Christy Sentenced in Manslaughter Case in Municipal Court
Clarence Christy alias Christian received 12 months in county jail or the alternative of paying court costs and 700 dollars for manslaughter. The case stems from a July accident that killed Vivian Burton of Thomasville, alleged to be due to the defendant's carelessness. The docket also covers other manslaughter and liquor law cases, with several defendants awaiting trial or sentence as the term continues.
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Vivian Burton
Clarence Sawyers
Clarence Christy
Christian
Lewis KE. Teague
Christy
Vivian Burof Thomasville
Mamie Ruth Burton
Teague
Basmai
Leona Brookshire
Yester
Welch
Nie Jones
Fairview Street
Tt Long
Caldwell
Sunday School Institute Set for High Point Township
The North Carolina Sunday School Association sponsors an institute for High Point Township Sunday school leaders and teachers next Sunday at Main Street M E Church. Sessions at 2:30 p m and 7:30 p m feature Dr P E Lindley High Point College president Rev Shiford Peeler general secretary and Miss Myrtie McDaniel leadership trainer. Choirs from First Methodist Protestant and First Evangelical and Reformed provide music. Superintendents urged to ensure attendance. large turnout expected.
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North Carolina Sunday School Association
High Point Township
Main Street
M. E
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Shiford Peeler
Mise Myrtie McDaniel
First Methodist Protestant
First Evangelical and Reformed
First Gypsy Newspaper Established in Romania
A historic development sees the world’s first gypsy newspaper launched in Romania marking a milestone for Romani press and cultural representation. The publication aims to serve Romani communities with news, culture, and advocacy.
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Rumania
Chamber of Commerce Protest Against Cheap Foreign Competition
The legislative committee urged Congress to protect American industry from cheaper foreign goods, noting Japanese hosiery sold 30 to 50 cents per dozen below U.S. prices. The group also asked for copies of the new state revenue bill for review and supported a one million dollar highway fund request for city streets and higher school salaries. Amos R. Kearns chaired the meeting with committee members G. H. Jones I. P. Ingle J. B. Millie J. A. Eshelman and J. Allen Austin present.
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Legislative Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce Today
Congress
Cnea
Japan
Mame
Chamber of Commerce
F. J. Sizemore
G. H. Jones
Amos R. Kearns
I. P. Ingle
J. B. Millie
J. A. Eshelman
J. Allen Austin
Salvation Army Program Draws Community Support
The Salvation Army Citadel hosted a 6 to 10 pm program presided by Major Wm. Geo. Gilke, with musical acts by Pilgrim Holiness string band and soloists. Afterward attendees enjoyed gym activities as Charlotte defeated High Point in a handball match and a volleyball game.
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Salvation Army
Wm. Geo. Gilke
Army
North and
South Carolina
Gilks
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Crouch
Mr. Montgomery
Milton Crowson
Hollbrook
Army Post
Major Gilks
Audieriar
Charlotte
High Point
Army Gym
Red Shield Clube
Greensboro
Bill To Prohibit Walkathons Clears Senate
The Senate passed Senator J. T. Burrus's bill to ban walkathons marathon dancing contests and similar dances. It moved to the House and was referred to the House committee on health for consideration following a hearing on merits and faults of walkathleens.
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Senate
Raleigh
J. T. Burrus
High Point
House
House Committee On Health
McCall Explains Tax Load On Drivers and Gasoline
J H McCall sales agent for Standard Oil of New Jersey says motorists pay about 121 dollars annually in combined federal state and local taxes if a car taxed by vehicle costs and fuel purchases are totaled. He notes gasoline taxes total seven and a quarter cents per gallon and road, inspection, and federal taxes raise a ten gallon fill to about seventy two and a half cents.
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J. H. McCall
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
McCall
North Carolina
Boswell Named Head Credit Association
F E Boswell of Guilford County was elected president of the Proisamene Produc tive Credit Association at its annual meeting. The group serves Rockingham Guilford and Randolph counties and about 75 farmers attended. Scotnett of Rockingham was named vice president, Lessie Wan er secretary treasurer, and C B Earns R C Moser H G Jones joined the board. Crop production in the three counties is projected at 75 000 to 190 000 in 1985.
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Greensboro
Iefel
F. E. Boswell
R. C. Moser
H. G. Jones
Association
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Sunday School Institute
Magnesia
Phillips
Mlk
Jake Harris
Warner Baxter
Myrna Loy
Paramount
U.S
Chamber SF Semaares
William Geo. Gilks
McAll
Boswell
Head Credit Association
Savery Way
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Edna Wallace Hopper
DOWDY
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BK Valuer
Woodbury Creams
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Ovia Bank and Trust Company
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
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