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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1964

Page

6

Two Defendants Get Work-Release Terms

Thomasville court session reports 90 day work release terms for Glenn W. Richardson and Samuel D. Hutchins after guilty verdicts on public drunkenness and concealed weapon charges plus revocation driving case. Hutchins must pay fines when not in work release. Prosecution without cause ruled in Billy Griffin assault case. Edward Raciot Sr ordered to pay weekly support. Claude Perce sentenced for assault on a female with suspended terms and fines. Pierce described as holding a baby in court.

Thomasville Billy T. Griffin Church Street Carrie Edward A. Raciot Sr Raciot L. Roy Hughes Davidson County Superior Court Claude W Pierce Hughes

New Traffic Lights In Operation At Thomasville

Chief Paul M. Shore presided as engineers activated two traffic signals at the railroad crossing near Main Randolph and Salem streets. The system ends years of study by the State Highway Commission to improve intersection flow. The old Salem Street signal, in use about 30 years, was retired after repair and a removed bell.

Thomasville Paul M. Shore State Highway Commission Main Randolph Salem State Commercial Bank Salem Street Shore

Thomasville Men Involved In Prison Camp Incident

Prison Director George Randall said two convicts, David Nealy of Thomasville and Raymond James of Durham, fought at Ashe County Prison Camp in West Jefferson Monday night. They broke window panes and burned mattresses, risking about 250 dollars in state property. likely to be placed in solitary confinement.

Raleigh George Randall Ashe County West Jefferson Randall David Nealy Thomasville Raymond James Durham

Nance Family Reunion at Mt Tabor Church

The Nance reunion takes place Sunday at Mt Tabor Church Randolph County starting 12 30 p.m. Attendees should bring a picnic lunch and a meal will be served at 1 p.m.

Nance Mt. Tabor Randolph County

Judge Hughes Returns From Week Of Study

Judge L Roy Hughes of Thomasville Recorder's Court returned to his bench after a week of study at the 18th annual Southern Regional Traffic Court Conference in Atlanta. The American Bar Association conducted the convention at Emory University School of Law. He said the program covered administration of justice in traffic courts and upgrading the courts.

Thomasville L. Roy Hughes

Lift Truck Fire Ends Before Firefighters Arrive at Plant Site

Employees of Southern Die Casting Co on Albertson Road contained a lift truck fire after gasoline spilled onto the motor. Fire crews noted the fire was extinguished by the time they arrived at the scene and also addressed a Triangle Lake Road yard blaze, a sprinkler-pipe break on East Grimes Street, and two nonfatal vehicle-related runs.

Southern Die Casting Co Albertson Road Triangle Lake Road Grimes Street

Frances Sloan Davis 42 Dies in Huntsville After Illness

Frances Sloan Davis 42 former Fayetteville resident died Saturday in Huntsville Alabama following a weeklong illness. Survivors include husband Louis C. Davis three daughters Tina Marie Gaskins Frances Gaskins and one son Karl Gaskins parents Karl and Mrs Sloan of Fayetteville three sisters and one granddaughter. Funeral Wednesday 11 a.m. Jernigan Warren Funeral Home burial in Lafayette Memorial Park Cemetery.

Fayetteville Frances Sloan Davis Huntsville Ala Louis C. Davis Charles Donohoe Greensboro Tina Marie Gaskins Methodist College Frances Gaskins Appalachian State Teachers College Boone Karl Gaskins N. C. State Raleigh

Polly Bergen Becomes President in Kisses for My President

Polly Bergen assumes the role of president with Fred MacMurray humorously acting as First Lady in the comedy Kisses for My President. The show opens Friday at the CENTER, promising lighthearted political parody.

Polly Bergen Fred MacMurray Fred the Center

TV Political Dramas Highlight CBS Debut Night

A TV critic notes CBS launches with political themed aires and comedies. Programs include That Was the Week That Was World War I special The Man From U N C L E and the debut of Many Happy Returns, with praise for Richard Crenna and solid writing.

Slattery Richard Crenna CBS Parke Levy John McGiver

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