Pedestrian Injured in City Crosswalk Accidents
Several city crashes yesterday left pedestrians and drivers shaken with non fatal injuries and modest vehicle damage. Lula M. Dunn and Geneva Weaver were treated at local hospitals after separate collisions on English Road and Locke Street, with charges of failure to yield from drivers and mixed fault noted. Additional crashes at U S 311 and I 85, Main Street and Linden Street, N Centennial Street, Scientific Street and Rotary Drive involved multiple parties with minor damages and no serious injuries.
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English Road
Locke Street
Quaker Lane
Geneva W. Weaver
Rt. 2
High Point
Thomas E. Weaver
Weaver
Richard D. Brewer
Nottingham Drive
Locke
Geneva Weaver
Brewer
U. S. 311
Peggy J. Hunt
Edgewood Street
Thomasville
Doris
Marie Boles
Max Lee Boles
Rt. 5
I-85
Boles
Main Street
Linden Street
Effie Howell
Oak Street
Gifford W. Bowman
Janice Avenue
Tia S. Scott
Oak St
Bowman
Scott
Willie J. Brevard
Kivett Drive
N. Centennial Street
Janice H. Roland
Woodruff Street
M. Centennial
Roland
Brevard
Rosa Lee Clodfelter
Greenhill Drive
WN. Main
Hillcrest
Casper T. King
Turner Street
N. Main
Clodfelter
King
Margaret T. White
Scientific Street
Marion S. Epath
Jamestown
Parris Drive
Epath
K-Mar
William A. Linville
Avery Street
Linville
James W. Stephens
W. Lexington Drive
Harold C. Stites
Tool Street
Rotary Drive
Stephens
Thieves Take Cash Cigarettes From Greene's Discount Center
In Davidson County near Thomasville deputies probe after thieves absconded with 756 dollars in cash and 100 dollars in cigarettes from Greene's Discount Food Center on W Lexington Avenue. The break in damaged a rear window and a desk drawer cash box, with 400 dollars in quarters 200 dollars in dimes 40 dollars in pennies 36 dollars in nickels and 80 dollars in assorted coins stolen. A shotgun found on the premises may tie to the suspects who fled. Also Betty Goins Hill 39 of Taylor Street was jailed on drunken driving and expired license charges.
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Thomasville
Greene’s
Davidson County
W. Lexington Avenue
Betty Goins Hill
Taylor Street
Man's Trial Postponed for Third Time in Dyer Slaying Case
James Shorty Daniels, 48, of Old Greensboro Road, charged with killing Harvey Eugene Dyer Jr., 32, saw his trial postponed in Recorder's Court for the third time. No new hearing date set. Dyer, night manager of a nearby motel, was killed by a rifle shot on Aug. 12. The motel and truck stop were padlocked after a raid that netted 13 arrests on various charges. Daniels' wife Lavena Daniels was among those arrested. some charges were dismissed or unrelated.
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Thomasville
James
Shorty) Daniels
Greensboro
Harvey Eugene
Sheriff’s Department
Daniels
Lavena Daniels
Mary Murphy
Georgia Avenue
Thurman L. Kelly
Rt. 5
High Point
James T. Dunlap
Church Street
Ruby Nell Chaney
Bank Merger Joins Citizens Bank with First Union North Carolina
The Citizens Bank and Trust Co. of Southern Pines merged into First Union National Bank of North Carolina, effective at close of business Thursday. First Union National expands to 97 offices with about 70.2 million in assets. Citizens Bank had two offices and 1.2 million in assets. L. Hodgkins Sr. will chair the board. Norris L. Hodgkins Jr. becomes executive VP and head of the Southern Pines office. overall management remains.
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Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Southern Pines
First Union Natonal Bank of
North Carolina
Ee Pn
First Union National
N Sr
L. Hodgkins Sr
Norris L. Hodgkins Jr
Three Named To Commission Guilford Jury Panel
Three men named to Guilford County's Jury Commission under a 1967 law include Clarence C. Keever of High Point named by Judge Walter Crissman, C. M. Vanstory Jr. former Greensboro mayor named by Clerk Joseph Shore, and Dr. A. V. Blount of Greensboro named by County Commissioner Gosp el Singers. The Willing Hands Gospel Singers perform at Cherry Street Mission Sunday at 3 p.m. and Mount Olive Holiness Church at 8 p.m. in Thomasville.
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Guilford County
High Point
Walter Crissman
C. M. Vanstory Jr
Greensboro
Joseph Shore
Guilford Superior Court
A. V. Blount
Willing Hands Gospel
Cherry
Mount Olive
Holiness Church
Fremont, St
Thomasville
Weekend Piedmont Weather Forecast Turns Mild and Sunny
The outlook for the Piedmont weekend is fair with pleasant daytime highs around 75 and cool nights in the lower 50s. Today and tomorrow expect sunny skies and mild temperatures with no rain risk. Monday looks partly cloudy and warmer.
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Morrow
Two Men Charged After Liquor Raid
In a surprise raid on a Central Falls Road residence near Asheboro last night deputies and highway patrolmen arrested Samuel Odell Cook and Junior Tyner after search located 112 sixteen ounce cans of beer and 14 pints of liquor. Both men face possession and possession for sale charges and remain jailed in Randolph County pending bond as others departed. A revival by Rev. Joe Daughtridge begins Sept 4 at St Matthew Holiness Church on Meredith Street lasting two weeks.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Joe Daughtridge
St. Matthew Holiness Church
Meredith St
Blood Donors Fail To Meet City Quota
Red Cross Bloodmobile workers reported 244 pints donated, short of the 300 quota for this visit. Several donors reached new milestones, with five, four, three, two, and one gallon milestones noted among participants. The next Bloodmobile visit to High Point is scheduled for September 27 and 28.
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Red Cross
William C. Herndon
Woodruff
George L. Sledge
Hedgecock Rd
Jesse Lowe
Forrest Ave
Lamar Coward
Rt. 5
Darrell Wilson
Rt. 1
Jamestown
H. Cliffton Surrett
E. Russell
Harold R. Leonard
Rt. 3
Thomasville
Herman E. Crawford
Rockspring Rd
Fred Pegram
Ashland
Margaret L. Smith
Phillips Ave
James G. Halsey
E. Kearns
Roy G. Johnson
High Point
Leo R. Palmer
Apt
William & Mary Apts
Caste system report and local assault charges
The article outlines caste divisions and notes arrests for assault with a deadly weapon using a cinder block. It lists persons charged, including White of E High Street and Beck of Mocksville, plus others tied to drunkenness, theft, and traffic offenses. Local residents face various accusations from assault to lArc theft and public drunkenness.
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India
High Street
Hess
White
Vin Beck
Mocksville
Donald R
Lilly Creasey
Rt. 5
High Point
Ford
Clara Cox
Sears
Inez
Phil Glidewell
East
Salisbury
Willchester Drive
Neillsing
Cherry Street Mission
Pontiac
Betty Jean Smith
Laura Ingram
Harrison St
Friddle
P.m
Barbara Ryan
Frid Jloss
Dle Street
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Enterprise
N.C
Enterprise P.O
High Point Enterprise
Man
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