High Point Man Dies In Thomasville
Ralph Tyson Parham 42 of High Point died after his car ran off Blair Street in Thomasville following a suspected heart attack. Investigating officers reported the 1957 auto struck a yard pole and porch before stopping. Parham, a former U S Air Force sergeant, was survived by his wife, son, parents, a sister, and a brother. Funeral Monday at J C Green and Sons Chapel with burial at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Thomasville
Davis Patrol
High Point
Blair Street
Ralph Tyson Parham
Oakwood St
Parham
Frank Tysinger
Blair St
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
Edward Jones
Davidson County
Robert Chambers
Mr. Parham
Portsmouth
Wilbur Harle
Rebecca Savage Parbara
U. S. Air Force
Jean Abraham
Steve Parham
W. E. Parham
Betty Dale Perry
Los Angeles
Calif
Wilbur Earle Parham Jr
Archdale
U Am
J. C. Green and Sons Chapel
C. L. Lips
County Planner To Attend Meet In New Jersey
Guilford County Planning Director Lindsay Cox will attend the national convention of the American Institute of Planners next week in Newark New Jersey. Discussions will cover data processing related to planning and how federal offices relate to planning. Planners from all regions are expected to attend.
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Guilford County
Lindsay Cox
of the
American Institute of Planners
Newark
N. J
Cox
Guilford County Officials Report Strong Standing At National Meet
Guilford County officials led by Chairman Dale Montgomery and County Manager Carl Johnson said they are proud of how Guilford compares with other counties on local governance. They cited progress, strong department heads, and the county’s role in public relations as the National Association of County Officials met in Washington. The pair noted that poverty programs must originate locally with local planning and involvement, and highlighted discussions with federal officials on project eligibility and community training. They attended workshops and met President Johnson during a White House visit, with others including commissioners Percy Sears and W. E. Davis.
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Board of Commissioners
Dale Montgomery
High Point
Carl Johnson
National Assn
Washington
Montgomery
Guilford
Johnson
Terand
Sanford
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Treasury
Douglas ‘Dillion
Davis
U.S
Percy Sears
W. E. Davis
Barry Goldwater
White House
NACC
South Lawn
Witness for the Prosecution hailed in Tanglewood staging
Agatha Christie’s Witness for the Prosecution at Tanglewood Barn Theatre offers sharper drama than the film. Director Robert Kaifin threads a complex puzzle while Martha McClure recruits Wake Forest extras as jurors and court staff. Performances by Diane Linders and Marilyn Russell stand out, with solid turns from Don Sabolik and James Lawless yet uneven work from John Rosenthal and others. The show runs through Sunday at Clemmons venue.
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Agatha Christie
Tanglewood
Robert Kaifin
Martha McClure
Wake Forest College
Georgann Lawless
Jim Lawless
Margaret Clegg
Marilyn Russell
Thomas C. Behrens
Old Bailey
Behrens
Inspector Hearne
Don Sabolik
Sir Wilfrid Robarts
Q. C
Mr. Mayhew
John Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Greta
Diane
James Lawless
Leonard Vole
Bob Hall
Carter
Martha Nell Hardy
Joanne Akaitis
Robert Shea
Dr. Wyatt
Charlotte Tomlinson
Seymour Spielvogel
Tanglewood Players
Tanglewood Barn Theatre
Clemmons
Patti Colliver
Walter Johnson Paragon Pitcher Breaks Baseball Records
Walter Johnson, famed pitcher, won more games and struck out more batters than any hurler in baseball history, compiling more innings pitched and shutouts, according to Britannica.
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Walter Johnson
Encyclopedia Britannica
Man Jailed After Chase By Police
Samuel David Hutchins, 29, of Hinkle Street, was jailed after a high speed chase on Lexington Avenue. He faces seven charges including no operator's license and speeding. Hutchins awaits trial in Thomasville Recorder's Court. Fredda Woods posted $100 bond for larceny and receiving. Bobby G. Sechrist, 20, cited for violation of prohibition laws. Robert J. Freedle, 20, charged with speeding 100 mph in a 60 mph zone. posted $50 bond, to be tried Aug. 81.
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Thomasville
Hinkle Street
Lexington Avenue
Samuel David Hutchins
Hutchins
Recorder’s Court
Robert J. Freedle
Liberty Drive
U. S. Highway 29
Freedle
Murder suicide tied to High Point double death
A 39 year old High Point woman, Ruby Estelle Martin, was shot on Lincoln Drive at 12:10 am and died en route to High Point Memorial Hospital. Milton Kenneth Eldridge, 65, later died by his own hand near Ward Street underpass, leaving a note confessing the shooting and stating Martin had spurned his attentions. Authorities ruled both deaths murder followed by death by own action.
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Don Follmer
Enterprise
High Point
Lincoln
Hbome
Milton Kenneth Eldridge
Ruby Estelle Martin
Guilford County
Allan Coggeshall
Martin
High Point Memorial Hospital
Eldridge
Lincoln Drive
Ward Street
Keffer Todd
Amos Hosiery Mill
Paul Martin
Miss Pathmorning
Camela Martin
Archdale
Funeral Home
Keith Martin
Joe Martin
Glenn Martin
Eldridge Gavelhome
Pinnie
Todd Smith
Spring Simn
Weather forecast shows 80 degree highs and showers
The forecast predicts a high of 80 degrees today and again tomorrow with a low around 58 tonight. Variable clouds and intermittent showers are expected tonight and tomorrow, with warmer, cloudy conditions and scattered showers planned for Monday. Overnight low reached 53 degrees.
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House OF Prayer For
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Jack Todd
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West, End Baptist Mission
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