Ten Divorces Granted In Civil Term
Ten divorces were granted in the civil term. H Elmer Williams was granted a two year separation. Joan B. Solomon from Larry L. Solomon and Kathleen L. Morris from Harold G. Morris received one year separations. Several others were granted on two year separations including Frances Elizabeth Lookabill and Austin Dermont Lookabill, Captain Odell Haithcock and Birtie Griffin Haithcock, Dennis Gary Coble and Margaret Coble, Patsy P. Bailey and Clyde R. Bailey, Jessie Q. Beane and Johnie Beane, Arvil Olin Beck and Phyllis Yates Beck. Six petitions were filed yesterday in Municipal Court. One two-year separation filings included Hilda Mae Layton from Clarence E. Layton, Charles Stilley from Mary Frances Duncan Stilley, and Frances I. Bishop from Roger C. Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Elmer Williams
Joan B. Solomon
Larry L. Solomon
Kathleen L. Morris
Harold G. Morris
Austin Dermont Lookabill
Frances Elizabeth Lookabill
Birtie Griffin Haithcock
Captain Odell Haithcock
Dennis Gary Coble
Margaret Coble
Patsy P. Bailey
Clyde R. Bailey
Jessie Q. Beane
Johnie Beane
Arvil Olin Beck
Phyllis Yates Beck
Hilda Mae Layton
Clarence E. Layton
Charles Stilley
Mary Frances Duncan Stilley
Frances I. Bishop
Roger C. Bishop
Youth Sentenced In Paint Caper
A Lexington youth was sentenced for a paint caper involving a car and a yard with a cross burned. The case included property damage and related terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Indian Head Mills Officials Review Diamond Mill Progress
Top Indian Head Mills Inc officials toured Diamond’s plant to review progress on a major nylon hosiery marketing program. The visit focused on Red Line branded products and the expanded capacity from 100000 extra square feet for high speed knitting and new dyeing finishing and packing facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Head Mills Inc
Eeesa
Diamond
Spony el Ome
Wielies Polst
Highspeed
Indian Head Mills
Diamond Mills Co
Diamond Division
Samuel Rosen
Mill Officials Visit Plant
Diamond president Blum and Indian Head group vice president Earl Rushon lead a tour of the plant with executive officers James E. Robison Charles O. Wood John E. O’Sullivan and Fred J. Wiley observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Head Tour
Diamond Mill Plant
Earl Rushon
James J. Gavin
Dr. Pearce to Visit Washington on Civil Rights Compliance
Greensboro Guilford school officials plan a June 29 trip to Washington to meet U S Office of Education staff on complying with the Civil Rights Act Title provisions. Superintendent E P Pearce and attorney John Hardy will attend possibly with no others, and a local meeting may occur Friday June 2 3 at the school offices. He will discuss revisions and questions for federal officials and hopes to report on the proposed budget progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford
Washington
U.S. Office of Education
E. P. Pearce
John Hardy
Four youths charged as police clear breaking and entering cases
High Point detectives filed charges against four local youths including Harold Lee Smith 18 and William Roosevelt Berry 17 for breaking entering and larceny in the 614 Radford Street McCluney residence burglary. Cross-charges for assault with deadly weapon were filed between Marie Lindsay and Maggie Gidderon. A shooting injury prompted hospital treatment for James Miller and a separate rear end collision injured J Harold White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Harold Lee Smith
Daniel Brooks Apts
William Roosevelt Berry
Underhill Street
Radford Street
McCluney
Marie Lindsay
Maggie Gidderon
W. Willis Street
James Miller
Bynum Street
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High Point Enterprise
Chevrolet
U.S.A
America
North Main Street
General Motors
New York World
High Point, N. C
Dr. Pearce
Miller
Main
English
J. Harold White
Thomasville
Jacob Edwards
Winston
Same Construction (o.,Inc
Dial
USA
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