Man Waives Hearing On Forgery Counts
Fred Cruthis of Rt. 1 James town waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to Guilford Superior Court on six counts of forgery. Other cases include Alus Lamm eight months for unlawful taking and six more for reckless driving. James Bowden five months total. Blease Wilkes ninety days work release for multiple drunkenness. Grady Sorts five months work release for multiple drunkenness. Rosie Gilliam thirty days for motor vehicle hiring with intent to defraud and thirty for public drunkenness. John H. Crump four months, suspended two. Clifford Navy four months suspended two weapon charges with fines. Marvin Matthews thirty days suspended. Robert Southerland years for assault and thirty days suspended plus trespass.
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Fred Cruthis
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Guilford Superior Court
High Point
Cruthis
Alus B. Lamm
Greenpoint Road
James L. Bowden
E. Washington Drive
Blease Wilkes
Gordy Street
Grady W. Sorts
Oakwood Street
Rosie Gilliam
Eugene E. Shipwash
Jesse T. Johnson
W. Kearns Avenue
John H. Crump
Winston- Salem
Clifford Navy
Wesboard Street
Marvin Matthews
Hoover ‘Street
Robert Southerland
Park Street
Resignation Accepted of Coroner Dr. Chambers
Commissioners accepted the resignation of Dr. Robert T. Chambers of Thomasville as coroner and medical examiner effective December 31. He had been appointed to finish the unexpired term of the late Dr. Milton E. Block after his February death and cited his dedication to public service and patients in the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Ming Aly
Robert T. Chambers
Thomasville
Chambers
Milton E. Block
Collene
Couple announces engagement and upcoming wedding
Miss Moody and P. H. Hanes announce the engagement of their daughter to Burgess Walter Scott of Denton. He is a senior at Appalachian State Teachers College. They plan to wed December 19 at Union Cross Moravian Church. Istanbul notes on city history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Hanes
Burgess Walter Scott
Rt. 2
Denton
Farmer High School
Appalachian State Teachers
Union Cross Moravian Church
Denton Program Outlined To Attract Industry
Clark, president of the Southern Assn. of State Planning and Development Agencies, spoke at the Raleigh meeting outlining a five point program for towns to attract industry. The plan stresses community betterment, data on the town, local financing of land and buildings, provision of desirable sites, and active prospecting.
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Denton
Clark
North Carolina
Raleigh
Southern Assn
Cremona Hosts Legendary Violins Makers In History
The Italian city of Cremona is renowned for its historic violin craftsmanship by famed luthiers Antonio Stradivari, Nicolò Amati, and Giuseppe Guarneri. These masters shaped the city’s reputation in violin making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremona
Stradivari, Amati and Guarnieri Violins
Man Charged With Manslaughter In Rt 9 Crash
Lexington report states highway patrol charged George Junior Thomas 36 with manslaughter no operator license and failing to stop for a stop sign after a crash on Shoaf Road near Gum Tree Road. Fred Greer 36 of Rt 9 Winston Salem died at Kate Bu sting Reynolds Hospital. Bruce Lindsay 43 was injured.
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Lexington
Highway Patrol Today
Rt. 9
Winston - Salem
George Junior Thomas
Kate
Shoaf Road
Shoaf
Gum Tree Roads
Nso
Four Drivers Charged In City Wrecks
Four persons faced police charges from four separate accidents reported yesterday. Edward L. Hager was cited for a red light violation after a collision at Hamrick and Washington streets and was injured lightly. Freida J. Taylor, Priddy, and Wesley A. Motsinger were also charged with traffic offenses in three other crashes on E Lexington Avenue, Fifth Street, N Main Street, and Eastchester Drive, with minor injuries to none besides Hager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Hager
E. Russell Avenue
Hager
Rnte
Hamrick
Washington Streets
Priddy
Rt. 4
Eastchester Drive
Motsinger
Colin K. Carter
Hillwood Drive
Hunters Thomas and Lindsay released after hospital treatment
Thomas and Lindsay were treated at a hospital and released. Thomas posted a $500 bond after his arrest on a manslaughter charge and is set for a probable cause hearing in Davidson County Court in Lexington on October 23. He was cited to appear on lesser counts the same day.
Lady Bird Special Arrives in Thomasville for Visit
The 19 car Lady Bird Johnson train stops in Thomasville for under 10 minutes drawing expected crowds of thousands. Mrs Johnson will speak from the last car as local leaders ride up to greet the train and discuss traffic with two police shifts planned downtown.
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Virginia
Louisiana
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Raleigh
Iowa
Illinois
Thomasville
Greensboro
Shirley Harris
C. T. Kennedy
Jack Gibson
C. L. White Jr
George Saintsing
James E. Lambeth Jr
Bill Boyles
Russell van Landingham
Thomas F. Johnson
George L. Handley
Lyndon
Collision on Lexington and Forest injures drivers
Ralph H. Raby of Kernersville reports Edward L. Braswell Jr of the Air Force Base Winston-Salem is charged after a wreck at Lexington Avenue and Forest Street. Police say a car driven by Herman Norman of Larkin Street stopped in traffic and was struck from the rear by the Braswell car, which also hit Clara Butler of Forest Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Raby
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Edward L. Braswell Jr
Air Force Base
Winston-Salem
Lexington Avenue
Forrest Street
Herman Norman
Larkin Street
Clara Butler
Braswell
Norman
eButler
Wesley Memorial Plans Family Night At Church Series
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church announces the fall family night series with a 6 pm start. A supper from a chuck wagon will be served and the whole family can enjoy games. Reservations are taken at the church office until noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Registrar Lists Office Hours In Jamestown
Jamestown Precinct 1 registrar Kathrine Gillespie will be at the Jamestown Town Office Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to register voters and handle party changes or precinct transfers. The deadline for registration changes is Monday. Jamestown Precinct 1 lies within the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Katherine Gillespie
Gillespie
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Hunter Coal & Oil CO
Thomasville Road
Jack Weaver
Gilbert Marsh
Boys Home
Lake Waccamaw
Weaver
Furnitureland Kiwanis Club
Marsh
High Point Kiwanis Club
Snow Studio
Gum Tree Road
Thomas
T.oc
United Appeal
Wesley
Nash
Jewelry
N. Main ST
Matic
American Motors
Ambassador
Rambler
Piedmont Rambler, Inc
North Main Street
N. C
Danny Kaye
Cbs-Tv
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