Gangs of Negroes Smash Windows and Shoot at Police
A four hour flare of racial unrest ends with police saturation patrols across High Point. About 75 youths gather at Ashington Drive and Centennial Street, with scattered shooting and vandalism near Daniel Brooks Apts and local businesses. By 2 p.m. 21 disorderly conduct charges and two assault on an officer charges are filed. 21 suspects released on bond.
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Ashington Drive
Centennial Street
High Point
Eas High Point
Daniel Brooks
Henley
East Streets
Davis
Stout
Prince
Davis Avenue
New York Grill
Washington
Tomlinson PTA to Install Officers and Visit Classrooms
The Tomlinson School PTA holds a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday meeting to install officers in the school auditorium and then conduct classroom visits. Northwood School PTA also plans a joint meeting and parent visitation for primary grades 7 to 7:30 and grades 4-6 from 7:30 to 8 p.m., followed by an 8 p.m. gathering in the cafetorium led by Padgett.
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Tomlinson School Pta
Northwood School
PTA
The biggest safety factor in any automobile on the road
The saying highlights driver responsibility as the key safety element in driving. It emphasizes that a competent alert operator behind the wheel reduces risk and improves outcomes in traffic scenarios.
High Point Hosts Memorial Service for King at College
High Point College held its first memorial for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr at Lindley Chapel Roberts Hall. Student Willie Shaw led a 6 30 pm service with a sermon on redemptive love and non violence followed by a prayer for the dead. About 30 attendees observed a period of silent meditation as five candles illuminated the chapel altar.
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High Point
Martin Luther King Jr
High Point College
Lindley Chapel
Roberts Hall
Willie Shaw
Whch
Shaw
Youth Charged In Noise Case In Thomasville Court
A 17 year old, Billy Boyd Soles of Koontz Avenue, had judgment suspended in Recorder’s Court after being convicted of making a loud and raucous noise in the Big Bear Store parking lot and was ordered to pay court costs. John Delmar Holbrook, 36, of Julian Avenue, was fined 100 dollars plus costs for drunken driving and received three nights in city jail.
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Thomasville
Recorder’s Court
Billy Boyd Soles
Koontz, Avenue
Big Bear
John Delmar Holbrook
Julian Avenue
Thalhimer Store First Permit Issued For Westgate
The Inspections Department issued the first permit for a Thalhimer store at Westgate Shopping Center. A 350000 dollar one story 38000 square foot building was approved by planning with technical review changes. The project is part of a 30 acre tract development and adds to recent building permits reaching 558909 dollars.
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Bobby Laws
Barbee
High Point
Thalhimer’s
Westgate
Westchester
A. R. Strange
Thalhimer
Greensboro
Planning Commission
Salisbury Steak Dinner Tray for Tuesday
A school lunch menu lists Salisbury steak with mashed potatoes and green peas served Tuesday alongside buttered apples, orange juice, biscuits, Beanie Weinies, broccoli, carrot sticks, and Stix.
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Salisbury
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