Warehouse Top Item In Permits
A weekly tally from the local building inspector lists 116,976 in permits. Dixie Supply & Sales Co plans a 60,000 warehouse at 1941 W Green St built by J. W. Coltrane. Suburban Homes Inc nets a 19,800 Wendover Hills dwelling on Whitehall St for Julian Josephson.
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W. Green St
Dixie Supply & Sales Co
J. W. Coltrane
S. Hamilton St
Suburban Homes Inc
Wendover Hills
Whitehall St
Julian Josephson
Robert Morrow Jr
Sunset Dr
Loflin Street
Irvin Black
Dagenhart Funeral Tuesday Proclaimed After Greensboro Tragedy
Funeral services for Lloyd W. Dagenhart 47 of Greensboro will be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Hanes Lineberry Chapel with Rev T Glenn Madison officiating. Burial will be in Lakeview Memorial Park. Dagenhart died Saturday afternoon in Central Prison Raleigh where doctors described his death as liver coma after a July 17 indecent exposure and simple assault conviction. Family members dispute the diagnosis and allege mistreatment in prison detailing bruises and a coma before death. Autopsy consent was given with preference for Chapel Hill. He leaves a wife Ruth Blackmon three daughters Shirley Shropshire Peggy Bayles Norma Lee and a son Carroll along with his mother sisters and a brother. The body rests at the Bayles home in Greensboro until the funeral.
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Lloyd W. Dagenhart
Greensboro
Hanes-Lineberry Chapel
T. Glenn Madison
Garraway Memorial Methodist Church
Lakeview Memorial Park
Dagenhart
Central Prison
Raleigh
W. F. Bailey
Municipal County
Peggy Bayles
Bailey
W. A. Ingold
High Point
Chapel Hill
Ruth Blackmon
Shirley Shropshire
Norma Lee Dagenhart
Carroll Dagenhart
H. C
N. J. Sabbath
Washington
Prayer for Today by John S Bonnell Fifth Avenue Pres
A dated prayer attribution seeks divine guidance and strength in hardship. The text invokes Almighty God to reveal presence, grant steadfastness, and provide light, rest, and salvation through Jesus Christ. It is signed by John Sutherland Bonnell, minister at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York City.
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God
Jesus Christ
John Sutherland Bonnell
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Robbers Trail Cold Linked to Durham Jewelry Heist
Police link Friday thefts in Durham and High Point to the Perkinson Jewelry robbery on North Main Street. Three men described as 30 to 48 years old used the same method, the rings valued around fourteen thousand dollars, with a potential Roanoke link.
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Durham
Perkinson
N. Main St
High Point
Rotary Chestnut crashes injure four in two wrecks
Four people were injured in two separate crashes within three hours at Rotary Drive and Chestnut Street. Joel Farrer, 24, was not hurt in his vehicle after a failure to yield, while Robert Craven, 44, suffered serious injuries and was hospitalized. A front passenger, Dorothy Coggins, had multiple injuries but was listed in good condition. The second collision involved E Wise and E T Duncan in separate impacts. Wise’s car struck a light pole and trees, and Duncan was charged with reckless driving. A third accident on Whiteoak and E Green streets left Thelma Hall and Sharon Turpin with injuries and traffic charges filed for following too close.
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Rotary Drive
Chestnut Street
Joel Farrer
Lexington Avenue
Farrer
Robert A. Craven
Arch Street
Dorothy Coggins
Route 5
Craven
Craven Auto
Lucille Mickey
Vic
E. Wise
Wise Wise
Sheppard
Ward Street
Ridgecrest Ave
E. T
Hinson
Lindsay
Duncan
Sharon Lee Turpin
Thelma Hall
Willows Street
Saturn
Whiteoak
E. Green Streets
Turpin
Hall Auto
Furniture Costs Analyzed by Reed Commentary
Raymond S. Reed urges Home Furnishings Daily readers and Southern Furniture warehouse members to improve handling and delivery efficiency. He argues profits hinge on cost awareness in receiving, warehousing, and pre packed goods while stressing salesmanship must align with profitability.
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Raymond S. Reed
Home Furnishings Daily
Southern Furniture Warehouse
Awards Given To Heritage Employes
Heritage Employees Inc. honors staff with service awards led by President Elliott Wood. Willard Hinshaw earned 20 years, Tom Folwell and Glenn Smith 15 years, Earl Hill and Dewey Robinson 10 years, and a long list including Clarence Castevens and Steve Ferguson 5 years. Upholstery division wins a softball award.
Knifing Charge Put On Books In Thomasville
Robert Arnett a 52 year old Pine Street furniture worker was arrested Sunday afternoon on an assault with a deadly weapon charge after allegedly stabbing Paul Bartlett on Highway 109 Monday. Bartlett was hospitalized at City Memorial Hospital after receiving 40 or 50 stitches. Arnett posted bond after it was raised from 400 to 750 and awaits trial in Recorder's Court on August 21.
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Thomasville
Robert Arnett
Pine Street
Arnett
Paul Bartlett
Highway 109
Bartlett
City Memorial Hospital
Recorder's Court
Y's Men Appoint Leaders for Youth Work and Region
High Point Y's Men's Club tenant director to be appointed as director of youth work. Dr Bill Campbell named director of youth services. The 13 delegates representing local Y's Men and Y's Menettes will oversee regional job initiatives.
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High Point Y
Bill Campbell
Y's
Two Boys Hurt in High Point Bicycle Crash
Two youths were injured when a car struck their bicycle on Highway 311 North near Seward's Market. Raymond Fae 11 suffered a fractured skull and a leg wound and was not responding, while Grover Phillips 9 had a deep forehead laceration and burns. Det. investigated. no charges yet.
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High Point
Raymond Fae
Grover Phillips
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lynwood Johnson
Highway 311
Seward’s Market
Mary Andrews Venable
Route 1
Kernersville
Johnson
Woman Admits Poisoning Baby in Domestic Incident
A 31 year old Mangum Avenue mother Juanita Thomas admitted feeding rat poison to her six month old son Patrick O Neill Thomas and taking a portion herself. Police say prompt medical care saved the child and the case is under Domestic Relations Court preliminary hearing.
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Juanita Thomas
Mangum Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Patrick O'Neill Thomas
Baptist Girls Attend Lakewood Assembly Outing
About fifty members and counselors of the Girl's Auxiliary of First Baptist Church left at 9 a.m. for an overnight at Lakewood Baptist Assembly in Julian. They will return to High Point at 6 p.m. tomorrow. The program includes mission study groups a film called Recruits for Christ a Christmas Tree in August and handicraft activities.
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First Baptist Church
Lakewood Baptist Assembly
Julian
High Point
Hormone serum claim promises younger skin
The ad touts Hormonex Beauty Serum as a skin rejuvenation product claiming dramatic results in five days. It asserts estrogenic hormones reverse aging and targets women with promises of rapid, visible improvement and a guaranteed bargain.
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Iran
I. U
Typical Summer Weather Seen in Piedmont Area
Fair to partly cloudy skies forecast for the Piedmont tonight and tomorrow with warm humid conditions and highs near 90 degrees. Widely scattered thundershowers expected over five days, total rainfall one-quarter to one-half inch, some areas may see less.
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Piedmont
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Roanoke
Mat Jewelese
M. Z. Perkinson Jr
Wii
Centennial Ave
Clement Wayne Shore
Paul M. Wilson
J. M. Shore
George Peabody University
Nashville
Tenn
Duke
Peabody
Ford Foundation
Thomas
Lakewood Assembly
Monark Shade Co
Sie
Adrian Mitchum
Waite
Beauty Serum
Mann Drug CO
Merle Norman
Cosmetic Studio
College St
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