Two Cases Bound Over For Trial In Municipal Court
After Monday hearings two men Earl Palmer of High Street and Bobby Price of Clara Cox Apts were bound over for trial in Superior Court. Palmer faces burglary charges for stealing a $45 record player from Annie Mitchell home. he was held on a $1,000 bond. Price, an escapee, faced several offenses and a disorderly conduct charge among others. A separate matter saw Donald Ray Hicks’s accusation against Howard of the Big Bear Store dismissed by Judge Byron Haworth.
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Superior Court
Earl Palmer
High Street
Bobby Price
Clara Cox Apts
Palmer
Annie Mitchell
Pearson Street
Welfare Board Honors Reynolds at Greensboro Meeting
Mrs. Louise B. Reynolds will retire at the end of August after a long career with Guilford County Welfare. The board will honor her tonight at 7 15 p m at the Greensboro office noting she began in 1933 and headed the business office for years. Nell Mc Ghee Scott of High Point succeeds her as Clerk 3. Board members may discuss a central office location between High Point and Greensboro and review food stamp program matters at the September session.
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Greensboro
Louise B. Reynolds
Guilford County
L. M. Thompson
Reynolds
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Nell McGhee Scott
High Point
Thompson
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County Granges Win Recognition
County Granges receive recognition for programs supporting rural fire departments and improving community centers across the region. Local groups and leaders praise cooperative efforts to boost public safety and community services.
Trial Set in Assault Of Policeman Case
A trial is set for Ronald Baker 26 of Rt 4 charged with assaulting Randleman assistant police chief Joe Musso. The incident reportedly began as the officer involved questioned Baker after Baker’s car was found parked in a restricted area.
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Randleman
Joe Musso
Ronald Baker
Rt. 4
Bonner Back In Washington After Hospital Stay
Two Carolina North congressmen returned to Washington after hospitalizations. Rep. Herbert C. Bonner came back to his Washington apartment during the weekend.
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Washington
Carolina
Herbert C. Bonner
Parker Chronology Highlights Navy Service and Family
Parker from Page 1 B served in the Navy during World War II and later acquired land. In 1957 he completed executive advancement in management in North Carolina. He had five children: David Jr., Worth, Michael, Lauris and Kevin.
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Parker
North Carolina
David Jr
Worth
Michael
Lauris
Kevin
High Point Driver Fined After Tree Value Dispute
In Asheboro a tree in Sanford C. Teague’s yard was valued at 1100 to 1500 dollars after a crash on US Highway 311. Walker, hospitalized with a head wound, faced questions about drinking before the mishap and local officers noted signs of intoxication though his license remain suspended.
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Asheboro
High Point
Jem
Sanford C. Teague
B. Vance Somers
Walker
Skelton
Randolph Hospital
Greensboro
Archdale
Harvey Luck
North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles
Sormers
Teague
Somers
License Theft Charged To Man
James L. Hopkins of the Clara faces a charge of license theft after a dealer license plate went missing and was spotted on a car yesterday. Melvin Edwards of No Sag Spring Co. reported seeing a youth flee the vehicle. Additional cases include Isabell O Brien charged with malicious injury to property and several assaults.
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Melvin Edwards
No Sag Spring Co
Isabell O’brien
Centennial Avenue
Raleigh
Prayer for TQSDAY to seek the Master’s mind
A devotional prayer asks for spiritual renewal and patience. It invokes Jesus to foster love forgiveness cheerfulness and peace while resisting hate curses grudges and domination seeking self control over others.
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Jesus
Suspended Sentence in Thomasville Court Case
Donnald M. Howard, 19, of Common street, received a two year suspended sentence conditioned on staying within 100 yards of the VFW during events and paying court costs. In another action, David Hunt Jr., 21, was ordered to support a child as Ruby Hunt reported she had cared for the child. The day’s 40 minute session mainly covered public drunkenness and traffic cases.
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VFW
J L. Roy Hughes
David Hunt Jr
High Point
Ruby Hunt
Thermasville
Hunt
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Allen Jay
Allen Jay School
A. Doyle
Mary W. Coltrane
PTA
M. Thomas
Duane Hall
Kornegay
Bonner
Mary P. Harris
Oakwood Street
William B. Lambeth
Fowler Street
Samuel R. [Locklear
Jimmy Malpass
Main Street
Iven Man
Thomasville
Recorder’s Court
Donnald M. Howard
Commontreet
High Point Enterprise
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