Blood Trail Leads Police To Quarry
Bradley Whitt 26 of Steele Street, injured during a break in at Household Appliance, was found at 221 Steele Street after an blood trail. He faced charges of breaking and entering and larceny though injured. a portable TV was recovered nearby. Fellow suspects faced unrelated charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Appliance Co
Wrenn Street
Bradley Whitt
Steele Street
Whitt
M. J. Yandle
N. Wrenn Street
F. E. Peters
Larry Pendry
Peters
Hamilton Street
Richardson Street
Steele St
Leaya
Ohana
Thissell Street
Leroy Hilton
Wendley Street
Joe White
Henley Street
Victor R. Black
Cross Street
James Edward Logan
Evans Street
Ronnie Cur
Charlotte
Robert N
Gary We Gets
Tite
High Point College Wins Bid for Magic Block Tract
The City Council approved the sale of the eight acre High Point Magic Block to High Point College for 254000. Redevelopment plans call for demolition and relocation work in a bid to finish the structure by mid-1966. Commission Chairman Hunter Dalton Jr. cited 80 percent land acquisition with John Haworth guiding legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Redevelopment Commission
High Point College
Wrenn
Commerce
Hamilton
High Streets
Commission
Hunter Dalton Jr
John Haworth
Schute
Atlanta
Charles E. Hayworth
Moore Observes 59th Birthday At Raleigh Event
About 150 percent of Gov. Dan Moore's former campaign workers gathered at the executive mansion to celebrate his 59th birthday. His actual birthday was last Friday with cake from his office staff. He fished Saturday on the Mills River near Hendersonville and returned to Raleigh Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Dan Moore
Executive Mansion
Moore
Mills River
Hendersonville
UNC grants scholarships to two North Carolina students
Clinton Charles Crissman of High Point Central and Eric Nelson Hoyle of Thomasville Senior High are among 21 winners of the William Asbury Whitaker Scholarships at UNC. Each award ranges from 400 to 1000 dollars annually for four years, funded by the Whitaker will. Crissman ranks eighth in his Central High class. Hoyle ranks high in his 215-student class and plans political science or pre-law study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Clinton
Charles Crissman
High Point Central High School
Whitaker
Pe Cee Seere
Eric Nelson Hoyle
Thomasville Senior High School
William Asbury Whitaker
Winston-Salem
New York
UNC
Winston- Salem
Young Crissman
National Science Ae
Hoyle
Helen Short Hoyle
Mills
Governor's School
Poe de See
Mae Mae
Ivan Dabney Crissman Jr
Westwood Ave
Central High
High Point Theater Plans Meeting at Blair Club
The High Point Community Theater will meet at 8 o clock at Blair P Club to discuss plans for a third production. A house on South Main Street will host the group for business discussions followed by a refreshment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Community ‘Theater
Blair P. Club
S. Main Street
Dis-Ocuss
Speech Congress brings Southern high school debaters to Caplanides tourney
Students from High Point Central and Thomasville Senior High join speakers and debaters from about 16 southern states for a tournament on the motion that the Federal Government should establish a national public works program. The event includes workshops, a convention, and a speech teacher of the year award presented by Dr. Mary Louise Gehring of Stetson University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Central High School
Thomasville Senior High
Caplanides
Happy Fountain
Phil Hunter
Nacy Percy
Susan Thayer
Jimmy Forrest
Elaine Walker
Gilda Wright
Thomasville
M. G. Allmond
Aaron Clinard
Laura Leonard
Steve Cloniger
Anna Wood
Mike Cushna
Steve Powell
Marlene Hill
David Anderson
Johnny Noblitt
Oral
Association
Mary Louise Gehring
Stetson University
11th Hour Filing Sparks High Point Council Race
Democrats have a ready slate as filing nears. Republicans race to fill a full City Council ticket with seven candidates named, including incumbents, and rumors swirl about a mayoral contender and possible primaries.
Wachovia Reports Record First Quarter Earnings and Growth
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co reports record first quarter highs in earnings resources deposits loans and capital funds. Earnings after taxes rise 0.7 percent to 2,241,497 or 47 cents a share from 2,040,496 or 43 cents the year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
J. Roscoe Adams
Wachovia
Goodbye piano plays at Bethany Baptist Church dedication
In Wilmington Delaware Mrs. Doris Blackburn played during prelude at the Bethany Baptist Church dedication after a new organ was installed. Beethoven's Farewell to the Piano accompanied the ceremony per report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Bethany Baptist Church
Onganist
Doris Blackburn
Beethoven
Anti Red Tape Act Sought By JIM HAWKINS
Greensboro board seeks to reduce welfare paperwork by limiting small changes in allotments under five dollars to four times yearly instead of monthly. Welfare Director L M Thompson notes clerical time saved and expects state and federal policy changes. Commissioner Percy Sears questions Health Department drug costs and eligibility rules, urging tighter treatment standards while immunization remains available. Sears also pushes Willard Kimrey to accelerate courthouse plant improvements, with 14 replacements planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
L. M.thompson
Thompson
Point
Percy Sears
Health Department
Sears
Willard Kimrey
Agricultural Extension
Final day to handle registrations ahead of spring election
Voter registrations and changes in voting status for the May city election close tomorrow with the office staying open until 6 p.m. Mrs Elva Small election board clerk says lines were light with only 15 visitors on the extra day Saturday The City County Building office will also run until 6 p.m Wednesday to file candidates The mayoral post and eight council seats are at stake in the May 4 vote Primaries are set for April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Small
Election Board
Warm Weather and Showers Forecast for Piedmont Area
A warming trend with possible showers starts tonight in the Piedmont. Variable clouds and higher temperatures today and tomorrow with showers likely in about half the area. Highs near 67 today and 72 tomorrow, lows around 52 tonight and 38 last night.
Telepathist Polgar to Lecture at High Point College
Telepathist Dr Franz J Polgar will perform at High Point College Memorial Auditorium at 10 20 am Wednesday offering a demonstration of telepathy before about 2000 students and faculty He will ask volunteers to hide items and reveal their locations and describe past public challenges during the act
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polgar
High Point College Memorial
High Point College
Franz J. Polgar
Diane Adden
Koonce seeks second term on High Point City Council
Republican councilman Arnold Koonce Jr filed for re election to the eight seat council race in High Point as the fourth Republican candidate. The May 4 election will include a GOP primary on April 20. Koonce pledged progressive growth and open governance. He has chaired the council's planning committee during his first term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eshelman Jr
Lawrence Hancock
Hancock
Eshelman
GOP
Floyd Mehan
Carrick
GOP Council
Cies
Robert Davis
Robert Gross
J. J. Patterson
Arnold Koonce
Carson Stout
Mehan
Arthur Corpening
Harold Craven
Roy Culler
Walter Huber
J. H. Millis
Coy Putman
Fred Swartzberg
O. E. Tillman
Arnold Koonce Jr
Koonce
High Point
Council
Farmers to discuss tobacco plan at annual Wilson meeting
Farmers will voice views at the Flue Cured Tobacco Growers Association annual meeting in Wilson on Friday. They will discuss the proposed acreage poundage tobacco control plan and financing for price support and research with one cent of the eight cent cwt tax.
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Art Richardson
Don Follmer
Enterprise
High Point Enterprise
Chip Crissman
Eric Hoyle
Crissman, Hoyle
Student Council
Community Theater
Speech Congress
Cate
Harold Conrad
Ralph Slate
Virgil Carrick
Adam Thomason
Shelton
Bill Ben
Jim Hawkins
Piedmont
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