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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1956

Page

8

Two Die in Randolph County Car Crashes

Randolph County records two fatalities from weekend crashes near Asheboro. Vernon Woodell, 23, died at Randolph Hospital after a late Saturday crash south of town while Edward Richardson Jr., 22, of Hampton, Va., was killed on U S 64 west of Asheboro. Woodell slept in the back seat of a car driven by Joseph Brinkley, who faced charges of racing and manslaughter. The Richardson party included Bonnie Ann Hines, 18, who suffered minor injuries. Funeral services for Woodell set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Flag Springs Methodist Church.

Asheboro Randolph Vernon Junior Woodell Randolph Hospital Edward Richardson Jr Hampton Woodell Joseph H. Brinkley Rancheman Cox Road Richland Creek Bridge Harvey Hurley Denton Wade Dean Herman Wright David York Clyde Melvin Ted Ernest Worth Clarence Ferman Woodell Flag Springs Methodist Church

Judgeship candidacy announced in Randolph County

Wade Yates, Asheboro solicitor for four years, announced he would seek the Randolph County Recorder’s Court judgeship for the next term. A Republican, he praised current bipartisan leadership under Judges A J Ferses and J W Wilson and pledged to keep the court nonpartisan. Yates, 33, is a Jacksons Creek native and graduate of Mars Hill College and Wake Forest Law School.

Asheboro Wade Yates Randolph County Recorders Court Yates Recorders Court Randolph Bar Assa County Recorders Court A. J. Ferses J. W. Wilson Randolph County Pan Jacksons Creek Farmer School Mars Hill College Wake Forest College Law School

Tenants Now Considered Self-Employed

Tenants in the area who operate farms under a share arrangement are now viewed as self employed for social security. To gain protection for their families they must report farm earnings of at least 400 dollars in a year by filing an income tax return with a farm schedule in 1956. Landowners receiving crop rents are not credited for social security on their share of the crop. For tax forms contact the Internal Revenue office and for social security information contact the post office building office.

Duffy Internal Revenue Greensboro Internal Revenue Service Social Security Administration

Mata and Hari to Appear Tuesday Night

Mata and Hari, the famed dance team, set for Memorial Auditorium at High Point College campus. Curtain time listed as o clock, third Piedmont Community Concert Assn. event of the season.

Mata Hari Piedmont Community Concert Assn Memorial Auditorium High Point College

High Point Boys Named to McCallie School Honor Roll

Three High Point youths earned honor roll status at McCallie School for the first semester ending January 30. In high honors, George Campbell, son of G. W. Campbell of 426 Hillcrest Drive, joined Glenn Corpening of the Sheraton Hotel family and Beverly Wilkinson, son of Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Wilkinson of 1033 Rockford Road.

High Point McCallie School George Campbell G. W. Campbell Hillcrest Dr Glenn Corpening A. G. Corpening Sheraton Hotel Beverly Wilkinson L. L. Wilkinson Rockford Rd

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