Youth Cleared of Speed Charge in Guilford Court
An 18 year old Guilford County youth Ronnie Lee Clark of Rt. 3 Greensboro was cleared of a speeding charge charged December 16 for 75 mph in a 55 mph zone on John Bull Road. The case was the first completed in the Municipal Court term. In a separate session Paul Farrington of High Point was convicted of carrying a concealed weapon drunkenness and larceny and sentenced to three months at a county farm. Louise Nicholson of High Point was bound over to Superior Court for trial on two forgery counts for allegedly forging Mrs Helen PD Warner Jr s name on a $25 check.
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Guilford County
Ronnie Lee Clark
Rt. 3
Greensboro
John Bull Road
Paul Farrington
High Point
Louise Nicholson
Superior Court
Helen PD Warner Jr
Chimney Blamed In Blaze
A faulty chimney at 1311 Olga Street started a fire that damaged an adjoining wall. Firefighters quickly extinguished it with minor property impact. A fuel leak at 1514 East Street ignited oil but caused only a room’s furniture burn and smoke damage. A blocked flue pipe on English Road caused smoke without fire. Investigators also checked a defective water heater at 1400 English Road with no fire.
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Olga Street
East Street
English Road
Comfort To Visit Dairy Assn. Meet In Pinehurst
PINEHURST W R Comfort a vice president of the North Carolina Dairy Products Association leads a three day convention at The Carolina Hotel Wednesday through Friday. The Twenty Ninth Annual Conference will draw over 400 representatives from the state's dairy industry with addresses by leaders in education business and dairy. Comfort is South Atlantic District Chairman of The Borden Co and has long been a leading figure in the association.
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Pinehurst
Funeral arrangements for Marley from page 1-3
Marley from page 1-3 of lina College Greenville mourns with two grandsons Michael and William Foyer and his mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs Walter J Brooks of Archdale. Survived by two sisters Mrs John Ferree and Mrs Robert J Spencer of Archdale. Funeral Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church with Dr Roy E Watts and Rev Clifford D Caldwell. Burial in Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery. Body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home and will be placed in church 30 minutes before service.
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Lina College
Greenville
Michael
William Foyer
Walter J Brooks
Archdale
John Ferree
Robert J. Spencer
Ilami
First Presbyterian Church
Roy E. Watts
Clifford D. Caldwell
Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Measuring Rod For Greatness in Archdale Lions Club
Archdale Lions Club members discuss greatness as a measure tied to civic effort and service. Governor Walter and district leaders promote an effective serum against disease while noting the club’s mid winter convention in Sanford and the Father-Son Banquet plans. Burglaries on W Greenly Street and W High Street prompt police reports, with missing items including a pair of cloth scissors valued at 25 dollars.
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Archdale
Archdale-Trinity Lions Club
Walter
Uber
New Orleans
Duber
Liona
Ray Giles
Lions
Sanford
Bill Taylor
Young
Taylor
Lloyd Taylor
W. High Street
Paul Wolfe
Ace Stephens
Gary Barefoot
Purcell Supply Co
W. Greenlyamar Coward Jr
Permit Issued For New Home
The building inspector's office issued one new construction permit last week. John Bartley received a permit for construction of a $16,000 residence on Country Lathe Thadow, while police reported nothing was taken in the incident near Fort Knox, with minor repair work and alterations totaling $6,490.
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John Bartley
Dow
Fred Harb
Winston Road
Fort Knox
U. S
Sanibel Side
U. S. Highway 31
Radio Bid Opening Slated
Sheriff Clayton Jones announced bids for new radio equipment for sheriff's cars will be opened Monday. The system should be operational in about 60 days, allowing Greensboro deputies to directly contact High Point units. The plan reduces per car personnel from two to one, increasing coverage with four cars plus a roving investigator, though risks from untrained officers working alone were noted.
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Sheriff's Department
Clayton Jones
Greensboro
High Point
Sheriff Jones
Assault With Knife Is Charged To Man
Police charged Paul Franklin York, 41, of Hamilton Street with assault with a deadly weapon after he allegedly cut Robert Taylor of Grant Street on the face with a knife. Taylor required stitches and was in satisfactory condition. Bond for York was $500. Trial set for Feb. 11. York remained jailed. In other action, Albert Green, 30, of Russell Street, was charged with larceny after stealing a 2 clock radio valued at $29.75 from Nash Jewelry and Loan Co. Bond $50. Trial set for Feb. 11. At A and W Root Beer on Main Street, two suspects faced petty larceny charges for stealing a food tray and a glass mug. Bonds $500 each. trials Jan. 18. James Patrick Haynes, 26, of Lexington, charged with reckless driving on English Street. bond $100. court Feb. 20. Ed S. Phillips, 38, cited for reckless driving Feb. 1. Ralph Anderson, 38, cited for reckless driving Jan. 9. Cecil W. Woodruff, 18, charged with issuing a worthless check for $18 to Town House Motel on S Main Street. bond $25. trial Jan. 28.
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Paul Franklin York
Hamilton Street
Robert Taylor
Grant Street
Taylor
York
Albert Green
Russell Street
Nash Jewelry and Loan Co
Green
A. and W. Root Beer
Main Street
Albert
Ingram
Woodrow Avenue
Wendel K. Michael
Coltrane Street
James Patrick Haynes
Lexington
English Street
Ed S. Phillips
Forsythe Street
High Point
Ralph Anderson
Bradshaw Street
Cecil W. Woodruff
Lincolnson
Town House
S. Main Street
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Dairy Assn
Marley
Sakrete
Springdale
W. W.horton
Dorris Ave
Maxum M. Bingham
Thomasville
N.C
Davis Patrol & Watchman
Jack S. Davis
Federal Deposit Insurance
VIA Bank & Trust Company
BELKS
Belk
Terries
Adin