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Utley's long path from champion student to high Point lawyer
The High Point attorney Arthur M. Utley II rose from high school president and tennis captain at Chapel Hill to officer candidate in World War II. He served in the Pacific before becoming a lawyer at Roberson-Haworth & Reese in 1949 and later a junior partner. Active in civic life, he has held posts in local business, bar associations, church work, and community organizations while serving as town attorney for Jamestown. Born in 1922, he and Betsy Hardin Utley live at 701 W. Ray St. with three children.
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Utley
Citadel
Charleston
S. C
1St Ordnance Squadron
509Th Composite Group
Air Force
Japan
Pacific
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
United States
University At
Chapel Hill
High Point
Roberson-Haworth & Reese
Col. Westcott Roberson
Owen Reese
Horace Haworth
Methodist Church
Columbia
Utleys
W. Ray St
Arthur M. Utley II
Dorothy Ree
Dru) Utley
William Hardin Utley
Parkway
Jamestown
High Point American Business Club
High Point Bar Assn
North Carolina
Evangelism Commission
United Appeal
The
Heart Fund
Community Planning Council
Advancement Committee
Emerywood Country Club
University of North Carolina
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity