Thomasville Man Is Shot by Father In Law
In Davidson County a 37 year old man, Grissett, was shot in the left leg during a dispute at a trailer home off Highway 62. Cecil Honeycutt, summoned to the scene, fired through a basement door after Grissett refused to leave, and Grissett was admitted in satisfactory condition at City Memorial Hospital. Trial is scheduled for January 27.
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Thomasville
Davidson
City Memorial Hospital
Wiliey Rey Jr
Vomhet
Amie
Grissett
Highway 62
Cecil Honeycutt
Cedar Lodge
Honeycutt
Rann
Children’s Home Trustees Sign Civil Rights Compliance
The 18 member Baptist Children’s Home board voted Friday to sign the Civil Rights Act compliance acknowledgment. They also authorized a committee to study prospective sites for a new home in western North Carolina and to explore a Winston Salem area home for unwed mothers with Ocean Hospital. Dr Raymond Stone was elected chairman, succeeding Dr E E Ward.
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Thomasville
Baptist Children’s Home
North Carolina
Kinston
Pembroke
Chapel Hill
Ecean Hospital
Winston - Salem
Raymond Stone
Sandhills Community College
Southern Pines
E. E. Ward
Lumberton
C. C. Wall Jr
Lexington
Arthur Smith
Charlotte
Wall
Stone
A. G. Glenn
Smithfield
James E. Conrad
Olin D. Binkley
Wake Forest
Rowland S. Puritte
Murfreesboro
Soorme McNeill
Morehead Ty
Chair City Stations Hit By Thieves
Davidson County sheriff officers report two service station break ins in Thomasville. At 11 15 p m Mid Service Station See 29A bolt cutters forced entry and rest rooms were damaged. After 4 a m Sunoco 29 70 station entry gained through a rear window and thieves took cash and 15 cartons of cigarettes.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Charles Long
Long
Sunoco
Toastmasters Elect Officers for Coming Year
Leo J. Martine is the new president replacing Phil Dixon. Other officers include Carsto Hartsol as vice president, Gene Holland as treasurer, a sergeant at arms, Bill Gorman, and Blake Leckie as topicmaker.
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Leo J. Martine
Phil Dixon
Toma “Shee
Coartloce Hartsol
Gene Holland
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Bill Gorman
Blake Leckie
Westerly winds belt spans most of the United States
The article notes the broad belt of westerly winds covering much of the United States, shaping weather patterns across regions and influencing seasonal climate behavior.
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United States
Lexington Man Hurt In Wreck
William E. Grubb of Route 2 Lexington was taken to City Memorial Hospital after a single vehicle crash on Highway 64 eight miles east of Lexington. Deputies cited a rear tire blowout on the 1966 car as the probable cause. The accident occurred about 3 a.m. and Grubb’s condition was listed as satisfactory.
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Thomasville
William E. Grubb
Rt. 2
Lexington
City Memorial Hospital
Bucket Of Blood Still Padlocked Court closes nuisance bar
The Bucket of Blood on Red Road remains padlocked after a court order by Judge Eugene Shaw. The venue was deemed a public nuisance and ordered closed for a year following the city action last month.
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Red Road
O Ofens
Eugene Shaw
GTI Plans New Dental Instruction
Guilford Technical Institute announces an instructional program for 20 dental assistant students. The one year college level training will be conducted under the Manpower Development Training Act and financed by an $88,512 U.S. Health Education and Welfare appropriation. Selection and testing will be by ESC offices in High Point and Greensboro. A two year dental hygienists program is already underway at GTI.
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Jamestown
Guilford Technical Institute
Marco
James Filipski
Employment Security Commission
Greensboro
ESC
High Point
U. S. Department
Wie Health Education and
Weldopteen
GTI
Asheboro Rates Veteran Service Post Cost Questioned
Asheboro officials probe why the town pays part of the Veteran Service Officer cost while other Randolph towns receive the service free. Mayor Reese and City Manager McIntosh question the justification as the county and state fund the post elsewhere. The city budget has shown a 500 dollar line item since 1960.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Tom McIntosh
Albert Taylor
Ramseur
Taylor
E. Myatt
Woman Sentenced In Forgery Case
A court summary lists multiple defendants in a forgery and related cases. Several receive suspended sentences and probation terms, with conditions including restraining orders, court costs, and support payments. Names include Samuel Jackson Loflin Joe Wright Jetter Honeycutt Mickey Heath and others, with varied charges from assault to drunkenness and bad checks.
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Cain
Founding Of Ward Street Methodist Church Observed
The 40th anniversary of Ward Street Methodist Church will be observed at 11 a m worship service. Bishop Earl G Hunt Jr of Charlotte will preach. After the service a basket lunch will be served in Fellowship Hall. Former ministers and members are expected to attend.
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Ward Street Methodist Church
Earl G. Hunt Jr
Charlotte
Episcopal
Western North Carolina
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