Deaths And Funerals Mrs Lois McDowell and Others
Death notices for Lois McDowell of Archdale aged 58 with service set Sunday at Cumby Chapel and burial at Lebanon United Methodist Church cemetery. Also notices for Sylvia Wood Hill, 24, of Lexington who died after illness at Forsyth Hospital, with service in Mocksville and survivors listed. Bodies at funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois McDowell
Lois McMahan Grant McDoweLl
Cumby Chapel
Stanley Karomirski
Woodrow W. Robbins
Lebanon United Methodist Church
Cumby
McDowell
Elliott St
Archdale
Lexington
Sylvia Wood Hill
Snyder Ave
Forsyth Hospital
Winston- Salem
East Rockingham man Neal Blake dead at 63
Neal Blake 63 of East Rockingham died Friday at 10 25 a m in a Hamlet hospital. Survived by sister Mrs Jessie Buchanan of High Point. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 p m in Free Will Baptist Church Rockingham. Family present at Marks Funeral Home tonight 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham
Neal Blake
East Rockingham
Jessie Buchanan
Proctor Dr
High Point
Blake
Free Will Baptist Church
Marks Funeral Home
Pilot Witnessed Kwik-Pik Plane Accident In Henderson
Robert Nelson Jr. of Henderson, a Kwik-Pik Markets bookkeeper and pilot, was the only witness as a plane at rest idled near air service unit structures. He was hospitalized for shock and hysteria, sedated, and resting as his family traveled home. FAA will investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Service Unit
Kwik-Pik Markets
Henderson
Sheriff's Department
Robert Nelson Jr
Kwik-Pik
High Point Memorial Hospital
Nelson
Federal Aviation Administration
Building permits total 871382 as inspections issues nine business, eight housing
The city issued building permits totaling 871382 with nine business improvement permits worth 659435 and eight housing permits for 148307. Additional permits covered fencing roofing and dwelling repairs, plus school alterations and several named private projects on various streets. Individual permits included Louise W. Miller, Furniture City Elks Lodge, Hal Kennerly, James Realty, U S Furniture, Mobil Chemical, and multiple new houses with varied values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Board of Education
Central High School
Ferndale Junior High School
Louise W. Miller
McCain Place
Furniture City Elks Lodge
Wade Street
Hal Kennerly
South Road
Lee Stackhouse
Bobby Clodfelter
Shore Street
U.S. Furniture Industries, Inc
Mobil Chemical Company
English Road
James Realty Company
Robert and
Teresa Grayson
Haverly Rd
Wesley E. Mills
Allen Jay Road
C. A. Brown
Guyer St
Colon Cheek
Palmer St
Fifth Platoon to be Scattered During Holidays
Chief explains department needs during the holiday period. Members of the fifth platoon will be redistributed among other platoons until after the new year. Twelve cadets are in training at the police academy and will soon be assigned. The fifth platoon will be reactivated once training is complete. The floating shift aims to boost in-field building checks to deter break ins while regular patrols handle routine calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Academy
Pritchett
Serious Two Car Wreck Injures Five People
Five people sustained minor injuries in multiple crashes Friday. Ethel Boulware Gregory and Pauline Gatlie were among those hurt on Kivett Drive near Meredith Street. Pearl Little, Gordon Copeland, and Lawrence Vanable also injured in separate three car accidents on East Chester Drive and S Main Street in the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kivett Drive
Meredith Street
Ethel Boulware Gregory
Woodbury Street
Pauline Stephin Gatlie
Habersham Road
Garlie
Terry Gatie
Habersham
David Ellis
Joe Ann Ellis
Oakwood Street
Ethel Gregory
Pearl Jones Little
Route 1
Eastchester Drive
Timberlake
Board To Elect New Head Monday In Davidson County
Davidson County Commissioners meet Monday to elect a new chairman with Joe Barrier seen as likely successor to Robert Carroll. A Cole Layer Trumble report completes the countywide land revaluation with up to 48 percent value increases. Commissioners will likely lower the next year's tax rate from 95 cents per $100 valuation despite higher property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
Commission
Robert Carroll
Joe Berrier
Thomasville
Carroll
Berrier
Cole-Layer-Trumble Co
Dayton, Ohio
Black police officers join departments across North Carolina
The article notes multiple city police departments including Charlotte Wilmington and Raleigh employing black officers since 1942. Chiefs Hall Powell Williamson and Goodwin describe smooth integration with patrolmen supervisors and detectives contributing to recruitment despite occasional public tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Perry Powell
J. C. Goodman
Wilmington
H. E. Williamson
Williamson
Raleigh
Robert Goodwin
Building Variance Requested in Greensboro Area
Guilford County Board of Adjustments will hear Marlee Development Corp request to place residential structures 30 feet from the right of way, vs 40 feet for 12 000 square foot lots, in Friendship Township west of Greensboro. Also on the agenda Meadowview Mobile Home Park seeks 14 additional spaces on U S 220 and Troxier Hosiery Company asks to modify a nonconforming park south of I 85 east of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County Board of Adjustments
Marlee Development Corp
Friendship Township
Guilford County Administration
Board of Adjustments
Meadowview Mobile Home Park
U.S. 220
Troxier Hosiery Company
I-85
Policemen Are Reinstated After Court Order
Lt. L. J. Boyd, dismissed May 28, is ordered reinstated to lieutenant with full pay, effective Dec. 5, by Superior Court Judge James G. Exum in Greensboro. The ruling follows multiple appeals and commission reversals, with other officers also reinstated after contentious dismissals tied to internal tremors in the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Boyd
Police Department
Superior Court
James G. Exum
Boyd
Rossie Gardner
Exum
Greensboro
High Point Civil Service Commission
Laurie Pritchett
Planning Board to hold meeting on old business Monday
Thomasville officials will convene at 7 30 p m in City Hall to decide three old petitions. The agenda includes Kermit Cloninger's request to rezone land along Southgate Shopping Center from R4 to C4 and related zoning actions tied to nearby parcels and proposed Laurel Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning and Zoning Board
Thomasville
City Hall
Planning Board
Kermit Cloninger
Southgate Shopping Center
C. W. Jones
Cloninger
Laurel Lane
Arthur Drive
Planning Commission
Bob Keber
Conrad
Public Works Committee
Catesby Bird Club Teas Sunday at Hatcher Home
Members of the Catesby Bird Club hold a tea Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hatcher 406 East Farris Avenue. The Friday Enterprise misstated the location as the J W Lindsay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catesby Bird Club
E. A., Hatcher
E. Farris Ave
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Mrs
Sherman Hill
Tae
Pot E Bexington Ave
Val Pel
Mattie Davis
Royals
Sechrest
William Ed Wright
Graveside
Springhill United Methodist Church
Zenith
Main ST
Sheraton Hotel
Mrs. Cleo Harris
Coaliealer, A. P
James Road
Oak View
High Point, N.C
Hall
Williams
English RD
SR Lee
Tee
Transco, Inc
Chevrolet
Keber
Kendall Mill Road
James
S. Conrad
Pilot School
Enterprise
J. W. Lindsay
Chestnut Drive
Broad Ave
Ae Ma AL
Charles Franklin Scott, Sr
von Schrader
Piedmont Maintenance CO
Jim Crawford
Celepraix
Green Street Baptist Church
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