Cops End Brawl with Multiple Arrests and Charges
Police halted a brawl on South Main last night and filed affray charges against two combatants. Charles Britt and Albert Smith were detained or fled, with Britt jailed on scene. A separate liquor count led to two more arrests, Charlie Waden and Jia Murphy, each posting 200 bond. Willie Kennedy faced added firearm charge after police found a concealed weapon. Walter Johnson, cited for drunken driving after an accident at Shirley and Main, remained in custody with 290 bond.
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S. Maines
Charles Thomas Britt
Roy St
Albert Smith
ABC
A Te
Kennedy
Walter L. Johnson
Oak View
Shirley Ave
N. Main St
Johnson
Two Hurt In Wreck On Pomona Road
Patrolmen hunted a missing driver after a 4 pm crash on Pomona Road where two cars were totaled and two people injured. Victims were Mrs Belle Hoffman 31 and Elizabeth Goodman 30 who were treated at a local hospital. Lara Allred 32 of Jamestown drove the second car and was unconscious. witness accounts and warrants indicate a hit and run.
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Pomona Rd
Belle . Hoffman
Denny
Elizabeth c Goodman
Eee
Hoffman
High Point
Guilford College
Broad- Lara Allred
Route 1
Jamestown
Allred
Charlie Edward Allred
Lawrence Allred
Pomona
Janet Langley
Deaths and Funerals in Greensboro Area
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with services and survivors. Mrs. Jay Fredrick Gardner, 89, died at home in Jamestown. Verla Gordon Hatchett, resident of Winston-Salem area, and Mrs. Lera Stacey, 64, died in High Point Hospital. Funeral details include dates, churches, and interment at local cemeteries. Survivors listed across several families.
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Greensboro
Jay Fredrick Gardner
Route 1
Jamestown
Jesse A. Gardner
Oamas County
Hickory Grove
Herbert Jones
Guilford
R. E. Freshwater
Mebane
G. R. Bryant
Winston- Salem
Lambeth Chapel
A. D. Shelton
Hickory Grove Cemetery
Verla Gordon Hatchett
Charen of God
Anno Newell
Tor
Cranfield
Winston-Salem
Jated
Springfield
Hatchet
Grace Street
William Eugene Hatchett
Mrs Pannie Pore dies at 77 in Asheboro
Mrs. Pannie Pore 77 died yesterday at the home of her stepdaughter Mrs. Cora York Route 5 survivors include daughter Estelle Skibyville three sisters Roella York Linville Cora York Burlington Emma Rollins Central Falls two stepsons W J Pore High Point W R Pore Cedar Falls two grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services Sunday at 3 pm at Gray's Chapel Methodist Church Interment in the church cemetery
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Asheboro
Pore
Cora York
Route 5
Ter
Estelle Skbyville
Roella York
Linville
Burlington
Emma Rollins
Central Falls
W. J. Pore
High Point
W. R. Pore
Cedar Falls
Gray's Chapel Methodist Church
Margaret Alexander 70 Dead After Week of Illness
Margaret Eldora Alexander, 70, died at 8 45 in the locale after a week of serious illness. Born March 12, 1884 in Trinity, she was a daughter of R W and Frances Spence Alexander and had lived in the city for over 40 years. She belonged to Mt Gilead Methodist Church in Randolph County. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs Grace Jones and Miss Rachael Alexander of High Point. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Margaret Eldora Alexander
Trinity Mar
R. W. and
Frances Spence Alexander
Mt. Gilead Methodist Church
Randolph County
Grace Jones
Rachaelder
High Point
Mrs Margaret Lockwood Funeral Services Schedule
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret L Lockwood 69 wife of Eugene A Lockwood who died in High Point Memorial Hospital will be held Sunday at 2 pm from Koonce Funeral Home chapel Dr K Rand Memorial Baptist Church and Rev J W Grace Oakview Methodist officiating Interment follows in Mountain View Cemetery Danville Virginia with graveside services at 3:30 pm in Danville Virginia
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Lera Stacey
Jesse D. Stacey
High Point
M J Hospital
Ward Street
Mararet L. Lockwood
Eugene A. Lockwood
High Point Memorial Hospital
Koonce Funeral Home
Co. K. Rand
Memorial Baptist Church
J. W. Grace
Oakview Methodist
Danville
Mountain View Cemetery
Copters to Lift Battalion in Wurzburg Field Exercise
About 1,000 personnel from U S forces will participate as helicopters lift a combat battalion from a rear area to a simulated combat zone near Wurzburg Germany next week. The operation involves the 1st Infantry Division in large scale air lift drills.
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Wuerzburg
Germany
U. S. 1St Infantry Divis
Comparative Wage Scales Topic At Wednesday Meet
The National Fairs Committee of the Chamber of Commerce will hold a luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel starting 12 15 pm to discuss a Manufacturer's Record article on wage scales. Frank Sizemore notes the piece compares High Point Greensboro and Trenton areas showing Southern cities may match Northern per capita income levels.
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National Fairs Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
Frank Sizemore
High Point Streensboro
Trenton
N. J
North
High Point Greensboro
Dr Woodhall Named To Advisory Board
Dr Woodhall was named to the Army medical advisory board announced by Col John Boyd Cates Jr director of the Army Medical Service. The appointment places Woodhall among a national panel of physicians serving on the Veterans Administration medical council.
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Dr. Woodhall
Adui
John Boyd Cates Jr
Army Medical Service
Mtere
Council of Jet Consultants
Veterans’ ‘Aminstation
Greensboro High Point area under-represents several professional fields
A B'nai B'rith Vocational Service Bureau study shows Greensboro High Point has fewer lawyers dentists physicians optometrists and veterinarians than the national average and slightly higher insurance representation. In six fields the area aligns with national norms: accounting architecture funeral directing pharmacy photography and medical technology. For every 10,000 people there are 28 accountants 2 architects 3 funeral directors 6 pharmacists 3 photographers and 2 medical technicians.
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Greensboro-High Point
B'nai Ae Vevational Service Bureau
United States
Greensboro
Greensboro High Point
Intriguing Moscow Lamp Lets Housewife Communicate
A Moscow fish trade exhibit features an ordinary looking electric lamp that, when lit, activates a micro which picks up nearby voices. The audio is relayed to similar lamps in beam rooms with loudspeakers to enable a housewife in the kitchen to communicate with family in other rooms.
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Moscow
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Lucy Gardner
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Mrs. Pannie Pore
Margaret Alexander
Margaret Lockwood
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Jon Hue
Perfume
Cologne
Atees
Leon J. Obermayer
B'nai B'rith
Trai
Numa F Reid
John M. Butler
L. T. Friedman
Jean Arlett
Jean Ariett
Luxite
Slee
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