Bond system in High Point favors defendants and bondsmen
A local feature explains how the bail bond system operates to release accused individuals until trial. It notes the inequities where moneyed defendants go free while some innocent suspects remain jailed, and profiles four High Point bondsmen Mrs. Nancy Finch Jack Tedder Nick Moore and Guy Furr detailing their roles and experiences.
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Sheriff’s Department
High Point
Nancy L. Finch
Archdale Road
Delaware
Nixon Moore Jr
Kivett Drive
Jack Lawrence Tedder
Woodbury Street
Guy (Peanut) Furr
Barbee Street
Mrs. Finch
Tedder
Nick Moore
Moore
Salisbury
Guy B. Farr
Archdale
U. S
No Quaker Hats In Court Sparks a Dressing Down
A High Pointer enters a City County courtroom wearing a hat. The judge orders him to remove headgear and sit front and center, noting Quaker exemption but enforcing bareheaded decorum. The event prompts jokes about law and tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Pointer
Kitzoner
High Point
End of Civil War Lesson From Durham Farmhouse
A Durham area farmhouse that sheltered the end of the Civil War is discussed as an educational site. The piece argues for a dedicated museum to tell the broader North Carolina surrender story and the friendships between Generals Sherman and Johnston, including the human dimensions and local industry ties.
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Perry Young
Durham
North Carolina
Appomattox
Duke
Sherman
Johnston
Lee
Grant
Lincoln
Indiana
Dukes
James Bennett
Bennett
Thomas Wolfe
Lousiana
West Point
Bull Run
Bentonville
N. C
Farm Place
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Jack Tedder
Bond
Art Richardson
Nancy Finch
Duke University
William T. Sherman
Joseph E. Johnston
Gen. Kilpatrick
Wade Hampton
Nevah
Gen. Johnston
U. S. Army