Manslaughter Case Slated For Trial
Robert W. Childs, 20, of Silver Springs Maryland, charged with two counts of manslaughter after an Oct 6 1973 traffic accident on Montlieu Avenue, was bound over to Superior Court after probable cause found at a District Court hearing. Victims named are Eugene C. Munger of Arnold Maryland and Rita Ogara of Amboy New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Childs
Silver Springs
Montlieu Avenue
Superior Court
Childs
Eugene C. Munger
Arnold, Md
Rita ¢. Ogara
Amboy
Ted Carricker
Thomasville
Daniel C. England Jr
King Street
Archie Patton
South Road
Deaths and Funerals for Misenheimer and Cox Randleman
Two obituaries reported in the same column. Boyd Adolphus Misenheimer, 59, of 911 Nance Ave., died at High Point Memorial Hospital after a year of ill health. He served in World War II, was a U.S. Army veteran, and a Light House Baptist Church member. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Sechrest Chapel. burial Oakwood Cemetery. survivors include extended family. Miss Myrtle Cox Randleman, 80, of Knoxville, formerly Climax, retired Randolph County teacher, last taught at Randleman High School. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Providence Friends Meeting with burial there. survivors include sister Larah Cox Macon and brother Ralph A. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Adolphus Misenheimer
Nance Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Misenheimer
High Point
Charles Adolphus (Buck
Minnie Clark Misenheimer
American Legion
M and J Frame Works
Light House Baptist Church
Ola Misenheimer
Baker Rd
Dorothy Misenheimer
Doris Staley
Greensboro
Henry Misenheimer
Lloyd Misenheimer
Jesse Misenheimer
Morristown
Tenn
Glenn Misenheimer
Jamestown
Harold Wall
Sechrest Chapel
Frank Barnes
Aulbert Smith
Oakwood Cemetery
Elon Pl
Raby Cates
Ralph Poole
Wayne Johnson
Bill Eaton
Jerry Misenheimer
Bill Misenheimer
Randolph County
Randleman High School
Providence Friends Meeting
Monthly Meeting
R. R. George Dies At 47
Robert Reynolds George 47 of 2120 Edgewood Dr died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital at 3 30 am Saturday after years of declining health. Born April 21 1926 in Pittsylvania County Virginia he was a World War II veteran and Flash Market manager in High Point He is survived by his wife Hazel Thacker and daughter Debra Irby. Funeral arrangements are pending at Colbert Moran Funeral Home Gretna Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reynolds George
Edgewood Dr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. George
Pittsylvania County
Ennis Dewey
Mazie Reynolds George
High Point
S. Main Street
Summerset Baptist Church
Pitt
Carl
Debra) Irby
Clyde B. George
Madison Heights
Kenneth George
Danville
Buddy George
Schofield Brs
Hawaii
Earl
Martha) Anderson
Colbert-Moran
Gretna
Duke Plant Opposed by Davie County Residents Fight Likely to Washington
In Lexington a coalition in Davie County opposes a planned nuclear generator by Duke Power Co on the Yadkin River. The group, led by Mary Davis, vows to persist despite site on either riverbank and reportedly backed by the Sierra Club. Davidson County property owners fear value impacts while national spending on food rose sharply since the early 1950s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davie County
Yadkin
Washington
Duke Power Co
Davie
Davidson County
Mary Davis
Sierra’Club
The Crucible at Summit School Winston Salem
North Carolina School of the Arts presents Arthur Miller's The Crucible at Summit School Auditorium in Winston-Salem. The production features strong work by Glyn O’Malley Margot Dionne and Wrenn Goodrum, with John McConnell and other cast members delivering an era-appropriate moral drama set against McCarthy era allegory. Performances run tonight and next week with curtain at 8:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Arthur Miller
the Crucible
Salem
Massachusetts
North Carolina School of the Arts
Summit School
Reynolda Road
Winston- Salem
Miller
Joseph McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
North American
Wisconsin
Dan
McCarthy
Communist Party
Danforth
O'Malley
Abigail Williams
Margot Dionne
Abigail
Miss Dionne
Wrenn Goodrum
Elizabeth Proctor
John
Leslie McConnell
McConnell
Frederic Serino
John Hale
Pam Reid
Barbados
Lucius Houghton
Giles
Corey
Ven Carver
City School Weekly Menu Summary
Elementary meals listed by weekday show hot dogs and sides on Monday, macaroni and cheese Tuesday, oven fried chicken Wednesday, spaghetti Thursday, tuna salad Friday. Additional options include tamales, polenta, salad courses, fruit cobbler, gelatin, and desserts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Millis
High Point College
Raymond Dewey Newham
Johnson Street
Leonard Street
James E. McNair
Deep River
Kingsway Drive
Lowell Raymond Sykes
Clover Drive
W. K. Allen
Hillcrest Drive
Turn Key Three Recreation Center
Habersham Road
William McAlley Hunsacker
Archdale
Main Street
Herron Staton
Clara Cox
Mary Janie Wright
Taylor Street
Allen Junior Hamlin
Brentwood Street
David Calvin Collman
Amos Street
Ronald Ray Bennett
Derie Friend
N. Hamilton Street
Hammond
Hoff
Authority
Cox
Asheboro
Purgatory Mountain
Zoo
Jerry Beeson
Walkertown
Beeson
Ezra R. Sexton
Cleveland, Tenn
Henry L. Gibson
Rt. 3
Jessie S. Smith
Stephen B. Hemric
Larry J. Worley
Arnold Gray Tolbert
Eugene Street
Donald Lee Andrews
Friddle Street
Eddie L. Wilbanks
Newlin Street
Cathy French
Delmont Street
Jennie Lindsey McBride
Walter Witcher
Rt. 1
Howard Groome Smith
Eastchester Drive
Edwin B. Drury
Boyles Street
Claude Harrell
Shell Road
Harrell
Vernon Grice
Mitchell Grice
Erie
Misenheimer
Myrtle Cox Randleman
Myrtle R. Cox
Knoxville, Tenn
Climax
Knoxville Medical Center
Larah Cox Macon
Knoxville
Ralph A. Cox
Thomas Butt
Mark Hodgin
Pugh
Randleman
R. R. George
Duke Plant
Commission Accounting
Integon Corporation
N. Spruce St
Winston Saiem
Orn
Hool iv Sday
UNLI
Vacuum Center
Sales & Service
W. Broad ST
Sechrest
Lexington Ave
Invitatias
NSM
Boyd Adolphus Misenheimer Wiens
Cumby
Chestnut Dr
Robert Reynolds
George Remoyved
Gretna, Virginia
Hazel Williams
Flotist
Amtain Tela
Fellowship Hall
N.C
Pizza Hut
North Main Street
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