Reagan Draws Crowds on Southern Tour in NC
Reagan drew large, enthusiastic crowds in Raleigh and other southern stops during a six state tour. Supporters waved Reagan for President signs and urged a challenge to Ford. Reagan noted no decision yet, planning a ranch vacation while Citizens for Reagan prepares a Washington office and fundraising push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina State Fairgrounds
California
South
Ronald Reagan
Washington State
North Carolina
Reagan
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
Jesse Helms
Bill Scott
R-Va
Ford
Montana
Robert L. Woodahl
Bozeman
Mont
Woodahl
Democratic Congress
Santa Barbara
Citizens For
Washington
Lyn Nofziger
Nixon White House
Nofziger
Aberdeen
S.C
Buttons
Virginia
Defendants bound over to trial on theft charges
Roger Dale Everhart was bound over to Superior Court for trial after probable cause was found in a preliminary hearing on two counts of accessory before the fact of breaking and entering. Vestal Kyker received six months suspended and a $50 fine on misdemeanor larceny. Mary Saude and Janis Trimnal had prayer for judgment continued on misdemeanor receiving of stolen goods. Arthur Wardlaw pled guilty to misdemeanor breaking and entering with a six month sentence and $25 fine. Bobby Trent given 12 months and $50 fine on drunken driving and license revocation. Ricky Taylor got six months suspended and $25 fine for misdemeanor possession of marijuana. Others faced various 90-day suspensions or fines for drunken driving, with Sartin appealing to Superior Court. Several charges were dismissed or left unresolved.
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Roger Dale Everhart
Burge Street
Superior Court
Byron Haworth
Vestal Howard Kyker
S. Centennial Street
Kyker
Mary R. Saude
Mulberry Lane
Janis Trimnal
Circle Drive
Arthur Mack Wardlaw
Thomasville
Bobby Leman Trent
Route 4
Ricky Wayne Taylor
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Kenneth Ray Wright
S. Elm Street
Witherspoon
Asheboro
Robert Johnson Sartin
Mebane
Sartin
Johnnie Greenwood
Pickett Place
Willis Lashly Covington
Gordon Street
G. L. Jenkins
Westchester Drive
Henry Lee Etheridge
Brentwood Street
Multiple Deaths and Funerals Report From Thomasville Area
Thomasville notices list Jamies Worthy 42 of 709 Barnwell St declared dead on arrival at Community General Hospital. Other obituaries include Claude Wood 61 of 1542 Beaucrest Ave and Rev O L Brower 73 former High Point resident. Funeral details note services at St John A M E Zion Church and Sechrest Chapel with burial at Floral Garden Park and Carolina Biblical Garden.
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Thomasville
Jamies Worthy
Barnwell St
Community General Hospital
Mr. Worthy
Newberry
S.C
Charnell
Maggie Rogers Worthy
Roadway Express
St. John A.M.B. Zion
Esquire, Inc
Claude Everett Wood
Beaucrest Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Wood
High Point
William Rufus
Pearl Smith Wood
Margaret Day
Utilities Dept
Highland Baptist Church
Margaret D. Wood
Larry
Dolly) McSwaim
Guyer St
Argie Wood
Lakecrest Ave
Clyde Franklin Wood Sr
Harvey Wilson Wood
Kernersville
Phyllis Worthy
Terri Worthy
N.C. Central University
Durham
Dianne Worthy
Appalachian State University
Boone
Debra Worthy
Sp5
Larry Worthy
Ft. Campbell
Kevin Worthy
Charnell Worthy
Hattie McCant
Annie McCant
Rosa Duncan
Katherine Worthy
Pauline McLendon
Geraldine Dunlap
Washington, D.C
John
New York City
Charles Worthy
St. John A.M.E. Zion Church
James E. Abernathy
Carolina Biblical Garden
Thomas Haizlip
O. L. Brower
Randolph County
Brower
North Carolina Wesleyan Conference
Brower Chair Co
Brower Co
Staley
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Church
J. W. Phillips
Watson C. Black
Loflin Funeral Home
Ophelia Leach
Hairlip
F. C. Bass Jr
Energy Stamps Proposed by Duke Power Leader
Carl Horn, president of Duke Power Co. in Charlotte, proposes energy stamps for fixed income groups including Social Security and welfare recipients. The stamps would cover electricity, natural gas, fuel oil, coal, and wood and would be sold at a reduced price akin to food stamps.
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Winston-Salem
Duke Power Co
Carl Horn
Charlotte
Dave Plyler
Wxii-Tv
Horn
Community Corporation stockholders meeting notice
Notice advertises annual stockholders meeting for EEE Community Corporation at 1013 Skeet Lob Road at 7:30 p.m. on August 4, 1975. Also includes painting interior and exterior services with contact Toby Lindsay at 685-2485 day or 475-8819 nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Community Corporation
Skeet ‘Lob Road
Toby
Lindsay
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High Point Enterprise
Sadey
Oakwood Memorial Park
Michael Durham
Donald Eugene Kelly
Pleasant Garden
James Thomas Rorie
Olga Street
Russell Eugene Owens
Ranch Avenue
Donald Reece English
Archdale
James Nick Harrison Jr
Greensboro
Eugene Little
Fourth Avenue
Carl Fulp Hazlip
Franklin Roosevelt Marsh
Gary Alan Cashatt
C. E. Wood
Ruth Kidd Brower
Lucille Young
Berline Folwell
Lloyd Brower
Herman Brower
Harvey Brower
Siler City
Jack Brower
Horace
Howell Brower
Ona Smith
Virginia Bradshaw
Drexel
R. G. Brower
A. L. Brower
L. F. Brower
R. K. Anderson
Rufus
King Anderson
Colfax
Smith Grove Baptist Church
Ward Larramore
Sandy Ridge United Methodist Church
Sechrest Funeral Home
Anderson
Menthieu
Lexington Ave
aVinc
Baties
John Black
Marguerite Nickulls
Rafes
Apéeroce
Cub Mortuary
I. Announcements
Huffman
Avondale St
Kwick Pie
Arbordale
Oakhurst & Florham
Chihuahua
Town & Country
C.C. Hughes
Dallas Furniture
Jake Harris
Call
Traditional Realty Inc
Hopewell
Bobby Witcher
Buddy
S. Simmons Landscaping
Tony's Tree Service
Settee Wal Ao
Triad Tree Service Hire
Alwe
Ayn Nies Pe. Low Brien Cat
Renore
Lawn Co
Bill McGill
G'sboro
J. Leniham
Winston-Sal
Lee Skidmore
Frank Robinson
P. J. Lenihan
America
Glen Mabe
Call H. G. Mabe
Bobby Lamb
Andrews Home Builders, Inc
VE Inc
Larry Proctor
W.A. Baird
Clyde Proctor
Eee
Don Rickert
Dowell & Merrell
J.J. White
Mike
Lee Moore
King’s Cabinet Shop
Minish Aluminum and Heating CO
Steve Adams
Raynor Paint & Aluminum
Main St
Alcoa & Reynolds
Darrell Holden
Frye's
Rte
Gene
Mitchell
Earl's TV
Spring Garden Circle
Charles Hartman
Galcory
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