Financing Conclave Sets Sept 10 on Guilford School Bonds
Guilford County officials plan a Sept 10 meeting at 7 30 p m in courtroom No 1 to discuss the current school fund crisis and potential second bond issue. The gathering includes the county board of commissioners and the three local school boards as they review a five year building program that is running deficits due to higher needs and tax revenue shortfalls.
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Guilford County
County Board of Commissioners
Pair fined for racing on U.S. 70 in Greensboro
Two youths from High Point and Thomasville were fined 125 dollars each plus costs in Municipal County Court. Hollis Blair 24 of High Point and Clifton Koontz 21 of Thomasville were arrested for racing and speeding up to 90 mph on U.S. 70.
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High Point
Thomasville
Greensboro
U.S
Hollis Edward Blair
Clifton N. Koontz
W. E. Dawson
Guilford Superior Court
Dawson
William M. Poteat
Koontz
Blair
Prayer for TSYDAY by Paul S. Wright
Prayer requests daily charity and aid to others with trust in God. The Portland Oregon Presbyterian minister asks for grace to give and receive help, avoid anxiety, and walk daily toward the throne with charity toward all.
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Christ
Paul S. Wright
Portland
Ore
First Presbyterian Church
Weather Outlook Shows Cooler Period Ahead
Weather observers forecast a cool period with fair to cloudy skies and a high around 86 today. By Thursday temperatures rise to a forecast high near 78, with continued variability through the week as fronts move in.
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Weather Bureau
Six Films Offered At Library
The public library lists six films available to local groups through Sept. 20. Titles include Defining Democracy a 18 minute exploration of community democracy levels and Don’t Be Afraid a 12 minute color film about understanding and overcoming fear aimed at PTA and parent groups. Face of the Earth a 12 minute color documentary on earth’s surface wear, erosion, landslides and scenic sites. French Canadians St Lawrence Lowland Quebec 20 minutes shows settlement by French families and cultural heritage. Hunting With a Camera 17 minutes color profiles Canadian wildlife. Piatigorsky a 20 minute concert by the celebrated cellist featuring Bach Chopin Prokofieff Rubinstein Tchaikovsky and Schubert.
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PTA
Painted Desert
Petrified Forest
Grand Canyon
St. Lawrence
Lowland
Quebec
St. Lawrence River
Papa Paradis
St. Pierre
Canada
Rocky Mountain
J. S. Bach
Chopin
Prokofieff
Anton Rubinstein
Tchaikovsky
Schubert
Stone Addresses Lions Club At Union Hill
Union Hill Lions Club met last night at the school cafeteria with Emmett V. Stone district governor as featured speaker. Stone spoke on Why I joined the Lions Club. Afterward the governor met with the board. guests included Ray Bottoms and Roy Helms. Willard Moore presided.
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Union Hill Lions Club
Emmett V. Stone
Stone
Lions Club
Ray Bottoms
Oak View Club
Roy Helms
Kivett Drive
Willard Moore
Court Binds Over Larceny Defendant
In Municipal Court Judge Byron Haworth bound a green woman over to Superior Court on breaking and entering larceny and receiving charges after deputies found her in a car near the M and M Grill. Other cases: Adam F. Eury 34 Henley Hotel $25 cash or two months on the roads for violating prohibition laws. Sylvester Quick was charged with drunkenness, bond $200. James Bowden 23 Downing Street 60 days suspended on payment of $10 and costs and no contact with Ella Mae Morrison. Don Surratt and Jack Wray charged with careless setting of a fire at Hurd’s boarding house. court costs and Surratt to pay $40. 30 days suspended. Howard C. Stewart Route 1 Kernersville costs. William L. Nixon Emerywood Country Club manager pleaded not guilty to reckless driving. guilty to excessive speeding. $10 fine plus costs. A Route 2 Lexington man 90 days suspended on good behavior. $10 fine and costs for malicious damage to property after Marvin Elwood Hicks tried to remove a battery without owner consent.
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Haworth
Adam F. Eury
Henley
Eury
The
Edge
Welford C. Welborn
West
Sylvester Quick
Hilltop Street
James Bowden
Downing Street
Ella Mae Morrison
Don Surratt
Jack Wray
Hurd
E. Green Street
Surratt
Wray
Howard C. Stewart
Route 1
Kernersville
William L. Nixon
Emerywood Country Club
Lexington
Marvin Elwood Hicks
Intangibles Tax System Plans Outlined
State figures show city and county revenues fell 310 075 short of estimates. Shaw’s letter says a complete re examination and re processing of all intangible tax returns filed during the fiscal year ended June 30.
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Ities
Shaw
William Penn Choir and Orchestra rehearsals announced
William Penn High announces rehearsals for the choir and orchestra with practice times for each group. Brass and woodwind players are invited to register at the start of sessions.
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William Penn
M. P. Browne
Calvary Baptist Nursery
W. F. Blott
Eight Youths Sent to Charlotte for Military Exam
Eight area youths were dispatched to Charlotte for a physical examination to test fitness for service. If accepted, they will proceed to Fort Jackson for induction. Names listed by Mrs. Ethel Kirkman include Wilton Clyde Nobles Haskell Alexander Burris Paul B Ward Andrew David De Hart Charlie Petty Jr Harold B Sumner Walter J Beck and David G Fleming.
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Charlotte
Ethel Kirkman
Fort Jackson
Wilton Clyde Nobles
Haskell Alexander Burris
Paul B. Ward
Andrew David de- Hart
Charlie Petty Jr
Harold B. Sumner
Walter J. Beck
David G. Fleming
Suit Would Cut Baptist Controls
Greensboro NC minister Rev Bulman of Spencer filed a suit in Guilford County Superior Court to restrain a convention from transacting business. The Committee for Local Autonomy had no role in the action, and the move reflects a long internal dispute over local church control. Delegates attended the Chicago meeting May 28–31.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Salisbury
Guilford County Superior Court
Committee For
Bulman
Spencer
Southern Baptist
Chicago
Dixon urges brief hospital visits to aid recovery
George Dixon assistant administrator at High Point Memorial Hospital told the Exchange Club that short visits help patients recover faster. He noted emergency room traffic of about 15 000 yearly and urged visitors to confirm emergencies with their doctors. The meeting featured the Exchange Club baseball team and a report on a local dog show.
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High Point
George Dixon
High Point Memorial Hospital
Dixon
Exchange Club
W. T. Davis
Harold Davis
Hines Family Reunion Held At Davidson County Home
The annual Hines reunion occurs Sunday at the Fred Hines home near Canaan Methodist Church in Davidson County. A picnic lunch is set to start at 12 30 p.m.
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Hines
Fred Hines
Canaan Methodist Church
Davidson County
High Point College Faculty Lists 26 Doctorates
High Point College begins the new academic year with 26 of 50 teaching faculty holding doctoral degrees. The article lists department heads and faculty across Chemistry Physics Fine Arts English Home Economics Mathematics Modern Languages Philosophy and other areas, noting also librarians and staff on leave pursuing PhDs.
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High Point College
Carl F. Hawkins
E. ©. Cummings
Vera Idol
Jack R. Kidd
Arthur $. Withers
Lawrence A. Wood
Lew J. Lewis
Herman Coble Jr
Richard Cox
Jane DeSpain
Ernestine Fields
Joseph L. Bernd
Harold E. Conrad
Lois Livingston
Kathryn Ring
Jerome C. Smith
Louise Adams
Frances Muldrow
J. Hobart Allred
H. L. Ballew
Harry K. Martin
N. P. Yarborough
Jack R. Netcher
Natalie Ethe
William J. Locke
Minor W. Boyer
Walter E. Hudgins
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Marcus W. Collins
Seean
Leopold M. Hays
Marcella Carter
Dodamead
Clarice Bowman
Liquor and Robbery Charges From Route 4 and Portsmouth
A Route 4 man Eddie Deaton 49 was charged with liquor violations after two gallons of non tax paid liquor were found in his pickup cab. Deaton was released on 300 bond with trial set for Aug 30 in Municipal Court. In Portsmouth Lloyd Fletcher Crawford 30 is held on a robbery charge after Beatrice Bean said he knocked her down and took 100 dollars. Other arrests include Ella Mae Morrison on assault with deadly weapon and Nathaniel Quick 21 charged with larceny and receiving with trials set for Sept 4.
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Route 4
Eddie Deaton
Deaton
Portsmouth
Beatrice Bean
Lloyd Fletcher Crawford
Virginia City
Ella Mae Morrison
Herbbert Street
Ray Collins
Morrison
Nathaniel Quick
Vall Street
Theroperty
Blaze at Nathan Hunt Drive causes light smoke damage
Fire crews were called to 301 Nathan Hunt Dr at 10 02 p m when grease in a cook stove overheated and ignited. Firemen arrived to find the fire already out with only slight smoke damage reported.
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Nathan Hunt
Jury Court Opens With Divorces
The Municipal Court under Judge Byron Haworth begins a jury term with uncontested divorce hearings and a week of criminal cases. Trials include C. C. Gilliand, Thomas Read, Ernie Thalanious for alleged game law violations and Mrs. Lelia R. Bullis for assaulting officer Douglas R. Goins after a postman complaint. About 90 cases are slated for the term.
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Byron Haworth
C. C. Gilliand
Thomas Read
Ernie Thalanious
Lelia R. Bullis
Douglas R. Goins
Nearly 30 000 Pounds Of Paper Taken In Drive
Thomasville Jaycees aimed for 30 000 pounds in a scrap paper drive last Sunday and collected 29 900 pounds. The boxcar weighed in as full, saving only 3 100 pounds on freight. Members called Sunday’s haul perhaps the largest yet for the city, shipping paper directly to a Roanoke Rapids consumer.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Jaycees
Bruce Collins
Roanoke Raplids
City Council Schedules Bid Openings and Code Revisions
Council members meet at 2 p.m. to open bids on major projects and review proofs of city code revisions. They will study printer proofs, trim trees, and assess department equipment needs before an evening session. A year’s work on recodifying ordinances will be presented, with adoption expected as a unit after review.
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Enterprise
Ity
Everett W. Schadt
University of North Carolina
Five Year Sentences for Two High Point Suspects
Greensboro judge Walter E Johnston gave five year prison terms to Raymond Rocky Payne and J E France after they pleaded no contest to three counts of larceny and one of armed robbery. The pair, both 18, were chased by State Patrolman Ransom Smith following a July 12 auto theft in High Point, during which the car crashed and France was caught while Payne reportedly urged him to shoot at the officer. Richard Johnson and Paul Culler received suspended 18 month terms in the same indictment. the 15 year old offender was sent to Eastern Carolina Training School for an indefinite period.
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Greensboro
High Point
Walter E. Johnston
Wiston-Salem
Raymond
Rocky” Payne
Highland Ave
J. E. France
Gorrell St
Ransom Smith
France
Smith
Payne
Richard Johnson
Asheboro St
Paul Culler
Muir's Chapel Rd
Johnson
Culler
Robpan
Eastern Carolina Training School
Realty Transfers In Jamestown Township And Nearby Areas
Francis N. Kennedy and wife transfer three lots of Dr W L Jackson property to James M Small and wife. Wachovia Bank and Trust Co transfers two tracts on Union Hill Road to H W Freeman. J T Crouch and wife convey two tracts adjoining State Highway 610 to Harris H Jarrell.
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Francis N. Kennedy
James M. Small
Dr. W. L. Jackson
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
H. W. Freeman
Union Hill Road
J. T. Crouch
Harris H. Jarrell
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Mays & Parks
Greensboro Road
Tsyday
Union Hill
Superior Court
Offi
Colored News
Charles D. Bates
Jones
Nora King Jones
St. Paul Methodist Church
HPC
By Forrest Cates
John Hayworth
Harry Williamson
Horace Siderton
Siderton
City Hall
Schadt
T. E. Hinson
Hinson
Williamson
Council Haworth
Jamestown Township
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