Sunday Ordinance Enforced. court clears docket
Judge Teague announced next Sunday the Sunday ordinance will be in full force with no exemptions. Several defendants faced penalties for violations while others had charges dismissed or suspended probation. Cases listed include driving offenses, embezzlement, speeding, and assault with a deadly weapon, with various fines, jail time, and license actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Teague
Sesof
Teague
Ays
Ment
E. Bryan
Clay Garner
Jack J. W. Rogers
M. L. Pea
Johnson T
Renee Cook
Idle Sechrest To Attend Meeting And Convention
Chief W G Friddle and Councilman J H Sechrest depart for Washington and Baltimore to join the International Association of Chiefs convention and related police investigations. Detective Sergeant Jackie Mahon and the local Bureau of Investigation head accompany them to the event and related exercises. The trip includes arrival in Baltimore for police chiefs meetings proceeding later in the week. In another item, a truck train crash in Lisbury North Carolina claimed the life of Gleaner Trexler, while Charlie Gullett suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Friddle
J. H. Sechrest
Washington
Balti
International Association Ofification
Federal Bureau of Tigation
National Police My
International Association the Chiefs
Jef Friddie
Mr. Sechrest
City Coun Committee On Public Safety
JackieMahon
Bureau of Investigation
Baltimore
Patallisbury
N. C
Gleaner
Charlie Gullett
Trexler
Kennedy Rites Held for Mrs Betty Alexander Kennedy
Funeral service for Mrs Betty Alexander Kennedy a prominent woman near Thomasville was led by Rev E F Mumford and Rev W L Warfford at Rich Fork Baptist church. John Bowers paid tribute. Pallbearers included Clayton Alexander Cromer Alexander Clyde Alexander Paul Payne Clifton Black and Foy Sink. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Enterprise
Thomasville
Betty Alexander Kennedy
Rich Fork Baptist Church
E. F. Mumford
W. L. Warfford
John Bowers
Clayton Alexander
Cromer Alexander
Clyde Alexander
Paul Payne
Clifton Black
Foy Sink
Mills Home
Six year term for Frank Gamble in Guilford County
Frank Gamble, a Black man from High Point, was sentenced by Judge Don Phillips to six years on the county roads for three counts. He received two years for two second degree burglary charges and two years for assault with a deadly weapon, to run consecutively. The offenses occurred July 18 at two High Point homes and against Alice Gilliam. A separate defendant, Tommie Melton, was sentenced to eight months for driving while intoxicated, with potential reduction to four months if a revoked license is surrendered by Saturday night.
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Greensboro
Frank Gamble
Hoover Flats
High Point
Don Phillips
Guilford County
Fate Fowler
Homer
Kivett
Alice Gilliam
Tommie Melton
Melton
Hoey to Receive Resolution Condemning Prison Whipping
A social service committee was charged to draft and present to Governor Hoey a resolution condemning whipping convicts. Directors voted to hold their 1988 conference in Greensboro.
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Raleigh
N. C
Hoey
Greensboro
Korjena Fat Reducing Pills Promoted In Local Ads
An advertisement touts Korjena Tablets as a safe fat reducer claiming rapid belly and hip loss with easy daily use. It features testimonials and an offer to buy at local drug stores, with promises of money-back guarantees and on-basis discounts.
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Wiena
Mich
Albert
Franklin St
Korjena
Besi
MANN
Arrests Increase in City in August Report
August arrests totaled 562 up from 506 in July with drunkenness leading offenses at 143 and traffic violations 139. The list includes manslaughter one and other offenses such as aggravated assault 30 burglary 19 larceny 19 and gambling 38 among 51 other arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Ida No 1 and Ida No 2 Identified in Baltimore Court
Hyman London served 10 days in jail after perjury charges. He testified his wife Ida was dead to avoid a $66.58 debt and claimed a new marriage to another Ida. Court officials later linked both Idas to the same person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ida No. 1
Ida No. 2
Hyman London
London
Ida
Kiwanis Club Luncheon Features City Music Faculty
Kiwanis club in Elwood hosted a noon luncheon program by the city school music faculty. Susan Sharpe opened with a flute solo The Wind, followed by Dorothy Hoskins singing The Hills of Home. Virginia Frank played Indian Love Song on violin with Sharpe on flute. Carl Cronstedt performed Give a Man a Horse while Elroy Alexander offered Re mem brance on trumpet. Alma Andrews accompanied on piano. Chas Spencer and Dr C S Grayson organized the program. Visitors included G A Kruegar A M McGlamery John Womack J H Kalte W B Hall Silas B Casey and Frank J Sizemore. Rev J Clary Madison presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Schools Music
Kiwanis Club
Elwood Hotel
Susan Sharpe
Home
Dorothy Hoskins
Virginia Frank
Miss Sharpe
Carl Cronstedt
Elroy Alexander
Alma Andrews
Chas. E. Spencer
Dr. C. 8
Dr. C. 8. Grayson. Visitors Were: G. A. Kruegar, New York City, A. M. McGlamery
Winston-Salem
John Womack
J. H. Kalte
W. B. Hall
Silas B. Casey
Frank J. Sizemore
High Point
Rev. J. Clary Madison
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E. Lanier
Gene Alford
Iman Smith
Leflin T
Ady Rhew
Tryon Street
Mes G. Forlow
Ose
Fas Ey
Kickato
A Druge Co
Igh Point
Kiwanians
Music Faculty of
City Schools
Chame
Drus
Symol Ac
Red Cross
Gillette Blades
E Cay
Zie
RADIO
Pablum
Maxwell House Coffee
Castille
Mann’s Banana Splits
Carters
Bae
KOTEX
Wonderform
Koyex
Dealancing
Scott
Lydia Pinkhams
Cascara
Castoria
EPSOM
Noxzema
Main &T
N. Main &T
Pepsodent
Glover
Mange
B. C
Watt
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