Wrecks and chase end in jail on multiple traffic charges
Police report two arrests after a Dayton Street pursuit ended with a crash into a utility pole and a second collision on Main Street. Ronnie Bernard, 23, faces several traffic offenses with an $800 bond. Other incidents include Kaye Stewart, 17, charged with a stop sign violation. Ernest Laisner Jr., 18, charged with reckless driving. and multiple damage assessments in separate wrecks on Main Street, English Road, and N Main Street.
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Ronnie Bernard Et
Beaeara Street
Thomas
Kaye Stewart
Moffitt Drive
S. Main Street
Kearns Street
Raymond Vane Hyder
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ernest L. Waisner Jr
Thomasville
English Road
Waisner
N. Main Street
Creola Marsh Day
Kernersville
Harry L. Moorefield
Delk Drive
Elizabeth King Phillips
Grace Street
Moorefield
Watershed Project Funds Authorized in North Carolina
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved about $50 million for 37 watershed projects in 24 states including four North Carolina sites Chicod Creek Dutchman Creek Little Contentnea Creek and Little Yadkin River with allocations of $492 $24 $1 582 457 $2 340 348 and $625 672 respectively. The total program exceeds $92 million.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
North Carolina
Dutchman Creek
Couple to Wed at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Bride Henry Muench and Miss Appel attended a reception where a white carnation corsage and hostess gifts were exchanged. The couple will marry at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church with registered guests including Miss Nancy Everington.
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Henry Muench
Miss Appel
Nancy Everington
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Christmas Luncheon Connects Murdock Samarcand and W C Carolina
The O’Berry federation held a Christmas decor luncheon at the Gordon home with items from Murdock Samarcand and Western Carolina. Mrs. Paulart Schaffer Dunnell and Davis prepared displays while members ordered Christmas gifts for delivery to Obey School. Lunch was buffet style in the den.
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O’berry
Federation
Murdock
Samarcand
Western Carolina
Gordon Home
Paulart
Schaffer
Robert Dunnell
Jack Davis
Obey
Housing Projects Get Federal Okay For 266 New Units
Public officials announce federal approval for 266 low income housing units in High Point. Astor Towers will add 106 elderly units on E Green Drive at 1.4 million. Carson Stout 116 units, Daniel Brooks Annex 32, Cedar Street 12 units totaling about 2.3 million. Construction by W H Weaver of Greensboro to start within 10 days pending contracts with Kornegay and Jordan guiding federal approvals.
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Housing Administration
Washington
High Point Authority
Astor Towers
E. Green Drive
Daniel Brooks
Cedar Street
Horace Kornegay
Everett Jordan
D. A. Dowdy
Kornegay
Jordan
William Gordon
Gordon
Carson Stout
W. H. Weaver Construction Co
Greensboro
Gravity Man Demonstrates Moon and Planet Jump Heights
A man who can jump six feet on Earth would reach about 36 feet on the Moon and 16 feet on Mars while only about 2 feet on Jupiter, illustrating gravity differences across worlds.
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Earth
Moon
Mars
Jupiter
Preparedness Topic For Scouters At Point District Roundtable
The Point District Roundtable for Boy Scouts meets Monday at 7 30 p.m. at First Reformed Church. Jack White fire inspector and George Spinnett civil defense director will present an emergency preparedness program for all scoutmasters and troop leadership. If leaders cannot attend, a Troop Committee member should attend to receive the information.
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Point District
First Reformed Church
Jack White
Point Fire Department
George Spinnett
High Point Civil Defense
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