Two Men Charged With Drunk Driving
Police charged Eugene Belch 58 of Rt. 3 Tomsvile with a drunken driving count and Edward Jackson Moser 43 of E Commerce Avenue with another DUI. Each case carried a $300 bond and court dates set for December 18 and 11 respectively. A third suspect, Stowe Fred An 39, faced a prohibition violation after police found a total of unspecified items.
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Eugene Belch
Rt. 3
Thomasville
Foust Avenue
W. Green Drive
Edward Jackson Moser
E. Commerce Avenue
Stowe
Fred An
Multiple arrests on drunken driving and assault charges
On Ennis Street officers found 15 pints of taxpaid liquor on premises with pints in a refrigerator and around the house. Ronald Cox, 21, of Cloverdale Street faced an assault charge from Joseph Cox and posted bond. hearing set for Dec 16 and trial for Friday. Clarice Marie Worrell, 35, of English Road, was arrested for reckless driving and driving without a license and cited for unlicensed driving and equipment violations. bond set at $200, trial set for Nov 20. Roy Carter, 55, of Lake Street, charged with hit and run and driving without a license after a collision on Taylor Avenue. posted $200 bond and set for Dec 18 hearing.
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Ennis Street
Ant
Ronald Cox
Cloverdale Street
Joseph Cox
Cloverdale
Rt. 4
Kernersville
Clarice Marie Worrell
English Road
Ve ‘Ax Worrell
Worrell Auto
Worrell
Roy Carter
Lake Street
Carter
Taylor Avenue
James A. Jackson
High Pointers Injured In Guilford County Collision
Three people died and five were injured in a head on crash on State 62 near U S 220 in Guilford County. Victims included Thomas Franklin Bryan 57 and Dorothy Cleo Bryan 50 of Winston-Salem and Samuel Spach Sr 58 of Claudeville Va. Several passengers were injured. Two soldiers from High Point were among the critically injured.
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Greensboro
N.C
State
U.S. 220
Guilford County
Moses Cone Hospital
Thomas Franklin Bryan
Dorothy Cleo
Winston-Salem
Samuel Spach Sr
Claudeville
Bryan
Spach
Virgie Spach
Samuel Spach Jr
Scottie Jo Bowman
Florence School PTA Plans Open House Event
The Florence School Parent Teacher Association will present a program in the school auditorium tomorrow at 7 PM for National Education Week. Dorothy Miller, director of guidance services in the county schools, will give the talk. An open house will follow at the program’s end.
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Florence
Parents Guests of HPC During Visitation Day
More than 200 guests attended High Point College during the first Parents Visitation Day. Parents and siblings toured dormitories and campus facilities guided by Student Government Association members.
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HPC
High Point College
Kew Millis
David W. Cole
Dick Swain
Youth Week Observed Across Nation In High Point
Youth Appreciation Week kicks off with events across the United States and Canada. In High Point approximately 30 high school students will occupy City Hall Tuesday, then attend a luncheon, with judging for the Typical Teenager Contest Wednesday afternoon and a banquet guest Billy Packer. Mayor Floyd Mehan proclaims Nov 10 to 16 as Youth Appreciation Week. Marion Matthews chairs the observance.
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United States
Canada
Optimist Club
High Point
K and W
Adams Memorial Ywca
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Hamilton
High Point College
Ray Kisiah
Parks and Recreation Department
Jack Peacock
Billy Packer
Wake Forest College
Floyd Mehan
Marion Matthews
Call-Back drive pushes High Point firms to meet fair share
In a campaign led by United Community Services, High Point business firms are urged to raise per employee contributions to meet a fair share standard for the Call-Back drive. Division chairmen and board aides coordinate efforts with a goal of 100 additional firms and a deadline set after a planned Tuesday planning session. Newcomers to the honor roll include Coggin McEwen Lumber National Springs Marsh-Armfield Henley Paper Co Roses’s and Central Savings Bank.
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High Point
United Community Services Board
Jack Rochelle
Jake Froelich Jr
Welch Harriss
Holt McPherson
Don Dahle
Alton Stanford
Fred Swateberg
R. V. Spracklin
UCS
United Appeal
Southern Furniture Exposition
Capita
Ging
Coggin
McEwen Lumber
National Springs
Marsh-Armfield
Henley Paper Co
Roses’s
Central Savings Bank
Showers Likely This Afternoon Weather Outlook
Cloudy skies and cool temperatures prevail this afternoon with rain possible by noon. Monday remains cool with intermittent rain likely and a high near 60. Overnight low around 45 with last night at 42.
Six Transistor Radios For Christmas Offer
We offer the best six transistor radios for eight dollars ninety five cents each. Brand new with carrying case and earphone. Lay away now for Christmas. 127 North Main.
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James Larry Byrd
Moses Conetal
Paul Lanston Reeves
Piedmont Hospital
Ft. Bragg
Florence School
PTA Planning
Col
High Paty U Appeal Cam
Seville
China Free
Fine China Club
China
Central Savings Bank China Club
Pederel Deposit Insurance Corporation
Nash Jewelry
N. Main
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