High Point Man Thrown Through Plate Glass Door
A High Point man was injured after being thrown through a plate glass door at Hickory Bar-B-Q on English Road. Police say three acquaintances lured him into a car and forced him to the restaurant. Other incidents include multiple window break-ins on English Road, a vehicle theft from Coventry Motor Car, Inc., and various thefts from local businesses and residences.
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English Road
Ronnie Locklear
E. Dayton Avenue
Westchester Drive
Randy Dale Stafford
Hatchers Sandwich Shop
Paul B. Grant
Bargain Furniture Co
Coventry Motor Car, Inc
N. Main Street
Kaye Oil Co
Kenneth James Walker
Colfax
Local Servicemen Highlight Military Training and Awards
Airman Stephen J. Grissett graduates from Lackland AFB basic training. Marine Cpl Muncie R Hawks participates in NATO exercise Dawn Patrol 77 in the Mediterranean Sea with Ground elements of the 32nd Marine Amphibious Unit. Sandra P Tillman enlists in the Army Reserve. Rhonda Moore earns cadet of the month at UNC Chapel Hill. Clyde Hewitt commissioned 2nd Lt in the Air Force at UNC Chapel Hill ROTC. Leonard Wilson Jr promoted to Pfc with the 101st Airborne at Ft Campbell. Larry E Gilley participates in Army TEAP at Ft Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Muncie R. Hawks
Olga
Coy M. Adams
Mowery Dr
Mediterranean Sea
Camp Lejeune
32Nd Marine Amphibious Unit
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Hawks
Marine Corps
Air Force
Rhonda Moore
High Point
University of North Carolina
E. Clyde Hewitt
U.S. Air Force
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Hewitt
Clyde Hewitt
Dalewood Ave
Leonard H. Wilson JR
Christine Wilson
N. Centennial St
Army
101St Airborne Div
Ft. Campbell
Kindergarten Registration Scheduled for High Point City Schools
Kindergarten registration for next year’s public school is set at each elementary school from Wednesday to June 17. Parents register at the child’s school or nearest elementary school if uncertain. Birth certificates or certified copies may be required by North Carolina law to enroll first graders.
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High Point City
North Carolina
Summer Karate Classes Begin at Thomasville YMCA
On the scene in Thomasville the YMCA announces summer karate classes will start Thursday with two instructors and the aim to teach basics and self defense to youth and adults in a local community program.
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Thomasville
Two Vehicle Collisions Reported In High Point And Greensboro
Connie Gross and Charles Gross were treated and released after a two car crash on Eastchester Drive near Kirkwood Street. Stella Mowbray Gross was cited for failure to yield. Another accident on Montlieu Avenue near N Centennial Street left Donna Whitaker Graves and Eddie Nelson slightly injured. THOMASVILLE YMCA to offer eight week summer painting classes for beginners and advanced participants. Greensboro Library hosts a cosmetics history slide program with a follow up beauty demonstration.
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Connie Gross
Guyer Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Charles Meredith Gross
Greensboro
Eastchester Drive
Kirkwood Street
Gross
Charles
Stella Mowbray Gross
Fifth Street
Stella Gross
Donna Whitaker Graves
Dallas Avenue
Eddie Nelson
Route 2
Montlieu Avenue
N. Centennial Street
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High Point Enterprise
Coventry Motors
Percey Dalton Newman
Montheu Avenue
J.D. Summers Construction Co
E. Russell Avenue
James Wilder
Kimery Street
United Waste Material Co
S. Hamilton St
Hillcrest Street
Davis Martin
Stephen J. Grissett
Ronald E. Grissett
Trinity
Lackland Afb
Tex
Trinity Senior High School
Sandra P. Tillman
Alexander Tillman
Windley St
U.S. Army Reserve
Ft. McClellan
Ala
WAC
Hq. Co
Chapel Hill
Cadet Moore
Owen S. Moore
W. Lexington Avenue
Mather Afb
Calif
High Point Central High School
Wilson
Larry E. Gilley
Lexington
Stephen Grissett
Moore
MT Etter
BO Amd
THE
Jone
Paul Newman
Burt Reynolds
Rose Sone
Robert Redford
Robert Shaw
YMCA
Rusty Culler
Luzier Cosmetics
Tam
U.S
Royal Cine II
Tayre Shopping Center
Westchester
Dr. Phone
the Barn Dinner Theatre
Greensboro High Point
Camelot
E. Green
Anston
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