Man Charged With Forgery Of Checks and Related Arrests
Robert J. Bishop, 44, of Green Oak Drive, faces two counts of issuing worthless checks and two counts of forgery after cashing checks at Street Paint Co. on Wrenn Street for 15 signed Loyen E. Bishop and 35 signed Darrell Ronald Bishop. Bond set at 25 per worthless check and 500 per forgery. trial scheduled for June 25. Also, Jesse D. Crawford, Thomasville, charged with two counts of worthless checks for 4.62 and 10 at Works Service Station, bond 50 each. Jay Arnold Richardson, 44, Trinity, charged with prohibition law violation for possessing half pint taxpaid whisky. Bond 25. July 11 trial. Frances Kathleen Freedell, 40, Richmond, Va., charged with drunken driving after wreck on S Main St. Bond 300. July 11 trial. R L Dills, 25, Blandwood, charged with two counts of assault with a deadly weapon for attacking Diane Conner and Roy Young with a baseball bat. bond 100 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Bishop
Greenoak Drive
Bishop
Street Paint Co
Wrenn Street
Loyen E. Bishop
Darrell Ronald Bishop
Jesse D. Crawford
Thomasville
Crawford
Works
North Carolina National Bank
Jay Arnold Richardson
Trinity
Richardson
S. Main Street
Frances Kathleen Freedell
Richmond Va
S. Main St
Bond
R. L. Dills
Blandwood
Dills
Diane Conner
Roy Young
Greensboro Girl Wins Music Title
Greensboro 14 year old cellist Lauren Scott won the Junior division crown of the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs in New Bern, earning 100 and a chance to study at Transylvania Music Camp with a 350 scholarship. She will perform with the Transylvania Symphony under Dr James Christian Pfohl and also earned a Piedmont district scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Hinda Honigman
National Federation of Music Clubs
Transylvania Symphony
James Christian Pfohl
Transylvania
NCFMC
Floyd D. Mehan
High Point
N. C. Federation of Music Clubs
Intruder Foiled By Chain Latch At Guilford Street Home
At about 11 o'clock last night a prowler attempted to enter the Jordan home on W Guilford Street through the back door. The chain latch stopped entry and spared Mrs. Jordan’s pocketbook lying inside the doorway. two Jordan children alerted by screams. The suspect fled as the door slammed against the latch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
W. Guilford Street
R. T. Jordan Jr
Jordans
Desegregation Steps Taken In Obion County Schools
Obion County Tennessee registered 75 Negro pupils for fall classes at six white schools to satisfy a federal court order. Negro and white pupils rode the same buses during summer registration, with no incidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Tenn
Obion County
Knife Assault Case Heard By Court
Julia Reaves, 45, of E Washington Street bound over on assault with a deadly weapon and carrying a concealed weapon after a knife was found in her purse. Court also fined George Moore 28 for carrying a concealed weapon and seized the gun. Lizzie Mae Hinton received six months in prison suspended on liquor law compliance and costs. Other totals include William Dudley III bound over for breaking and entering and larceny after a May 8 golf shop burglary netted $242.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Reaves
E. Wash
Womanington
Superior Court
Cora Moore
George ‘Thomas Moore
Leonard ‘Street
Joe John Doggett
Meredith Street
David Garlington
Neighye
Wrenn Street
Lizzie Mae Hinton
William Garland Dudley III
Rirdsville
Blair Park
Five Accidents Reported With Property Damage Yesterday
Police investigated five traffic accidents yesterday with no serious injuries. Beverly Ann Hass failed to yield at a stop sign causing $300 damage to her car and $500 to Sam Woodrow Smith’s vehicle at Lowe and Garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Ann Hass
Manley Street
Sam Woodrow Smith
Leaksville
Lowe
Garrison Streets
Miss Hass
Smith
Hoult Arvie Southards
Englewood Drive
Donald Lee Whitley
Shady Lane Drive
Main and Parkway
Leone Perry Ivey
William Carl Turance
Lincoln Drive
Turance
Commerce
Main Street
Ivey
Ressie Melton Long
Vall Street
Joseph Lynn Phillips
Kernersville
Dalton Street
Phillips
Leroy McRae
Fairview Street
William Burton
Mobile Street
Loflin Street
McRae
Burton
Negroes Seek Transfer To Trinity High
Randolph County Board of Education faces 22 transfer requests for Negro students to Trinity schools. NAACP West Randolph County chapter president Donald Gray notes some requests come from William Penn and Trinity Elementary School number two. The moves follow a protest over Negro high school students being assigned to out of county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Randolph County Board of Education
Trinity Schools
Donald Gray
West Randolhh County
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Gray
William Penn School
NAACP
Randolph County
Hospital Property Damaged At High Point Memorial
W R Peters administrator reports over sixty dollars in damage to hospital property from Sunday to yesterday. Items cut include a mattress sheets a counter stool and a pad on an emergency stretcher. No arrests. Also a car strike at City Lake Park causes twenty dollars damage. Six dollars hubcaps stolen from a 1955 Ford. Youths caught breaking into a vending machine at Green and Redding Streets. three boys to juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Peters
High Point Memorial Hospital
Peters
W. A. Blansett
Winston‘Salem
City Lake Park
Rocket Motors
Hamilton Street
Jim Ward
Ford
Green
Redding Street
McCall
Thomasville approves 1962-63 city budget totaling 1 184 949
Thomasville City Council approves a 1962 63 budget of 1 184 949 an increase of about 70 000 with no tax rate rise and a 5 percent city employee pay raise. The plan includes 60 000 in street work bonds for a landfill site and sewage plant and 26 000 for public works gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Public Works Department
Liberty Homes Inc
C. R. Reed
F.N. Kennedy
Forest Hills
Council
R. E. McLean Tank Co
Gastonia
Shields Inc
Winston - Salem
UNH Graduation Highlights Peter M. Siegel
Peter Michael Siegel of High Point earned a bachelor of science in business at a University of New Hampshire commencement on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Michael Siegel
High Point
University of New Hampshire Sunday
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. Kennedy
Fred Smith
Vernon Jones
Jack Harp
Don Phillips
Art Richardson
Trinity High
Tad
Finance & Acceptance Corp. of
High Point, Inc
E. Commerce St
South
Cable Street
Jacob Street
Culbreth Avenue
Stadium Drive
Harry B. Finch
DuPont
Lucite
Portland Cement Association State Planters Bank
Richmond
Imperial Facial
Belk Beck
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