Card Game Sparks Assault On S Hamilton Street
Walter Jefferson Jr. 34 of S Hamilton Street jailed on assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly beating J L Darnell with a broom handle during a card game dispute. Darnell reported the attack as police responded to a fight at the apartment house. Jefferson posted no bond at 100 dollars. Other arrestees include Lacy Clawson and Howard Bayles with bonds ranging from 50 to 300 dollars for drunkenness liquidity and driving offenses.
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S. Hamilton Street
Walter Jefferson Jr
Jefferson
J. L. Darnell
Darnell
Lacy Clawson
Rt. 1
Howard B. Bayles
English Street
Clawson
Herman Reese
Lawrence Graves
United Cab Co
Bayles
Lillie Mae Marshall
Harrison Street
Navy
Dr Goodson to Lead Mission at First Methodist Church
Dr Ken Goodson, a native of Salisbury and former pastor at Charlotte First Methodist, conducts a preaching mission at First Methodist Church starting tonight at 7 30. The High Point College A Cappella Choir will provide music. Services run each evening at 7 30 with a Monday 10 am start through Friday. Rev A C Waggoner is the local pastor.
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Ken Goodson
First Methodist Church
Salisbury
Charlotte
Goodson
Oak Ridge Military Institute
West Market
Street Methodist Church
Berg Aye Goodson
High Point College
J. Fryhover
A. C. Waggoner
Wreck injures three youths near Jamestown
Three area youths were treated at High Point Memorial Hospital and released after a wreck near Jamestown Ohio. They sustained foot abrasions and back pain. Howard Stone, 23, of 126 Manley Avenue, suffered neck and scalp lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jamestown
Howard Stone
Manley Ave
Estate valued of A H Cox of High Point
The estate of A H Cox who died November 8 in High Point is valued at 65142.80 with 26015 real property and 39127.80 personal property. Wachovia Bank and Trust Co is the administrator.
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A. H. Cox
High Point
Estates Division
Guilford Superior Court
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Plastic Lens Laboratory To Be Started Here Soon
High Point is to host North Carolina’s first complete plastic contact lens laboratory. Drs. Harold and Howard Jarrell announce Optometric Contact Lens Laboratories Inc will operate from their Church Street clinic, grinding lenses in house and offering clinical instruction and fitting consultations.
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North Carolina
High Point
Harold
Howard Jarrell
Optometric Contact Lens Laboratories, Inc
Norfolk
Harold Jarrell
Jarrell
United States
Funeral notices from North Carolina area deaths
Funeral services were held for Amelia Ann Craven a 10 month old in Harold C Davis Chapel with burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Martha Bell Kaney Craven 82 of Route 4 with services at Calvary Evangelical & Reformed Church burial at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Harry E Rothrock 71 of 1101 Adams St with services at Sechrest Chapel burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Claude Leon Sechrest 64 former High Point resident died in Martinsburg Veterans Hospital with services at Sechrest Chapel and burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Fletcher Johnson of Randlem an died suddenly at Lexington wrestling matches.
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Amelia Ann Craven
Harold C. Davis
J. E. Rawlinson
First Baptist Church
Floral Garden Park
Amelia Ann
Glenn
Dorothy Haymore Craven
Greenwood Ave
Baptist
Winston - Salem
Martha Craven Thomasville
Martha Bell Kaney Craven
Clay T. Craven
Route 4
Calvary Evangelical & Reformed Church
Allen L .Rohrbaugh
J. C. Green & Sons
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Craven
Haven
Claude Leon Sechrest
Sechrest
C. C. Herbert Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Harry Peters
Vernon Peace
Nick Evans
Conner Brady
Garfield Green
Milford Cox
High Point
Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Fletcher Johnson
Randleman
Lexington
Davidson County
M. E. Block
Funeral Services for William P. Frazier Held at Nazarene
Funeral services for William Perry Frazier 58 will be Sunday at 2 30 p m from First Church of the Nazarene East Green Street with Rev A D Holt officiating. Interment follows at Mt Lebanon Cemetery near Randleman. He died Friday en route to High Point Memorial Hospital after a period of declining health. He resided on Saint John Street in the Archdale area.
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William Perry Frazier
First Church of the Nazarene
East Green Street
A. D. Holt
Mt. Lebanon Methodist Church
Randleman
Koonce
Frazier
High Point Memorial Hospital
Saint John Street
Archdale
Vil lage Shopping Center Opens To Big Crowds In High Point
Publicity director Jack Smith says the new Village Shopping Center drew an estimated 45 000 to 50 000 shoppers on opening days. The 19 store layout offered prizes clown dog act and mock stagecoach for children and a 1000 car lot quickly filled. Four additional stores planned later with crowds expected to remain high despite some thinning.
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Jack Smith
Smith
High Point
Levington
Centennial Avenues
College Stadium
Firemen Respond To Two Calls In One Afternoon
An overheated gas furnace at 915 Grissom Street caused no damage after firefighters arrived. About an hour later at 4 47 p m they responded to a malicious false alarm at Rockspring Road and Pinehurst Street.
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Grissom St
Rockspring Road
Pinehurst Street
Grandfather shoots lovers then kills himself in Lexington
William Lee Wright, 69, after months of suspicion over his granddaughter in law Mary Hill’s relationships, shot Glenn Huff in Lexington then killed Mary Hill, drove off with Huff wounded, and killed himself en route to the hospital. Mary Hill’s husband Robert Hill and family details noted. funeral set at Fair View Methodist Church.
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Lexington
Davidson County
William Lee Wright
Mary Lee Tysinger Hill
Hill
Wright
Huff
Mrs. Huff
Mrs. Hill
William Ricky Hill
Marlboro Friends Church Bazaar Thursday Night
The Marlboro Friends Church hosts a bazaar Thursday night in the church basement. Articles for sale include home canned goods pickles jellies needlework aprons and pillow cases and a quilt made as a community project by church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro Friends Church
Girl Starts Second Night In Jail Cell
A 17 year old girl remained in jail for a second night in Thomasville unable to post a $500 bond after arrest on two charges assault with a deadly weapon and damaging personal property. Deputies took Ruby Ann Hunt of Lake Road Friday night following a complaint by her mother Ruby White Hunt who said the daughter threatened to knife her and broke several dishes.
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Thomasville
Sheriff's Deputies
Ruby Ann Hunt
Lake Road
Ruby White Hunt
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Bobby Ray Jones
Rt. 5
Dwight Allred
Burge Street
John Leslie Good
Daniel Brooks Apts
Ela Mae Lisenby
Walnut Street
Greensboro
Dr. Goodson
Howard
Janet Teague
Nounced
Jarrells’ Clinic
Church Street
Amelia Craven
Harry Rothrock
Harry E. Rothrock
Sechrest Chapel
E. W. Price Jr
Green Street Baptist Church
Hershell Hill
Oak Hill
Adams St
Claude Sechrest
William Frazier
Glade Tysinger
Denton
J. C. Tysinger
Joe Tysinger
Fair View Methodist Church
Drug Company
S. Main ST
Adoria Pty Salon
Main Street
Ctate Telepy
Lon O
Thomasyw
Miller - Jones
Tan Upper
College Village
Lexington Avenue
Morpus
Ageenenimeneeneeene Service Inc
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