Three City Airport Dead Not At All Say Leaders
High Point leaders refuse to concede defeat in the Three City air service push. They urge continuing study and meetings with Forsyth to craft a plan that preserves federal funds and furthers terminal improvements in Greensboro. Local officials insist progress is possible despite setbacks and call for a five year enabling act to guide future expansion.
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Joe Brown
Enterprise
High Point
Golden Triangle
Piedmont
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
High Pointers
syth-Guilford Airport
Commission
Greensboro High
George Covington
Forsyth Board
Paul Ingle
Three City Dev Committee
Heer
Exposition
Earl N. Phillips
Gotch
Friendship
Guilford
Forsyth
Weather forecast calls for cool skies and rain
The forecast predicts temperatures in the low 70s with rain tomorrow afternoon and night. Expect a high around 73 today and a low near 50 tonight. Thursday looks clearer with cooler conditions and a daytime high near 62.
House of Ruth Lodge 628 to Meet Tonight
The House of Ruth Lodge 628 will meet at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Odd Fellows Hall on East Washington Street.
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House OF Ruth
Lodge 628
Odd Fellows Hall
E. Washington Street
Architects Offer Counseling Service For Small Home Builders
High Point architects have organized a counseling service for builders and owners of small homes. The program from Point Archi Guild at Everhart office on Main Street provides weekly Wednesday sessions 7:30 to 9:30 offering advice on site selection material use and room additions without drawing plans.
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High Point Architects
Ant Everhart
M. Main Street
Sloan
Fodcote
Jamestown Poised for Open Council Seats Election
With 11 days until the April 13 filing deadline, Jamestown sees its first male candidate for a council seat and Dr Helen Horn a pathologist at High Point Memorial Hospital seeking one of the council posts as the first woman candidate in four election history. If enough candidates file, a primary may occur April 23.
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Jamestown
Helen Horn
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hughes
Jamestown High School
First Baptist Church of
High Point
Thomasville JC's List Nominees Revealed
Local Jaycees committee releases the list for next year headed by president James C. Grimes. Election set at the Woman’s Club Thursday at 7 p.m. Nominations open on the floor. Newly elected officers to be installed at the May 3 banquet at the Woman’s Club.
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Thomasville
Jaycees
James C. Grimes
Woman’s Club
Grimes
Frank Picklesimer
Maschil Sullivan
Guilford Dairy
Aldeen Robbins
Neill Pontiac
High Point
Bill
Woman's Club
Realty Transfers In High Point and Jamestown Townships
Real estate records show numerous transfers: Benjamin Mock and wife to C. F. Hudson for Lincolnshire lot. Patrick H. Ward and wife to George G. Ward and wife for Old Plank Road lot. J F Shields and wife to F D Hoffman Jr. and wife for Corbit estate lot. FE C Brown and wife to Lonie Horton and wife for Fisher parcel. Belle Johnson to W M Hilton for Jewell Heights lots. W W Strickland and wife to W R Malpass and wife for Allendale Heights. S C Patterson and wife to W W Strickland and wife for Milbourne Heights. T R Voncannon and wife to Sadie Vaughn for Ranch Drive lot. E M Wagner and wife to William E Crutchfield and wife for lot adjoining Holton land.
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High Point
Benjamin Mock
C. F. Hudson
Lincolnshire
Patrick H. Ward
George G. Ward
Old Plank Road
J. F. Shields
F. D. Hoffman Jr
Corbit
FE. C. Brown
Lonie Horton
Fisher Street
Belle Johnson
W. M. Hilton
Jewell Heights
W. W. Strickland
W. R. Malpass
Allendale Heights
S. C. Patterson
Milbourne Heights
Jamestown Township
T. R. Voncannon
Sadie Vaughn
E. M. Wagner
William E. Crutchfield
Holton Land
Batteries Stolen From Cecil Construction Co
Leo Anderson of Cecil Construction Co reports several items missing from the Thomasville Lexington reservoir weekend theft. Among the goods stolen are three batteries.
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Thomasville
Sheriff's Department
Cecil Construction Co
Thomasville-Lexington
Leo Anderson
Theft of Gold Reported in City Slugfest Echoes Wild West Feud
H. A. Knight reports gold ore missing from his car yesterday afternoon while parked on Wrenn Street near the post office. He described a brown manila envelope containing seven to eight ounces of gold ore as the missing item. Police are investigating the theft.
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Wells Fargo
Dalton Gang
High Point
H. A. Knight
Otteray Dr
Knight
Wrenn Street
Pair Given Additional Sentences In Superior Court
Albert Smith 22 of S Main Street received five to seven years in Central Prison Raleigh for two counts of forgery to be served concurrently with a two to four year term for breaking. Roy P Smith 43 of Greensboro Road was sentenced to one to two years for bigamy with a $100 fine and court costs.
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Albert Smith
S. Main Main Street
Hubert E. Olive
Central Prison
Raleigh
Olive
Smith
Roy P Smith
Greensboro Road
Fire District Plan Targeted for Two Counties
Commissioners from Guilford and Davidson counties schedule a joint meeting on April 10 to set a date for a special election on forming a rural fire protection district. Petitions with 530 resident property owners’ names support the measure.
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Guilford
Davidsowners
John Haworth
High Point
Atene
Davidson
Guil-Rand
Richard K Hall Joins Chair City Fire Department
Fire Chief Lindsay Loftin announced the appointment of Richard K Hall 27 of 209 White St as a fireman in the Thomasville Fire Department Hall began duties today He previously worked at Wrenn Hosiery Mill and replaces Franklin Crawford who resigned effective March 31.
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Thomasville
Lindsay Loftin
Richard K. Hall
White St
Hall
Wrenn
Franklin Crawford
Councilmen Clash Over City Overtime Policy
Two City Council members challenged the use of emergency overtime pay. They cited a Public Works overtime total of 87.94 dollars and questioned whether the listed projects qualified as emergencies. The council prepared to act on a proposed overtime schedule presented this morning.
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Werv
T. E. Hinson
Council
Siderton
Public Works Department
Phillips
Gatien
City annexes 15 acre tract for housing project
The city announced the annexation of about 15 acres to be developed as a housing site. Crews planned off duty work on Saturdays to avoid claims and to ensure safety. Several land matters were approved including sale of Fourth Street land for a Negro YWCA YMCA site and sale of a lot to Maude and Cora Wheeler.
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Hinson
Phillips
City Hall
Slderton
Council
Fourth Street
Central Ymca Committee
Negro Ywca Ymca
Maude
Cora Wheeler
E. Green Street
Springfield Avenue
D. A. Consalary
Eee
See Service Commission
Ogoauih
Proile Works Department
Thompson-Arthur Paving Co
Ledford Named Name for New Hasty-Wallburg High
Davidson County board names the consolidated Hasty-Wallburg High School Ledford High and lists related appointments. Newly elected board members Lindsay Dorsett Kenneth Lanning and D W McCulloch sworn in while Roy Lohr remains chairman. Paul Evans re elected superintendent on a 3 to 1 vote. Budget plans set at 156613 current expenses and 67550 capital outlay. Delegation from Silver Valley requests pupil placement at Central High or Denton with action deferred until next month.
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Tendent
Davidson County Schools
Ledford
Highway 109
Greensboro
Lindsay Dorsett
Midway
Kenneth Lanning
Tyre
D. W. McCulloch
Superior Court
Elmer Everhart
Roy Lohr
Lexington
J. W. Griffith
Denton
Paul Evans
Clyde Motsinger
Wallburg
Willis Sink
Hasty
Clarence Clodfelter
Pilot
Johnny Everhart
Fair Grove
J. Edd Hill
Ray Plummer
Silver Valley
Board of County Commissioners
Paul F. Evans
New Central High School
Court Rules Cause Shown In Rape Case
Probable cause was found in Domestic Relations Court against 47 year old Hassell W. Kearns of Tate Street charged with raping an eight year old girl. He was bound over for trial in Superior Court and returned to city jail without bond. Police said he admitted relations with the girl. The incident allegedly occurred March 9 when the girl stayed at his home. The girl is from a Tate Street family and Kearns was a family friend. Police said the girl told her mother last Friday night. Both are Negro.
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Hassell W. Kearns
Tate Street
Superior
Kearns
City
Spring Concert Set Tonight By College Band
The High Point College Concert Band directed by Dr. Lew Lewis performs a spring community concert in Memorial Auditorium at 8:15. Robert Clark and Jack Barrer will perform solo numbers. Lloyd Stiffler assists as conductor. Public invited.
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High Point College
Lew Lewis
Memorial Auditorium
Robert Clark
Jack Barrer
Dr. Lewis
Lloyd Stiffler
Southmont School Hit By Thieves
Principal E. M. Bolick reported a break in at Southmont School over the weekend. Thieves shattered a door pane and entered the building, taking about 30 dollars from the principal's office.
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Southmont
Lexington
E. M. Bolick
Southmont School
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Herbert Uff
James Miller
James Parks
Shirley Foster
Beverly Diggs
Janet Teague
Thomasville Jc’s
HPC
Phillip D. Stern
Hayden Planetarium
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