Continental Furniture Sold to Alan Detweiler in Unknown Price
The Continental Furniture Co. announces a change in ownership to Alan Detweiler. Detweiler, a retired Air Force colonel with World War II honors, will lead the company which has evolved since its 1901 founding to produce solid wood bedroom furniture.
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Easter Weekend Quiet Amid Near Record Low Violence
High Point police call Easter weekend one of the quietest Sundays in years with few major crimes. An alleged assault on Kennedy Avenue led to a jail bond set at 300 dollars and a hearing slated for Thursday in Domestic Relations Court. Other arrests included Allen C. Johnson, 29, charged with driving while intoxicated and Mary Gardner, 4, charged with drunken driving. Two-car crashes produced injuries on Granby Street. authorities cited reckless driving and driving without a permit. Deputies noted traffic fines totaling over 1,000 dollars. Fire and sheriff crews reported limited activity, with one fire call and routine patrols maintaining the calm weekend.
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North Carolina Sees At Least 23 Die In Easter Weekend
The Associated Press reports 23 deaths in North Carolina over the Easter weekend from multiple accidents and violence. Notable incidents include several two car crashes on State Highway 59 near Warrenton and near Concord, a rail accident near Alpine, and a tractor rollover in Cerro Gordo.
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Franklinton
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Rockwell
Concord
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Morganton
Alpine
Paul Griffin
Hamiet
Dr Lawrence leads revival at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Dr J B Lawrence executive secretary emeritus of the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention is conducting a revival at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church in Atlanta. Morning services 10 to 11 speak on the Mission of the Holy Spirit with evening reviews at 7 30. Tonight he speaks on the Second Coming of the Lord. The public is invited to attend the series through Sunday evening.
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Week-Long Paper Plant Strike Ends
CORNER BROOK reports the Rowater pulp and paper mill ending a week long strike by Local 1367 machinists affiliated with the AFL TLC. The dispute began on March 3 over the dismissal of a production man and involved demands for supervisory control over machines. Details of the settlement were to be revealed by officials, with workers indicating the union had rejected an earlier offer tied to management supervision.
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Drivers Charged After Accident In Thomasville
Police charged Rufus Townsend of Mount Gilead with no operator license and Ralph L. Gaddy of High Point with following too closely after a Unity Street collision at 10 a.m. Sunday. Damages were estimate at about $395.
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Mount Gilead
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High Point
Hopkins Case Probed as SBI Quiet on Progress
State Bureau of Investigation continues to handle the investigation of the Hopkins case with officials offering no public statements. Joe Low, a former service station attendant, reportedly confessed to Isabel Hussey slaying near Asheboro last summer, while other details remain undisclosed as authorities question Johnson in Guilford jail.
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Easter Monday brings Easter services and spring fever to Winston-Salem
Thousands join Moravian Church Easter morning services as City records warm spring weather. High Pointers flock to yards and parks while Easter egg hunts entertain youngsters at Washington Terrace and Armstrong Parks. Showers possible tomorrow with a high near 75 and a low around 48.
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Freshmen Larkin Kirkman and Grandjean Join Honor Society
Alvin Larkin Kirkman of High Point and Byron W. Grandjean of Thomasville were initiated into Phi Eta Sigma at the University of North Carolina. They joined 63 freshmen with at least half A grades and the rest B in their first semester.
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High Point
Byron W. Grandjean
Thomasville
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University of North Carolina
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Prayer for TCCYDAY Pledge of faith and resurrection hope
Prayer invoking eternal God to remember Jesus risen from the dead and seek victory over defeat. Proclaims faith that yesterday’s failure may become tomorrow’s success and that darkness yields to sunlit victory through Christ. Signed by Ralph Ward Jr Pitts Mt Leba non.
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High Point Man Flees S C Jail
James Curtis Armstrong, 21, identified as a federal prisoner, escaped from an Anderson County jail after a jail break using improvised tools. Authorities say he may be linked to a Coca Cola bottling plant robbery, with several inmates from surrounding areas. a large manhunt by FBI and county officers followed.
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Greensboro
Winston-Salem
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Anderson County
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Armstrong
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Furman University Singers To Appear Tonight At 8
The 85 voice Furman University Singers directed by DuPre Rhame perform sacred favorites in the Junior High School auditorium at 8 tonight in Greenville South Carolina. The group, sponsored by First Baptist Church, will tour cities across the two Carolinas and Virginia this year with stops planned in High Point and other venues.
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Greenville, S. C
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High Point
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Train wreck near Greensboro prompts youth hearing
A railway detective questioned two 1¢-year old boys after a crosstie was found across tracks between Wilkebrook and Dalton Street, nearly causing the No. 36 freight wreck. The crosstie’s age and condition were blamed for the incident. youths face a Domestic Relations hearing later this week.
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Wilkewbrook
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Greensboro
Postal Rate Hike Would Cost Locals
A proposed post office rate increase would impact High Point and other local areas with an estimated $157,400 added cost. The Eisenhower measure would raise first class letters to four cents an ounce and all mail to seven cents, with broad increases across books, magazines, and third class mail over two years to reduce the department deficit. Opponents say higher rates would hurt general revenues and commerce.
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Clergy Face April 15 Deadline For Social Security Credits
Mrs Ruth Duffy district manager of the High Point Social Security Office warns clergymen must file Form 2031 waiver certificate by April 15 to count 1955 earnings for Social Security. The certificate, filed with the Director of Internal Revenue, grants credits for the taxable year without church involvement.
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Ruth Duffy
High Point Social Security Office
Internal Revenue
Religious participation affects eligibility for coverage
The text describes a two year window for individuals to elect participation in a program tied to religious duties. Those who do not opt in within the period cannot later have earnings from their religious duties covered by the program.
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