Seven defendants sentenced in Tuesday Superior Court action
Three men received prison terms on assault charges while others pleaded guilty to auto larceny and robbery related counts. Wille Ezzell 20 Woodbury Street and Lawrence Little 17 Kivett Drive faced reduced robbery related charges with 18 to 36 months. Lee Smith 19 Brooks Apts pled to auto larceny twice, 18 to 36 months, with a three to five year suspended sentence on one charge. George Washington Jr 23 Anthony Brockett Street and Jones Anthony 36 Brockett Street each got two year terms. Fred Koon 43 Hamilton Street received 18 to 24 months. Podec botion 50 Red- was also involved.
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Woodbury Street
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Kivett Drive
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Brooks Apts
George Washington Jr
Jones Anthony
Brockett Street
Fred Koon
Hamilton Street
Anthony
Linda Crater Wins Lions Peace Essay Prize
Linda Sue Crater, 16, Trinity High School junior, won the Oakview Lions Club Peace Essay Contest. She advances from six preliminaries in the Lions International contest with a top prize of 25,000 dollars and eight 1,000 dollar semi-finalist awards plus travel to Chicago.
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Alson F. Crater Jr
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Oakview Lions Club
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McAnnally Named To Head Club
McAnnally yesterday was named to head the Salvation Army Boys' Club leadership for the next year. Serving with Chairman McAnaya de Leon Schute, vice chair Danny Courtney, treasurer, and Harold Lichtenburger, secretary. Directors to serve for two years include Wray Amos Fred Barber Jr George Clark Danny Courtney John Crowder Ben Hooks Kiziah Harold Lichtenburger Charles McAnnum Ray McMahan and Clyde a Dr. Leonard Cashion was chairman last year.
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Salvation Army Boys’ Club
McAnaya de Leon Schute
Danny Courtney
Harold Lichtenburger
Wray Amos
Fred Barber Jr
George Clark
John Crowder
Ben Hooks
Kiziah
Charles McAnum
Ray McMahan
Clyde
Leonard Cashion
Kindergarten Help Needed for Local Handicapped Program
Dr John Bridgers of the Sertoma Club says 300 to 400 city children could be helped by a new program. Volunteers or scholars are needed to support the plan. Bill Wilson chairs ticket sales for the effort. Holmes in Russia notes Conan Doyle books sell over ten million in the Soviet Union.
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Russia
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Sherlock Holmes
Soviet Union
High Point Education Board set to meet on routine agenda
The High Point City Board schedules tomorrow 2 p m at the Administration Building on English Road for routine items. Proposals include a central warehouse plan, Social Security for temporary workers, reduced rental fees for string instruments, and a report on special education transportation.
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English Road
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