Genealogists Elect Officers at Guilford County Society
Dr. Morris Britt, assistant professor in psychology at High Point College, was elected president of the Guilford County Genealogical Society during an organizational meeting at the Greensboro Historical Museum. Also elected were Mrs. W. L. North, Theodore Perkins, Mrs. Sarah Hull, and George Viele. The next meeting is the fourth Wednesday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Britt
High Point College
Guilford County Genealogical Society
Greensboro
W. L. North
Theodore Perkins
Sarah Hull
George Viele
Defendants Receive Suspended Sentences in District Court
David Lee Warren 17 Archdale given six months suspended plus 100 fine on speeding and ignoring blue light and siren six months more suspended for reckless driving additional charges of reckless driving and neglecting blue light not processed with leave. Louis Banks 53 Van Buren Street and James Arnold Dyer 45 E Commerce Avenue each 90 days suspended with 100 fine costs for drunken driving. Kenneth Langston Rotary Drive nol pros with leave on two counts fugitive from justice. James Arthur Williams Grimes Avenue nol pros with leave drunken driving 30 days suspended 25 fine costs for no license. Judy Parker Asheboro Street and Janice Locklear Shaw Forrest Street 30 days costs for leaving scene of accident. Debra Fields Robbins Greensboro 18 payment of costs prayer for judgment continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lee Warren
Archdale
Warren
Louis Banks
van Buren Street
James Arnold Dyer
E. Commerce Avenue
Nol Prosses
Kenneth Langston
Rotary Drive
Florida
James Arthur Williams
Grimes Avenue
Judy Parker
Asheboro Street
Janice Locklear Shaw
Forrest Street
Debra Fields Robbins
Greensboro
Haste and Thought in Bridge and MP Office Hours Debate
Bridge column explores Souths misplay and the win of a contract through careful play. London AP reports Maureen Colquhoun and five MPs urging regular House of Commons hours to help MPs return home for family meals, prompting jokes about kitchen duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Maureen Colquhoun
House of Common
Two Receive Active Sentences In Court
In Superior Court on Wednesday John Edward Woodard Jr of Washington DC received four to five years for heroin possession. Arley Lane Jones of Main Street was given a three year active sentence for failing to stop at an accident scene and four two year suspended sentence with probation for driving on permanently revoked license. William Morris Timberlake of Commerce Avenue got five year suspended sentence and probation for forgery. Charles Alexander received five years probation for receiving stolen goods to begin after a sentence he is serving at Polk Youth Center. John Michael Stutts pleaded guilty to misdemeanor receiving stolen goods after being charged with larceny and receiving stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edward Woodard Jr
Washington, D.C
Arley
Lane Jones
S. Main Street
Jones
William
Morris Timberlake
E. Commerce Ave
Charles Alexander
Polk Youth Center
John Michael Stutts
Asheboro Street
Mattress Fire At Lexington Ave Home Reported
Firefighters responded to a 1:12 p.m. call at 607 W Lexington Ave after a crib mattress in an electric dryer melted causing smoke in the house. A natural gas leak was reported on Elwood St at 523 at 6:17 p.m. Fire crews remained on site until repair crews arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Ave
Elwood St
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Pegan China Cabinet
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