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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1966

Page

5

15 Year Old Youth Faces Felony Charges

Thomasville police say a 15 year old boy is charged with thefts totaling over 800 dollars from a home on Salem Street and from Deaton’s Grocery. Det. Lt. Verlo Stamey and Det. Sgt. William Poole led the arrest. He posted a 2000 dollar bond and faces two counts of breaking and entering and two counts of larceny and receiving in Recorder's Court.

Thomasville Verlo Stamey William Poole Recorder’s Court Deaton’s Salem Street H. L. Leonard

Epperson to Attend ACS Regional Meeting in Louisville

Dr E Roy Epperson chair of Physical Science at Esoint College and chemistry professor at High Point College will join about 1200 scientists at the American Chemical Society Southeastern regional meeting in Louisville Kentucky. The Kentucky Hotel hosts more than 200 papers on organic biochemistry and related fields with speakers including Dr Eugene G Rochew of Harvard and Dr Bruce Marrifield of Rockefeller University.

E. Roy Epperson Esoint College American Chemical Society Louisville Epperson High Point College Southeastern United States ACS Kentucky Hotel Eugene G. Rochew Harvard Bruce Marrifled Rockefeller University

Bakery workers vote for Teamsters representation

Bakery Co employees in the United Kingdom union vote 6 to 2 for Teamsters Local 391 in Greensboro. Only eight workers were eligible to vote as reported by the National Labor Relations Board in Winston-Salem.

American Bakeries Co Teamsters Union Greensboro National Labor Relations Board Winston-Salem Big Bear Food Store Burlington

Midget League Registration Swamps YMCA

The YMCA opened the Midget League basketball registration at 7 PM and by 7 20 PM a waiting list formed. The program fits 240 boys across 24 teams and extra Wednesday night registration was cancelled. Hang on standby may join at the Y.

YMCA Larry Bowersock

Realty Transfers in High Point Township Amid Property Moves

Hilary D. Daugherty and wife transfer to Guil we 7 Corp. a lot of Hisdale Addition 60. Guy V. Lee and wife convey to Edwin N. Clinardwycie a Long Street lot. Spiro G. Predaris and wife transfer to Finance Inc. a lot of Oakhill Forest. Carl C. Albertson and wife transfer to High Paint Fabricators Inc. a lot of West End Heights.

High Point Township Hilary D. Daugherty Guilwe 7 Corp Hisdale Addition Guy V. Lee Edwin N. Clinardwycie Long Street Spiro G. Predaris and Finance Inc Oakhill Forest Carl C. Albertson High Paint Fabricators Inc West End Heights

Newsman cites Wake County rulings hit on public right to know

Mark Ethridge veteran newspaperman accuses two Wake County judges of curbing pre trial information in criminal cases. He spoke to the National Association of Broadcasters in Asheville urging media to join the North Carolina Press Association in challenging the rulings. Ethridge calls the action a national issue and ties it to the Sheppard murder decision.

Wake County Mark Ethridge Chapel Hill Ethridge All Communications Media North Carolina Press Assn Supreme Court

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