Kernersville Fourth Of July Celebration Featured Shows
Kernersville held its 19th annual Fourth of July celebration with a busy parade and a major Horse and Pony Show. Entries came from Georgia and Virginia with 115 judging classes. Harold Craven, Emmett Stone, and Elwood Sears served as emcees and ringmasters. Winners included Jimmy Leonard from Lexington for Western parade pony and Charles R. Styron of High Point for Western colt.
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Kernersville
Loretta Sides
Leas
Bobby Clinard
Kerners
Ville
Minnie Pearl
Ralph der- Ole
Congersville High School
Londreth
Nasium
Georgia
Virginia
Harold Craven
High Point
Emmett Stone
Elwood Sears
Piedmont
Jimmy Leonard
Lexington
Charles R. Sty
A. R. Long
Kornersville
Two Wrecks Reported At Thomasville
In Thomasville yesterday two automobile accidents were reported. Barnwell Street resident Judge Young was hospitalized after a crash five miles from town, the car plunging into a corn field owned by H S Underwood. Young regained consciousness and was listed in satisfactory condition. Rayford Nance transported from City Memorial Hospital after the Lexington resident wreck on Highway 109 below the 64 bridge. Additional transfers and property deeds also noted with regional activity in Deep River and Jamestown Townships.
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Thomasville
Barnwell Street
Judge Young
City Memorial Hospital
H. S. Underwood
Rt. 3
J. C. Green and Sons
Young
Hopital
Underwood
Rayford Nance
Sileri Funeral Home
Lexington
Highway
Car Skids Through Stop Sign On Kivett Drive
A vehicle stalled and lurched through a stop sign on Kivett Drive, ending in a yard 120 feet from the road. Damaged car estimated at 250 dollars after passing three one way street signs valued at 343 dollars.
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Kivett Drive
Deaths And Funerals Of Rev Raleigh Hunter Sr
Deaths and funerals across North Carolina report Rev Raleigh A Hunter Sr 78 of Winston Salem died after 12 days illness at North Carolina Baptist Hospital. He served as assistant pastor at Mount Tabor Methodist Church and earlier led several churches in Greensboro Winston Salem Henderson Gibsonville Pleasant Garden and other towns. Surviving include wife and four sons and four daughters. Funeral was at Maple Springs Methodist Church with burial at Forsyth Memorial Park.
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Raleigh Hunter
Winston-Salem
Raleigh A. Hunter Sr
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Mount Tabor
Winston - Salem
Greensboro
Wester Maryland College and
the West
Minster Theological Seminary
Westminster
West End
C. C. Holyfield
Maple Springs Methodist Church
Jerry Murray
Kenneth Goodson
E. L. Ballard
Clyde Allman
Forsyth Memorial Park
Lexington
Cicero L. Hedrick
Hedrick
Davidson County
Mount Carmel Methodist Church
Ray
Mack Hedrick
Frances Lambeth
Frank Barnhart
John Leonard
Rt. 9
Ray Leatherman
Thurman Myers
Monroe
M. L. Braswell
Waxhaw
McEwen Colonial Chapel
Lakeland Memorial Park
Charlotte
Ben Braswell
High Point
Annie
Beck Lopp
Lexington’s
H. Irvin Lapp
Banks Lopp
Roanoke
Douglas Lopp
Thomasville
Frank
Meade
Harold
Clifford Lopp
Paul Lopp
Salisbury
Thomas Westmoreland
J. M. Caddell
Sanford
Donny Joe Thomas
Gladys Thomas
Welch Dr
Oakview
Guilford County
Robert Edward Milloway
Jimmy Dale Milloway
Lena G. Thomas
Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery
George H. Wallace
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Cumby
Cora Alexander
Cora Lee Alexander
Daniel Brooks Apts
High Point Memorial Hospital
Golden Age Club
YWCA
Senior Citizens Club
Payne
William W. Holt
William Walter Holt
Rt. 8
Asheboro
Trinity
Randolph County
Mechanic Baptist Church
Bessie Holt
Lydia Craft
Rosa L. Gray
Statesville
Mildred Brown
Holteen
Harrison
Beckley
W. Va
Troy
Minnie Cole
Jordan
Mechanic Baptist
Lydia Nash Jordan
Candor
Barney Gib c Son
Caroline Wadleigh
W. N. White
Raleid
Andrew J. Moore
Burlington
Andrew Jef
Ferson Moore
Mount Carmel
Chester
5. C
Bud Wil
Daughiams
H. M. Kirkpattare
P. R. Somers
Rick
N. C
Here
Viola Wantrobski
Slagtown
Magieleen
Paschal
Sandy River Baptist Church
iNiof
Jet- Reece
Paul Moore
Rt. 2
St. In
Elon College
Lacy Moore
Norfolk
Howard Moore
HighFoint
Alzora Moore
Anl
Thomas Stark
Coast Ipasta
Er Schoates
Atlanta
Viola Bennett
Bar
Lington
Showdown Ahead For Red Teams
W RYAN reports a high stakes clash among Communist factions led by Teng Hsiao-ping and others. The piece traces Teng’s rise from Shanghai to a key leadership role in Maoist circles, his Berlin and Paris years, and his central position in negotiations with Soviet ideologists like Suslov. Trial set for July 26 outlines potential shifts in world Communist power.
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William L. Ryan Tist
Kiangsi
Prav- AP
Ince
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao
Tre-iung
Teng
Li Li-san
Kao Kang
Moscow
Ciangsi
Khrushchev
Yenan
Enence
Red World
Malville
Tong
Minnie Ashworth
Tole
Stalin
Communist Party
France
Chou Enlai
Chen Yi
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-shek
National 1
Rock Breaks Willies Window In San Francisco
AP reports a rock shattered Willie McCovey’s front window in San Francisco as tensions rose after a 1956 and 1959 era involvement in Maoist doctrine. Neighbors described McCovey as a hero, while police investigated the incident amid racial tensions in the Sunset district.
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Mao
San Francisco
Outnese
Willie McCovey
Teng
McCovey
Khrushchev
Sunset
Flames Kept Away From Oil Fire in Edwardsville Tank Farm
AP dispatch describes firefighters preventing flames from reaching a 100000 gallon oil storage at six large tanks in Edwardsville while evacuating a five block residential area. The incident involved a bulk oil warehouse in Ster Harold Macmillan era context with White House reaction and unclear losses. Three firefighters were overcome by smoke. one hospitalized. authorities seek cause.
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Edwardsville
Til
Washington (Ap
White Case House
London
Ken Service Products Co
Ster Harold Macmillan
Pierre Salinger
White House
la St
Kennedy-Macmiley
Celebrates 100th Birthday At Home
RECVE Brazil AP reports farmer Joan Farias Santos marked his 100th birthday at his Paraiba state home. He was surrounded by about 280 grandchildren 80 great grandchildren and his 80 year old fiancée while friends and neighbors joined the celebration.
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RECVE
Brazil
Joan Farias Santos
Paraiba State
Two Schools Entered By Thieves in Davidson County
Deputies Brooks Harrington and L. Murphy fingerprint broken glass as they investigate a break-in at Pilot School in Thomasville. Principal W. R. Lemmons reported entry through a broken window with no theft found. Thieves also broke into East Davidson School and damaged a drink machine, hinting at related local thefts.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Brooks Harrington
L. Murphy
Pilot School
W. R. Lemmons
Lemmons
East Davidson
Local Youth Faces Auto Theft Charge
A 19 year old Hulda Street youth was arrested by police and charged yesterday with larceny of an automobile. James Bethea was charged with larceny of an automobile belonging to James Harris Hudson.
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Hulda Street
James Bethea
James Harris Hudson
Shooting Ends Quiet Of Holiday Ends Quiet
Value of the car was estimated at 182000 with bond set at 1500 and July 8 trial. Police arrested William McKinney Stewart on drunken and dis orderly and prohibition charges with two thirds of a fifth of tax paid whiskey, bond 25, trial July 8. Hoffman charged with possession of half-pint whiskey, bond nine, trial August 1. Several youths charged with reckless driving and trials set for July 10 August 7. Thomasville July 4 began quietly but a shooting injured Jeff Fowler, 24, in Lexington Avenue Extension. Fowler listed in satisfactory condition. Sisk named acting Mills Home coach after 31 years on staff. Deputies investigated a spontaneous shooting outside city limits. David Randall King, 22, arrested on Triangle Lake Road. trial July TV.
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William McKinney Stewart
Wrenn
High Streets
Stewart
Roy Carr Hoffman
Commerce Avenue
Hoffman
Roger Dale Blackwell
RE. 4
Florence
Kenneth Ray Hazlewood
Carolina Avenue
Lilton Williamson
Rt. 5
English Road
Thomasville
Lexington Avenue Extension
Jeff Fowler
Pea
Mills Home
Fowler
Sisk
Cers
Louise Clodfelter
Mills Sheriff's Deputies
Siskisi
Permo
David Randall King
Jamestown
Triangle Lake Road
Auto Taken In Custody In Thomasville
Police reported a parked Alabama license plate car on Highway 109 north of Thomasville who then turned the case to the sheriff. A wrecker was ordered to tow and store the vehicle until its owner could be identified.
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Thomasville
Alabama
Highway 109
Here
Sheriff's Department
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Deep River Township
Pervie H. Gordon
W. J. Goreidon
Nance
Read
Anutas Opane
Jamestown Township
Hancock
P. R. Gil
George Monk Jr
Barkerville
B. C
Bert
Charles Leonard
Kern
Jin Florence Park
Florence Park
George E. Edwards
Pattie Hodge
Lex
Carl L. Finch
Meadowview Acres
Penny
Mrs
Annie Lapp
Minnie Jordan
Bud Williams
Caswell County
First Reformed Church of
Lex Jneton
Watshman
Davis Patrol & Watchman
Jack S. Davis
Io Firsti
Rock
Willie
E. Fainkfield RD
Esco Oil CO
Grace Flower Shop
Fox
Silk
Alabama Auto
Maxum M. Bingham
Carolina
N.C
Bedford Sales CO
N. Wrenn St
Phore
Cecil
Saunders
RTE
Aus
Fedders
Finance & Acceptance Corporation of
High Point, Inc
Commerce Street
South
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