New Hospital Near Contract Signing Stage
The Maryfield Nursing Home building campaign advisory board recommended letters of intent to contract with four firms for 671671 dollars. Contracts would follow plan approval by the North Carolina Medical Care Commission and include General contractor R K Stewart and Son High Point Electric contractor E E Belk and Sons Mooresville Plumbing Powell Plumbing and Heating Jamestown Heating Benner and Fields Inc Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryfield Nursing Home
Leo Heer
Maryfield
Maryfield Nursing Home, Inc
Heer
North Carolina Edical Care Commission
R. K. Stewart and Son
High Point
E. E. Belk and Sons
Mooresville
Powell Plumbing
Jamestown
Benner and Fields Inc
Greensboro
Eccles Everhart
U. S. Health Service
Hill-Burton
Guard Units Win Ratings At Camp Fort Bragg
Major David A Rodgin of the 2D Battalion 113th Artillery reports guard units earned ratings from the Army and National Guard Bureau after annual training at Fort Bragg in June. Units scored across artillery operations, maintenance, mess, counterinsurgency, admin, fences, CW/NUC, supply and courtesy. Next training Sept 11 12 will move to Camp Butner for small arms and pistols. Vacancy notices announced.
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David A. Rodgin
National Guard
113Th Artillery
Fort Bragg
Department of the Army
The
National Guard Bureau
Lotor
Camp Butner
Prayer for T DAY Prayer for T DAY or tures
Fragmentary text appears to begin a religious or ceremonial prayer about T DAY and forbidding certain actions. The readable portion offers limited context and contains no identifiable people or organizations. Further content is needed to determine a complete headline and summary.
Cashatt Family Reunion Planned at Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
The Cashatt family will hold a reunion Sunday at 1 p.m. at Mount Pleasant Methodist Church. A picnic lunch will be provided.
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Cashatt
Mount Pleasant Methodist County
Warmer Weather In The Forecast
The weatherman at Friend predicts a high of 80 degrees tomorrow with a low of 62. Expect considerable cloudiness and mild weather, with a chance of showers Sunday.
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Friend
Disturbance Ends With 4 Charges Against Mills
David Avery Mills 32 of E Russell Street charged after a disturbance. Three counts include disorderly conduct assault on a female and fornication and adultery. Bond $275. Mayline Vereen 38 of E Russell Street also charged illegal possession of pyre techniques and a vehicle with beer. Bond $100. Wreck at Albertson Road and Westchester Drive involved Dallas Casper Dixon 25 and passenger Lois F Dixon with minor injuries. Other collisions reported with minimal damage and no injuries.
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David Avery Mills
E. Russell Street
Mills
Tery
Mayline Vereen
Recreation Body To Meet Monday In Thomasville
Thomasville recreation commission plans a regular meeting Monday at 11 30 a m at Lions Shelter Memorial Park. Anne Sherrill announced the plan and said lunch will be served.
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Thomasville
Asville Recreation Commission
Anne Sherrill
Sherrill
Lions’ Shelter
Memorial Park
City Bank Debits Rise 12 Percent for Year
A July rise in bank debits kept High Point well ahead of 1963. The Fifth Federal Reserve District report notes July gains and a year to date increase. Carolina also shows higher debits for July and overall year growth, with a strong year so far.
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Fifth Federal Reserve District
Carolina
High Point aims to profit from wild animals after selling lions
Mitchell, a longtime associate of the Engerers, says High Point residents lose two trained lions sold for 1700 dollars. He and a silent partner plan large scale wild animal business, including cheetahs and pumas, training them as pets or selling to circuses and carnivals. Yates of Houston will showcase the lions next Monday.
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High Point
Allo
High Pointer
C. W. Yates
Houston
Tex
Yates
Mitchell
Ans
Africa
Jaycees Back Parking Move
The High Point Jaycees approve efforts to move or improve street parking on the city’s central corridor as part of a broader urban renewal push in August 1964. Likely ties to the High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce backing infrastructural changes.
Scholarships Won By HPC Students
The High Point College trio Myrna L. Morris Emily Sherrill and Helen Ann Talley were named recipients of the National Methodist Scholarship Award for 1964 65 by the Methodist Church General Board of Education. Morris is a junior active in Phi Mu Sorority and on the Dean's List. Sherrill, from Marietta Georgia, studies technology and attends Osborne High School alumnus, active in church. Talley of Charlotte is a two year recipient of the Methodist Scholarship and Fellowship award, a Women's Dormitory Council member, majoring in home economics.
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Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
High Point College
General Board of Education
Myrna L. Morris
Poe Sacs
Rancidh Lee’ Wiles
Phi Mu Sorority
Emily Sherrill
Wayne C. Sherrill
Marietta
Robert L. Osborne High School
Point College
Helen Ann Talley
Charlies Heyward Talley
Charlotte
Women’s Dormitory Council
Stock Show Banquet For High Point Participants
High Point youths in 4-H and FFA with steer entries will weigh and groom animals at the City Garage on Grimes Street for judging at 1 p.m. and the show at 7 p.m. A banquet at the Red Room of the Sheraton will feature awards funded by local civic groups with prize money for top placings and scholarships based on merit.
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Sheraton
High Point Trading Area
Grimes Street
Hee Ee
Vance Proctor
FFA
Dave Neill
M. B. Leath
Bill Pappas
High Point Lions Club
The
High Rotary Club
Point Kiwanis Club
Larry Hepler
Rt. 5
High Point
J. W. Davis
Trinity High School
Realtor reports from Europe in Rotary Club talk
Ed Mendenhall, president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, spoke to the Rotary Club about his recent European trip and the 15th annual meeting of the International Real Estate Federation in Tel Aviv. He visited 13 countries, observed land values set by local custom and strong emphasis on building, and noted unrest in Russia amid better living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mendenhall
National Assn. of Real Estate Boards
Rotary Club
Europe
International Real Estate Federation
Tel Aviv
Mece
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Hq & Iq
Bury
I Lamas
David Ia
Donald R. Yates
James R. Martin
Hodgin
Tures
Iris Street
Carl Chavis Ymca
Noe
Steff
Ari Richardson
High Point Enterprise
Carter
Lexington Avenue
N. Main Street
N. Davis Street
High Street
City Bank
Horace Hayworth
High Point Board of Adjustment
Charles Mendenhall
John Hawkins
Elmer Horton
Jaycees
Ferce
HPC
Hall
Warsaw
Russia
Ig Eny
Israel
Jack Campbell
L. Cashion
Joe J. Farmer
B. C. Fowler
L. A. Crenshaw
Atlanta, Ga
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