Man Guilty of Manslaughter in Dallas Hutchin Case
A 12 to 15 year sentence was imposed after Hutchinson was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the Sept. 27, 1976, shooting death of Walter Ray Witcher at a Kivett Drive building store. The trial included multiple other pleas and convictions from local defendants, with notices of appeal filed in Hutchinson’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Willard Hutchin
Kivett Drive
Galfer County
Reomeck
Weston
Hutchinson
Stitchinson
Walter Ray Witcher
High Point
Witcher
James Foust
W. Green Drive
Shelton Emanuel Staples
Martin Street
Dwayne Benjamin Phifer
Juanita Street
David
A. Baileau
Trinity
Richard G. Vaughn
Lawndale Avenue
Seay
Barry Leslie Grimmett
Ridgeway Drive
Ray Allred
Joshua Circle
Grimmett
Roland Dennis Gray
Parkview Terrace
Jamestown
Homeowners insurance basics from BBB advisory
The Better Business Bureau urges homeowners to read policies to know coverage limits. Replacement cost often excludes outdoor items and household belongings not part of the home purchase. Policies vary for roomers pets and valuables. consider inventories deductibles and add features like jewelry or earthquake protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Business Bureau
Insurance Company
Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina area
Multiple obituaries from High Point Asheboro Kernersville and Bennettsville report Mrs Harriett Cordelia Phillips 91 of 2600 Bedford Dr died at Piedmont Christian Home burial Oakwood Cemetery funeral Sechrest Chapel with grandsons as pallbearers Also Mrs Mamie Thomas Williams 73 of Gregson Nursing Home died at High Point Memorial Hospital funeral at Pugh Chapel burial Oaklawn Cemetery Mrs Dorothy Cummings Kernersville 83 died in Forsyth Memorial Hospital retired Adams-Millis employee Moravian Church burial at Kernersville Moravian Church memorials suggested Miss Nell Allman Patterson 71 of Bennettsville died in local hospital funeral at Boykin United Methodist Church burial Hunsucker Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Cordelia Phillips
Bedford Dr
Piedmont Christian
Phillips
Newport
Tenn
High Point
Joseph C. Phillips
Della Blair
Bedford Rd
Dieia Cates
Trinity
Bertha Phillips
Maysel Kitchen
W. Kearns
J. Richard Phillips
Elder Road
Sechrest Chapel
Billy Bates
Oakwood Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Asheboro
Mamie Thomas Williams
Gregson Nursing Home
High Point Memorial Hospital
B.C. Moore and Sons Department Store
First United Methodist Church
The
Eastern Star
Pugh Funeral Chapel
Oaklawn
Don Haynes
Bill Robinson
Edgar Thomas
Worth St
Dorothy Cummings
Kernersville
Dorothy Elizabeth Mays Cummings
S. Main St
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Adams-Millis Inc
Foravian Church
John Ed Cummings
Charles West
R. J. Foster
Winston- Salem
Roy Gilbert
Henry Weaver
Roanoke
T. J. Wilkins
Baton Rouge
Byron Stanley
Kernersville Moravian Church
Ray Troutman
Pierce Funeral Home
Bennettsville
Nell Allman Patter
Marlboro County
Robert James
Della Hunsucker Patterson
Alice Comer
N.C
R. J. Patterson
Gibson
Boykin United Methodist Church
Hunsucker
Multiple Vehicle Crashes and Thefts Reported Around Town
Doris Gibson near Rotary and Creekside drove off and hit a parked car owned by Clayton Lee Monroe IT. James Lee Royals injured in a collision at N Elm and Gatewood with Howard Johnson and Betty Johnson hurt. Johnson charged with stop sign violation. A 69 year old driving Betenbaugh involved in Brentwood Street wreck. Stanley Smith charged with following too closely. A service station truck from Asplandic Tree Exx pert Co. was burgled and losses totaled 135 dollars. Various thefts included a 55 dollar smoke detector, a battery from Larkin's Paint Co., and a battery from a church lot. two charity collection containers stolen. Other items stolen included two cases of beer from a Racker Wholesale Co. truck, a newspaper rack, and a vending machine entry attempt at Friendly Exxon. Arrests included Howard Briles for public drunkenness and shoplifting and Dallas Allen for carrying a concealed weapon and false pretense.
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Doris Gibson
Rt. 6
Thomasville
Rotary Drive
Creekside Drive
Clayton Lee Monroe
Rotary
Ms. Gibson
James Lee Royals
Route 1
Howard Johnson
Waverly Court
N. Elm Street
Gatewood Avenue
Betty C. Johnson
Johnson
Charner
Michael Betenbaugh
Nathan Hunt
Brentwood Street
Stanley Howard Smith
New Street
W. Broad Avenue
Robert Lee Motsinger
N. Main Street
Larkin’s Paint Co
Westchester Drive
Margaret Medley
Smith Street
Brooks
Cedricks Fish & Chips
Greensboro Road
Racker Wholesale Co
College Village
Exxon
Howard Briles
Lindsay Street
Dallas
Allen
Army NCOs honored in service and training updates
IN SERVICE Sgt l c Houston B Hardee Jr retired from the Army at Ft. Riley Kan Dec 31 after more than 20 years on active duty and was last assigned as an instructor at the SS Army Noncommissioned Officers Academy. Pvt Sidney E Absher 20 and M Sgt Carlton A Patton also receive training updates. Absher completed seven week cannoneer course at Ft Sill Okla after basic at Ft Knox Ky and entering the Army last September. Patton son of Mrs B P Patton graduated from the Military Airlift Command NCO Academy at North AFB Calif, and serves as a destructive inspection superintendent at Pope AFB NC. he is a 1955 Jamestown High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston B. Hardee JR
Ethel M. Hardee
Thomasville
Army
Ft. Riley
Kan
Hardee
SS. Army Noncommissioned Officers Academy
Fort
Vietnam
Dorothy
Kansas
Davis Townsend High School
Rhonda Ann
Kwein Denton
U.S. Army Field Artillery Training Center
Ft. Sil
Okla
Absher
Ft. Knox
Carlton A. Patton
B. P. Patton
Kinnery Dr
Military Airlift Command
North Afb
Cahf
Pope Afb
N.C
Jamestown High School
Flora
L.B. Todd
West End
Gregory G. Meredith
Lonnie D. Meredith
G. Thomasville
Sheppard Afb
Tex
U.S. Air Force
Meredith
Carswell Afb
Strategic Air Command
Amny
Fred C. Hill
Andrew J Hill
Rt. 4
Ashebore
61St Air Defense Artillery
3Rd Armored Division
Germany
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Bliss
Hill
Farmer High School
Pfeiffer College
Union Carbide Consumer Corp
Asheboro
Mayor May Talk With Policemen in Thomasville Standoff
City Manager Kyle Williams says the City Council will not meet with Thomasville Police Association representatives to discuss proposed department changes. Police Chief Paul Shore won’t act on the suggestions, and the association seeks formal appeal through city channels. Meanwhile, Airman Gregory G. Meredith graduates from Sheppard AFB and will report to Carswell AFB with SAC. Trinity notices correct a dancing event to a concert headlined by First Gear at Trinity Senior High School. Amny 8/4 Fred C. Hill and Michael E. Williams receive Army assignments in Europe, with Hill detailing prior service and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Kyle Williams
Association
Harold Austin
Trinity
Trinity Senior High School
Judy Sullivan
First Gear
Williams
Southern Calls Back Workers At S C Shops
About 260 furloughed workers at Southern Railway's Hayne shop in Spartanburg will be recalled to their jobs. Bill Swain from Southern's Washington headquarters said the recalls begin Monday as the layoff, which reduced the staff to about 145, ended.
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Southern
S.C
Spartanburg
Southern Railway
Bill Swain
Washington
School Menus For Week Of February
Weekly lunch menu lists meals for Monday through Friday with items like corn dogs, meat balls with rice, meat loaves, toasted cheese sandwiches, spaghetti, soups, and various sides. Desserts include gelatin cubes, apple crisp, peach slices, spice cake, peanut butter cups, and pie.
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Marty Lee
Rockingham
Untt
Robert Rhodes
Ea ‘Lela Padgett
North Wilkesboro
Junior Ray Allred
Jerry Beasley
Oakmont Place
Consumers
Mamie T. Williams
Bryant T. Williams
Park Ridge, N.J
Earl Coz
Wade Tysor
Edgar E.thomas
Nell Patterson
Trindale RD
Archdy
Canby
Lexington Ave
Nater
Sn TuRony
Vance Green Watson Zum
Mes, Barriet Brown Phillips
Dependable Fuel Oil Service
Central Carolina
Ind
Auto Wreck Harts
Ima
Sidney E. Absher
Mrs
Freeman Eb, Absher
Ledford High School
Michael E. Williams
Harold E. Williams
Bray Blvd
2Nd
Boosh Material Management Co
Asheboro High School
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Mevelyn
Marit Grace Flower Shop
I ' Olvia Newton- John
Glen Campbell
Special
Piabie Asa
Glen Correia
Soulane Counnity
Mae Uel
Priday
Jay Rike
Action
Dept
Washington, DC
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