Four arrested in two auto break in incidents
High Point police rounded up four youths in two separate auto break in cases on Wednesday night. In the first, three men fled a Napa lot as officers arrived. two teens James Jarrett and Charles Parker, both 16, were charged with auto breaking and entering, with another suspect still sought. Tools from a truck were recovered. In the second incident, two men were detained for removing stereo tapes from a Town House Restaurant area car. Dennis Hunsucker and Calvin Hammonds, both 16 and 18, of Flint Street, were charged. Nearby, thefts included golf clubs, a pistol, a lawnmower, and a purse theft at a school and store. Additional arrests included Hilda Whitaker for shoplifting, James Cole for drunken driving, and Robert Duncan for escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Napa Automotive Parts & Accessories
Steele Street
James Nathan Jarrett
Fourth Street
Charles Glen Parker
Granby Street
Michael Lee Kersey
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Town House
Dennis Lee Hunsucker
Calvin Dean Hammonds
Flint Street
James Irby Kelly
W. Lexington Avenue
Cedrow Avenue
Guy Gunnell
Pickett Place
Charles Nelson Byerly
Randolph Street
Hilda Mae Whitaker
Thomasville
James Lawrence Cole
Route 1
Robert M. Duncan
Clara Cox
Jacoby on Bridge Lead Choices Show Modern Advantage
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss bridge strategy from a three card suit. The modern practice to lead the bottom from three small is shown as advantageous in a hand where West leads spades against three no trump. South can benefit whether opponents follow old or modern leads, with potential dividends and strategic implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald
James Jacoby
West
South
East
Prisoner Charged With Setting Fire in City Jail
Robert Monroe Duncan an 18 year old of East Grimes Avenue was charged by Guilford County deputies on Wednesday with attempting to burn a public building. Jail guards found smoke at about 5 40 p m and evacuated the jail. Deputies and High Point officers guarded about 40 prisoners as firefighters cleaned the building until after 7 p m. Officials said a mattress was likely set afire causing heavy smoke with no damage. In other Wednesday incidents Charles Marion Bickers reported a stereo two televisions and a radio stolen valued at 1185 dollars from his Greensboro area home while Dave L Prevo reported 780 dollars of property taken from his Wiley Davis Road residence and John Earle Smith reported an attempted entry by pry on Skeet Club Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Hannon Hamrick
Jamestown Apts
Olen Graham Robinson
Rt. 4
Thomasville
Church Avenue
Gladys Bowman
Neil Street
Doris Parsons
Meadowbrook Boulevard
Ilderton Dodge
S. Main Street
John R. Douglas
Richardson Street
Postell Alexander Adams
Camden Avenue
Sunset Street
Robert Monroe Duncan
E. Grimes Avenue
Guilford County
Duncan
High Point
Charles Marion Bickers
Greensboro
Dave L. Prevo
Wiley Davis Road
John Earle Smith
Skeet Club Road
The Rubdown and the Quiet Calendar of Delays
A playful line about a social ritual of scheduling and waiting. It frames appointments as time spent by friends and neighbors while noting the frictions of past faults in a light, humorous tone. The item reads like a compact comic or column aside from a broader piece.
Mills Home To Host Piedmont Conference
The 46th annual Piedmont area conference of the Baptist Children's Homes of North Carolina will begin at Mills Home Baptist Church on September 18. Agency president Dr. W. R. Wagoner says the event lets visitors meet the children and staff, see campus life, and learn how to support the cooperative mission as youth services expand across the state. The Piedmont conference continues with a later meeting at Odum Home in Pembroke on September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Piedmont Area Conference of the Baptist Children’s Homes of
North Carolina
Mills Home Baptist Church
W. R. Wagoner
Odum
Pembroke
Rising Costs Pay As You Go Plan Confusion
A note on rising costs criticizes a pay as you go plan suggesting high charges still apply despite payment. The remark implies consumer frustration with ambiguous charges and ongoing payments. The piece highlights frustration with unclear terms and mounting costs.
GTI To Begin Fall Term Under New Leadership
Jamestown NC Guilford Technical Institute opens the 1975 fall quarter with Dr Woodrow Sugg as new president and two major new buildings. Staff totals 230 full time and part time instructors. Late registration Sept 10 12 and Sept 15 16 at Medlin Campus Center 9am to noon and 6pm to 8pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Guilford Technical Institute
GTI
Woodrow Sugg
Medlin
GTI Continuing Education Office
Fire destroys Little Mountain Baptist Church near North Wilkesboro
A fire in the Hayes community four miles east of North Wilkesboro destroyed the Little Mountain Baptist church early today. An air conditioning malfunction is believed to be the cause. Firemen estimated the loss at 70,000 to 80,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Wilkesboro, N.C
Little Mountain Baptist
Hayes Community
North Wilkesboro
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Montheu School
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Long Street
Goodwill Industries
Kivett Drive
Jacoby
Asa
Vann York, Inc
Oakbrook
Lovel
Thalhimers
N.C
BankAmericard
M.O
Interbank
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Pornou
Svin ReuvPee
Lite
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