Two Assault Suspects Arrested in Robertson Property Incident
In a case near Robertson Street two men were charged with assault after an open pocket knife was used on a complainant who had been told to stay off. Jackson Jr. faces counts of larceny and tampering with vehicles, with a May 20 trial date and a $200 bond.
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Robertson
Raim. Jackson Jr
Walter McNeil Sr
Booker Street
Theodore R. Miller
E. Washington Street
Jackson
Miller
Hedrick Named Top Exchangite at High Point Club
Lyman P. Hedrick was named Exchangite of the Year by the High Point Exchange Club at a Ladies Night. Gordon Weathers presented the award as Max Rees of Springfield Friends Meeting delivered the keynote on service, motivation, example, and accomplishment.
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Lyman Hedrick
Gordon Weathers
High Point Exchange Club
Hedrick
Snow Studio
Lyman P. Hedrick
Max Rees
Springfield Friends Meeting
Mr. Rees
Rees
Jack Dunn
D. P. Whitley Jr
HPC Alumni Seek 25 Percent Participation and Bonus
High Point College alumni association sets a 25 percent participation target for the year, an increase of 7 percent, to unlock a $5,000 anonymous bonus and $10,000 annual gift by May 31, plus potential foundation grants. 375 more alumni names are needed to reach the goal.
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High Point College
H.P.C
Voter Turnout Promises Heated Local Council Race
Heavy early voting marks election day in Enterprise City with estimates up to 10 thousand voters and prospects of a split Council. Republicans and Democrats report strong turnout as weather forecasts suggest a slight rain risk and no major voting glitches.
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Eentae Oe
Enterprise City
Lane
John Eshelman Jr
Collision Damages Two Cars in Wellington Shire
Police report two separate crashes on Sunday. The Stroud vehicle and Shires car collided on Kivett Drive as Shires turned onto Hickory Chapel Road, damaging the Stroud car on the right side. A second wreck on Tan yard Road involved Junior Clavern Stanley’s car overturning after hitting a dirt bank. Kinley’s southbound auto overturned on S Main Street. Estimated damages: Stanley vehicle 400 dollars, Kinley 300 dollars.
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Wellington
S. Main Street
Carl David Kinley
Rt. 4
High Point
Stanley
Kinley
Street Lighting Is Appraised in Thomasville
A representative of Duke Power Co. visited Thomasville to assess street lighting and outlined plans to correct dim lights in stages as part of long range city planning.
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Thomasville
Duke Power Co
Man Receives Road Term For Bad Check To Clerk Of Court
Robert H. Brown, 33, was found guilty of writing a $242 bad check to the Clerk of Municipal Court to cover fines and costs. Judge Haworth sentenced him to eight months on the roads after he failed to restitution. In other actions, Willie Barnes faced probable cause for maiming, Alfred Little bound over on burglary charges, and Ralph Myers Jr. fined for assault. Barbara Saunders convicted of stomping glasses, with fines and costs due.
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Byron Haworth
Robert H. Brown
Florence Allen
Campbell
Brown
High Point Housing Authority
Haworth
Willie ‘Barnes
English Road
Barnes
Vernon Hodge
Hodge
Superior Court
Alfred Ross Little
Redding Street
Little
Crest Labels Inc
Bond
Ralph Myers Jr
Lakewood Avenue
Mason Cook
S. Hamilton Street
Barbara Saunders
Daniel Brooks
Sarah Sanders
Lanier to Speak at High Point Life Underwriters Meet
Lanier, speaker for the High Point Life Underwriters Assn meeting, will address the group at noon Thursday at the YWCA. He was appointed Insurance Commissioner in 1961 and elected in 1962, is from Savannah Georgia, and studied at UNC and UNC Law School.
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High Point iLife Underwriters Assn
YWCA
Lanier
Savannah
University of North Carolina
UNC Law School
Blood donation urges: offer your help to save lives
A High Point patient’s fight for life highlights blood’s life saving role. The article explains blood supply, donation need, and how the Red Cross collects and distributes donations nationwide. It notes whole blood perishes after 21 days and is processed into other products for hospitals.
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Baptist Hospital
American Red Cross
United
Red Cross
Bloodmobile Two Day Visit At Wesley Memorial Church
Red Cross Bloodmobile will station at Wesley Memorial Church for a two day May visit. Officials urge large turnout to keep blood reserves safe and cite a local man needing 224 pints. Donors may come 11 to 5 on Wednesday and 10 to 4 on Thursday.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Wesley Memorial Church
Blood Program
Harp Elected President of Oakview Club
The Oak View Lions Club elected a new slate of officers at its meeting last night. Jack A. Harp was chosen president for the coming year joining officers Jesse Kennedy and Fred Surrett in the leadership lineup.
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Oak View Lions Club
Jack A. Harp
Jesse Kennedy
Fred Surrett
Funeral for Elmer Lambeth in Lexington
Funeral services for Elmer Lambeth age 29 of Route 2 Lexington will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday after an automobile accident near Cid. The body was returned to the home from Siler Funeral Home today.
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Thomasville
Elmer Lambeth
Rt. 2
Lexington
Cid
Siler Funeral Home
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