Marijuana Growing Charge Shocks Davidson County
Winston-Salem woman Janie G. Funderburk, 50, faces illegal marijuana growth charges after officers found a patch in the Midway community. She is jailed on 5000 bond. A preliminary hearing is set for June 26 in Davidson County Court. The farm tenant Johnnie Funderbirk said someone asked him to plant the seeds to cure cancer.
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Lexington
Winston- Salem
Janie G. Funderburk
E. 25Th Street
Twin City
Davidson County
Midway
Davidson County Court
Johnnie Funderbirk
National Jewish charity leader honored for work in High Point
Irving Tilles of High Point, financial secretary of High Point United Jewish Charities, presented a check to United Jewish Appeal leaders in New York. The event followed High Point recognitions and a plaque from Israel for a decade of effort benefiting North Carolina Jewry.
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Irving Tilles
High Point
High Point United Jewish Charities
Edward Grnshers
United Jewish Appeal For Israel
Tzvhak Rabin
Albert M. Adelman
UJA
THTA
New York City
Millae
Tryvis Silver
High Paint
United States
Tilles
N.C. Assn
North Carolina
Formal Opening Set For Church Homes
Thomasville Church Homes Inc will hold a formal opening Sunday at 1 p.m. at Jacob Street site with a weather backup at the Civic Center Randolph Street. Speakers include T. M. Alexander of the FHA and guests Robert J. Brown Clarence Townes Jr and Wilber Mizell. The 100 unit low income housing project was started by St. John's United Methodist and First Baptist Church.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Church Homes, Inc
Jacob Street
Civic Center
Randolph Street
T. M. Alexander
Federal Housing Authority
Robert J. Brown
High Point
Nixon
Clarence Townes Jr
Republican National Committee
Wilber Mizell
Midway
Thomasville Church Homes
St. John's United Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Church Street
Phillips Bequest Increases Emory Scholarship Fund
A $5,000 bequest from the Earl Phillips estate to the Mildred Jordan Scholarship at Emory University boosts the fund named for Miss Jordan a longtime Emory medical librarian who died in October 1965. Four students have completed coursework in medical librarianship with a fifth to be chosen soon.
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Atlanta
Earl Phillips
High Point
N. C
Mildred Jordan
Emory University
Phillips
Miss Jordan
Emory
Jordan
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