Youth Slated for Trial in Robbery
A Greensboro youth about a year old was bound over to Superior Court on robbery charges for snatching a purse from Ola Mae Cecil at Woolworths on Main Street. Cecil testified in Municipal Court, naming Rankin as the thief who knocked her down. $142 was taken and later recovered. Bond set at $5,000. Cases continued to March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Ola Mae Cecil
High Point
Woolworth’s
Main Street
Union Bus Station
Haworth
Arnold Dale Lampley
Marvin Baker
Winston-Salem
Erg
William Raymond Gardner
Lindale Drive
Defendant Draws Term For Assault
Judge Frank Armstrong of Troy closed the term as Thelma Smith of Oneka Street drew a 13 to 36 month prison term on two consolidated assault charges. Dallas Haynes of Newlin Street received 12 months and one day for public drunkenness. James Bostic of Beaumont Avenue drew two to five years for uttering a forged check. Samuel Titus, 33, of Meredith Street, was acquitted on assault and battery. J E Way on Ennis Street saw no press by the state. Clayton Allred of Eastview Street pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was fined 200 dollars and costs, with a 13 to 24 month sentence pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Armstrong
Troy
Superior Court
Thelma Smith
Oneka Street
Dallas Haynes
Newlin Street
James Bostic
Beaumont Avenue
Seney
Bostic
Samuel Titus
Meredith Street
J. E. Way
Ennis Street
Clayton Allred
Eastview Street
HPC Student Tops Newscaster in Forensic Tournament
Angela Smith a junior religion major from Greensboro won first place in Radio News casting at the South Atlantic Forensic Tournament held at Lenoir Rhyne College. She also took part in poetry and address reading as part of the tournament activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Smith
Greensboro
Lenoir Rhyne College
Miss Smith
W. J. Smith
High Point College
J. H. Halford
Winston-Salem
Gutta-percha Used In Golf Balls And Insulation
Gutta-percha, a material formerly common in golf ball covers as well as chewing gum and electrical insulation, is described as versatile and widely used in various products. The report notes its applications across industries and discusses its material properties.
County Home May Switch To School Board
Lexington report notes the County Home on Holly Grove Road was turned over to the Davidson County School System by Commissioners pending conditions. Superintendent E Lawson Brown will determine if $10 000 in federal funds can be gained for improvements. The transfer follows a request for 1 208 586 76 million for a new junior high in the northern district while current budgets and bond proceeds shape county school funding for 1966 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Holly Grove Road
Davidson County School System
Davidson County
Brown
Churchland
Tyre
Southmont
Lape
East Davidson High School
Thomasville
Second Smelter To Be Built In BADIN NC
A second smelter project is planned in Badin North Carolina with officials confirming the new facility. Details indicate the plant will bolster local industry and create additional jobs.
King Philip's War Defined as Colonial Indian Conflict
King Philip's War is described as a struggle between colonists and Indians in New England occurring nearly a century before the French and Indian War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
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HPC
E. Lawson Brown
Badin, N. C
Com Oficine Y Pany
Matt Helm
Slaygirls
Lovely Kravezit
Davis Patrol
Allen Jay School
Gaines Avenue
Sary
Morgan, Byerly, Post & Keziah Attorneys
America
West End
Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Motor Corporation
High Point Enterprise
Dacron
Penney
Towncraft
Goodyear Welt Construction
Golden Harvest
PENN
Southern Motors, Inc
South Main Street
High Point, N. C
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