fuller
Spring Place
Ronnie Joe Graves
Chestnut Drive
Oakcrest Drive
E. Green Drive
Fairfield Plaza
Calvary Assembly of God
Guyer Street
Carrie L. Halstead
Barker Street
Kenneth Ray Wright
Elm Street
Willie Dockery
Park Street
Margaret Watson
W. Ward Avenue
Jimmy Davis Small
Trinity
Monore Clifton Brown
Jimmy Gray Tilley
Manor Drive
Walter Wright
Leonard Avenue
Eddie Lee Wilbanks
Pine Tree
New England
Maine
United States
New Hampshire
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Jamies Jacoby
North
Numa F. Reid Lodge
Os Rowald C. Whittington
Mater
Ana
Town Theatre
Santa
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Martin Twin
Roy
Wes
Father George Simoneaux
New Orleans
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Trenton
Shangri-La
Ilderton Oil Company
Clarence Ilderton
Perpetual Savings
Dad and Gard
Columbia
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Lumbia
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