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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1966
Page
5
ASHEBORO GUILFORD County Sheriff Clayton Jones faced contempt charges in Randolph County Superior Court over failing to secure a subpoena for High Point physician Dr. O E Tilman who also appeared. Tilman said he received the subpoena on Oct 3 and could not rearrange a busy schedule to attend Oct 4. The judge heard explanations from both parties and dismissed the contempt charges.
Asheboro news notes Republican Fourth District Congressman James Garner of Rocky Mount will speak at a GOP rally at the Granville Community Building on Highway 42. He will lead a slate of Republican candidates. The meeting starts at 7 p.m.
The Randleman Historical Society gathers at 7 30 PM in the elementary school auditorium. A L Honeycutt Jr restoration specialist presents slides showing historical sites across the state.
Police charged two juvenile boys with stealing from Golden's Produce Store on E Guilford Street. A third youth is being sought. Witness H P Wood valued the loss at about 15 dollars, while the youths claimed 5 to 6 dollars.
Thomasville Township hosts a Republican headquarters opening with about 40 attendees. Richard Barnwell, candidate for the Sixth District, misses the event. Wilmer Mizell and others speak on candidacies for Davidson County offices and state posts. The headquarters will stay open daily through the November 8 election.
An Asheboro event titled Gospel Sing is planned for tomorrow sponsored by the Asheboro Fire Department. The community gathering aims to support local firefighters and provide a musical program for residents.
Two Davidson County deputies resign this week. Deputy Frank Smith, last day yesterday, served in the Lexington office. Gilbert Batten, from the Thomasville branch, quit earlier in the week. Both did not disclose future employment plans.
Randolph County Board of Education accepted advisory members from the Archdale Trinity school attendance area. Don Miller and Roland Albertson will serve three year terms. Fred Lambeth and Mrs Doris Spencer two years. Mrs Betty Aldridge and Lloyd Taylor one year. They will advise on expenditures from newly established special tax districts.
Edmond Rostand built the play L Aiglion around the life of Napoleon II, shaping a dramatic portrait of the young emperor and his era.
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