Man Held Without Bond After Stabbing Woman
Elbert Williams, 44, jailed on assault with intent to stab after a Price Street woman, Marie Johnson, was stabbed in the right side and underwent emergency surgery at Memorial Hospital. condition listed as fair. Additional weekend arrests include domestic assaults, resisting arrest, and drunkenness cases among several residents.
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Bynum Street
City
Price Street
Elbert Williams
Tne
Marie Johnson
Memorial Hospital
Johnson
Isiah Sturdevant
Taylor Street
James Edward Padgett
Clinton Street
R. L. McKinney
S. Main Street
Sturdivant
Padgett
McKinney
George McCullough
Seven New Residences Approved In Local Building Again
Nine building permits issued last week total 120677.78 dollars with seven for new homes including a 253000? No. The text lists a 25000 permit for M F Folger 1309 Woodland Ct a seven room one story residence. Other permits include two commercial projects and several five or seven room houses plus repair permits.
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M. F. Folger
Woodland Ct
Drs. L. Averett
P. H. Brigman
Lindsay St
Archdale Manufacturing Co
English St
John A. Lindsay Jr
Wyckliff
Woodbury St
Rufus Pegues
Colin Bowers
Brockett St
Tangerwood
Henry Swartz
Homestead Ave
H. D. Guyer
Vote Stickers Warned Illegal On Mail Boxes
Postmaster Walter L. York warns that placing political stickers on street collection boxes violates postal regulations. He says such acts may embarrass offenders and that postal equipment must remain politically neutral to encourage election participation.
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Walter L. York
Toddlers' Program Begins in Thomasville at Civic Center
Thomasville recreation department starts Tiny Tot program tomorrow from 9 a.m. to noon at the Civic Center Randolph Street. It serves children aged four to six and is supervised by Miss Ann Sherrill and Mrs. Bill Hiatt. A special Tuesday morning session will follow.
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Thomasville
Civic Center
Randolph Street
Ann Sherrill
Bill Hiatt
Routine Check Nets Unexpected Quarry
Patrolmen Howell and Gooden stopped Jacob Lee Whitworth Jr. for driving without a license. The same 1957 sedan had been reported stolen from Lewis Motor Co. Detectives broadcast the theft, Whitworth was found with the car on Hilltop Street, and he was then charged with driving without a license a second time and booked for breaking entering larceny and receiving.
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Bill Howell
Robert Gooden
Gordy Alley
Jacob Lee Whitworth Jr
Hulda Street
Lewis Motor Co
S. Wrenn Street
Howell
Gooden
Hilltop Street
Guilford County Schools Prepare for Open Tomorrow
Plans for the Guilford County opening are set with teachers reporting today and students expected for a half day tomorrow. Superintendent E. D. Pierce aims for full attendance Tuesday to share necessary information and ensure a smooth full opening Wednesday. Faculty lists are provided for Allen Jay Jamestown and other districts with extensive staff rosters across multiple schools.
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Guilford County
E. D. Pierce
Allen Jay
Jamestown
A. Doyle Early
T. W. Marlowe
Tommy R. Younts
James R. Swiggett
Sarah H. Purvis
Doris A. Smith
Oliver E. Moye
Mildred B. Hussey
Martha M. Powell
Carroll R. Powell
Ardenal Haney
Hallie Gilbreth
Paul C. Barnes
Ruth S. Causey
William A. Cameron
Linwood A. Harris
City Schools Open Tuesday Amid Construction Woes
Despite several construction setbacks at Emma Blair Northwood Griffin and Brentwood schools the city schools will open tomorrow with no cafeteria service and noon dismissals. Northwood reports a wall knocked down by a bulldozer during a power failure and unfinished cafeteria equipment. Regular schedules resume Wednesday with staggered dismissals through 3 30 for older students.
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Dean Pruette
Northwood Elementary School
Northwood
Pruette
Emma Blair
Griffin
Brentwood
High Point
Gavin launches gubernatorial campaign in High Point rally
Gavin opens campaign in High Point with a rally at Senior High School auditorium and pre events including Civitan Club and American Business Club meetings. He plans a press conference and plant visits before a 7:30 p.m. rally introducing other candidates and local precinct chairmen.
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Gavin
Robert Gavin
Civitan Club
American Business Club
At & P.m
Coin Box Robberies Resume In High Point
Four coin machines were forced open over the weekend at Peanut's service station Superb Service Station Flynt's Texaco Service and Crossroad Grocery all outside unattended. Peanut's lost 22.50 Superb 10.75 Flynt's and Crossroad damage undetermined detectives tied the wave to a pattern with a young AWOL Marine arrested two weeks earlier.
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High Point
Peanut's
W. Green Street
Superb
W. Green
Trinity Avenue
Flynt
Texaco
Montlieu Avenue
E. Lexington Avenue
Trinity Road
Rawley Farm Road
Flynt’s
Teen Age Drivers Hold Driving Skill Contest at Colonial Store
members of the Safe Teen Drivers Club staged a driving contest yesterday at the Colonial Store lot at N Hamilton Street and Montlieu Avenue. Winners were Steve Foster in the big car class and Paul Hill in the compact class with Lewellyn and Bill Rich as runners-up. Mayor Jess Washburn issued trophies as City Manager Harold Cheek attended.
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Safe-Teen Drivers Club
Colonial Store
N. Hamilton Street
Montlieu Avenue
Steve Foster
Albert Hazzard
Darius Lewellyn
Paul Hill
Lewellyn
Bill Rich
Jess Washburn
Harold Cheek
Heat Holds At 90 With 92 Possible Today
Weather outlook notes a 90 degree noon reading matching yesterday and a forecast high near 92 before evening breezes ease the heat. Warm humid conditions persist with a chance of scattered thunderstorms and widely scattered showers observed in Greensboro around noon.
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Greensboro
Receivership Sought in Civil Suit Over $3904.51
United Factors Division of United Merchants and Manufacturers filed a civil action in Municipal Court seeking $3904.51 for merchandise purchased by Kirkman Furniture Co. The suit claims the firm owes other creditors and cannot meet obligations and asks for receivership. Also, small claims cases allege a $60 car debt by Vivian Bennett and $505.93 in back bills by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Russel.
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Kirkman Furniture &Co
United Factors Division
United Merchants and Manufacturers, Inc
Ask
Furniture Company
Vivian J. Bennett
Archdale
High Point Savings and Trust Co
Gilbert G. Russel
Rockspring
Austin Food Store
Russells
Winners Listed for Davidson County in Dairy Show
Davidson County 4-H Club members earned 24 of 170 entries at the Greensboro District Junior Dairy Show in Gate City. Grand Champion Brown Swiss went to Everette Sadler of Ledford. Grand Champion animal to Smith Stokes of Central 4-H. Banquet, parade, and entertainment followed the Thursday event with numerous blue and red ribbons awarded to Holsteins Guernseys and Brown Swiss exhibitors.
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Lexington
W. F. Pressly
Davidson County
Greensboro
Gate City
Smith Stokes
Central
Everette Sadler
Ledford
Janes Stokes
Guernseys
Norman Nifong
North Davidson
Tom Kearns
Jim Kearns
Allan Ke
Jimmy Mize
Sadler
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McCullough
James R. Spencer
Landsdowne Street
L. R. Wendry
J. B. Willard
Spencer
Samuel Lyles
E. High Street
Lyles
T. B. Hammitt
S. E. Allison
Robert Harrison Haneline Jr
S. Hamilton Street
Thomas F. Morris
John J. Sanders
Sparta
Sanders
Emmitt Lee Dorsett
Los Angeles
Calif
Dorsett
Underhill Street
Davis Street
Gurley Street
Judson Grissett
Campbell Street
Norman Cecil
Montsinger Street
Brown Street
Doris Jean Wallace
Grady Mosley Gillespie
Luther D. Inman
Inman
Gilbert Wallace
Redding Street
Wallace
High Point Enterprise
Northwest High Point
David Cox
Minnie Robertson
Juanita S. Early
Sarah M. Osborne
Rubye G. Bissette
Regina F. Hendrix
Ruth Ann Macon
Jacqueline Garner
Nancy I. Crissman
Mona W. Powell
Frances W. Mabe
Juanita I. Johnson
Pearle S., Oliver
Rosalie Lyon
Troy H. Keller
Mary Lois Robertson
Julia Garner
Carolyn Mae Childress
Marjorie J. Younts
Rebecca W. Plummer
Mary Jo Stroud
Beulah B. Andrews
Lacey C. Ragsdale High School
T. G. Madison
Mary Lane
Donald Scalf
Sara Moss
Bob McCain
Ralph Moran
Marylyn K. Bellinger
Annie Mitchell
Estella Brown
Thomas R. Miller
Margaret Richardson
Jane Kimmal
Agnes Far
Lucille Johnson
Thelma Truesdale
Jennie Bean
Jeanette Taylor
Reba Cross
Nannie Jackson
Frances Butler
Steve Mitchell
Ethel Chadwick
Frances Usher
Frances Moore
Jeanette Weaver
Sue Benson
Robert Perram
William Hiatt
Mary Wesley
Joy Johnson
Thomas Lohr
Olin Jackson
Louise Richardson
Harold Crump
Bill Broome
Sedgefield Elementary School
J. R. Blackwell
Reva Ginnings
Gertrude C. McLean
Elizabeth T. Robertson
Ellen N. Bishop
Rachel T. Bivens
Ophelia S. Copeland
Mary i S. Best
Ruth J. Lowman
Eugenia E. Perkins
Ina W. Staples
Elizabeth Howell
Margie L. Robbins
Lucy K. Smith
Elsie G. Davidson
Glade C. Lovingood
Sue McCook
Allie R. Boggs
Royal P. Day
Oliva A. Harmon
Elizabeth H. Mashburn
Kenneth A. Ross
Jean C. Woods
Selwyn W. Yow
F. L. Moon
Ruth H
Irma Jean Dowless
Roy Greene
Louise H. Ivey
Florence School
Victor Blackburn
Julia Whitted
Thelma E. Sapp
Ruth Plummer
Clara S. Montague
Katherine B. McLean
Helen Mitcherer
Meira D. Whitley
Theresa Sims
Alice McNeil
Shelton Williams
Jeanlette S. Mebane
North Carolina
State Board of Education
Health Department
Darius Lewallyn
Mercury
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