Davidson County Planning Board Member Resigns
A Davidson County Planning Zoning Board member, George Davis of Thomasville, has resigned to move to Lenoir. Commissioner Huss will propose a replacement living in the Thomasville area by the July meeting. Davis’ departure leaves the post open until replacement is appointed.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Thomasville
Robert Huss
George Davis
Planning
Huss
Davis
Lenoir
Jim Warner
J. Kyle Williams
Coounty
Jack Evans
Churchland
Eastern Heights
Conrad Hill Township
Catawba Avenue
County Health Department
Dermont Lohr
State Highway Commission
Four Capital Cases Are On Docket This Week
Four capital cases are scheduled for trial in Superior Court's criminal session. Murder charges against Roland B. McLean and John Alford, a rape case against Richard Lee Barber, and a burglary case against William Spencer Blue are calendared, with a safecracking robbery against Jimmy Lynwood Driggers also on docket. Judge Chester R. Morris presides for the week in Coinjock.
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Superior Court
Roland B. McLean
John Alford
Richard Lee Barber
William Spencer Blue
Jimmy Lynwood Driggers
Danny Eaton
Thomasville man charged with burglary and larceny
Wyatt Hines, 22, was arrested Sunday night on break ing entering and larceny charges after police say he climbed a pole at Jacob's Men Shop and entered via a rear window. Clothes valued at 252 dollars were recovered. He is held on 1000 dollars bond awaiting Municipal Court. Police report other break ins yielded no arrests.
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Bobby Small
Thomasville
English Road
George Dennis
Rt. 4
DUI Charges Filed Against Lynn and Pearson
Two charges of driving while intoxicated were filed against Homer Lee Lynn, 24, of Rt. 5 and Henry Pearson, 43, of Oakwood Court. Arthur Griggers, 52, of Tate Street was held on a $300 bond on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Homer Lee Lynn
Rt. 5
Henry Pearson
Oakwood Court
Arthur Griggers
Tate Street
One Visit to First Union National Covers Banking Needs
A brief visit to First Union National promises to handle all banking needs in one stop. The ad emphasizes convenience and full service in a single location.
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First Union National
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Planning Board
Bob Burchette
Enterprise
Evans
Lexington Hospital
Chester R. Morris
Coinjock
M. Maxum Bingham
FHA
Callus
By Don Follmer
Carolina
E. Washington Drive
Bailey
Kearns Street
Lulamae Bailey
Perry
Woodruff Street
S. Main
I-85
Bobby Black
Kannapolis
Mil
Dred Dunning
Mildred Dunning
Ellington
Florist
Calhoun
Davis Patrol & Watchman
Russell Stover
First Union National Bank
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