Thomasville Man Killed In One Car Crash
A Thomasville man died in a one car crash yesterday afternoon about noon near Fuller Mill. The passenger Warner was in the front seat while Gordon, the driver, was seated at the front. May 16.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1965
Page
2
A Thomasville man died in a one car crash yesterday afternoon about noon near Fuller Mill. The passenger Warner was in the front seat while Gordon, the driver, was seated at the front. May 16.
Mrs Beatrice McCrary was found slain in a quiet High Point home. Police say the autopsy confirms blunt instrument violence and rule out accident. Husband J N McCrary remains a suspect as detectives continue to investigate with little motive or usable evidence.
The report suggests the attacker may have known Mrs. McCrary and may have gained entry with help from a man. Police say every lead is being checked and no further details are released regarding a medical examiner’s findings.
A misprinted notice from Sacramento states a family of six in Indianapolis seeks relocation to California after ten years in Indiana. The Maloneys offer themselves for sale with belongings and outfits, expressing longing to reach the Pacific Ocean and pack up their lives for a new start.
A Japanese teenager, Miss Kotani, visiting under Rotary International Friendship ties, will tour a 35 club district from the Virginia line to South Carolina and from Concord to Sanford. She is the daughter of a physician in the Kariya Rotary Club, Aichi, Japan, and will speak at multiple local Rotary Clubs in this area.
Weather outlook notes clouds across the region with a likely chance of rain. A cool spell is expected following recent warmer conditions as the coastal area experiences unsettled conditions.
New officers include James Walsh as president and Jerry Slanter Richard Snyder and Dave Jones as vice presidents. Outgoing president Joe Lambeth received a plaque for service to mankind and spoke about the convention trip. Visiting guests Mr and Mrs Taylor of High Point and Mr and Mrs Robert Greene of Hickory attended.
Guilford County records show 9th highway death this year as Pearman of Greensboro dies in an auto crash. June fatalities and total accidents climb above last year with 562 crashes through June, up from 512 to this date.
Danny M. Courtney, vice president of First Union Na tive cell, will lead the professional division covering medical and other professions and 100 selected residential contacts. The fall goal rises to 368353 dollars, a 10 percent increase. Courtney has led the Lenoir Rotary Club and serves on the Chamber of Commerce board. Agencies involved include 27 local state and national groups.
A sequence of nighttime arrests occurred in High Point at a West End beer parlor. John Little and Paul York resisted officers after being told to stay out, with others injured or charged in related collisions. Damage exceeded $1,000 as vehicles collided near Tryon Street.
Winter North Carolina forests are an important source of supply and play a key role in regional industry. The article outlines forest resources and management considerations impacting timber availability and economic activity.
A North Carolina survey shows about 13.9 million board feet of lumber from foreign sources, with most timber being mahogany. The study notes a 14 percent drop from five years ago and credits the Hardwood Council, Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn, High Point, and the Forest Service for the survey effort.
The article notes declines in leadership and direction for lumber industries since 1963, with sharp decreases in West Virginia and surrounding states. North Carolina remains dominant in various species, while New York Maryland and other states supply magnolia and other timbers to Mississippi and Florida. West Virginia provides hickory red oak and hard wood.
The production Trafalgar is planned to premiere in London with a writers duo led by Sheldon Harnick and his partner in Mh Be Bo Aa. The show features a collaborative team and a scheduled debut in the British capital.
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